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Tina Peters, a prominent figure in the fight for election integrity, has been released from prison after being granted clemency by Colorado Governor Jared Polis. Her case has sparked a heated debate about free speech, government accountability, and the role of NGOs in shaping public discourse.

This episode of the podcast delves into the complexities of Tina Peters' case, exploring the intersection of politics, law, and civil liberties. The conversation touches on the government's efforts to silence critics, the ACLU's surprising silence on the matter, and the implications of a society where speech is policed and punished. The discussion also highlights the importance of transparency in elections and the need for accountability in government.

Tina Peters' attorney, John Case, joins the conversation to share his insights on the case and the broader implications of the government's actions. He discusses the ACLU's tax status and its potential impact on the organization's ability to remain nonpartisan. The conversation also touches on the role of NGOs in shaping public discourse and the need for greater oversight.

As the debate around election integrity continues to heat up, this episode offers a timely and thought-provoking exploration of the issues at play. Join the conversation and listen to the full episode to hear more about Tina Peters' case, the ACLU's silence, and the importance of free speech in a democratic society.

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This episode of RSL is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of Colorado's election system and the ongoing debate within the Republican Party. The conversation delves into the world of election integrity, voter rolls, and the challenges of ensuring a fair and accurate outcome.

Ashe and Ryan the recent election of Craig Steiner as the new Colorado Republican Party chair, and the implications of his comments on election integrity. Steiner's statements about the need to "win some elections" to make the system more secure have sparked a heated debate within the party. Ashe counters with her thoughts on the matter, highlighting the importance of addressing the underlying issues with the current system.

The conversation also touches on the topic of voter rolls, with Ashe pointing out the problems with the current system, including the lack of transparency and the potential for manipulation. They discuss the recent acquisition of Dominion Voting by Liberty Vote, and the implications of this change for the state's election system.

The main focus of the episode remains on the election system and the challenges facing Colorado's Republican Party. If you're interested in learning more about these important issues, tune in to this episode of RSL to hear the full conversation.

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This episode of the show is a behind-the-scenes look at the unique format of the live on-air version, and how it's helped Ashe and Ryan refine their storytelling skills.

In this episode, the host reflects on the differences between their live show and their other podcast endeavors, citing the need for a more structured approach to keep the conversation on track. They also share some personal anecdotes from a recent event, the Elbert County Lincoln Day dinner, where they had the opportunity to meet and mingle with notable figures like Dana Rohrabacher, a former congressman and speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan, and where Ryan delivered the keynote address at the end of the gathering. Ryan's conversation with Ashe, weekly co-host of 'Ashe Tuesday,' is a great example of how they're able to balance humor and insight in their storytelling.

Ashe and Ryan's experiences at the Elbert County Lincoln Day dinner are a highlight of the episode, as they share their thoughts on the quality of the food and the company. They also discuss interviews conducted by Ryan and Heidi Ganahl with Craig Steiner, the new Colorado Republican Party chair, and the upcoming topics they'll be covering on the show.

This episode is a great example of the host's ability to weave together personal stories and current events, making it a must-listen for fans of the show. Join us as we dive into the world of politics and storytelling with this engaging and entertaining appetizer dish.

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On this Monday hour of RSL, we're diving into the world of politics with a very special guest, Craig Steiner, the newly elected chair of the Colorado Republican Party. 

Steiner shares his story of how he got into politics and what motivated him to run for chair of the Colorado Republican Party. He also discusses the challenges the party is facing, including election integrity and voter turnout. As a software engineer, Craig brings a unique perspective to the table, and he's not afraid to speak his mind. He also talks about his plans to address the party's financial and legal issues and how he's going to work to get out the vote.

But that's not all - we're also talking real estate with Frank Duran, who's been making headlines with his innovative approach to helping clients find their dream homes. He shares his insights on the summer market and what makes it unique, and he also talks about the top trend he's seeing in the industry right now.

If you're interested in hearing more about Craig Steiner's vision for the Colorado Republican Party and Frank Duran's expertise in real estate, be sure to tune in to this episode of RSL.

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This episode of RSL is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial election.Ryan dives into the Victor Marx campaign, questioning whether Marx is a legitimate contender or just a "grifting fraud." Marx has been accused of ducking debates and using questionable fundraising tactics, including smurfing, which involves taking large donations and breaking them down into smaller amounts to avoid transparency.

