We continue Max Brooks and why Castle Rock needs him on council. Then we travel down memory lane and discuss Max and his ten years as Rockies baseball engineer at Devil Radio. www.maxbrooks4cr.com. Steffan then gets into why our "Friends on the Left" need to start seeing the light. We wrap with a reminder of our film this week: "Red Dawn" from 1984.

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Happy Thursday - we begin with a brief recap of the stolen vehicles in Aurora. Then - Hurricane Fiona could be the biggest storm to ever hit Canada. Max Brooks wants to be the next council member from District 5 in the Town of Castle Rock. Steffan's long time friend joins us in studio to discuss issues in CR including crime, growth, homelessness and the murder of Parry's Pizza employee Josh Schnell this summer.

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We continue with recently retired Director of the Denver Field Division, ICE, John Fabbricatore with us in studio. He concludes with election consequences and fentanyl. Then - more on the astronomical number of stolen vehicles in the City of Aurora alone: 5,032 so far this year! That's 19 per day. We also discuss 911 response times: national average is :15. A local family who had their SUV stolen last evening waited :90 when dialing 911 in Aurora. Calls and texts.

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We welcome the recently retired Director of the Denver Field Division, ICE, John Fabbricatore in studio. He provides an incredible inside look at the chaos of immigration, the porous border, doxxing and the ICE rally in Aurora three years ago today. Here's to you 9/21-ers. Then - Congressman Ken Buck joins us from DC in light of the death of Weld deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz, killed because of the actions of an illegal alien this past Sunday. In between we focus on the new U.S. Space Force theme song. 

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Steffan begins with the story of a young family who had their vehicle stolen in Aurora last evening. They called 911 and waited :90 to get their call answered, and then no officer was sent to the scene. And there's a reason. We did a little digging, and found that from January 1, 2022 to this morning? 5,032 vehicles were reported stolen IN AURORA ALONE. That's an average of 19 a day. NINETEEN. As for 911 wait times - what do you expect when it comes to having that call answered? Immediately, in :15, :30? We discuss.

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Mourning the loss of Weld County Sheriff's Office Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz - just 24 years old. The man believed responsible for the hit-and-run was an illegal alien. Calls and reaction. Cuts of President Biden who tells CBS' "60 Minutes" the pandemic is over; he's still with it and more. We review our film assignment from last week, "Stalag 17" from 1953 - Steffan gives it eight of ten bottles of Danny Cash Hot Sauce. A new film assignment for this week: "Red Dawn" from 1984.

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We begin with condolences to our friends at the Weld County Sheriff's Office, mourning the death of a 24 year-old deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz - killed in yet another hit-and-run at the hands of an illegal alien. We remember the Queen as she is laid to rest at Windsor Castle - we play sound. Great calls on the young Deputy. 

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Deborah Flora begins the program as Steffan blames Walgreens and George Brauchler for the tardiness! Opening topics: Metro area traffic is terrible; Denver City Council's basic income project remains a joke. Hundreds of homeless are about to get $12K a year - simply for being able to breathe. Music Monday is Prince. Then Aurora City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky joins us to discuss tonight's study session on the issue of a mandated new sedative for Aurora Fire. Tone deaf - two paramedics and three police officers face murder charges in the death of Elijah McClain in 2019. We wrap the hour with Money Monday and David Fischer www.landmarkgold.com 

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Reflections on the memorial service earlier today for Arvada Police officer Dillon Vakoff. More from the service today. Then - "... we believe the border is secure..." words from the "Bag of Rocks" WH Press Sec. A recap of this week's Denver In Decay City Council unanimous decision to give certain homeless $12K per year, no strings attached. The lowest age to possibly receive the $12K? Freaking 18 years old! We'll continue to follow the idiocy. Our "Week In Review" audio and we close out the program with a pretty cool thing David Beckham did to honor the Queen. Have a great weekend!

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Steffan is back, Leroy is back and we again pay our respects to APD officer Dillon Vakoff, 27, killed in the line of duty last Sunday. Sound from today's memorial service, including the EOW call, bagpipes and TAPS for the USAF veteran. Rest In Peace, Sir. Iron Maiden is tomorrow at Pepsi Center* (that's wat we call it!) and Steffan and Leroy ponder what Maiden and Judas Priest could cover - awesome selection of music choices! We wrap with a bit more on Tay's run-in with DPD for speeding... and had to play the "Real Men Of Genius"-esque anti-Polis ad from earlier in the week. "There's poop on the siiiiidewalk!!!!"

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