November 26, 2024 • 34 mins
How to gloat subtly at Thanksgiving dinner in front of liberal relatives after Trump's win? Dan contemplates the ways, while Ryan prefers to avoid the subject altogether in 'mixed company.'
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Dan Kaplis and welcome to today's online podcast
edition of The Dan Kaplis Show. Please be sure to
give us a five star rating if you'd be so kind,
and to subscribe, download and listen to the show every
single day on your favorite podcast platform. Think about it,
how many Americans, how many Americans the day after tomorrow
are going to be They're going to be sitting there
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at Thanksgiving dinner and they're going to be openly thankful
for the election of President Trump, including many who never
would have said that in the past. And you can
see it right it's concrete, and you can see the
world turning. You can see America turning right now in
the right direction. The latest tangible example among many is
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Iran essentially surrendering to Israel in Lebanon. And that may
be a bit of an overstatement, but understand one thing.
When you hear about a peace agreement, does cease fire
agreement with Hesbela, that's really an agreement with Iran because
hespel is just another military arm of Iran holding many
people in love and hostage of that evil force. And
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so no, this is Israel achieving hopefully peace, but they achieved
it through strength. And it's also I believe a reaction
to Donald Trump having this second turn. Now, there's a
reason that we had much more peace in his first term.
It's called strength. He is not a pacifist, he's a peacemaker,
and he makes that peace through strength. He does not
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retreat from conflict. He causes the enemy to retreat so
that you don't even have to fight the wars. So
very very positive development today. There's still much more work
to be done to protect our great alli Israel. Very
positive development there that Americans will benefit from directly as
well that in so many other signs. You look at
Trump's favorables now up at a straight fifty four percent
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in polling, but fifty eight percent approving of his transition,
despite you know, the undying efforts of the left, you know,
to make his transition look awful. You know, fifty eight
percent of the American people supporting that they know what
he's about, and they sure as heck you don't want
what he's promised. On immigration, It's still really startling to
me that you have almost sixty percent of the American
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people supporting mass deportation. I've got to believe the numbers
for what Trump is planning now, which is to deport
the criminal illegals, those here illegally have committed other crimes.
That's got to be up around seventy eighty percent at least,
and that's just the people who would admit it. So yeah,
lots of good things happening, and then it's leading to
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some beautiful moments like this because remember as we were, say,
two three, four months, six months out from the election,
and I was sitting here telling you, hey, Trump's gonna win,
He's gonna win comfortably. It's going to get tense here
and there after they get rid of Biden. Blah blah blah.
My point was, yeah, gotta win first, you gotta win.
You gotta have Trump win. But the other big mission
is to expose the left for who they really are,
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because you got so many people who continue to vote
Democrat out of habit and I know that because I
was one of them, and you know, you got to
be able to have more of those people see how
truly whack the Democratic Party has become. Because there's a
whole group of people it doesn't matter how good the
Republicans are, they're just not going to open their mind
to Republicans. I was one of them once because of
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the stereotype. But they've got to see how whacked the
Democrats are. So that's mission be and you know, we're
really gaining on that as we see more and more
of these lefties expose themselves for the true crazy radicals
they really are. And Kamala Harris didn't lose because she's
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a liberal. She left because she's a crazy far left wacko,
as so many of them in power are now And
now you count Mike Johnston is one of those, right
Because Mike Johnston Merritt Denverrew comes out and says he's
going to use the Denver police to go physically resist,
encounter and resist federal law enforcement, stop them from enforcing
federal law, and wants fifty thousand in the streets to
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do the same. That's left of Kamala Harris far left wackoism.
And so that leads to one of the greatest quotes
of all time. This from Trump's borders are Tom Homan, I.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Me in the Denver mayor. We agree on one thing.
He's willing to go to jail. I'm willing to put
him in jail.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
Hey, sorry, Tom, mister borders are. Don't mean to break
it to you. Mike Johnston's not willing to go to jail.
Mike Johnson's a kid from Veil. Jail food is when
the burgers at Midvale are cool, are too cold. No,
Mike Johnston's not willing to go to jail. Mike Johnson
wants to be governor, and he knows he's falling behind
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in that ray. So he's setting his hair on fire,
stripping naked, running around trying to get attention. But he
knows the price the people of Denver will pay, not him,
but the people of Denver and Colorado will pay because
he knows this lunacy is going to attract many more
people who are here illegally in America to Denver. I mean,
if you're here illegally, whether you're here illegally and otherwise
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abiding by the laws many are, or here illegally, and
you're one of the hardened criminals who got in through
an open border, You're going to go to Denver, right
because you've got a mayor so whack he's promising to
use the cops to fight the Feds to protect you. Yeah,
you're going to go to Denver and Johnston knows that,
but he doesn't care. He's just trying to become governor.
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Let's get to some text before we get to some
more calls, Dan, they should start on the red states
that all the criminal illegals flee to sanctuary cities. Maybe
then they will learn something, probably not Mike in Henderson.
It's going to be very interesting. I don't expect it
to see if the Trump administration does some of that
quote relocation. Okay, here, Mayor Johnston, you know here are
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five thousand. I don't expect that, But what would you
think about that? The solution, and there's no silver bullet,
but an instant impact. Big part of the solution. Pass
a federal civil rights law that victims of personal injury
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and wrongful death can sue sanctuary cities and states for
civil damages if they can prove that they were seriously
injured or they're loved ones killed by somebody here illegally.
