Dan Caplis

On the cover of New York magazine, a caricature of Kamala Harris is depicted sitting atop an enormous coconut, with prominent Democrats celebrating down below, with the title 'Welcome to Kamalot' emblazened across. This ridiculousness is just the beginning of the media's quest to revive the tarnished image of a very flawed candidate in order to serve as the bulwark against a second Trump Presidency. Will it work?

Of all weeks, Joe Biden chose Dan's 30th anniversary excursion with wife Aimee to Switzerland as the time to drop out of his bid for re-election in 2024. But that didn't stop Dan from celebrating sweet victory when he called it long before any other media pundit, over a year ago.Republicans should be thanking their lucky stars that mediocre talent Vice President Kamala Harris has been installed as Biden's replacement, rather than a heavier hitter from higher up in the Democrat depth chart.

Erin Lee joins Heidi Ganahl (in for Dan) to discuss her work with former state Sen. Kevin Lundberg (R-Berthoud) on ballot initiatives seeking to ban biological boys in girls' sports, require schools to notify parents over 'gender incongruence.'

Heidi Ganahl is back in for Dan as he wraps up his 30th anniversary celebration trip to Switzerland, discussing the latest with Rob Dawson (KOA News) on discord within the Colorado Republican party. Will Dave Williams be ousted this weekend, or will a temporary restraining order issued by a court stop it from happening?Also, Chris Dorsey joins the conversation on the ballot initiative to end mountain lion hunting in Colorado.Chris has produced nearly 60 outdoor television series over the last quarter century--more than anyone in history. Because of this, he's been called the brand-father of outdoor TV. He's one of the world's most widely traveled sportsmen, is a popular TV host, film producer, and leading voice for conservation reaching scores of mainstream media outlets. He's also a biologist, Forbes columnist, and book author who shares the world of sporting adventure from across the globe. Chris Dorsey's Outdoor World brings many of the planet's top hunting and fishing experts together in one channel to sh

Jon Caldara is puzzled by Joe Biden's lackluster 'farewell speech' that doesn't give a reason for leaving. A book collector confronts the reality that many toxic chemicals were used to bind her book from the Victorian Era.

Jon Caldara fills in once again as the media does a 'clean-up on aisle nine' regarding Vice-President Kamala Harris's extreme left positions and voting record as a U.S. Senator.Also, there's a meeting schedule for this Saturday in Brighton, Colorado to determine whether or not Dave Williams will be removed as state Republican party chair. Should he be?

Jon Caldara gets into it with 'Eerie Mike' on the hearts of left-wing pundits who constantly referred to Donald Trump as a Hitler-like figure, not being surprised a would-be assassin tried to kill him, and many on the left actually wishing the former President had been killed.

Jon Caldara, President of the Independence Insitute fills in for Dan and leads off with his tedious airport experience in Montreal where protesters were blocking traffic.

Heidi Ganahl does her best to calm the waters of a very turbulent Colorado Republican Party, bringing in the perspectives of state vice-chair Hope Scheppelman in support of state chair Dave Williams, and opposition from El Paso County GOP vice-hair Todd Watkins and potential Williams replacement Brita Horn, fire chief of Routt County.

Heidi Ganahl once again assumes the reigns for Dan vacationing in Switzerland, and starts with the news of Kamala Harris officially clinching a majority of pledged delegates heading to the Democratic National Convention originally designated for Joe Biden. This makes her the presumptive nominee of her party, but what about the process that installed her there?John Fabbricatore, GOP candidate for Colorado's 6th Congressional District, joins the show to comment on the resignation of Secret Service director Kim Cheatle following the assassination attempt against Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Also, his thoughts on the border crisis and Vice-President Harris's clear open border stance paired with hostility toward ICE officers.

Dan sticks around for one more segment past 1am in Switzerland, then hands back off to Heidi Ganhal in her debut appearance in a hosting role.Heidi and Ryan discuss the unintentional comedy of Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democrat nominee, but Heidi cautions against overconfidence and stresses everyone must do the work necessary to help get Donald Trump across the finish line as the winner.

From halfway around the world, Dan takes a break from his 30th anniversary vacation in Switzerland and joins the show for a victory lap on his correct prediction (from over a year ago) that Joe Biden would not finish the 2024 race as the Democrat nominee for President.Also, introducing the debut of Heidi Ganahl as guest host - as well as a visit from another familiar voice, KOA's Mandy Connell. 

Ryan finishes out the show and evaluates two of the biggest billionaires in America and their impact on the 2024 election - Mark Zuckerberg abandons Biden and takes his Zuckerbucks with him, while Elon Musk is 'all-in' on funding PACs to support Trump.Also, the latest reporting on Biden's potential exit from the campaign from Mark Halperin's post on X.

Before he heads out on vacation to celebrate his 30th wedding anniversary with wife Aimee, Dan reacts to Donald Trump's RNC acceptance speech in Milwaukee and the tone the entire convention sets for the rest of the campaign.

Following the details of Mark Halperin's reporting for Newsmax, details start to trickle in about how Joe Biden will exit the 2024 race. Dan and Dick Wadhams discuss.

Incredibly, as Donald Trump prepares for the speech of his life on Thursday night, the sharks of the Democratic machien are circling Joe Biden and seeking to end his political career.Dick Wadhams joins Dan live in-studio to offer his full analysis of a very historic week in American politics.

An insane explanation from Secret Service director Kim Cheatle on why no sharp shooters were stationed on top of the building from which the would-be assassin fired shots at President Donald Trump begs for more investigation. Cheatle claimed the building had a 'sloped roof' posing a danger to agents.Also, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) adds to the ranks of Democrats calling for Joe Biden to bow out of the 2024 race for President.

The dominoes seem to be falling toward Joe Biden's exit from the race, and while Dan is already doing his touchdown celebration dance - Ryan isn't giving up on the declining President. News breaks that Biden has contracted COVID and will miss a scheduled appearance in Las Vegas. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) also has joined the chorus of prominent Democrats calling on Biden to drop out of the 2024 campaign for re-election.

In another weak, feeble, and disjointed television interview - this time with NBC's Lester Holt - President Joe Biden appears small by refusing to back down from (or even admit) using incendiary political rhetoric when referring to Donald Trump, after the assassination attempt against the former President on Saturday in Pennsylvania.Also, Trump turns a brilliant political move by inviting Teamsters president Sean O'Brien to speak at the Republican National Convention.

Donald Trump made a triumphant entrance on Monday night at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, just over 50 hours after an assassination attempt failed by a matter of mere centimeters. Has this near-death experience changed the man? Dan and Ryan believe it might have, and we will likely see the resulting outcome of the entire ordeal on Thursday night.Rep. Ty Winter (R-47) joins Dan to discuss the reaction, fallout, and ghoulish responses from the Left after Saturday's assassination attempt against Donald Trump.Included among them was a reprehensible post by Colorado state Rep. Steven Woodrow (D-2, Denver), prompting calls from Republican leadership in the House for Woodrow to resign or be expelled. After Saturday's shooting, Woodrow posted, "The last thing we needed was sympathy for the devil but here we are." Woodrow deleted his X account shortly after making the post. Apology issued for tweet after Trump assassination attempt | Colorado-politics | coloradopolitics.com