Joe started with a bombshell from the Colorado Senate and House. This weekend, Democrats rammed through four bills—SB25-183, HB25-1309, HB25-1312, and SB25-129—using Rules 14 and 16 to avoid pushback. Now, not “affirming” your kid’s confusion could get you tagged for child abuse, and your tax dollars are funding abortions. Then, Joe dropped that Jena Griswold is running for Colorado Attorney General—more corruption on deck. He also covered paid protesters, with whistleblowers admitting they’re taking cash to fuel chaos at anti-Doge and anti-Trump rallies. Things kicked up a notch when Kirk Widlund joined Joe for a solid two-hour segment. Kirk, a conservative media figure, talked about getting doxxed by Antifa. They found his home address and plastered his town with flyers trashing him—all for speaking out. He and Joe broke down how Antifa uses these tactics to shut people up, and Kirk shared what it’s like to have your life turned upside down over it. Then they tackled the Eric Coomer situation. Joe laid out evidence tying the ex-Dominion exec to Antifa sympathies. They went over Coomer’s deposition, where he admitted his social media posts were legit, and discussed that Antifa call where Coomer said he’d “make f-ing sure” Trump wouldn’t win in 2020. The pair dug into what that means—his job at Dominion, his clear bias, and why the media’s ignored it. They tied it to a bigger picture of operatives worming into key spots to push agendas, with Kirk linking it back to his own Antifa run-in.