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In this episode of Thursdays with Trisha, Triisha Calvarese and Ryan break down the Democratic side of the Colorado gubernatorial race, discussing the latest developments and reactions from the campaign trail and a televised debate between Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) and Attorney General Phil Weiser. Notably, the half-Italian (Trisha) and half-Serb agree that Weiser's tone-deaf take on 'too much garlic' in a recipe is sacrilege to Southern European cuisine. They also break down the controversy surrounding Representative Ron Weinberg's purported behavior in the Colorado General Assembly and allegations of misconduct. Trisha shares her thoughts on the Democratic Party's posture on the chaos within the ranks of their Republican counterparts and the need for accountability. The conversation also touches on the economy, infrastructure, and the role of government in creating jobs. With a mix of politics, humor, and personal anecdotes, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Colorado politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Representative Brandi Bradley and her former legislative aide, Schumé Navarro, join the show to share their side of the story with Ashe Epp and Ryan. They discuss the termination of Schumé's employment, which they claim was retaliation for speaking out against Representative Ron Weinberg's alleged misconduct. The conversation touches on workplace expectations, ethics complaints, and the treatment of women in the Colorado General Assembly. Representative Bradley shares her experiences with Weinberg's behavior, including allegations of harassment and intimidation. This episode raises questions about accountability, power dynamics, and the importance of standing up for what's right.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan dives into the Colorado gubernatorial race, discussing the latest developments and potential candidates, including his recap of a conversation with Greg Lopez and his lieutenant governor pick Taralynn Romero. He talks about the "Fab Four" - a group of conservative lawmakers trying to make a difference in the state at the General Assembly. Ryan also weighs in on the recent controversy surrounding Representative Schume's dismissal and the upcoming exclusive in-studio interview with Representative Bradley and her former legislative aide. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the mayoral campaign of Spencer Pratt, a reality TV star turned politician running for LA Mayor, and the recent incident involving a man on the tarmac at Denver International Airport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy Sengenberger joins live from San Francisco to discuss the latest drama in the Jeffco Public Schools, with superintendent Tracy Dorland announcing her resignation. They explore the school district's safety audit, which revealed alarming findings, including over 3,000 actionable incidents involving student accounts. Jimmy also shares his thoughts on the district's handling of the audit report, which was initially denied and later provided after a records request. They also discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding the school district's policies, including a recent case involving a transgender student. Also, Jimmy and Ryan break down fundraising in the Colorado governor's race and what to really make of the numbers posted by Victor Marx's campaign - both in terms of dollars generated and dollars spent going out the door. Plus, alleged 'moderate' Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) gives away the game by stating he wants to strip down TABOR to help fuel more wasteful state government spending.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan dives into the world of politics and conspiracy theories. He discusses the recent controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate, and his claims of being on the front lines with the IDF in the immediate aftermath of the Hamas attacks against Israel. Ryan questions the validity of Marx's story, pointing out the lack of evidence and corroboration from the American government. He also touches on the topic of immigration, sharing his personal experiences as a first-generation American and his views on the importance of legal immigration. The conversation is a thought-provoking exploration of truth, accountability, and the power of questioning authority.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Lopez, an unaffiliated candidate for governor, and his running mate, Taralyn Romero, join the show. They discuss their plans to bring a fresh perspective to the Colorado governor's office, tackling issues like government overreach and healthcare. Greg shares his experience as a former congressman and his vision for the state, while Taryln highlights her expertise in healthcare and her commitment to fighting for the people. The conversation touches on the importance of connecting with voters and the need for leadership that puts people over politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this '2A Tuesday' edition of RSL, Alicia Garcia and Ryan Schuling discuss the implementation of Senate Bill 25-003 (Semiautomatic Firearms & Rapid-Fire Devices), a highly restrictive gun bill that into law on August 1, sparking controversy in Colorado. Joining the conversation is Dan Coil, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife firearms safety program manager, who shares the ins and outs of enforcing the new program. From the three-part process to the *five fees* involved, Dan breaks down the details of the law and its potential impact on gun owners. Alicia and Ryan dive into the concerns surrounding the bill, joined by pro-2A Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams, including its potential to infringe on Second Amendment rights and create a financial burden for working class citizens. Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants to set the record straight on new state firearms safety program | SummitDaily.com Colorado Parks and Wildlife Alicia Garcia (@boomstickbabe) / XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another 'Ashe Tuesday' edition of RSL, as Ashe Epp digs into the concerning story of Victor Marx, a self-proclaimed pastor who's been accused of manipulating and controlling individuals through his "retooling prayer" practice. Corby Hall, a former associate of Marx, shares his personal experience with the retooling prayer and the devastating consequences that followed. The conversation raises questions about the blurred lines between pastoral counseling and manipulation, and the potential misuse of power in spiritual leadership. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of faith, power, and accountability.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashe and Ryan are joined by Corby Hall in studio to preview part three of an ongoing conversation about Victor Marx, a candidate running for Colorado's chief executive as governor. Ashe shares her concerns about Victor's behavior, citing similarities to cult leaders like David Koresh and Jim Jones and referring Marx's foreboding compound as 'Marxtown' (an allusion to 'Jonestown). Corby opens up about his personal experience with Victor, discussing the isolation and manipulation tactics he used. The conversation touches on Victor's lack of transparency and the importance of scrutinizing his claims. Ashe and Ryan explore the parallels between Victor's past and his current campaign, leaving listeners with more questions than answers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this early prelude of Ashe Tuesday, featured co-host Ashe Epp joins Ryan in examining a disturbing story involving Victor Marx, a candidate with a questionable past. Ashe shares her concerns about Marx's claims, citing inconsistencies and fabrications throughout his campaign. The conversation takes a dark turn with the introduction of the "retooling prayer," a practice that raises red flags for Ashe based on her studies of religious history dating back to ancient times. She also discusses a contentious exchange between Representative Brandi Bradley and Chris Rourke, highlighting the need for accountability and transparency in politics. Ryan invites listeners to stay tuned for part two of his conversation with Corby Hall, where they'll explore the retooling prayer in more depth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corby Hall shares his shocking experience with Victor Marx, a self-proclaimed spiritual advisor who claimed to help him overcome personal struggles. Corby reveals how Marx's methods, including a practice called the "retooling prayer," left him feeling traumatized and manipulated. He also reveals that Victor did not have the proper credentials to sign the marriage certificate for Corby and his wife, after officiating the ceremony in Las Vegas, something Ryan points out even an Elvis impersonator at a drive-thru wedding chapel is authorized to do there. Corby also discusses Marx's suspicious business dealings, including a failed attempt to sell his company to an Israeli defense group - which Victor denies was directly affiliated with the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) - and a request to export guns to Haiti. Corby's story raises questions about Marx's true intentions and the potential risks of getting involved with him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After his first sit-down interview with Candace Owens, Corby Hall (inventor of the foldable AR rifle known as 'Fold AR') joins Ryan for a Denver radio exclusive conversation to discuss assertions he has made regarding his dealings with Victor Marx on personal, spiritual, and professional levels. Corby shares his side of the story, revealing a complex web of events and relationships that led to his partnership with Victor. The conversation delves into the details of their agreement, the marketing efforts, and the alleged betrayal. With Corby's credible claims of a potential takeover of his business and Victor's accusations of Corby's psychological instability, this episode gets to the heart of the controversy surrounding the foldable AR rifle and its one-time high-profile endorser - Victor Marx himself.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congressman Jeff Crank joins the show to discuss his bill, the Armed Forces Carry Rights Protection Act, which aims to protect concealed carry rights on Department of War property. He shares personal anecdotes about the importance of Second Amendment rights for military personnel and responds to Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's stance on gun restrictions. The conversation also touches on Victor Marx's gubernatorial campaign and his appearance on Fox News Sunday, as well as a heated debate between Representative Brandi Bradley (R-39) and Chris over the firing of Bradley's former legislative aide, Schumé Navarro, regarding workplace expectations and ethics. This follows Schumé's appearance with Chris and Ryan detailing the reasons given for her termination by Vanessa Reilly, chief clerk for the Colorado House of Representatives. To top it off, minority leader Rep. Jarvis Caldwell (R-20) offers a rebuttal to Rep. Bradley's assertions that Navarro was unfairly dismissed from Brandi's staff.