The conversation also touches on the importance of debates in politics, with the speaker pointing out that Marx's opponents, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and Representative Scott Bottoms, have been battle-tested in previous debates. In contrast, Marx's lack of experience and policy positions raises concerns about his ability to hold his own in a debate.

Ryan also shares a humorous comparison on fictional debates portrayed in comedy classics 'Old School' and 'Happy Gilmore' imagining whether Marx might respond more like the fever dream-inspired genius of Frank 'The Tank' Ricard - or the juvenile ramblings of Billy Madison citing 'The Puppy Who Lost His Way.' Meanwhile, the conversation shifts to a more serious note as the speaker discusses the importance of fact-checking and transparency in politics.

Also, Anjelah Johnson-Reyes joins Ryan to discuss her seventh stand-up comedy special 'Ugly Baby,' now available on YouTube. It's a tale, in part, of a 'miracle baby' she gave birth to in her forties (a daughter) after Anjelah changed her mind on having children during the COVID pandemic.

Anjelah Johnson-Reyes, 'Ugly Baby' comedy special

If you're interested in learning more about the Colorado gubernatorial election and the Victor Marx campaign, as well as a heart-warming conversation on the beauty of motherhood against all odds, tune in to this episode of RSL to hear Ryan's insightful analysis, commentary, and relatable interview with Anjelah Johnson-Reyes.

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Starting the week - and the month of June - off in earnest on RSL, Congressman Jeff Crank joins Chris Rourke and Ryan on the show to discuss the recent announcement of new investments in the Pikes Peak region, which could bring in thousands of new jobs. But is this a coincidence, or a sign of a shift in the relationship between President Trump and Colorado? Congressman Crank shares his thoughts on the matter and explains why he believes his community's willingness to work with the federal government has paid off.

In this episode, Congressman Crank talks about the importance of bipartisanship and working with the administration to bring in new jobs and opportunities for his constituents. He also discusses his work on the Veterans' Second Amendment Protection Act and how it will benefit service members in Colorado. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the upcoming election and how he plans to connect with his community and address the issues that matter most to them.

Congressman Crank's experience and dedication to his community are evident throughout the conversation, and he offers valuable insights into the world of politics and public service. 

Chris Rourke also shares her thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a Republican candidate who has been making headlines for his comments (or lack thereof) on women and the economy.

If you're interested in learning more about Congressman Crank's perspective on these topics and how he plans to represent his community, tune in to this episode of RSL.

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This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial election. Chris Rourke joins Ryan with the latest developments on Victor Marx, a candidate who's been making waves with his campaign. But is he really the front-runner, or is it all just a smokescreen?

This episode covers the latest news and analysis on the Colorado gubernatorial election, with a focus on Victor Marx's campaign. Chris and Ryan the recent controversy surrounding Marx's comments on women voters and his debate with Kyle Clark. They also touch on the importance of reliable polling and the lack of credible data supporting Marx's claims of being the front-runner. Additionally, the speaker shares insights from a conversation with Benjamin Albright, a sports reporter and military veteran, who raises questions about Marx's qualifications.

The conversation also delves into the world of politics and the challenges of navigating bias and media scrutiny. The speaker highlights the need for a candidate to be able to handle adversarial opinions and media criticism, and how Marx's approach to dealing with criticism has been lacking. With the primary election just around the corner, this episode foreshadows valuable context and analysis for voters coming up in Hour 2.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in the Colorado gubernatorial election, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's take on the latest news and analysis. With the primary election just a month away, it's essential to separate fact from fiction and get a clear understanding of the candidates and their qualifications.

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This week on the Right Side of Hollywood, the conversation gets real about the intersection of pop culture, entertainment, and politics in America. Deborah, Christian, and Ryan start with Hollywood's Walk of Fame, where they discuss the recent honor bestowed upon Adam Carolla, a conservative comedian who's been a thorn in the side of the liberal establishment. But what's really interesting is the contrast between Adam's old-school humor and the current state of late-night TV, where hosts like Jimmy Kimmel are more focused on pushing a partisan agenda than entertaining the masses.

Ryan focuses on the genuine warmth and sincerity Kimmel displays while introducing Carolla for the honor, and wonders aloud why the late-night host can't bring that same spirit and sentiment to his show for the masses. Deborah gives a keen insight as to why he won't - or can't - do that, and Christian details the de-evolution of Kimmel as a simple political hack rather than a comedian.

