The Jeff and Bill Show

The Colorado GOP Primary for governor is still undecided.  There are less than 1,500 votes separating Barb Kirkmeyer and Victor Marx.  Sen. Kirkmeyer joins Jeff and Bill to talk about the continued race.  How does she see her chances as the count continues?

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Less than 1,500 votes separate the front runners in the GOP primary for Governor.  One of those left standing, Victor Marx joins Jeff and Bill to react to last night's returns and what is next as the race is still too close to call. 

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Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the results of Primary Day in the Centennial State.  What races surprised you and what ones turned out exactly as you guessed?  The GOP race in the gubernatorial primary is separated by less than 1,500 votes and the margin keeps shrinking.  Both remaining candidates join the show later this morning.  

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Denver mayor Mike Johnston rolls out a new evening and weekend parking fee of only $5 in select locations.  Is this the change that will help revitalize downtown Denver?  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the plan, the cost, and the bad messaging from the mayor that blunts the impact of the program.  Then it is a conversation about the leaders of France blaming America for a record heat wave that has killed over 1,000 citizens.  How is it our fault?  

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The Supremes say political parties can coordinate campaign spending, but President Donald Trump can't redefine the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the impact of the rulings.  How should the USA deal with birthright citizenship?  

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Colorado law says an Independent Commission draws our electoral lines and the Democrats wanted to ignore that rule.  Frank McNulty, Chairman, Fair Maps Colorado was part of that group, and he joins Jeff and Bill to explain the State Supreme Court ruling.  

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Jeff and Bill talk Colorado Primary Day and what the early returns could tell us about the general election in the fall.  So far, returns are heavily favoring the Democrat candidates.  Republican ballot returns are below 20222 and on par with 2024.  Is this good news or bad news for the GOP chance sin the fall?

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After, the Rocky Mountain Voice Freedom Festival this past weekend, Jeff Hunt says Nick Shirley might have hit on where the government fraud is located, Medicaid.  Lesten to Jeff outline Nick's claims and see if they make sense to you.  

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 More counties across America are banning fireworks.  Jeff and Bill outline the rules for Colorado.  The hour begins with the guys talking about charges against two owners of a Pueblo funeral home and transitions into the drought, fireworks restrictions and playing with fireworks as a kid.  

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Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss a Colorado Democrat candidate saying the firebomb attack on Israel supporters was not antisemitism and a California liberal is shouted down at a Pride event over his support of Israel.  Are the Democrats becoming more liberal?  What does this mean in the general election? 

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