The Ross Kaminsky Show

**Episode Highlights: Politics, Economics, and More**

This episode is a wild ride, covering everything from politics to economics to a fascinating story about a beloved beer brand. Ross and Jeana share their thoughts on the recent election in Kentucky, where a Republican candidate lost by a significant margin, and discusses the implications of Donald Trump's influence on the Republican Party. They also dive into a surprising study about the impact of raising the minimum wage on gig workers, and explore the world of charity and non-profit organizations, including a controversy surrounding the "Kars 4 Kids" charity.

The episode also touches on the challenges of flying in the US, with a report revealing that flight delays and cancellations have reached their worst levels since 2014. Ross and Jeana talk to a guest from the Colorado Public Interest Research Group about the issues affecting air travel and what passengers can do to advocate for their rights. Additionally, they discuss a shocking story about a beer brand that's been around for over 170 years and is now being discontinued.

They discuss a recent settlement between Donald Trump and the IRS that has raised eyebrows. They also talk about a fascinating story about the former CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt, who was booed by a crowd of 10,000 graduates at the University of Arizona for his comments on AI.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest news and discussions, tune in to this episode to hear more about these topics and many others.

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As we head into the busy summer travel season, a new report sheds light on the frustrating reality of flight delays and cancellations. The report, titled Plane Truth 2026, reveals that flight delays have reached their worst levels since 2014, with one in twelve flights arriving more than 16 minutes late. But what's behind this increase in delays, and what can passengers do to protect themselves?

The report highlights the complex factors contributing to these issues, including air traffic control problems, overcrowding at major airports, and airlines stuffing more flights into already congested schedules. The speaker discusses the impact of these factors, including the shortage of air traffic controllers and the consequences of overscheduling at airports. It's clear that the system is in need of improvement, but what can be done to address these issues?

The conversation also touches on the role of airlines in increasing profitability by slashing flights to smaller airports, while adding more flights to major hubs. This shift has led to overcrowding and delays at airports like Denver and Chicago. The speaker notes that passenger volume actually decreased slightly last year, yet we're still seeing full flights and delays.

If you're planning a trip this summer, it's essential to know your rights as a passenger. The speaker shares tips on how to navigate flight delays and cancellations, including knowing how to plan your trips, avoiding direct flights, and understanding your entitlements to refunds and rebooking. Tune in to this episode to learn more about the Plain Truth 2026 report and how you can protect yourself from the headaches of flight delays.

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**This episode is a wild ride, folks!**

In this episode, we're diving into some of the most pressing issues of our time, from the complexities of the Colorado Supreme Court's decision regarding transgender care at Children's Hospital Colorado to the latest developments in the world of politics. We're also talking about the importance of securing our firearms, the latest news from around the globe, and a fascinating conversation with Martin Faith, the owner of the Scottish Group of Companies, who shares his experience of winning the Small Business Person of the Year award from the federal government.

The episode starts with a thought-provoking discussion about the concept of "bathroom sink water" and whether it's really that gross. But things quickly take a turn for the serious as we discuss the Colorado Supreme Court's decision, which has sparked a heated debate about the role of the federal government in protecting the rights of transgender individuals. We also hear from George Brauchler, the District Attorney of the 23rd Judicial District, about the commutation of Brandon Kreutzer's sentence and the implications of Governor Polis's decision.

We're also joined by Henry Olsen, a renowned election analyst, who shares his insights on the latest developments in the world of politics, including the primaries in Kentucky and Georgia. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some lighthearted moments, like our discussion about the importance of securing our firearms and the latest news from around the globe.

So, if you're ready to stay informed and entertained, tune in to this episode and join the conversation!

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In the world of politics, endorsements can make all the difference. This episode's guest, a renowned expert in the field, shares his insights on the impact of President Trump's endorsement in the primaries. We're diving into the numbers and the strategies behind the scenes.

This episode's conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of politics. Our guest breaks down the numbers and shares his expertise on the Kentucky primary, where President Trump's endorsement has significantly shifted the odds. We're also discussing the role of advertising in Republican primaries and whether it's possible to have too much of a good thing.

The conversation touches on the importance of understanding the demographics of Republican primary voters, who tend to be older and more traditional in their media consumption. Our guest explains how this affects the effectiveness of different advertising strategies and how some candidates have successfully leveraged this to their advantage. We're also exploring the complexities of President Trump's endorsement and its impact on the outcome of primaries.

If you're interested in staying ahead of the curve in the world of politics, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we delve into the world of politics and strategy with our expert guest.

