The Ross Kaminsky Show

**Dragon's Back and the Return of the King**

Get ready for a hilarious and action-packed episode of our podcast, where our beloved producer is back from a five-week hiatus and we are ready to dive into the latest news and stories. But first, let's talk about the elephant in the room - or rather, the elephant that's no longer in the room, as Jeana's favorite restaurant, Bang Up to the Elephant, has closed its doors. We'll explore the story behind this unique vegan spot and what it means for Denver's food scene.

This episode is packed with exciting discussions, from the latest news on the Iran-US conflict to a fascinating analysis of a recent article from the Middle East Forum. We ask for hilarious and ridiculous explanations from listeners as to how Dragon hurt his knee. Plus, we'll talk about the upcoming ballot measures in Colorado, including a constitutional amendment that guarantees the right to purchase and sell natural gas.

But that's not all - we'll also discuss the latest news on the Holy Iran thing, where President Trump seems to be willing to take a loss and give Iran a victory. And, of course, we'll touch on the topic of Israel and the so-called genocide in Gaza, where a recent report from the United Nations proves that the claims of widespread starvation and famine are simply not true.

So, if you're ready for a dose of humor, news, and insight, tune in to this episode and find out what's been going on while you were away. Join us as we explore the latest stories and discuss the issues that matter.

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In a state where energy policies are constantly evolving, a crucial ballot measure is making its way to the November election. Colorado residents are about to have a say in whether their right to use natural gas in their homes and businesses will be protected.

This episode delves into the world of energy politics, where a think tank called Advanced Colorado is fighting to ensure that citizens have the freedom to choose their energy source. The group's Executive Vice President, Kristi Burton Brown, joins the conversation to discuss the initiative and its implications. With the state's goal to eliminate natural gas use by 2050, Kristi explains why this measure is necessary and how it will impact the reliability of the grid. She also shares her thoughts on the recent deal between energy companies and lawmakers, which may have far-reaching consequences for the state's energy landscape.

Kristi highlights the importance of this ballot measure, emphasizing that it's not just about energy choice, but also about affordability and public safety. She also discusses the potential risks of voters becoming overwhelmed by the sheer number of ballot initiatives and how the state's blue book can help inform voters' decisions. Additionally, she touches on the role of ballot measures in energizing voters and the potential for conservatives to get excited about issues like this one.

To learn more about this critical issue and the perspectives of Kristi Burton Brown, tune in to this episode and hear her insights on the future of energy in Colorado.

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