Victor Marx calls RSL 'the Temu version of TMZ' covering his campaign

RSL is off to a hot start on a Monday, diving into the latest developments in the Victor Marx campaign. This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial race, as Ryan Schuling tackles the controversy surrounding Victor Marx's debate avoidance and the allegations of smurfing in his campaign. Victor Marx has been making headlines for his refusal to participate in debates, citing excuses such as Michael Brown's supposed bias and potentially the Gazette's endorsement of Barb Kirkmeyer. However, Ryan is not buying it, calling out Marx for his lack of willingness to engage with the voters of Colorado. The conversation also touches on the allegations of smurfing in Marx's campaign, with Ryan questioning the legitimacy of the campaign's fundraising practices. Ryan also delves into the story of Corby Hall, a former business associate of the GOP gubernatorial candidate, who recorded a 37-minute phone call with Victor Marx. Ryan theorizes that during this call, Marx had to have been aware of an alleged threat made by Corby against his life, as reported by an anonymous source to the El Paso County Sheriff's Department. However, Ryan points out that this story doesn't quite add up, and that Corby Hall's tone and demeanor have been consistent throughout both the conversation with Marx and Ryan's own personal interactions with Corby over the last week or so. The episode also explores the allegations of Victor Marx's past, including his claims of overseas missions with the US State Department, which have been met with skepticism by experts like John Fabbricatore. If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in the Colorado gubernatorial race, tune in to this episode of RSL to hear the full conversation and get the inside scoop on the Victor Marx campaign.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.