A shocking revelation has left the Colorado political scene reeling. A high-ranking Republican official has been arrested in connection with a child prostitution sting, and the fallout is just beginning. Ryan delves into the details of this disturbing case, implicating (now former) Weld County GOP chair Hunter Rivera, and its implications for the state's government.

The episode covers a range of topics, from the alleged pedophile ring within the state Capitol to the reactions of key figures to the scandal. Representative Scott Bottoms, a candidate for governor, shares his insights on the investigation and his own involvement in bringing attention to this issue. Chris Rourke and Ryan also inquire about rival gubernatorial candidate Barb Kirkmeyer's connection to Hunter Rivera, once a legislative aide for the Senator, as she has been accused by Bottoms of dismissing concerns about the alleged ring.

Throughout the episode, Chris and Ryan important questions about the handling of this sensitive topic and the potential consequences for those involved. The conversation also touches on the challenges of balancing the need for transparency with the need to protect the integrity of ongoing investigations.

If you're interested in learning more about this developing story and the reactions of those involved, tune in to this episode of RSL. Chris and Ryan provide a thorough and thought-provoking analysis of the situation, and the conversation is a must-listen for anyone following Colorado politics.

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RSL is off to a hot start on a Monday, diving into the latest developments in the Victor Marx campaign. This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial race, as Ryan Schuling tackles the controversy surrounding Victor Marx's debate avoidance and the allegations of smurfing in his campaign.

Victor Marx has been making headlines for his refusal to participate in debates, citing excuses such as Michael Brown's supposed bias and potentially the Gazette's endorsement of Barb Kirkmeyer. However, Ryan is not buying it, calling out Marx for his lack of willingness to engage with the voters of Colorado. The conversation also touches on the allegations of smurfing in Marx's campaign, with Ryan questioning the legitimacy of the campaign's fundraising practices.

Ryan also delves into the story of Corby Hall, a former business associate of the GOP gubernatorial candidate, who recorded a 37-minute phone call with Victor Marx. Ryan theorizes that during this call, Marx had to have been aware of an alleged threat made by Corby against his life, as reported by an anonymous source to the El Paso County Sheriff's Department. However, Ryan points out that this story doesn't quite add up, and that Corby Hall's tone and demeanor have been consistent throughout both the conversation with Marx and Ryan's own personal interactions with Corby over the last week or so. The episode also explores the allegations of Victor Marx's past, including his claims of overseas missions with the US State Department, which have been met with skepticism by experts like John Fabbricatore.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in the Colorado gubernatorial race, tune in to this episode of RSL to hear the full conversation and get the inside scoop on the Victor Marx campaign.

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This week on the Right Side of Hollywood, the conversation gets spicy as Jodee Calm (in for Deborah Flora) and Christian Toto dive into the latest controversy surrounding Christopher Nolan's upcoming film, a modernized feminist rewrite of Homer's Odyssey. But it's not just about the movie - it's about the state of Hollywood and the pressure to fit certain woke ideals.

The discussion touches on the casting of the film, with the speaker questioning the decision to make Helen of Troy a black character, citing the original description of her as having pale arms and light skin. They also bring up the issue of forced representation in movies, pointing out that it takes the viewer out of the experience and can be seen as a form of tokenism. The conversation also veers into the world of politics, with a discussion on the latest news and opinions from the world of entertainment and beyond.

The speaker also tackles the topic of James Bond, with a lively debate on who should be the next 007. They discuss the pros and cons of different actors, including Idris Elba and Jacob Eller, and even bring up the idea of a "no-name" actor taking on the role. But it's not all fun and games - the conversation also gets serious, with a discussion on the state of the country and the importance of standing up for what's right.

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If you're looking for a dose of reality and some honest opinions on the latest news and trends, tune in to this episode of the Right Side of Hollywood. Join Jodee Calm, Christian Toto, and Ryan as they tackle the tough topics and keep it real.

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This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial election. Ryan shares a shocking update on Victor Marx, a candidate who's been making headlines with his unconventional campaign. The aggrieved victimhood continues as Victor cancels his appearance in an upcoming debate at Colorado Christian University due to his concerns about the objectivity of Ryan's colleague Michael Brown of KOA.

Marx has been accused of making numerous false claims and allegations, Ryan has obtained evidence that raises serious concerns about his character.

The episode delves into the details of Marx's campaign, including his claims of being a victim of harassment and his allegations against other candidates. The speaker also discusses the importance of fact-checking and the need for transparency in politics. Additionally, the episode touches on the topic of water management in Colorado, with the speaker sharing her expertise on the issue.

