The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, Ruthie Blum, senior contributing editor at JNS and co-host of The Israel Non Diplomatic, shares her unique perspective on life in Tel Aviv amidst ongoing conflict. She discusses the daily reality of living with bomb shelters, air raid sirens, and the psychological impact of constant threats. Ruthie also delves into the complex relationship between the US and Israel, highlighting the differences in their goals and priorities. With her insider knowledge and personal experiences, Ruthie offers a nuanced look at the current situation, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the region's complexities.

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Today's episode is a wild ride, folks! We're talking oil prices, war, and a whole lot of confusion. Ross starts the day by sharing a personal story about waking up at 1:50 am and getting a ton done, but things quickly take a turn as we dive into the world of politics and oil markets. We've got a special guest, Brad Taylor, a retired US Army Delta Force lieutenant colonel, who shares his insights on the war with Iran. We also discuss the stock market, the S&P 500, and the potential risks of a prolonged conflict. It's a busy episode, but we're glad you're here to join the conversation!

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Get ready to celebrate the spirit of Saint Patrick's Day in Denver! In this episode, we're joined by Dave Anderson, president of the Denver Saint Patrick's Day Parade Committee, and special guests, including Queen Colleen, a third-generation Irish heritage title holder. They share the history and excitement behind this iconic event, from its origins to the fun and festivities you can expect this Saturday. We'll also dive into the parade's special theme, "Stars, Stripes, and Shamrocks," and learn about the community's involvement in the celebration. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to get into the Irish spirit!

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In this episode, we're joined by Brad Taylor, a retired US Army Delta Force Lieutenant Colonel and bestselling author of the Pike Logan series. Brad shares his expertise on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, offering a unique perspective on the war's progress and the challenges the US faces. He discusses the importance of understanding the regime's strategic end state, the limitations of airpower, and the need for a clear plan for the aftermath. With his insider knowledge, Brad sheds light on the complexities of the situation and the potential consequences of inaction.

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In this episode, host Ross talks about the latest market updates, including a big reversal in the Dow and oil prices. He shares his thoughts on President Trump's claim that the war with Iran is "completely over, pretty much." Ross also discusses the Colorado Lottery's decision to allow credit card purchases and the controversy surrounding it. Additionally, he interviews Jeff Tieman, President and CEO of the Colorado Hospital Association, about the challenges facing Medicaid in Colorado. The episode also touches on the Live Nation settlement and Attorney General Phil Weiser's opposition to it.

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In this episode, Trisha Calvarese shares her vision for the fourth Congressional district. She discusses her campaign to defeat Lauren Boebert and the importance of party leaders enforcing their rules consistently. Trisha also opens up about her personal experience with labor unions, highlighting the benefits of collective bargaining. She shares a powerful story about how a union's collective bargaining agreement helped her family during a difficult time. The conversation touches on the tension between Tricia's support for labor unions and her opponent's stance on right-to-work laws.

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In this episode, we're joined by Trisha Calvarese, a Democrat running for the fourth congressional district. She shares her vision for the district, which she knows intimately, having grown up there. Tricia talks about building a coalition across party lines and addressing the district's critical issues, from affordability to energy. She also discusses her approach to renewable energy, emphasizing the importance of working-class jobs and a balanced economy. With a focus on the district's unique blend of rural and suburban communities, Trisha's conversation offers a nuanced look at the challenges and opportunities facing this key region.

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In this episode, Attorney General Phil Wiser joins the conversation to discuss the recent settlement with Live Nation. He shares his concerns about the deal, citing it as a sign of a larger issue within the Department of Justice. Phil explains how the settlement doesn't address the monopoly's abuse of power, which has led to inflated ticket prices and hurt artists. He's committed to taking the case to trial, working with a coalition of 27 states to ensure meaningful relief for consumers. This conversation delves into the complexities of antitrust laws and the importance of holding corporations accountable.

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In this episode, we're joined by Jeff Tieman, president and CEO of the Colorado Hospital Association, as he breaks down the latest report from the Common Sense Institute on Medicaid spending in Colorado. We dive into the key findings, including a 429% growth in Medicaid agency budget over the past 20 years, and explore the impact of bureaucratic waste, fraud, and abuse on the system. Jeff shares his insights on how to streamline the program and ensure that resources are directed towards patient care, rather than administrative costs.

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