The Jeff and Bill Show

Should you have a right to Natural Gas?  Advance Colorado is championing a ballot measure that will enshrine the right into the Colorado Constitution. Kristi Burton Brown of Advance Colorado joins Jeff and Bill to outline the Constitutional Amendment and its impact.   

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WNBA player DiJonai Stanford says she was ejected from a game after a hard foul on Sophie Cunjingham over "White Privilege".  Is she right?  Jeff, Bill and callers debate race in the WNBA and if some players are afforded privileges other do not get  

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Enes Kanter Freedom has declared for the WNBA draft.  Is he being serious or calling out the hypocrisy on trans athletes?  Jeff, Bill, and texts debate the announcement and if the player is serious about joining the league or is it just a stunt to get attention.  

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Traditionally, Oil and Gass is the #1 industry in Colorado.  What is #2?  Did you guess Farming and Ranching?  It is worth about $48B a year in Colorado.  Travis Grant, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Livestock Association is in studio with Jeff and Bill.  Grant outlines the significance of the farming and ranching industry along with economic headwinds.  Congress has not passed a Farm Bill since 2018.  How has the industry changed in those 8 years and what do our farmers and ranchers need to succeed? 

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Should you have a constitutional right to hunt and fish in Colorado?  In reaction to some recent legislation there is a potential ballot measure that would enshrine a right to hunt and fish in Colorado. Chris Dorsey joins Jeff and Bill.  Dorsey is a veteran outdoor television producer, host, biologist, conservation thought leader and contributor to such publications as the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Forbes, and scores of others.  

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The Denver program is back!  Subsidized E-Bikes return after a year off.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate if the program should even exist.  What is the role of government and taxation?  Is it to buy people e-bikes?

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When Colorado legalized marijuana, Native Roots was one of the first to set up shop.  Now they are closing.  One hundred and forty-one people will lose their jobs at the grow site.  Jeff, Bill, and texts debate the Colorado marijuana market and the commercialization of a product that used to be illegal.  

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Emily Washburn, from the Daily Citizen, Focus on the Family joins Jef and Bill to outline a new study showing traces of the abortion pill in our water supply.  How did it get there and what can we do about it? 

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The conversation about the potential ballot measure changing Colorado from a flat tax state to a graduated tax.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the economic impact on wages, investment, and business development.  How many people will vote for the graduated tax simple because it lowers their personal income tax?   

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Supporters of a ballot measure changing Colorado from a flat tax state to a graduated tax have turned in their petition signatures.  Kristi Burton Brown from Advance Colorado joins Jeff and Bill to outline what the measure will do and its economic impact.  Most voters do not know the measure also raises taxes on businesses with incomes over $500K.  

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