Pass a federal civil rights law that allows those kind
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of lawsuits, and you would end much of this very
quickly because there is so much harm. I understand. Listen,
I understand there are a lot of folks here illegally
who are living peacefully in their lawbiding and they're not
hurting anybody. But even among that lawbiding population, you still
have a significant number of folks ones too many, who
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then get involved in a serious or fatal traffic crash
and they kill or seriously injure somebody who lives here.
That can't how do you justify that? But then then
you have so much carnage being caused by the relatively
small percentage, but it's a deadly percentage of folks here
illegally or are committing these other criminal acts, and so
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very very quickly the damages, the money damages that Mike
Johnston and Mayor Polis and others in charge that their cities,
that their states would have to pay out because these
crazy lefties, these crazy lefties care more about protecting folks
here illegally committing and those who are committing other crimes
than they do citizens. Yeah, those people would be thrown
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out of office in a hurry. First, they would stop
the conduct before it could get to that point because
the city and state couldn't afford it. So my point
isn't oh wow, let's have a lot of people win
big lawsuits. My point is prevent the harm from happening
in the first place. And if you pass laws like this,
you're going to prevent a lot of this harm from
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ever happening. Bill and Brumfield, you're on the Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
Welcome, Hey Dan, how are you now?
Speaker 1 (08:05):
I am living the dream? How about you?
Speaker 3 (08:07):
Me too? You know I talked to you a few
weeks ago and you did you know? Your calming voice
was great as it was up to the election that
night there and uh, I was telling my son in law,
who think, thank goodness, he is a conservative, Dan, so
tell him Dan thinks we're gonna win him. So I
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wanted to congratulate you. You did put me at ease that,
you know, for the election coming up.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
Good Thank you. That makes you feel really good. Thank you, Bill.
But there never was again, Dan.
Speaker 3 (08:40):
What I've noticed there's a lot of I'm a I'm
a late baby boomer, so a lot of the people
I know that are about fifty ish up. I think
it was more a sigh of relief that Trump won,
not the jewilation spiking the football, because I think anybody
who's been around a long time no knows what was
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going on, and that's why you're seeing all this red,
pushback against the against the Jams, and we're just gonna
have to do it because those guys they will never
stop fighting. And so and then and then Mary Johnson,
there ain't nobody gonna follow him, Dan, Dan, he's a coward.
The police department, You think they're gonna follow him to
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the front lines, Not a chance. And and then last
but not least, Oh real quick. So in twenty sixteen, Dan,
I was watching the election and boom, as soon as
uh I'm Michigan and Wisconsin, you know what the Trump
I said, Boom, that's it. Yeah, so so so he
went in twenty twenty, you know, they quit counting those
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votes and at about ten thirty that night. And that's
a whole nother discussion. But this last lection, what I
got to say, what do is I was watching and
so before North Carolina and Georgia were called, I know,
and I look at my TV and Trump had just
come out with all those flags.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
Oh man, perfect timmy guess what perfect Dan?
Speaker 3 (10:13):
I was like going he won. So I want to
share that.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Thank you man, that makes my day. Thank you, Bill.
I really do appreciate that. And you're right, the relief,
but it's soon if it isn't already going to turn
into joy because there's so much good flowing from it.
Speaking of which, when we come back, we'll play some
really funny sound of the Harris campaign the people who
ran it now trying to spin it, which will just
make your day. But then I also want to talk
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about all the left, the left freaking out that Trump's
tariffs are going to cause your prices to go through
the roof and everything else, and and why you should
have no concern about that whatsoever. You're on the Dan
Capla Show.
Speaker 4 (10:52):
And now back to the Dan Tapless Show podcast.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Me and have Dever Mayor. We agree on one thing.
He's willing to go to jail. I'm willing in jail.
Speaker 1 (11:01):
You know, the world really is turning for the better
right now, and you can trace it back to the
election of Donald Trump. And there's no guarantee it's going
to end up exactly where we want it. I've got
to do our share, obviously, but it is turning, and
it makes sense. You can see the cause and effect
right and you know, such as today that the announcement
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of the ceasefire between Israel and Deron, and it's hes
Bella right in Lebanon. But that's an extension of the
Iranian military, and so there's no doubt that came because
Israel has just beat the hell out of them and
Donald Trump because they know now Israel's going to have
full backing of Trump. What's hilarious is to now watch
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the left, that the media arm of the left, try
to give credit to Biden for it, right, Yeah, who
did some good things for Israel early And then I'm
sorry I got interrupt. We keep different monitors on in
the studio CNN headline right now, Trump's new borders are
threatens Denver mayor with jail. Yeah, they might want to
explain why. Yeah, and now they're putting up the Mike
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Johnston quote, which just goes to my earlier point. Mike
knew that, you know, insurrection. Mike knew that when he
said it, that it's just going to get national attention
as calculated and detract illegals from all over America to
come to Denver. So I haven't heard a good explanation
yet for why he wants that. Clearly he wants it.
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We all know that the left, including Johnston, wants you know,
illegals coming in through the southern border because they see
them not as humans but as future Democrat votes. But
why would he want the illegals already in America to
now flock to Denver? Because clearly he knows that's going
to be the response to his promise. Yeah, to use
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Denver police to go out and fight the Feds to
protect the illegals. Yeah, who wouldn't want to come to
Denver if you were any legal? Eight five five for
zero five eight two five five. Speaking of just overall
positivity in the world since Trump was elected, Look, see
you basketball today? See you basketball knocking off number two Yukon.