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan launches into the Colorado gubernatorial race, discussing the latest developments with Chris Rourke of Colorado Inside Out (PBS 12). They break down the recent candidate forum, analyzing the performances of Representative Scott Bottoms, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, and Greg Lopez. Ryan shares his takeaways from the event, highlighting key policy points and crowd reactions. They also discuss the latest poll numbers, including Victor Marx's internal polling, and Ryan's thoughts on Marx's decision to skip the Denver Channel 7/Denver Post debate. With a mix of politics and humor, this episode provides a unique perspective on Colorado's election landscape.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Christian Toto and Deborah Flora dive into the world of 'The Devil Wears Prada,' discussing the film's sequel and its relevance two decades later. They're joined by Christian's thoughts on the movie's portrayal of journalism, fashion, and income inequality. The conversation also touches on the importance of separating art from the artist, with a nod to the recent controversy surrounding Mark Hamill's comments about President Trump. The hosts also discuss the K-shaped economy and the value of experience, featuring a humorous take on Starbucks' nine-dollar coffee. Fool of the Week nominees: Brian Niccol (Starbucks CEO), President Barack Obama, 'Dr.' Anthony FauciSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan delves into the Victor Marx campaign's recent controversy surrounding a TRACER report brimming with irregularities. Mark Cook, election integrity expert and investigator, joins the show to break down the allegations of 'smurfing,' a type of money laundering within a campaign. Ryan and Mark discuss the campaign's delayed amendment to the report, the suspicious data entries, and the lack of transparency from the Marx campaign. They also touch on Victor Marx's debate schedule and his reluctance to engage in tough interviews. This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial election.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan continues digging into the controversy surrounding Victor Marx's gubernatorial campaign. Victor's fundraising numbers are under scrutiny, with allegations of 'smurfing' and questionable donations. Ryan discusses the latest developments with Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, who calls out Victor for dodging debates and refusing to face the music. They also talk about the importance of transparency in politics and the need for Victor to come clean about his campaign's finances. With the debate scheduled for next week, will Victor Marx finally face the truth? Also, Navy SEAL veteran Zach Swearingen joins to discuss his race for re-election as the first Republican to win office as Pueblo County Commissioner in over 30 years. Zach Swearingen for Pueblo County - Official Campaign Website - Candidate for Pueblo County CommissionerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this hour of RSL, Ryan digs into the controversy surrounding Victor Marx's campaign finance practices. Joining the conversation are Ashe Epp, Cori Kennedy, and Darcy Schoening, who share their expertise and insights on the matter. The discussion centers around the recent Tracer report filed by Team Marx, which raised questions about the gubernatorial candidate's fundraising methods, and the potential implications for his campaign. The panel also touches on Victor Marx's newest moniker 'Papa Smurf,' deriving from the alleged 'smurfing' activity in his campaign. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in campaign finance and the 2024 Colorado gubernatorial election.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Heidi Ganahl, the former Republican nominee for governor in Colorado, sits down for a cameo with Trisha and Ryan. They discuss Trisha's experience attending the Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where she interviewed Greg Lopez, a candidate both Trisha (4th Congressional District 2024 special election) and Heidi (2022 Colorado governor) ran directly against in past elections. Trisha and Heidi stress the importance of cross-party engagement and respectful dialogue. They also touch on the challenges of navigating party politics and the need for constructive debate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're discussing the recent Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where Representative Scott Bottoms, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, and Greg Lopez participated in a lively discussion on key issues facing Colorado. The event drew a packed crowd and sparked conversation on topics like the budget, water policy, and crime. We'll dive into the details of the forum and what it means for the upcoming election. Deborah Flora and Mandy Connell co-moderated the event, and we'll hear from Deborah about her experience in that role, along with Trisha Calvarese covering the forum as a reporter for RSL, and the importance of these types of forums in civic engagement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dick Wadhams, former Colorado GOP chair, shares his insights on the Colorado gubernatorial race. He discusses the recent Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where three candidates, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, Representative Scott Bottoms, and Greg Lopez, showcased their qualifications. Dick breaks down the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate, highlighting Senator Kirkmeyer's experience and pragmatic approach. He also touches on the importance of fundraising and the challenges faced by independent candidate Greg Lopez. With his expertise and insider knowledge, Dick provides a unique perspective on the Colorado political landscape.