The trio also tackles the topic of gratitude, using the example of actress Milly Alcock, who's been making headlines for her comments about being a woman in a superhero movie. Her attitude has sparked a lot of debate, with some calling her ungrateful and others defending her right to speak her mind. Deborah and Christian discuss the importance of being mindful of one's words and actions, especially when it comes to representing oneself as a public figure.

Our Fool of the Week segment focuses on the recent behavior of 'Dr.' Jill Biden, who's been accused of elder abuse after her husband, President Joe Biden, had a noticeable pause during the infamous June 2024 debate with then-former President Trump. The RSOH crew questions her motives and wonder why she didn't take him to a hospital instead of a Waffle House. They also discuss the importance of accountability and holding people in power accountable for their actions.

Fool of the Week nominees: 'Dr.' Jill Biden, Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE), Victor Marx

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of pop culture and politics. The hosts bring their unique perspectives and insights to the table, making for a thought-provoking and entertaining conversation. Join them as they explore the world of Hollywood and beyond, and discover what's really going on behind the scenes.

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This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial election. Ryan dives into the latest controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a candidate who's been making outlandish claims about his past. From allegedly calling in a US military air strike that killed 70 ISIS fighters to rescuing 45,000 women and children, Marx's fabrications have been thoroughly debunked. But what's even more astonishing is how he's been able to get away with it.

The conversation centers around the recent sit-down interview with Kyle Clark, where Marx's lies were put to the test. Ryan is joined by Mark Cook, an expert who's been investigating Marx's campaign finance irregularities. They discuss the concept of "smurfing," a form of money laundering where large sums of money are split into smaller donations to avoid detection. It's a tactic that's been used in various campaigns across the US, and Marx's campaign is no exception.

The discussion also touches on the psychology behind Marx's behavior, with Ryan and Mark agreeing that he's a master manipulator who's become lazy in his lies. Marx's supporters are often caught up in his echo chamber, where no one questions his claims. Mark argues that this lack of accountability has allowed Marx to continue spreading misinformation without consequences.

If you're interested in understanding the intricacies of campaign finance and the psychology behind a charismatic leader's behavior, this episode is a must-listen. Join the conversation and hear the expert analysis on Victor Marx's campaign and the implications for the Colorado gubernatorial election.

Also, Kenny Wayne Shepherd - one of the greatest living blues guitarists in the world - joins Ryan to highlight his newly re-released album 'Ledbetter Heights: 30th Anniversary Edition' and preview his upcoming appearance at 'Blues From the Top' in Winter Park, Colorado on Saturday, June 27.

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This episode hour a must-listen for anyone interested in Colorado politics, as Ryan gets down to brass tacks with Joe Oltmann, a candidate for the Colorado GOP chair position. Oltmann is known for his outspoken views, and this conversation is no exception.

In this episode, Ryan and Joe explore the world of Colorado Republican politics, discussing the state of the party and the challenges it faces. They also touch on the topic of Victor Marx, a candidate for governor who has been making headlines with his questionable past. Oltmann shares his thoughts on Marx's candidacy and the importance of transparency in politics. The conversation is lively and thought-provoking, with both Ryan and Joe sharing their opinions on the state of the party and the candidates vying for its top spot as chair.

One of the key points of discussion is the state of the Colorado GOP, which Oltmann believes is in need of a shake-up. He argues that the party has become complacent and is in danger of losing its way. He also discusses the importance of having a strong party leader who can bring people together and make tough decisions.

If you're interested in Colorado politics and want to hear more about the state of the party and the candidates vying for its top spot, be sure to tune in to this episode. The conversation is lively and thought-provoking, and offers a unique perspective on the state of politics in Colorado.

Also, Ryan goes more in-depth in remembering the bane of his existence, in many ways, as a Detroit Red Wings fan - Claude Lemieux (1965-2026). The former Avalanche forward spent five seasons with the franchise, including a large portion of the 'seven-year war' between Colorado and Detroit that saw the Red Wings claim three Stanley Cup titles (1997, 1998, 2002) and the Avalanche win two (1996, 2001). Lemieux committed suicide at a furniture store he owned in South Florida on Thursday.

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