That's a pretty big deal, especially considering see you basketball
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lost a lot of its stars. Ted Boyle just a
great coach and big big win for SeeU today. Congrats
on that. Lots of good things happening up there. And
good to see the Rams heading off to a bowl game.
All right, let's get back to the life and Death
staff fight. I did mention before the break. The latest
installment of the sky is falling from the left about
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Trump is the tariffs, right, Oh my goodness, the tariffs
are going to spike your prices on everything, this and that.
You just have to look at that and laugh because
these people think you're stupid. Right. Oh yeah, yeah, the
same Donald Trump who just won because in his first
term inflation was almost nonexistent. Oh yeah, what was he
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doing his first term tariffs? The same Donald Trump who
had prosperity and peace in the first term. Yeah, you
think he wants the opposite now, of course not, of
course not so this So this idea that Trump pursuing
tariffs is going to lead to a worse economy for you,
is going to lead to a worse existence for you.
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That that's just more lefty craziness. You know. Trump, he
proved it in the first term. I mean, reasonable people
can disagree on tariffs as an overall policy, but it's
like anything else in life, it's how it's deployed. And
Trump in the first term proved he knew how to
use the threat of tariffs much more often than tariffs
as a pressure point as part of an arsenal of many,
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many different moves on the chess board to protect America,
protect American workers, protect American business, protect American prices. And
Trump has a broader goal, right, and his broader goal
includes protecting Americans from the chemical weapons attack we have
been under for years from China and Mexico called fentanyl,
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that say, chemical weapons attack that's killed way over one
hundred thousand Americans. And so Trump's using the threat of
terrorifts to try to shut that down an illegal immigration.
That seems like really smart work to me. But you
look at all the success Trump had in the first
terms using the threat of tariffs and judiciously here and
there tariffs. Yeah, like Trump's going to do something stupid
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despite your prices. Not a chance. Let's go to beautiful Lamar, Colorado.
Talk to Jim. You're on the Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome Jim.
Speaker 5 (15:31):
Hey Dan, how are you.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
I'm living the dream still.
Speaker 5 (15:35):
Yeah, you know, I'm a North Side Republican and you
are a.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
South Side Democrat.
Speaker 5 (15:41):
You're really trying to come over. You're doing a pretty
good job.
Speaker 1 (15:45):
I commend you.
Speaker 5 (15:47):
But anyway, you know, there are so many things that
are saying between Illinois and Colorado. Now you know, we
got we got john as a governor in Denver, and
there's a Johnson as a governor in Chicago, and I
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just wanted to know who is that? Which one of
them is going to go to jail?
Speaker 1 (16:12):
Folks, Jim, can you hold out, You're a great colleague.
Can you all on one second? Ryan, we have got
insurrection Mike live on CNN right now. Can we bring
up CNN. This is just part of his play, right
Ryan is amazing back there how he does all this.
We'll see if we can get Mike Johnson off the
job as a way to live.
Speaker 6 (16:32):
Since we have open jobs we're trying to fill, we
have more business. We're trying to do more imports and
exports we want. That would hurt I think American farmers
and ranchers, and it would hurt American retailers, and so
I don't think that is the solution. I think there
is a way to work collaborably with Mexico and other
countries in Central and South America to.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
Try to solve this problem. And that's what we're looking for.
Speaker 6 (16:51):
What are pragmatic ways to help people get to work
that want to work, help employers hire them if they
want to hire them, and help folks get a fair
hearing in court and let the courts decide if they
get asylum or not. All folks are asking, they're not
running from the law, they're asking actually running towards the law.
They want to get their cases heard. They have a
seven year waga.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
It just makes the folks would.
Speaker 6 (17:09):
Have added more administrative and judicial capacity to hear these
cases Trump opposed. So there's common sense ways they have
these cases heard that are constitutional.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
Now ask them out a good questions there. These won't
do that through this. I appreciate your time. Thank you
very much, sir Johnson. May Now, in fairness, we just
caught that later in the interview. Maybe she asked him
some tough questions earlier tomorrow. Yeah, but again, Mayor Johnston
scared of his shadows, so he won't come on the
show where we could just ask him. Okay, okay, how
about Mayor all of the folks who the courts have
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said have to leave. Is it okay for Trump to
round those folks up in Denver and deport them? How about,
mister Mayor, the folks here ilegally who have committed other
serious crimes. Is it okay for Trump to round them
up and deport them? What do you think his answer
would be to those questions and all of this, all
of this fast talking stuff about oh no, this the
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solution isn't to threaten Mexico at tariffs it's to do
all this stuff that Biden was doing. Yeah, how did
that work out?
Speaker 7 (18:09):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (18:09):
Yeah? And the way to have fewer illegals in Denver
is to say, if you come here, you can work legally,
real smart insurrection.
Speaker 4 (18:15):
Mike, you're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2 (18:21):
Me and the Denver mayor. We agree on one thing.
He's willing to go to jail. I'm willing to put
him in jail.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
Yeah, Mike Johnston just essentially inviting, encouraging, magnetizing everybody in
the country legally already to come to Denver. I mean,
wouldn't you when you got the mayor saying or send
Denver police out to go fight the Feds and day
he wants fifty thousand in the streets to help protect
folks here illegally. Just madness. I understand he wants to
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become governor and he's trying to attract some attention, but
he's got no. He just endangered law enforcement more and
attracted a whole lot more folks to Denver. Folks are
here illegally, so covering all the big news of the day.