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our Midweek Update with Jimmy Sengenberger, Ryan discusses the passing of media mogul Ted Turner (1938-2026) with Jimmy. They reflect on Turner's revolutionary impact on cable news and the 24-hour news cycle. Jimmy shares his experiences growing up with CNN and the early days of cable TV. The conversation also touches on the airline industry, with Jimmy's latest column on Frontier Airlines and the Spirit Airlines merger. Additionally, they dive into the world of politics, discussing Victor Marx's fundraising numbers and the controversy surrounding his campaign.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike McNairy, chairman of the Heroes Hall Foundation, joins the show to discuss a vital project supporting Colorado's military veterans. Mike shares his personal story, from his time as a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel to his current role in bringing together organizations to create a one-stop-shop for veterans' services. He highlights the importance of community and camaraderie in helping veterans overcome challenges, including PTSD and homelessness. With a goal of raising $1.5 million, Mike explains the vision for the Heroes Hall Foundation and the impact it will have on the lives of Colorado's veterans. Heroes Hall Foundation | veterans center Cori Kennedy, a one-time Victor Marx supporter, now has loads of receipts on the GOP candidate's campaign that simply do not add up, including his attempt to assassinate the character of a former associate of his, Corby Hall. Cori Kennedy (@MrsCoriKennedy) / XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Representative Scott Bottoms joins Ryan Schuling Live to discuss the latest developments in the Colorado gubernatorial race. Scott shares his thoughts on Victor Marx's fundraising numbers and the implications of his campaign's spending. They also dive into the upcoming Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where Scott will be participating alongside Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and Greg Lopez. The conversation touches on Victor Marx's campaign tactics, including his decision to skip the forum and live stream instead. Scott weighs in on the significance of this move and what it might mean for his own campaign. Scott Bottoms for Colorado Governor - Reclaim Colorado Mark Cook, founder of Hand Count Road Show, and technology expert Chris Gleason investigate irregularities in the donor records for the Victor Marx campaign - known as 'Smurfing' - and it's ugly. They discuss the potential implications of this on the Colorado governor race. Mark Cook (@PatriotMarkCook) / X Christopher Gleason (@immutablechrist) / X    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of '2A Tuesday,' Alicia Garcia, aka Boomstick Babe, dives into the world of gun rights and Second Amendment laws. She and Ryan are joined by Dave Proffit, founder of American Heroes in Action, an organization that sends veterans and first responders on outdoor adventures. They discuss the importance of self-defense, the impact of gun control laws, and the role of community in promoting gun rights. Alicia shares her personal experiences as a gun owner and advocate, while Dave talks about the organization's mission, the successes of their recent annual fundraising banquet and auction (which Alicia attended), and the benefits of their programs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of gun rights and community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 2 on an 'Ashe Tuesday,' Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams joins Ashe and Ryan to discuss the Victor Marx campaign, where allegations of exaggeration and fabrication have surfaced. Ashe shares a disturbing story told by Victor Marx about his childhood, which raises questions about his credibility. Sheriff Reams shares his expertise as a law enforcement professional, expressing skepticism about the claims made by Marx. The conversation touches on Marx's claims of rescuing thousands of people, his use of a security detail, and a protection order filed against his daughter. The discussion also delves into the importance of fact-checking and accountability in politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of 'Ashe Tuesday,' Ashe Epp and Ryan are joined by Representative Ken De Graaf (R-22), discussing the Colorado legislative session's final days. They dive into the "credit card chaos bill," asset forfeiture, and TABOR compliance. Ashe and Ryan also talk to Deborah Flora about the upcoming gubernatorial forum in Douglas County, where candidates will face off on stage. The conversation also touches on Victor Marx's campaign strategy and Heidi Ganahl's response to his claims. The episode wraps up with a preview of the Rocky Mountain Voice Freedom Festival, a celebration of conservative values in Colorado featuring Nick Shirley and Greg Gutfeld.