Siraj Hashmi, co-host of the Habibi Brothers podcast joins Ryan for his take on the RFK, Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard endorsements of Donald Trump ahead of Labor Day, as well as efforts by Kamala Harris and her team to change the rules of the September 10th debate on ABC.

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Miranda Devine, 'Laptop From Hell' author joins Ryan to discuss the latest letter from Mark Zuckerberg to Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) admitting and apologizing for 'demoting' content during the 2020 election pertaining to her reporting on Hunter Biden's laptop. Does she believe or accept the Meta CEOs apology?

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#NeverTrump and Trump Derangement Syndrome sufferer, pollster Larry Sabato, attempts to minimize the impact of Robert F. Kennedy's endorsement of Donald Trump last Friday. Ryan provides even-keeled analysis as to why that is a wrong-headed conclusion. 

Jimmy Sengenberger, columnist for The Denver Gazette joins Ryan to discuss his latest filing, entitled 'GOP’s Williams won’t admit mutiny was legit.' Will Dave Williams pull a George Costanza and just keep showing up to work as if nothing happened?

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Gordon G. Chang joins Ryan to discuss implications of the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, three years after that fateful day, as well as a burgeoning war in Southeast Asia.

Kristi Burton-Brown provides an update on weekend proceedings held by the state central committee of the Colorado GOP in which those assembled voted to remove chair Dave Williams, vice-chair Hope Scheppelman, and secretary Anna Ferguson by overwhelming margins. Will the results be honored by the national Republican leadership?

Team Harris appears to be balking on the current agreed-upon debate parameters for September 10th on ABC, looking to change the rules: 1) seated instead of standing at podiums, 2) use of available notes during the debate, and 3) keeping the microphones open and hot throughout the debate itself.

Hilary Fordwich joins Ryan to discuss the economic proposals of the Harris/Walz campaign and possible implications vs. potential Trump/Vance policies.

Kamala Harris left a lot to be desired with her DNC acceptance speech, going light on policy and heavy on Trump references. 

Kelly reveals the final results in our Fool of the Week voting.

Blunting the momentum directly out of the Democratic National Convention for Kamala Harris, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. suspends his campaign and stuns the political world by endorsing Donald Trump.

Rep. Ron Weinberg (R-51) joins Ryan to discuss the latest on the General Assembly special session called by Governor Jared Polis to hammer out an agreement on state property tax relief.

Our Friday Fool of the Week nominees are announced: Gina Raimondo, Secretary of Commerce; Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN); Dana Bash, CNN.

Ryan catches Mandy Connell (weekdays Noon-3pm on KOA) on her way to O'Hare Airport in an Uber as the DNC draws to a close. KOA's Rob Dawson files a final report from Day 4 of the event, live from the United Center as well.

In another trip to Ryan's vast audio archives, he uncovers clips from a 1988 episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show featuring a fawning host interviewing real estate mogul Donald Trump about his vision for the country from an economic standpoint and his thoughts about running for President one day. This is in sharp contrast to Oprah's speech in support of Kamala Harris on Wednesday night, betraying decades of friendship and good tidings of cheer with the man who would become our 45th President of the United States.

Charlie Spiering joins Ryan to discuss his book 'Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House,' as well as the latest rumors that the Vice President is navigating a divide between Team Obama and Team Biden.

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Mandy Connell joins Ryan from Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, providing her perspective on the sights, sounds, and people from the United Center. 

James Rosen, Newsmax chief White House correspondent provides background on fissures within Democratic leadership, as Kamala Harris finds herself caught up in the drama between Team Biden and Team Obama with the fallout from Joe being ousted from the ticket by party bosses behind the scenes.

Ryan is astounded by the lack of execution and punctuality by organizers of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, with the featured speaker starting after 11pm ET for the second straight night - this time, former President Barack Obama. President Joe Biden is nowhere to be found, having absconded from Chicago for California right after his humilation on Monday night. Meanwhile, Vice-President Kamala Harris made herself scarce, out of respect for Biden, heading to Wisconsin rather than being in attendance for the speeches by the Obamas at the United Center.

What is going on in a Democratic party that looks anything but united? Rob Dawson dials in to offer his humorous take on the proceedings.