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A federal judge has ordered the family of the man who attacked Jewish citizens in Boulder with Molotov cocktails and a homemade flame thrower to be released. Jeff, Bill, and callers debate if the family, who is here illegally, should be deported or charged with a crime.
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Jeff and Bill welcome James Wiley, Republican Candidate, Secretary of State into the studio and he outlines why he wants to make Secretary of State a boring job again. James has issues with how we count ballots and wants to change some systems. He also has a strong opinion about Tina Peters and her sentence.
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When the Aurora Police shoot a suspect or defend themselves should they say "sorry"? The Aurora City Council appears ready to mandate an apology from the city in ANY police involved shooting. Stephanie Hancock, Aurora City Councilwoman joins Jeff and Bill to outline WHY the other members of the council want an auto apology. (if you guessed virtue signaling you get a prize)
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Did you remember it is marijuana appreciation day/4-20? Jeff and Bill welcome Dr. Christian Thurstone, Chairman of Behavioral Health Services at Denver Health. Dr. Thurstone explains the rise of Cannabis Use Disorder and the impact it is having on our kids.
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How was your weekend? Jeff, Bill, and callers recap the busy Colorado weekend. From the March for life, to NHL playoffs, and the World Champion L.A. Dodgers it was a busy weekend in Colorado. Jeff and his family were at the March for Life, while Bill and his wife went to the Rockies game and got the much-sought after "Dinger Hat".
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Do you know Colorado's Attorney General? Jeff and Bill highlight a recent poll shows only 25% of Colorado's voters have a favorable opinion of A.G. Phil Weiser. Nearly 50% of the state have almost no name recognition! What does it say about you as a candidate for Governor is half to voters don't know you and only a quarter even like you?
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All the regulations are dragging down Colorado's economy, but do those in charge even know? Stephanie Piko, Former Mayor of Centennial posted an essay on her LinkedIn page outlining the cumulative effects of regulations and how those in charge can't see the problem. She joins Jeff and Bill to outline how many commissions and planners do not talk each other. This means the people doing road regulations have no idea what the building regulators are doing, who have no idea what the energy regulators are doing. And all those regulations stack up.
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Because of a budget mistake you WILL NOT get your TABOR refund for two years under the proposed Colorado budget. Why? Jeff and Bill explore the funny math used to justify the "suspension" of TABOT refunds. Do you believe they will only keep it for 2 years, or is this setting the table to end TABOR refunds?
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The Arc of Victory will be a 250-foot-tall gift to America or the self-aggrandizement of a man who wants to be Emperor? Jeff and Bill debate the Arc of Victory. What is it for? Is it needed in D.C.? Would you go see it if built?
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Sensing a change in the electorate, Colorado Democrats want to Gerrymander themselves into office for decades. Jeff and Bill welcome former county commissioner John Brackney and former city councilwoman Robyn Carnes. They explain how Colorado Democrats want to clump as many Republicans as possible into a single district to consolidate power for decades. After complaining about Trump trying to gerrymander districts, all of a sudden, our state Democrats think it's a great idea?!?!?
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