Congrats to see you basketball knocked off number two Yukon
that's a great day anyway you cut it. I'll get
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back to the phone lines in a second. Want to
get some more text in over arc. If you're just
joining us is I hope you're able to enjoy this moment,
because we truly may be living through one of those
rare times in human history when there's a sea change
in the right direction. And following the election of Trump,
there have been some real concrete indicators of that, no guarantees,
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but some really good steps, such as today Aroan I
think essentially caving and agreeing to this cease fire in Lebanon.
Now we'll see if it really holds. That's the result
of the strength of Israel that's been beating the hell
out of them, and the strength of Donald Trump because
they know Trump's going to back Israel. So another really
concrete move. Trump's high approval ratings four percent fifty eight
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percent for the transition all very good signs. And you
can bet broad support in America for the effort that's
underway right now in the sense of the preparation and
the messaging to have a deportation of folks who are
here illegally and committing other crimes, Folks who committed serious
crimes in other countries and then came here unvetted, as
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well as folks the courts have already said have to go,
all of whom the Democrats are willing to let stay here,
which tells you why they lost right that and other things.
Let me get to some of these texts and I'll
mix in some of the fun sound of the day. Dan,
how come you are so pro law except for illegal immigration?
Please explain exclamation point. I wish you'd call my friend,
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because I don't understand your premise. I've been absolutely consistent
over decades on air the law must be enforced, including
at the border. Our border must be closed and controlled.
That's not a negative reflection on folks south of the border.
It's if you don't have a border, you don't have
a country. If you don't have a door, you don't
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have a house. And so that that's been my consistent
message throughout. So I do not understand your premise. It
it may come from the fact that I recognize just
some undeniable truths, such as, if I was born in
poverty on the other side of the border, I'd come
into this country illegally if I had to, and I'd
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be peaceful, in law abiding and try to contribute every
way I could. I'm not saying that would be the
right thing for me to do. I'm just being honest
about what I would have done. But thank God I
was born here. The other thing I've said, which is
undeniably true, everybody listening knows it's true, because everybody listening
knows a bunch of folks here illegally, and that is
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some of the finest people I've ever met in my
life are illegal immigrants. That doesn't mean they should be
here that that doesn't mean that our borders shouldn't be honored.
I'm just being honest about the fact that there are
a lot of people here illegally who are good humans,
and some people who are truly extraordinarily impressive. But again,
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that doesn't mean that we can have open borders. Because
you take the large group of folks who are here
illegally and they don't violate other laws, they still can
get into traffic crashes that then kill people who are citizens.
You can't justify that you've got to have border control.
But then we all know you have the other group,
and people can disagree on the size, but the other
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group are hardened criminals who the Democrats allowed to come
in and want to stay here because they don't support
the actions necessary to remove them. And obviously no civilized
society can permit that, and not one person should be
allowed to stay in office who supports that. So yeah,
I just don't get the Texter's premise there day on
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the next insurrection could be in Denver when Mike Johnston's
promised it. I mean, Trump was falsely accused of insurrection.
Mike Johnston has called for one, and those stories that
say he's backed off, and I was guilty of saying
that in the beginning, but then when I listened to
the sound work carefully, Mike Johnston is not backed off
that call for insurrection. He has not said that he
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will will not use the Denver PD to go out
to the county line to stop federal law enforcement. Now
with the great men and women of Denver Police Department
do that, of course not, but they would not follow
that illegal order. But Johnston hasn't reversed himself on that.
He's still leaving that as an option. And you know,
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speaking of insurrectionists, here's another example of classic insurrection on
the part of a Democrat Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 3 (23:41):
I want to.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Tell you, Gorzatz. I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you
have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price.
You won't know what hit you if you go forward.
But he's awful decision. That's an insurrection. That is an
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insurrection threatening an equal branch of government by name with
violence if they don't do what the other branch wants. Yeah,
that's an insurrection, just like insurrection Mike's calling for in insurrection? Dan,
do you think Mike Johnson is calling the legals to
Denver so he can throw up his hands and say
I tried to protect you even when they do get
rounded up and send home. Thank you Texter for addressing
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that question. Why is Mike Johnston actively trying to attract
more illegals to Denver? He has to know that's what
his threat to use the police to stop the FEDS
will do. Yeah, why is he doing that? I don't
think that's the reason, my friend. I My personal belief
is that Mike Johnston doesn't care about the people of
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Denver at least, or at least not anywhere near his
first priorities. First priority is getting elected governor, so he
is doing whatever he thinks will attract radical left money
to his governor's race, and as of yet for William
declared governor's race, and so you cannot be too whack,
too far left for some of this billionaire democrat money.
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So I think that's his play. And I don't think
he cares at all about the people of Denver who
get up end up getting hurt by the additional illegal
immigrants who come here, which is just going to include
as a matter of math, some percentage who are hardened criminals,
not most, obviously, but some dan The ceasefire is Biden's
how married to not go down the road of Jimmy Carter.
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Anybody who really thinks Biden is behind this, this cease
fire that appears to be about to be real in Lebanon. No,
it's Israel that forced it by defeating Iran in Lebanon.