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Senator John Kennedy shares his thoughts on the Iran situation in another installment of Bayou Bits of Wisdom, as Ryan calls out Democrats and the media (but he repeats himself) for comparing the current military operation to the Vietnam War. He argues that the casualties incurred by the US have been largely due to military errors, not Iranian attacks. We also discuss the ongoing gerrymandering controversy in Louisiana, with the Supreme Court ruling against the state's unconstitutional redistricting. Plus, Ashe joins the show, and we'll take your calls and texts on the rising gas prices and the impact of the Iran conflict on the economy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan continues analyzing all angles of the controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate in Colorado. Marx's claims of being a seventh-degree black belt and rescuing thousands of people from ISIS have been questioned by local talk radio legend Peter Boyles in a recent interview. Ryan discusses the lack of third-party verification for these claims, pointing out that Marx's own documentaries and social media posts are not enough to substantiate his assertions as fact. Darcy Schoening, former Director of Special Initiatives for the Colorado GOP, joins the show and also touches on Marx's past, including his alleged involvement in shady business dealings and his use of different names to disguise his past.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan hones in on the continuing controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate in Colorado. Victor's claims of rescuing thousands of children have been questioned, and Ryan examines the evidence. He shares audio clips from Victor's interviews with Peter Boyles and Shawn Ryan, highlighting discrepancies in Victor's statements. Ryan brings John Fabbricatore, a border security expert who's been critical of Victor's claims, into the discussion. The conversation raises questions about truth, transparency, and the importance of fact-checking in politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Rourke joins for our Weekend Recap into the myriad controversies surrounding Victor Marx, a  Republican nominee for governor. Chris shares her concerns about Victor's claims, including his alleged rescue efforts and brain trauma scale. They also discuss the importance of transparency in government, particularly in the governor's office. Representative Dusty Johnson joins the conversation, discussing her bipartisan bill aimed at regulating lobbyists and increasing transparency. The episode touches on the governor's potential veto and the challenges of building a bipartisan coalition to override it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Jody Calm is in for Deborah Flora and Christian Toto, discussing the 35th anniversary re-release of the classic film "The Silence of the Lambs." They dive into the movie's themes, including its portrayal of a trans character and the controversy surrounding it. Jody shares her thoughts on the film's impact and its relevance today. The conversation also touches on the life and legacy of Michael Jackson, with a review of the biopic "Michael" and a discussion about the complexities of his art and personal life. Fool of the Week nominees: Jimmy Kimmel, Seattle mayor Katie Wilson (D), Norah O'Donnell of 60 Minutes, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continuing with our foray into the Colorado Republican Party chair election with candidate Joe Oltman, Joe shares his thoughts on the current state of the party and the importance of authenticity in politics. He discusses his own experiences with scrutiny and how he's handled criticism, including a lawsuit against him and his family. Joe also talks about his vision for the party's future and the need for young, talented leaders to take the helm. With a mix of humor and candor, Joe opens up about his views on Victor Marx, a controversial and prominent candidate for governor, and the challenges facing the party if Marx is the nominee in November.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Oltmann, a candidate for Colorado GOP chair, joins the show to discuss his vision for the party's future. Joe shares his thoughts on the current state of the party, the importance of truth-telling, and his plans to bridge the gap between different groups. He also addresses criticism from the media and other groups, along with his plans to file a lawsuit against Jewish organizations and 9 NEWS for slandering him with accusations that he holds anti-Semitic beliefs, and explains why he believes his message of accountability and transparency is necessary for the party's success. With his business background and community involvement, Joe brings a unique perspective to the conversation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan offers up a Friday sampler platter of sports, entertainment, and current events. He shares his thoughts on the Denver Nuggets' playoff game, expressing his disappointment at the team's loss. Ryan also discusses the upcoming Kentucky Derby and his excitement for the weekend. The conversation takes a turn as he talks about comedian Jodee Calm's return to the stage and her hilarious five-minute stand-up sets, as she prepares to fill in for Deborah Flora on The Right Side of Hollywood with Christian Toto. Ryan also touches on the biopic about Michael Jackson, sharing his thoughts on the film's portrayal of the late music icon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Thursdays with Trisha, Trisha Calvarese and Ryan explore the nexus of the worlds of science and politics. They discuss the recent termination of 23 members of the National Science Board by the Trump administration, sparking concerns about the impact on US science and tech. Tricia shares her thoughts on the potential motivations behind the move, including the possibility of cutting funding for the National Science Foundation. They also touch on the importance of investing in science and tech to stay competitive with China. The conversation is a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection of politics and science.