Dan Caplis

At every turn, Kamala Harris has favored draconian government intervention into the private sector - including penalties for businesses who pay men more than women, and the confiscation of patents from drug companies if they don't 'play by the rules.' Communism is not just a pejorative term to describe her policies, it undergirds her policies and philosophy.For these, and many other reasons, Dan believes it may be Donald Trump who enjoys a bounce in the polls coming out of the Democratic National Convention.

Vice President Kamala Harris gives a one minute answer to a question about how she will pay for her economic policiies and programs, using 'in terms of' and 'return on investment' four times each during that 60 seconds.Heidi Ganahl is once again live in studio with Dan broadcasting remotely from the mountains, as Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention begins in Chicago.

Rep. Greg Lopez (CO-4) joins Dan to discuss the current state of the races for President and Lauren Boebert in the 4th District he currently represents against Democrat Trisha Calvarese, as well as the status of plans for House Republicans during Greg's limited time in Congress.

Catherine Rampell, economic reporter for the Washington Post, doesn't hold back on CNN in lambasting the Kamala Harris economic plan including price controls on groceries and housing. Dan and special guest co-host Heidi Ganahl discuss what an abject disaster and failure such socialistic policies will prove to be, if implemented.

A concerned parent of a first-grader at an elementary school in Parker was joined on a Zoom call by legions of other parents over a trans-identifying 6-year-old in the same classroom who is confusing other young students about sexuality and sexual identity. Is this gender-fluid child a victim of Munchausen by proxy?Kristi Burton-Brown joins Dan to discuss the special session of the General Assembly just announced by Governor Jared Polis. What is the reason behind it? Property taxes.

Vice President Kamala Harris continues riding the wave of her 'good vibes' and sugar high surge in the polls, but has to roll out some policy positions at SOME point. On Friday, the socialist concept of 'price controls' may prove to be part of that plan - which have been a failure historically, and may turn off independent voters.Also, Aurora city councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky joins with an update of Venezuelan gangs infiltrating apartment complexes in Aurora and setting up shop for criminal activities, putting law-abiding tenants and residents in danger.

Dan puts it to the audience in finding a name that will stick to Vice President Kamala Harris, for Donald Trump to use during the stretch run of the 2024 campaign. 

First, CNN anchors John Berman and Sara Sidner peppered Kamala Harris surrogates with questions about why she's avoiding interviews and press conferences on Day 24 of her campaign as the presumptive Democrat nominee for President. Wednesday, Jim Acosta joined the chorus in holding campaign spokesperson Michael Tyler's feet to the fire.Also, Dan relays the ABC News story on the mystery of a vanishing priest, who some are calling a 'guardian angel,' coming to the rescue of a young woman trapped in a car after an accident. 

Dan doesn't think Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) is out of the woods with his 'stolen valor' scandal stemming from his departure from the Army National Guard, and it may cost the presumptive nominee for Vice-President his spot on the ticket.Representatives Ryan Armagost (R-46) and Scott Bottoms (R-15) join Dan to discuss their plan to introduce Colorado's Second Amendment caucus on Tuesday.

Monday provided quite a contrast, motivating even CNN anchors to start calling out Vice President Harris for hiding away from the media as Donald Trump holds court for over two hours in a 'Space' on X with Elon Musk. How much longer can she hold out and ride the wave of her initial wave of enthusiasm and momentum from the Democrat base?

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) shines on three separate Sunday morning news shows - joining Dana Bash on CNN, Jonathan Karl on ABC, and Margaret Brennan on CBS - clearly and concisely getting the message out for Donald Trump and the campaign, breaking through the white noise in his role as running mate on the ticket.Dan also asks listeners for sharply focused nicknames Donald Trump should use to label Kamala Harris. Brevity is the soul of wit, less is more.

Dan channels his inner Rocky Balboa and hopes Donald Trump can do the same, as the heat has been turned up in the 2024 Presidential campaign with momentum in the polls by Vice-President Kamala Harris. He has officially rejoined X (formerly known as Twitter) and will conduct an interview on the platform with Elon Musk moderating. What is the best way for Trump to fight in the days and weeks ahead?

Pennsylvania. Donald Trump was shot and nearly assassinated there at a rally in Butler, will that alone be enough to forge an unbreakable bond with the voters of the Keystone State? Dan leans toward believing so, but Heidi cautions against several factors that may be working against flipping the state back red for 2024.

Dan and Heidi discuss reasons for Trump supporters to take heart over the long haul, as support for Kamala Harris appears to be fading by the minute after her initial surge in the polls.

After a firestorm of controversy surrounding alleged 'stolen valor' by Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) pertaining to his military service (or lack thereof) in the Army National Guard, Dan asks Heidi Ganahl whether Republicans should be rooting for Walz to remain on the ticket with Kamala Harris.

Heidi Ganahl joins Dan in-studio as Kamala Harris continues her quest to avoid any media interaction at all costs. Meanwhile, in Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump holds court in a free-wheeling and fiery one hour press conference in which he attempted to reset the tone, tenor, and focus of the race on the Vice-President's suspect policies, aptitude, and qualifications. 

Dan applauds J.D. Vance for strolling over to reporters on the tarmac in Eau Claire, Wisconsin - which featured the nominee for Vice-President briefly crossing paths with the person he hopes to replace, Kamala Harris. Vance consoles the gathered media members for being ignored by Harris for 16 days since she became the presumptive candidate for President.Also, whispers are getting louder about potential 'stolen valor' regarding Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) and his service in the Army National Guard, avoiding a tour in Iraq and opting instead to run for office.

Dan has had time to marinate on the Kamala Harris pick of Tim Walz as her running mate, and is even more convinced this will prove to be a historically bad political decision that will ultimately sink her campaign.Also, El Paso County GOP chair Todd Watkins joins Dan with an update on a court ruling which will allow a meeting to go forward and potentially remove Dave Williams as Colorado state party chair.

Dan is trying to wrap his head around the big mistake Kamala Harris made by selecting Gov Tim Walz (D-MN) as her running mate and can only arrive at one conclusion - Gov Josh Shapiro was too good for his own good, and was a threat to upstage her on the campaign trail.

Vice-President Kamala Harris sends shockwaves throughout the political landscape, delighting many conservatives who feared Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) being on the 2024 ticket with her, as she somehow found a running mate to her political left in the form of Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN). Dan explains why this choice should put a spring in the Trump campaign's step and analyzes the reasons why she jilted Shapiro at the proverbial altar.