Ryan Schuiling Live

Chadwick Moore, author of definitive biography on Tucker Carlson ('Tucker'), joins Ryan just in time to comment on a greatest hits list of nutty moments from the Left - including the Cracker Barrel logo fiasco, a blatantly racist sign at a rally for Virginia Democrat candidate for governor Abigail Spanberger, and a 'land acknowledgment' for Native Americans to kick off the DNC Summer Meeting in Minnesota.

Yet another nightmarish Uber episode with an illegal alien driver punching out the CEO of Biotech, who is now suing the rideshare company for big dollars - and will likely win. Ryan relays his stories as a driver for Uber and Lyft, while Kelly shares harrowing tales of shady drivers she has encountered as a rider.

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Ryan fact-checks the 'fact-checker' on CNN, Daniel Dale, after he says it's anyone's guess whether blue city mayors or red state governors are mostly responsible for high crime in blue cities within red states. He quizzes Kelly on when each of America's major cities last had a Republican mayor, and some of the answers are downright comical. 

Dr. Brian Joondeph joins Ryan to discuss his latest article for American Thinker, 'COVID Government Misinformation and Childhood Vaccination Rates.' Why are childhood vaccination rates going down in the post-COVID pandemic era?

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/08/covid_government_misinformation_and_childhood_vaccination_rates.html

Plus, a musical montage constructed by Ryan in tribute to President Trump dubbing Kim Jong-Un 'Little Rocket Man.'

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Rep. Jeff Crank (R, CO-5) joins Ryan with his reaction to Democrats blaming him and the three other Colorado Congressional Republicans for the state budget shortfall of $1.2 billion, with passage of President Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill.'

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Weekly segment featuring Deborah Flora and Christian Toto in-studio with a conservative eye on the entertainment industry, focusing on a culture shift away from woke ideology in music, film, and television.

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In the second hour of today's show, Ryan Schuiling is joined by Andy Jones, a key figure in the campaigns for Douglas County School Board race, to discuss the heated battle.

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*** September is Suicide Prevention Month ***
 
MORE THAN 49,000 LIVES ARE LOST TO SUICIDE EACH YEAR IN THE UNITED STATES
 
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Rallies Communities Nationwide With Walks to Honor Loved Ones and Support Prevention – Find a Walk in Your Area
 
Suicide has a profound impact on families, leaving many to navigate grief while facing the stigma that too often surrounds mental health. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) works to help people better understand suicide, give them the tools to help others in crisis and address a leading cause of death.
 
One of the ways AFSP brings communities together is through the Out of the Darkness Community Walks, a nationwide series of events designed to raise awareness and encourage participation in suicide prevention efforts. These walks give people the opportunity to honor loved ones lost to suicide and show support for programs that save lives.
 
Just ahead of Suicide Prevention Month, on Friday, August 29, AFSP leaders Robert Gebbia and Michael F. Lamma will be available for interviews to discuss how the organization is mobilizing communities, advancing research and fostering connection through events like the Out of the Darkness Walks.
 
Suggested Questions:
•    Tell us about the goals of the Out of the Darkness Walks.
•    Where can people find local walks in their community, and how can they get involved?
•    What are some warning signs that someone may be in crisis, and how can people start a conversation with someone they are concerned about?
•    What types of prevention and support programs are available?
•    Where can we go to learn more?
 
Robert Gebbia serves as the CEO of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, which has become the leading suicide prevention nonprofit organization in the United States. Since joining AFSP, Gebbia has developed a nationwide network of more than 70 chapters and increased AFSP’s annual revenue from $700,000 to over $39 million in support of the mission. In the last five years alone, AFSP has initiated and funded one out of every five studies on suicide – making AFSP the largest private funder of suicide research in the world. In 2015, Gebbia announced AFSP’s bold goal to reduce the annual suicide rate in the U.S. 20 percent by 2025. Gebbia has an extensive background in nonprofit management, strategic planning, fundraising, and program development. Prior to joining AFSP, Gebbia had a successful career with the United Way and served as a Public Health Advisor for the City of New York. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Hofstra University and a master’s degree in Sociology from the New School for Social Research. He completed the Harvard Business School’s Human Services Management Executive Program and IBM’s Leadership Commitment Program for nonprofit executives.

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In the second hour of today's show, Ryan Schuiling has 'President Donald Trump' (Shawn Farash) on to talk about the drama surrounding his Smithsonian Museum changes.

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In the first hour of today's edition of Ryan Schuiling Live, Ryan looks back at Rush Limbaugh and his discussion of American Exceptionalism, and why it's so important today. Ryan also looks at Trump's potential changes to the Smithsonian.

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Rep. Brandi Bradley (R-39) joins Ryan as a special session called by Governor Jared Polis looms on Thursday. Topics will include items on the GOP agenda for addressing a $1.2 billion state budget shortfall that Democrats are attempting to pin on President Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' and Congressional Republicans.Ryan will also follow up on a conversation with Lori Gimelshteyn of Colorado Parent Advocacy Network and Britany Kerst on the state's insane 'competency' law loophole for criminal defendants.Also an update on Rep. Bradley's formal complaint against fellow GOP Rep. Ron Weinberg, including accusations of harassment, theft, and criminal trespass.

Then, Cindy Romero first shared her nightmarish story about life 'beyond Thunderdome' at Edge of Lowry Apartments with Vicente Arias of Fox 31 locally, then went in-depth with Ryan on his program last year. She joins RSL once again as federal agents announce a massive gun and drug bust in Colorado, including eight Tren de Aragua gang members - and three leaders - Governor Polis and mainstream media members told us were not present in the state.

https://www.denverpost.com/2025/08/18/tren-de-aragua-arrests-colorado/

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Danielle Jurinsky, Aurora City Council joins Ryan to discuss the latest bombshell from federal law enforcement, as the 'feature of her imagination' (TM Jared Polis) resulted in eight Tren de Aragua gang members being charged among 30 people  in a Colorado drug and gun bust.

According to U.S. Attorney Peter McNeilly, three of the eight TdA gang members are considered to be “leaders.”

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