But yeah, I'm sure Biden would like to be viewed
that way. Listen to simple reality is we're living in
a moment of true madness. When Joe Biden is allowed
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to remain as president for even another minute. Has nothing
to do with rudder Blue, has to do with the
fact he's mentally incompetent, and we're leaving him in a
position where he could start World War three. That's insane,
and that is a condemnation of every single elected Democrat
who does not speak out about it.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
Dan.
Speaker 1 (26:19):
At least I'm not the only person who feels like
you should go listen, my friend. From the day I
started on air, there have been people saying he shouldn't
have a show. And there is no greater compliment to me.
So the fact that you are in that class, thank you,
because that is the highest praise. And how's that worked
out for you? By the way, it's going on how
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many years now? Someday we'll take five minutes and count
him up, but it's getting close to thirty. Dan Johnston
wants to be governor, so his thought is hold my
beer and watch this. Yeah, I mean yeah, he's trying
to attract that lefty billionaire money. And all these other
Democrats believe that they can go as crazy far left
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as they want in a primary because if they win
the primary, they're gonna win the general. That's their belief.
The further left they go, the more of an opening
they create for Republicans to actually pull an upset in
the general eight five zero five eight two five five
won we come back. Some calls, but a lot of fun.
There's just a cornucopia of great hot sound today, including
some of the top people who ran Harris's campaign trying
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to justify their actions. It'll put a smile on your face.
You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 4 (27:35):
And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1 (27:48):
What the gobard slapping down a co host?
Speaker 8 (27:53):
I think what we're all saying is we're gonna sit
and want, and we're gonna wait and say because we
can't do anything else except.
Speaker 1 (27:59):
I'm not gonna wait and see. I mean, this guy,
is what you doing like?
Speaker 8 (28:05):
There's nothing to be done until you know what you're fighting.
It's it's thisn't and the wind doesn't help you. Just
get what.
Speaker 9 (28:14):
I'm saying is I have no false expectations that at
seventy eight he's going to all of a sudden turn.
I spent weeks telling people that he was apocalyptic.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
I'm not going to change now.
Speaker 6 (28:28):
Because treating every single thing.
Speaker 8 (28:31):
I think that when we lose credibility, well, here's the thing.
You lose credibility in many different ways.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
If you don't know.
Speaker 8 (28:38):
What you're talking about, and you accuse him of something,
then then they're going to blow it back. That's why
I'm saying, we need to wait and see exactly what you.
Speaker 1 (28:47):
Want to do. Well, who who watches that show? But
the reason I played that tape was WHOOPI Goldberg at
the end kind of slapping down in a Navarrol there,
and and it's saying, wait a second, he hasn't even
done anything yet, So why do you think she's doing that? Yeah,
I think she's doing it for ratings, right, I mean
politically obviously, that whole strategy from the left. He's Hitler.
(29:11):
Everything he does is bad this and that you know,
backfired on him as it should have politically, but it's
also costing them ratings. So I think that's what that's
all about. And I just put this It might be
Tier two or three, but I put it under the
umbrella of so many good things happening in America since
Trump won, and because Trump won. Now, the news of
(29:33):
the day, obviously is the what appears to be a
quote cease fire in Lebanon, which is really Israel has
just beat the hell out of Iran in Lebanon, and
Iran's going to back off at least for now. But
another positive thing because Iran knows now that you know
Trump back in the saddle, Israel's going to be fully supported.
Let's got a beautiful boulder. Talk to Kevin. You're on
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the Dan Kapla show. Welcome.
Speaker 7 (29:56):
I think the mayors of some of these real small
towns should court, especially the Republicans, and declare their cities
sanctuary cities, especially for the felons.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
You're saying Republican mayor should.
Speaker 7 (30:10):
Do that, well, Republican and Democrats. Why well, you get
these illegals into limited geographical error areas, it's going to
be easier for Trump to row them.
Speaker 1 (30:21):
Okay, thank you, Kevin.
Speaker 7 (30:24):
All right.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
I love our listeners. They really do think outside the box.
But if you're looking for something new and creative that
could be super effective in protecting Americans very quickly, Hey,
let's pass a federal civil rights law that gives victims
of sanctuary cities the ability to sue for money damages
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for serious physical injury and death. And the point of
that proposal isn't so more people can sue and get money.
The point of the proposal is to stop the harm
before it happens because you bet if the Mike Johnston's
and Jared Poulis's of the world, who obviously care more
about folks here illegally than they do citizens, if all
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of a sudden, their city coffers, their state coffers were
being hit by these big judgments because there is so
much harm, so much death, caused by folks who shouldn't
even be here, but they were implicitly invited up by
police and Johnston, Yeah, they would shut it down in
a hurry, or they would lose their office. We really
do need a federal law like that. Right. You look
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at America, one of the founding principles is fairness, justice,
which means giving somebody their just due and personal accountability,
personal responsibility. But who doesn't have that personal responsibility. You
get the governments, the politicians who pass all those laws
that say they don't have that personal responsibility. Their city,
(31:53):
their state can't be held fully responsible for all the
harm it causes. Well, what do you think you're going
to get from that? You're going to get a lot
more unnecessary horror. So hold them accountable. They want to
play this deadly sanctuary city game, Well, hold them accountable
for the damages to the woman who gets raped, to
the gentleman like we had on the show yesterday, his
(32:14):
seventeen year old daughter is killed by somebody whod been
deported five times. You know, hold the Johnstons and police
is responsible for the real world harm caused by their
sanctuary city madness. That will end it in a hurry.
