The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, Ross discusses a range of topics, from the stock market to a fascinating story about a 90-year-old woman who set a Guinness World Record for holding a plank for 3 minutes and 15 seconds. He also talks about the importance of mental health, sharing a story about a bill in Colorado aimed at addressing the issue of individuals with mental health disorders being released back into the community without treatment. Additionally, Ross delves into the world of politics, discussing the implications of mid-decade redistricting and its potential impact on the country.

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In this episode, State Senator Lisa Frizell joins us to discuss two significant bills in the Colorado state legislature. We dive into Senate Bill 135, which would allow the state to keep and spend revenue from the current Tabor cap, with some funds going towards K-12 education. Lisa shares her concerns about the bill's potential impact on Colorado voters, who have previously rejected similar measures. We also explore Senate Bill 146, which aims to reduce single-use food service ware, and discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of this legislation.

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In this episode, we're joined by Michael Dougherty, Boulder County District Attorney and candidate for Colorado Attorney General. He's here to discuss a critical issue that's been affecting public safety in Colorado: the gap in the criminal justice system for individuals with mental health disorders. Michael shares how this bill, Senate Bill 26-149, aims to address this issue by streamlining the process and providing treatment for those in need. We dive into the complexities of this issue, including the numbers of people affected and the challenges of finding space and resources.

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In this episode, we dive into the recent White House Correspondents' dinner security breach. Host Ross Kiminsky is joined by Elliott Ackerman, a former Marine and CIA operative who was at the dinner, and iHeartRadio White House correspondent Jon Decker, who's attended 30 of these events. They share their firsthand accounts of the incident and discuss the security measures in place. We also touch on the aftermath, including President Trump's comments and the potential rescheduling of the event. With a mix of politics, security, and human interest, this episode offers a unique perspective on a high-profile event.

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In this episode, we're joined by Benjamin Allbright, a Broncos insider and host of Broncos Country to Night. Ben breaks down the Broncos' 2026 NFL Draft class, sharing his thoughts on the team's picks and acquisitions. From the concept of "Mister Irrelevant" to the story of Jonah Coleman, a running back who went from being a wide receiver to a pro football player, Ben dives into the details of the draft. We also discuss the Broncos' needs and how they addressed them, as well as the potential of some of the team's new players.

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In this episode, iHeartRadio White House Correspondent Jon Decker shares his firsthand account of the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting. Jon recounts the lead-up to the incident, discussing the excitement and anticipation surrounding President Trump's attendance. He also delves into the security measures in place and how the suspect managed to bypass them. Jon describes the chaos that erupted when shots rang out, and how the room responded. He also weighs in on the possibility of rescheduling the dinner and shares his thoughts on the importance of the event. This episode provides a unique perspective on a pivotal moment in American journalism.

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In this episode, we're joined by Elliott Ackerman, a Marine and CIA veteran, who shares his firsthand account of the White House Correspondents' Dinner incident. He recounts the chaos that unfolded when a security breach occurred, and how he and others responded. We dive into the security measures in place, or lack thereof, and the concerns surrounding the event. Elliott also discusses the importance of balancing security with the open nature of the event. This conversation raises questions about the trade-offs between safety and accessibility.

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Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Ross Kiminsky on the News with Jeana Gondek, discussing the Save America Act and its implications for Colorado. They delve into the bill's provisions, including voter ID requirements and limitations on voting methods. The conversation also touches on the recent vote in Virginia, which could serve as a warning for Colorado. Additionally, Jimmy and Jeana discuss the upcoming concert season, including Live Nation's Summer of Live promotion, which offers discounted tickets to select shows. The episode wraps up with a lively discussion about Oreos, including the best way to eat them and a surprising text from a listener suggesting putting mustard on Oreos.

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