Chris Rourke interviews Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, who shares her experience on the Joint Budget Committee and her approach to budgeting. The conversation covers topics such as Medicaid, education funding, and water management, giving listeners a deeper understanding of the complexities of state governance.

If you're interested in staying informed about the Colorado gubernatorial election and the issues that matter most to voters, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's insightful analysis and expert opinions.

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In a heated debate, two Colorado gubernatorial candidates went head-to-head in a televised showdown, and the conversation is getting intense. Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and Representative Scott Bottoms clashed on everything from budgeting to social issues, leaving viewers - and RSL listeners - wondering who will come out on top.

Ryan immerses himself in the world of Colorado politics, where the stakes are high and the rhetoric is even higher. Senator Kirkmeyer and Representative Bottoms share their thoughts on the debate, from the challenges of addressing corruption and waste in state government to the importance of reaching out to unaffiliated voters. With the primary election looming, these two candidates are vying for the Republican nomination, and it's clear that the competition is fierce.

One of the most striking differences between the two candidates is their approach to social issues. Representative Bottoms is unafraid to lean into the tough topics, while Senator Kirkmeyer seems more focused on fiscal matters. But what does this mean for the future of Colorado? Will Representative Bottoms' willingness to tackle tough issues pay off, or will Senator Kirkmeyer's more measured approach win out?

Tune in to this episode of RSL to hear the full conversation and decide for yourself who will come out on top in the Colorado gubernatorial primary.

Also, as an added bonus, our 'Remembering Rush' segment harkens back to Limbaugh's keen take on President Trump's trade policy with China dating back to 2019.

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In this episode of Thursdays with Trisha, Triisha Calvarese and Ryan break down the Democratic side of the Colorado gubernatorial race, discussing the latest developments and reactions from the campaign trail and a televised debate between Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) and Attorney General Phil Weiser. Notably, the half-Italian (Trisha) and half-Serb agree that Weiser's tone-deaf take on 'too much garlic' in a recipe is sacrilege to Southern European cuisine.

They also break down the controversy surrounding Representative Ron Weinberg's purported behavior in the Colorado General Assembly and allegations of misconduct. Trisha shares her thoughts on the Democratic Party's posture on the chaos within the ranks of their Republican counterparts and the need for accountability. The conversation also touches on the economy, infrastructure, and the role of government in creating jobs. With a mix of politics, humor, and personal anecdotes, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Colorado politics.

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Representative Brandi Bradley and her former legislative aide, Schumé Navarro, join the show to share their side of the story with Ashe Epp and Ryan. They discuss the termination of Schumé's employment, which they claim was retaliation for speaking out against Representative Ron Weinberg's alleged misconduct. The conversation touches on workplace expectations, ethics complaints, and the treatment of women in the Colorado General Assembly. Representative Bradley shares her experiences with Weinberg's behavior, including allegations of harassment and intimidation. This episode raises questions about accountability, power dynamics, and the importance of standing up for what's right.

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Ryan dives into the Colorado gubernatorial race, discussing the latest developments and potential candidates, including his recap of a conversation with Greg Lopez and his lieutenant governor pick Taralynn Romero. He talks about the "Fab Four" - a group of conservative lawmakers trying to make a difference in the state at the General Assembly. Ryan also weighs in on the recent controversy surrounding Representative Schume's dismissal and the upcoming exclusive in-studio interview with Representative Bradley and her former legislative aide. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the mayoral campaign of Spencer Pratt, a reality TV star turned politician running for LA Mayor, and the recent incident involving a man on the tarmac at Denver International Airport.

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Jimmy Sengenberger joins live from San Francisco to discuss the latest drama in the Jeffco Public Schools, with superintendent Tracy Dorland announcing her resignation. They explore the school district's safety audit, which revealed alarming findings, including over 3,000 actionable incidents involving student accounts. Jimmy also shares his thoughts on the district's handling of the audit report, which was initially denied and later provided after a records request. They also discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding the school district's policies, including a recent case involving a transgender student.

Also, Jimmy and Ryan break down fundraising in the Colorado governor's race and what to really make of the numbers posted by Victor Marx's campaign - both in terms of dollars generated and dollars spent going out the door. Plus, alleged 'moderate' Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) gives away the game by stating he wants to strip down TABOR to help fuel more wasteful state government spending.

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Ryan dives into the world of politics and conspiracy theories. He discusses the recent controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate, and his claims of being on the front lines with the IDF in the immediate aftermath of the Hamas attacks against Israel. Ryan questions the validity of Marx's story, pointing out the lack of evidence and corroboration from the American government. He also touches on the topic of immigration, sharing his personal experiences as a first-generation American and his views on the importance of legal immigration. The conversation is a thought-provoking exploration of truth, accountability, and the power of questioning authority.

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