Let's get back to our texters, Ryan, Do we have
a show Friday? I know we don't have a show.
(32:35):
We do tomorrow, but not Thanksgiving. Do we have a
show on Black Friday? Show? Okay, so we'll be okay,
We'll be back on Monday. We are going to do
an interesting topic tomorrow, which is pro tips on how
to talk politics and win at a politically divided Thanksgiving table.
(32:55):
I've had years of experience talking the politics, whether I
one or not.
Speaker 10 (33:00):
You know, that's in the eyes of the ball, dangerous gambit, Dan.
I usually just try to avoid it all off short,
my friend, Well, I know that I understand the easy answer,
and I respect it completely. As those who say, yeah,
we just don't talk politics at the Thanksgiving table, I
respect that. I just think it's a little boring and
it's very hard to avoid this time around it we
just had the election.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Yeah, so another thing we'll talk about is how to
how to maybe gloat a little bit in more subtle
ways at Thanksgiving dinner.
Speaker 11 (33:35):
Just tell everybody they're welcome, like the Liberals that vote
over Kamoa, that we saved America from their disastrous decision exactly,
and they're gonna you're welcome for all the great things
they're going to happen to us.
Speaker 1 (33:45):
Now the Trump I think that's right. One of the
you know, I try not to look back, and I
don't have many regrets, but one of the great regrets
in my life is we're having this big family dinner
like all the families with my dad and it turns
to Trump. This was before sixteen and to turn to Trump,
and it really got heated because you know, I have
(34:07):
family members, extended family members, siblings, not fans. And it
ended with my brother saying, if he wins, I'm leaving
the country. And as listeners know, he did leave the
country after Trump won. Now here's the thing. He came
back after Biden one, and we're very grateful to have
him back. What about now, right, that's the big question,
(34:30):
that's the big I got to give him a call
and find out. I know he's still here. Well, yeah,
I hope, so I hope he stays. Ay five five
for zero five eight two five five the number, write down,
use it tomorrow. We're gonna have another great show tomorrow.
Thank you, Ryan for everything. Texters you didn't get through today.
I'll try to cycle to some of them tomorrow. They'll
still be very fresh and green. Kelly, you're the best.
(34:52):
Please have a safe evening. We want you back tomorrow
at four on The Dan Kapla Show.
This is Dan Kaplis and welcome to today's online podcast
edition of The Dan Kaplis Show. Please be sure to
give us a five star rating if you'd be so kind,
and to subscribe, download and listen to the show every
single day on your favorite podcast platform. Think about it,
how many Americans, how many Americans the day after tomorrow
are going to be They're going to be sitting there
(00:21):
at Thanksgiving dinner and they're going to be openly thankful
for the election of President Trump, including many who never
would have said that in the past. And you can
see it right it's concrete, and you can see the
world turning. You can see America turning right now in
the right direction. The latest tangible example among many is
(00:41):
Iran essentially surrendering to Israel in Lebanon. And that may
be a bit of an overstatement, but understand one thing.
When you hear about a peace agreement, does cease fire
agreement with Hesbela, that's really an agreement with Iran because
hespel is just another military arm of Iran holding many
people in love and hostage of that evil force. And
(01:03):
so no, this is Israel achieving hopefully peace, but they achieved
it through strength. And it's also I believe a reaction
to Donald Trump having this second turn. Now, there's a
reason that we had much more peace in his first term.
It's called strength. He is not a pacifist, he's a peacemaker,
and he makes that peace through strength. He does not
(01:24):
retreat from conflict. He causes the enemy to retreat so
that you don't even have to fight the wars. So
very very positive development today. There's still much more work
to be done to protect our great alli Israel. Very
positive development there that Americans will benefit from directly as
well that in so many other signs. You look at
Trump's favorables now up at a straight fifty four percent
(01:47):
in polling, but fifty eight percent approving of his transition,
despite you know, the undying efforts of the left, you know,
to make his transition look awful. You know, fifty eight
percent of the American people supporting that they know what
he's about, and they sure as heck you don't want
what he's promised. On immigration, It's still really startling to
me that you have almost sixty percent of the American
(02:10):
people supporting mass deportation. I've got to believe the numbers
for what Trump is planning now, which is to deport
the criminal illegals, those here illegally have committed other crimes.
That's got to be up around seventy eighty percent at least,
and that's just the people who would admit it. So yeah,
lots of good things happening, and then it's leading to
(02:31):
some beautiful moments like this because remember as we were, say,
two three, four months, six months out from the election,
and I was sitting here telling you, hey, Trump's gonna win,
He's gonna win comfortably. It's going to get tense here
and there after they get rid of Biden. Blah blah blah.
My point was, yeah, gotta win first, you gotta win.
You gotta have Trump win. But the other big mission
is to expose the left for who they really are,
(02:52):
because you got so many people who continue to vote
Democrat out of habit and I know that because I
was one of them, and you know, you got to
be able to have more of those people see how
truly whack the Democratic Party has become. Because there's a
whole group of people it doesn't matter how good the
Republicans are, they're just not going to open their mind
to Republicans. I was one of them once because of
(03:14):
the stereotype. But they've got to see how whacked the
Democrats are. So that's mission be and you know, we're
really gaining on that as we see more and more
of these lefties expose themselves for the true crazy radicals
they really are. And Kamala Harris didn't lose because she's
(03:34):
a liberal. She left because she's a crazy far left wacko,
as so many of them in power are now And
now you count Mike Johnston is one of those, right
Because Mike Johnston Merritt Denverrew comes out and says he's
going to use the Denver police to go physically resist,
encounter and resist federal law enforcement, stop them from enforcing
federal law, and wants fifty thousand in the streets to
(03:56):
do the same. That's left of Kamala Harris far left wackoism.
