Dan Caplis

In the final hour of today's editon of The Dan Caplis Show, Jon Caldara talks about why he loves Donald Trump's "Gulf of America" initiative.

In the first hour of today's editon of The Dan Caplis Show, Jon Caldara talks about how Mayor Mike Johnston's Strike Force coverup is a major problem.

In the second hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Kristi Burton Brown fills in to discuss how Democrat policies, including their sanctuary state/city labels, are making Coloradans less safe.

In the first hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Kristi Burton Brown fills in and discusses a recent poll that tells us a lot about the future of the Republican Party. She also talks with Nancy Rumfelt about the latest public school scandal in Colorado.

Ian Escalante, executive director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners joins Sheriff Steve Reams (in for Dan) to discuss the latest egregious gun grab bill (SB25-003) currently making its way through the Colorado General Assembly. Pueblo County Sheriff David Lucero joins the program with update on an officer-involved shooting death of a gang member who wounded several officers himself before being taken out.

Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams fills in for Dan once again, introducing GOP candidate for Colorado governor and fellow Sheriff Jason Mikesell (Teller County) to tell why he's decided to enter the race.Also, Republican minority leader Rep. Ty Winter (R-47) provides an update from the golden dome of the Colorado General Assembly.

In the second hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Sherriff Steve Reams continues to fill in for Dan, and has special guest Matt Turner, a candidate to replace Reams as the Sherriff of Weld County, about what it means to replace Reams's role in the community.

Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan, who's in court all week working on a case, as Ryan reprises a portion of his interview with 'President Trump' (Shawn Farash) celebrating Rosie O'Donnell 'self-deporting to Ireland on this St. Patrick's Day.University of Colorado regent Ray Scott joins Heidi to discuss the battle against DEI policies at the school, which are dying nationwide after the Trump administration effectively banned them and gutted them from the U.S. government.

Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan, who's in court all week working a case, and welcomes Kim Gilmartin and Ellie Reynolds into the studio to discuss their fight for a charter school in Douglas County that is meeting plenty of resistance from the Left.

Denver 7 airs an eye-opening report on a new Colorado law designed to expedite the issuing of driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants (illegal aliens) residing in the state. Dan argues this puts the safety of every legal citizen in Colorado at risk.Rep. Jeff Hurd (R, CO-3) joins Dan to discuss passage of the continuing resolution (CR) of Congressional spending to keep the government open through September, along with other issues facing the U.S. House of Representatives currently.Jeff Hurd For Colorado

Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE), who identifies as the first transgender member of Congress, reads a pro-trans book targeting kids - entitled 'Jazz and Friends' - to a group of elementary school students, telling them it's perfectly normal to identify and 'take the journey' as the opposite gender.Dr. Catherine Wheeler, a one-time abortion practitioner, joins Dan to discuss the fallout after Amendment 79 was voted into law by Colorado voters last fall, establishing access to abortion as a state Constitutional right.

Rep. Brandi Bradley (R-39) joins KBB to discuss the stunning move by Democrats to submarine a bill that would have reinforced sentencing for sex offenders who assault children.Also, KBB explains what the end of the Department of Education at the federal level would mean for Colorado schools at the state and local level.

Kristi Burton-Brown, Colorado state board of education member for the 4th Congressional District, fills in for Dan and discusses the waffling of several Democrats on the pending continuing resolution before the Senate after passage in the House.Democrats also still can't find their footing in their opposition to Donald Trump, picking losing hills to die on time after time.

Darcy Schoening, current Director of Special Initiatives for the Colorado Republican Party, joins Dan to recap her interview in the lion's den with Kyle Clark on '9 Next.'Darcy Schoening for Colorado GOP Chairwoman 

On today's episode, Dan talks about how the Democrats want you relying on the government, so that you'll continue to vote for them.

Dan and Ryan ask the audience if the United States should move to stay on the current 'Daylight Saving Time' permanently after we turned our clocks forward this past weekend. Both of them agree that we should, for those wonderful late night sunsets in summer.The stock market is wobbling after President Trump's tough talk and tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, but Dan feels DJT has earned our trust and faith in his plan for the economy long-term.

Rep. Jeff Crank (R, CO-5) joins Dan to reflect on his questioning of Denver mayor Mike Johnston (D) on sanctuary policies protecting illegal aliens in the city, as well as the continuing resolution on spending before the House on Tuesday for a vote.Cody Barnett, attorney for Alliance Defending Freedom, joins Dan to discuss the case of Chiles v. Salazar taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court on Colorado's censorship law chilling an individual's right to freedom of speech.Chiles v. Salazar | ADFMedia.orgSupreme Court takes on conversion therapy bans in Colorado case

Alicia Garcia, frontline gun rights advocate in Colorado, joins Ryan (filling in for Dan) to discuss her Tuesday pro-2A event at the state general assembly - a rally against SB25-003, banning extended magazines on semiautomatic weapons. Then, Dick Wadhams joins Ryan to discuss his latest op-ed for The Denver Gazette, 'Can a Republican retake the governor’s office?'Can a Republican retake the governor’s office? | Dick Wadhams | Columns | denvergazette.com

Erin Lee, mother of a Poudre Public Schools adolescent girl who was persuaded into identifying as trans under the cover of an afterschool 'art club,' joins Ryan (filling in for Dan) to discuss the case of Chiles v. Salazar being taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court on Colorado's censorship law chilling an individual's right to freedom of speech.Brita Horn, Rock Creek Volunteer Fire Department chief joins Ryan to offer her account of events that transpired at a Greenwood Village IHOP where fellow Colorado GOP chair candidate Darcy Schoening served her with papers for a lawsuit about her attempt to oust current chair Dave Williams.