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan continues investigating the controversy surrounding Victor Marx's gubernatorial campaign. Victor's past claims of working with the US government in Iraq have been questioned, and Ryan examines the facts. He also discusses the media's role in character assassination, citing classic examples of The New York Times' reporting on President Trump in another installment of 'Remembering Rush.' Ryan shares his thoughts on the importance of fact-checking and holding politicians accountable, and invites listeners to join the conversation. With a mix of politics, media analysis, and personal anecdotes, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in current events.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan dives into the gubernatorial campaign with a critical look at Victor Marx's statement in reaction to an incident on the steps of the state capitol last Friday. Senator Barb Kirkmeyer (R-23), a rival candidate for governor, joins the show to respond to allegations of her rudely departing a crime victims' event. She denies claims that she was rude to Victor Marx's daughter, Gabby, and explains her reasons for leaving the event. The conversation also touches on Victor Marx's decision to skip a forum in Douglas County, with Ryan questioning his commitment to transparency and accountability.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan continues examining the curious case of Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate with a questionable past. Jimmy Sengenberger joins the fray along with John Fabbricatore sharing their insights and perspectives on Marx's claims. They discuss the lack of credibility in Marx's story, his alleged involvement in combat and his claims of being a spiritual leader. The conversation also touches on the importance of fact-checking and critical thinking in politics, and how to spot when someone is selling you a bill of goods.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Fabbricatore, retired ICE field office director, shares his expertise on fighting child trafficking and smuggling. He discusses his work with the Department of Health and Human Services, where he helped locate and rescue thousands of unaccompanied alien children. John also delves into the issue of NGOs, like Catholic Charities, being used as intermediaries in human trafficking. He expresses concerns about the Biden administration's handling of the crisis and the role of organizations that prioritize profit over the well-being of the children. Also, John makes his first public comments on the audacious claims made by Victor Marx in the fields of saving children trafficked internationally and the martial arts. This conversation sheds light on the complexities of the issue and the need for accountability.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashe Epp (Ashe in America) joins Ryan for an encore in a segment discussing Victor Marx playing the victim again in a campaign stunt orchestrated by his hype man Jeff Hunt on the steps of the state capitol in which a rally for sex assault survivors morphed into a Marx rally with his daughter taking the microphone. Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer (R-23), a rival in the race for governor, steps away from the scene and draws criticism from Team Marx for disrespecting his daughter while she was speaking. Kirkmeyer Walks Out During Assault Victim's Speech as Primary Politics Cloud GOP Crime Event Ryan goes even further into the microsphere of local politics and community issues with Danielle Lammon, the Republican candidate running for the 27th Senate District seat currently held by Tom Sullivan (D). Danielle shares her personal story of why she's dedicated to serving her community and making a difference in the lives of her constituents. She discusses the importance of addressing crime and cost of living issues in the district, and how she plans to tackle these challenges as a senator. With her passion and dedication shining through, Danielle inspires listeners to get involved and make their voices heard. Danielle Lammon for SD 27 - Lower Costs. Safer Streets. Better Colorado. LAUNCH PAD BREWERYSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Representative Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) is put on blast by EPA Director Lee Zeldin for her lack of knowledge on landmark Supreme Court cases, specifically Loper Bright and West Virginia vs. EPA. The conversation takes a turn as Zeldin accuses DeLauro of not doing her homework and not caring about science. The discussion also touches on gerrymandering in Connecticut and other states, with the host sharing his thoughts on fair congressional districts in Colorado. The episode sets the stage for a deeper dive into the story of Victor Marx and his candidacy, as well as an interview with John Fabibricatore, a former candidate for Congress.