And so that leads to one of the greatest quotes
of all time. This from Trump's borders are Tom Homan, I.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Me in the Denver mayor. We agree on one thing.
He's willing to go to jail. I'm willing to put
him in jail.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
Hey, sorry, Tom, mister borders are. Don't mean to break
it to you. Mike Johnston's not willing to go to jail.
Mike Johnson's a kid from Veil. Jail food is when
the burgers at Midvale are cool, are too cold. No,
Mike Johnston's not willing to go to jail. Mike Johnson
wants to be governor, and he knows he's falling behind
(04:37):
in that ray. So he's setting his hair on fire,
stripping naked, running around trying to get attention. But he
knows the price the people of Denver will pay, not him,
but the people of Denver and Colorado will pay because
he knows this lunacy is going to attract many more
people who are here illegally in America to Denver. I mean,
if you're here illegally, whether you're here illegally and otherwise
(04:59):
abiding by the laws many are, or here illegally, and
you're one of the hardened criminals who got in through
an open border, You're going to go to Denver, right
because you've got a mayor so whack he's promising to
use the cops to fight the Feds to protect you. Yeah,
you're going to go to Denver and Johnston knows that,
but he doesn't care. He's just trying to become governor.
(05:20):
Let's get to some text before we get to some
more calls, Dan, they should start on the red states
that all the criminal illegals flee to sanctuary cities. Maybe
then they will learn something, probably not Mike in Henderson.
It's going to be very interesting. I don't expect it
to see if the Trump administration does some of that
quote relocation. Okay, here, Mayor Johnston, you know here are
(05:43):
five thousand. I don't expect that, But what would you
think about that? The solution, and there's no silver bullet,
but an instant impact. Big part of the solution. Pass
a federal civil rights law that victims of personal injury
(06:04):
and wrongful death can sue sanctuary cities and states for
civil damages if they can prove that they were seriously
injured or they're loved ones killed by somebody here illegally.
Pass a federal civil rights law that allows those kind
(06:25):
of lawsuits, and you would end much of this very
quickly because there is so much harm. I understand. Listen,
I understand there are a lot of folks here illegally
who are living peacefully in their lawbiding and they're not
hurting anybody. But even among that lawbiding population, you still
have a significant number of folks ones too many, who
(06:48):
then get involved in a serious or fatal traffic crash
and they kill or seriously injure somebody who lives here.
That can't how do you justify that? But then then
you have so much carnage being caused by the relatively
small percentage, but it's a deadly percentage of folks here
illegally or are committing these other criminal acts, and so
(07:12):
very very quickly the damages, the money damages that Mike
Johnston and Mayor Polis and others in charge that their cities,
that their states would have to pay out because these
crazy lefties, these crazy lefties care more about protecting folks
here illegally committing and those who are committing other crimes
than they do citizens. Yeah, those people would be thrown
(07:35):
out of office in a hurry. First, they would stop
the conduct before it could get to that point because
the city and state couldn't afford it. So my point
isn't oh wow, let's have a lot of people win
big lawsuits. My point is prevent the harm from happening
in the first place. And if you pass laws like this,
you're going to prevent a lot of this harm from
(07:58):
ever happening. Bill and Brumfield, you're on the Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
Welcome, Hey Dan, how are you now?
Speaker 1 (08:05):
I am living the dream? How about you?
Speaker 3 (08:07):
Me too? You know I talked to you a few
weeks ago and you did you know? Your calming voice
was great as it was up to the election that
night there and uh, I was telling my son in law,
who think, thank goodness, he is a conservative, Dan, so
tell him Dan thinks we're gonna win him. So I
(08:28):
wanted to congratulate you. You did put me at ease that,
you know, for the election coming up.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
Good Thank you. That makes you feel really good. Thank you, Bill.
But there never was again, Dan.
Speaker 3 (08:40):
What I've noticed there's a lot of I'm a I'm
a late baby boomer, so a lot of the people
I know that are about fifty ish up. I think
it was more a sigh of relief that Trump won,
not the jewilation spiking the football, because I think anybody
who's been around a long time no knows what was
(09:02):
going on, and that's why you're seeing all this red,
pushback against the against the Jams, and we're just gonna
have to do it because those guys they will never
stop fighting. And so and then and then Mary Johnson,
there ain't nobody gonna follow him, Dan, Dan, he's a coward.
The police department, You think they're gonna follow him to
(09:23):
the front lines, Not a chance. And and then last
but not least, Oh real quick. So in twenty sixteen, Dan,
I was watching the election and boom, as soon as
uh I'm Michigan and Wisconsin, you know what the Trump
I said, Boom, that's it. Yeah, so so so he
went in twenty twenty, you know, they quit counting those
(09:47):
votes and at about ten thirty that night. And that's
a whole nother discussion. But this last lection, what I
got to say, what do is I was watching and
so before North Carolina and Georgia were called, I know,
and I look at my TV and Trump had just
come out with all those flags.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
Oh man, perfect timmy guess what perfect Dan?
