The Jeff and Bill Show

Once again, KUSA and Kyle Clark's Next uses the show for their content.  This time it's the interview with Victor Marx yesterday.  During the conversation, Marx said former Governor Bill Owens is endorsing him.  Next staff called Owens and he says he has not made up his mind.  Is this a news story on a Wednesday in July or is KUSA again attacking conservatives?  

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To save money RTD is considering ending the free shuttle service on 16th Street (Mall).  Are you surprised they would want to cancel a service that is used regularly?  Chris Nicholson, District A, RTD Board joins Jeff and Bill to discuss the proposed changes.  He thinks it is a bad idea, but can the shuttle be saved?

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They said it couldn't be done, but here he is...

Victor Marx won the Colorado GOP Primary bucking the conventional wisdom.  Jeff, Bill, and callers ask Victor about the primary win, his plan ahead and some platform positions in the upcoming election.  Do you think he can beat the Democrat nominee, Phil Weiser?  

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Are Conservatives the new rebels on college campuses?  Brilyn Hollyhand, Author, Make America Talk Again makes that case in a piece in the New York post (link below).  He joins Jeff and Bill to outline the new conservative movement on campuses across America 

https://nypost.com/2026/07/12/opinion/loving-america-is-the-most-rebellious-thing-kids-can-do/

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Jeff and Bill start with a conversation about a Colorado river guide that set a record crossing the ocean solo.  Then the guys talk about the end of Daylight-Saving Time, The House has passed a measure that would allow state to opt out of the twice a year time change.  Would you opt out?

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Can a third-party candidate or independent get elected in Colorado? No, says former 3rd party candidate Danielle Neuschwanger.  In 2022, after losing the nomination for Governor in the GOP primary, Neuschwanger ran as a Constitution Party Candidate.  She tells Jeff and Bill it was an awful choice that helped re-elect Jared Polis.  Is her story a cautionary tale for conservative voters in this fall election?  

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is Colorado the most unfriendly state in the Union for the Right to Bear Arms?  The CEO of the National Rifle Association, Doug Hamlin joins Jeff and Bill in studio.  He says Colorado voters do not share the hatred of guns that Democrat lawmakers do.  With over 40% of Coloradans being legal gun owners, why do we see so many laws trying to restrict our rights?  

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CNBC drops their list of Top State for Businesses and Colorado goes from 11 in 2025 to 25 in 2026.  Jeff and Bill walk you through how CNBC scored the states.  There were a few high points for the Centennial state: technology, innovation, workforce, and quality of life.  But Colorado scored near the bottom on Cost of Living and Cost of Doing Business.  

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"Victor Marx asks Republicans to sign loyalty pledges" says the headline from KUSA, but is it accurate?  Jeff and Bill take you through the story written by Kyle Clark and compare that to the questionnaire sent to the candidates.  You hear all the questions on the form.  Does it ask for loyalty or a pledge?   You're the judge.  

The story from KUSA: https://www.9news.com/article/news/politics/victor-marx-republicans-loyalty-pledges/73-af274fa3-aecc-40a5-b110-a3ca2de4a6ae

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Would you visit the World's Tallest Flagpole?  Nathanael Toms of Old Glory Rising joins Jeff and Bill to outline his dream of building the World's Tallest Flagpole in Missouri.  It will be 700 feet tall and have a 200 foot wide American Flag.  Then it's a discussion of the dangerous heat impacting Denver

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