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In this episode, Ross dives into the world of politics, discussing the upcoming midterms and the factors that will influence the outcome. With the war in Ukraine and rising gas prices, the political landscape is shifting, and it's anyone's guess how voters will react. The speaker is joined by Henry Olsen, a renowned expert on elections, who shares his insights on the current state of the races in Alabama and Georgia.

The conversation covers the open Senate primary in Alabama, where Trump-endorsed Barry Moore is facing a challenge from Jared Hudson. In Georgia, the speaker looks at the open seats, including the challenge to Andrew Clyde, a member of Congress, and the Georgia Senate primary. The discussion also touches on the impact of redistricting on the midterms and how it could affect the outcome.

One of the key takeaways from the conversation is the importance of the president's job approval rating in determining the party's performance in the midterms. The speaker notes that if the president is suffering, their party tends to do reasonably well, but if they're doing well, individual candidates can make a difference. This is particularly true for incumbents like Susan Collins, who have demonstrated their independence.

To gain a deeper understanding of the midterms and the factors that will influence the outcome, tune in to this episode and hear Henry Olsen's expert analysis. By listening to this conversation, you'll gain valuable insights into the world of politics and be better equipped to navigate the complexities of the midterms.

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This episode is a real treat. Our guest, Martin Faith, is the founder and owner of the Scottish Group of companies, which includes Scottish Stained Glass, Scottish Home Improvements, and Scottish Window Tinting. But what's even more impressive is that Martin recently received the prestigious Small Business Person of the Year award from the federal government, and he's here to share his incredible story with us.

Martin's journey to success wasn't easy, and he's quick to credit the Small Business Administration (SBA) for providing crucial support that helped his company grow. He talks about the challenges of being a small business owner, from the long hours to the uncertainty of whether it would all pay off. But what's truly inspiring is how Martin's company has not only thrived but has also given back to the community through its unique stained glass work.

We also get a glimpse into Martin's experience of being in the same room as President Trump, where he received the award. He shares some hilarious anecdotes about the President's sense of humor and the behind-the-scenes moments that made the experience even more unforgettable. And, as a bonus, Martin talks about the commonalities he found among small business owners from other states, including the importance of federal assistance in helping them grow.

If you're an entrepreneur or just someone who's fascinated by the world of small business, you won't want to miss this episode. Martin's story is a testament to the power of hard work, determination, and a little bit of luck. So, tune in to hear more about his journey and the lessons he's learned along the way.

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In a shocking move, Colorado Governor Jared Polis granted clemency to Brandon Kreutzer, a man who was convicted of a crime spree that included multiple burglaries, armed robbery, and a high-speed chase where he and his co-defendant took shots at police officers. One of the bullets hit a deputy's windshield, while the other struck the deputy, who miraculously survived.

This episode delves into the details of Kreutzer's case and the governor's decision to commute his sentence. The District Attorney of the 23rd Judicial District, George Brauchler, joins the conversation to share his perspective on the matter. He explains that Kreutzer's co-defendant, received a 45-year sentence, while Kreutzer himself was given 50 years. Brauchler expresses his outrage over the governor's decision, citing several inaccuracies in the justification provided.

Brauchler points out that the governor's office based their decision on incorrect information, including a claim that Maudy was six months younger than Kreutzer, which is actually true, but the implication that Maudy received a lighter sentence is false. He also highlights the governor's lack of understanding of the criminal justice system and the laws that govern it.

Tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation and learn more about the complexities of the case and the governor's decision.

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In this episode, we also discuss the decline of teenage fun, the rise of online dating, and a bizarre story about two people arrested for trying to smuggle baby monkeys through an airport. We're joined by Michael Dougherty, the Boulder County DA and candidate for state Attorney General, to talk about Governor Polis's commutation of Tina Peters' sentence. Plus, we explore the world of Swatch watches and the latest news on the plane crash at the air show.

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In a shocking move, Colorado Governor Polis commuted the prison sentence of Tina Peters, a woman convicted of serious crimes related to election integrity. But what's behind this decision, and is it fair? This episode, we dive into the details with Michael Dougherty, the Boulder County DA and candidate for Attorney General of Colorado.

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The Supreme Court's approval ratings have hit an all-time low, with many Americans expressing frustration with the institution. But is this dissatisfaction misplaced? Sarah Isger argues that the public's anger is often directed at the wrong target, with many people blaming the Supreme Court for decisions that are actually the result of Congressional inaction. She suggests that the Court is often seen as a scapegoat for the failures of other branches of government

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