The Jeff and Bill Show

The conversation about the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Diner continues.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate if we can point to one party as the cause of rising political violence in the nation.  If so, should that party be outlawed?  Does that "fix" the problem?

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Have we accepted political violence just happens in America?  Jeff, Bill, and callers continue the conversation about the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.  Is one side more prone to political violence or is it just the side you disagree with that seems to be more violent?

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The conversation about the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner continues.  Jeff. Bill., and callers discuss our political language and if one party is more inclined to be politically violent.  Plus, to what do you attribute the rise in this type of violence?

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An assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Diner.  Reports say the shooter was targeting President Trump and other members of his administration.  Jeff and Bill talk about when they were doing when they heard about the attempted attack and what it means about attending any large gathering.  Do you feel safe?

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Jeff (Bill had to go see the DEA) break down Colorado’s growing water concerns and what it means for summer across the state.

Noah's Ark CEO Rob Williams joins the show to explain how drought conditions, low snowpack, and reservoir decisions could impact rafting, tourism, and local economies.

The conversation covers wildfire risk, water management, and what residents should expect in the months ahead.

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Jeff and Bill host AG candidate Dave Willson in-studio for a wide-ranging interview on crime, lawsuits, and election integrity. The conversation turns heated when Willson is pressed on election fraud claims, audits, and evidence.

The debate escalates as Bill challenges key assertions and demands proof.

Plus:

• Wilson’s background in military law and cybersecurity

• His stance on crime, sanctuary cities, and law enforcement

• His criticism of Colorado AG Phil Weiser

• The GOP primary matchup with Michael Allen

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You get a lawsuit, you get a lawsuit, everyone gets a lawsuit!  Just like Oprah giving out free cars, the CO GOP gives out lawsuits.  After last night's Executive Committee Meeting devolved into more fighting, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert joins Jeff and Bill to talk about opening or closing the Colorado Primary.  Then George Taylor, Diversion Program Manager, DEA RMFD joins Jeff and Bill to highlight National Take Back Day tomorrow.  

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Jeff and Bill ask if it is wrong to make money on insider information?  A member of US Special Forces involved in the removal of Maduro from Venezuela has been arrested for making $400K betting on his removal.  We let members of Congress trade stock based on info the have that we do not, so what's the difference in the soldier's bet?  

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Kathleen Chandler, member of the RTD Board spends the hour with Jeff and Bill.  She outlines the challenges balancing service with revenue.  Kathleen says RTD is running too many lines with low ridership and has a strange fascination with trains that does not make sense.  She says RTD would function better if it was focused on those dependent on public transportation instead of trying to be all things to all residents.  

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This hour its two different looks at your privacy and government information.  El Paso County District Attorney, Michael Allen joins Jeff and Bill to talk about a bill that would restrict police access to Flock camera.  He says law enforcement should have access to all technology reasonably possible to help solve crimes and keep neighborhoods safe.  D.A. Allen points out everything Flock records is in public, so do you have the expectation of privacy in the first place? Then Representative Ken DeGraff joins Jeff and Bill to explain a bill he is sponsoring to stop the government from buying your information from 3rd party vendors.  

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