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another 2A Tuesday with the 'Boomstick Babe' Alicia Garcia and Ryan joined by Kevin Dixie, owner of No Other Choice Firearms Training and founder of the Greenwood Project. Kevin shares his personal journey from growing up in a tough neighborhood in St. Louis to becoming a police officer and discovering his passion for firearms training. He talks about the importance of understanding the Second Amendment and how it relates to personal freedom and self-defense. Kevin also discusses his event, Train and Learn, which brings together industry professionals and enthusiasts for a comprehensive training experience over Memorial Day weekend in Atlanta. Firearms Training & Firearm Safety Courses | No Other ChoiceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of this Ashe Tuesday features Ashe Epp breaking down the latest on the Tina Peters case, where Judge Matthew Barrett denied her motion to disqualify himself from the sentencing phase. Ashe and Ryan are joined by Mark Cook, founder of Hand Count Road Show, who shares his expertise on election manipulation and the importance of hand-counted ballots. They discuss the complexities of electronic voting systems and the need for transparency in the electoral process. Mark's insights offer a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and democracy. Home - Hand Count Road Show Also, John Case - lead counsel for Tina Peters - provides an update on the latest in his client's legal battle with Judge Barrett refusing to remove himself from the case. Barrett Denies Peters' Motion to Disqualify HimselfSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 1 of Ashe Tuesday begins as Ashe Epp and Ryan are joined by Debbie Brown, president of the Colorado Business Roundtable, and Representative Dusty Johnson, a Republican from the 63rd district. They dive into the state's business climate, discussing the results of the Colorado Business Roundtable's Spring 2026 Executive Outlook Survey. The conversation touches on the challenges businesses face in Colorado, including regulations and the potential shift to a progressive income tax. Representative Johnson also shares her bipartisan bill aimed at increasing transparency in lobbying, particularly in the governor's office. Telling the Story that Business is Good - Colorado Business Roundtable SB26-147 Lobbyist Regulation | Colorado General AssemblySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're kicking off the second hour with a packed lineup on this Tuesday edition of RSL. First up, Debbie Brown, president of the Colorado Business Roundtable, joins us to discuss the Spring 2026 Executive Outlook survey. We'll dive into insights from Colorado's top employers on the state and national business climate. Then, Representative Dusty Johnson shares her thoughts on bipartisan legislation, Senate Bill 26-147, which aims to regulate lobbyists. We'll also cover the latest updates in the Tina Peters case, including a surprising decision by Judge Matthew Barrett. It's going to be a busy hour, so buckle up and let's get started!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalee Tennant joins the show to discuss her concerns about two individuals, Josh Salem and Matt Struck, who have been targeting her and other conservative women in the Republican Party. Natalee shares her personal experiences with these individuals, including a disturbing phone call with Josh Salem, and how he's been using burner phone apps to intimidate and harass her and others. She also talks about the importance of standing up for herself and others in the face of online bullying and harassment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Wiley, the presumptive Republican nominee for Colorado Secretary of State, joins the show. James shares his thoughts on the recent White House correspondents dinner and the media's response to the failed assassination attempt against President Trump. He also discusses his campaign and the controversy surrounding his qualification for the primary ballot. Additionally, James weighs in on the caucus assembly process and its potential drawbacks. The conversation also touches on the importance of unity within the Republican Party and the need to focus on defeating the Democrats rather than infighting. James Wiley for Secretary of State: Red Flame of LibertyErin Lee, founder of Protect Kids Colorado provides an update on another terrible bill being presented at the General Assembly (HB26-1322: 'Civil Actions for Conversion Therapy Survivors').  HB26-1322: Civil Actions for Conversion Therapy Survivors Karolina Stancik, COVID vaccine injury survivor, joins Ryan to discuss her participation in a new documentary entitled 'Duty to Disobey.' The movie is set for release in June 2026. Duty to Disobey film websiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our Weekend Recap with Chris Rourke, we are joined by Dan Gates, executive director of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. They dive into the recent controversy surrounding two Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners who resigned amid debate over the future of wildlife management. Dan shares his insights on the situation, discussing the importance of diversity on the commission and the need for a balanced approach to wildlife management. They also touch on the impact of human population growth on wildlife resources and the importance of finding solutions that benefit both people and the environment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Trump shares his thoughts on the recent assassination attempt at the White House Correspondence Dinner in a hastily called press conference on Saturday night. He reflects on the bravery of the Secret Service and the swift response to the incident. The President also addresses the question of why he's been a target for so long, citing his impact on the country and the fact that "when you're impactful, they go after you." He emphasizes the importance of not letting threats deter him from his mission to make America great. The conversation also touches on the topic of political violence and the President's commitment to keeping the country safe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.