Speaker 3 (10:13):
I was like going he won. So I want to
share that.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Thank you man, that makes my day. Thank you, Bill.
I really do appreciate that. And you're right, the relief,
but it's soon if it isn't already going to turn
into joy because there's so much good flowing from it.
Speaking of which, when we come back, we'll play some
really funny sound of the Harris campaign the people who
ran it now trying to spin it, which will just
make your day. But then I also want to talk
(10:37):
about all the left, the left freaking out that Trump's
tariffs are going to cause your prices to go through
the roof and everything else, and and why you should
have no concern about that whatsoever. You're on the Dan
Capla Show.
Speaker 4 (10:52):
And now back to the Dan Tapless Show podcast.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Me and have Dever Mayor. We agree on one thing.
He's willing to go to jail. I'm willing in jail.
Speaker 1 (11:01):
You know, the world really is turning for the better
right now, and you can trace it back to the
election of Donald Trump. And there's no guarantee it's going
to end up exactly where we want it. I've got
to do our share, obviously, but it is turning, and
it makes sense. You can see the cause and effect
right and you know, such as today that the announcement
(11:21):
of the ceasefire between Israel and Deron, and it's hes
Bella right in Lebanon. But that's an extension of the
Iranian military, and so there's no doubt that came because
Israel has just beat the hell out of them and
Donald Trump because they know now Israel's going to have
full backing of Trump. What's hilarious is to now watch
(11:42):
the left, that the media arm of the left, try
to give credit to Biden for it, right, Yeah, who
did some good things for Israel early And then I'm
sorry I got interrupt. We keep different monitors on in
the studio CNN headline right now, Trump's new borders are
threatens Denver mayor with jail. Yeah, they might want to
explain why. Yeah, and now they're putting up the Mike
(12:05):
Johnston quote, which just goes to my earlier point. Mike
knew that, you know, insurrection. Mike knew that when he
said it, that it's just going to get national attention
as calculated and detract illegals from all over America to
come to Denver. So I haven't heard a good explanation
yet for why he wants that. Clearly he wants it.
(12:26):
We all know that the left, including Johnston, wants you know,
illegals coming in through the southern border because they see
them not as humans but as future Democrat votes. But
why would he want the illegals already in America to
now flock to Denver? Because clearly he knows that's going
to be the response to his promise. Yeah, to use
(12:46):
Denver police to go out and fight the Feds to
protect the illegals. Yeah, who wouldn't want to come to
Denver if you were any legal? Eight five five for
zero five eight two five five. Speaking of just overall
positivity in the world since Trump was elected, Look, see
you basketball today? See you basketball knocking off number two Yukon.
That's a pretty big deal, especially considering see you basketball
(13:09):
lost a lot of its stars. Ted Boyle just a
great coach and big big win for SeeU today. Congrats
on that. Lots of good things happening up there. And
good to see the Rams heading off to a bowl game.
All right, let's get back to the life and Death
staff fight. I did mention before the break. The latest
installment of the sky is falling from the left about
(13:29):
Trump is the tariffs, right, Oh my goodness, the tariffs
are going to spike your prices on everything, this and that.
You just have to look at that and laugh because
these people think you're stupid. Right. Oh yeah, yeah, the
same Donald Trump who just won because in his first
term inflation was almost nonexistent. Oh yeah, what was he
(13:50):
doing his first term tariffs? The same Donald Trump who
had prosperity and peace in the first term. Yeah, you
think he wants the opposite now, of course not, of
course not so this So this idea that Trump pursuing
tariffs is going to lead to a worse economy for you,
is going to lead to a worse existence for you.
(14:13):
That that's just more lefty craziness. You know. Trump, he
proved it in the first term. I mean, reasonable people
can disagree on tariffs as an overall policy, but it's
like anything else in life, it's how it's deployed. And
Trump in the first term proved he knew how to
use the threat of tariffs much more often than tariffs
as a pressure point as part of an arsenal of many,
(14:37):
many different moves on the chess board to protect America,
protect American workers, protect American business, protect American prices. And
Trump has a broader goal, right, and his broader goal
includes protecting Americans from the chemical weapons attack we have
been under for years from China and Mexico called fentanyl,
(14:59):
that say, chemical weapons attack that's killed way over one
hundred thousand Americans. And so Trump's using the threat of
terrorifts to try to shut that down an illegal immigration.
That seems like really smart work to me. But you
look at all the success Trump had in the first
terms using the threat of tariffs and judiciously here and
there tariffs. Yeah, like Trump's going to do something stupid
(15:23):
despite your prices. Not a chance. Let's go to beautiful Lamar, Colorado.
Talk to Jim. You're on the Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome Jim.
Speaker 5 (15:31):
Hey Dan, how are you.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
I'm living the dream still.
Speaker 5 (15:35):
Yeah, you know, I'm a North Side Republican and you
are a.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
South Side Democrat.
Speaker 5 (15:41):
You're really trying to come over. You're doing a pretty
good job.
Speaker 1 (15:45):
I commend you.
Speaker 5 (15:47):
But anyway, you know, there are so many things that
are saying between Illinois and Colorado. Now you know, we
got we got john as a governor in Denver, and
there's a Johnson as a governor in Chicago, and I
(16:08):
just wanted to know who is that? Which one of
them is going to go to jail?
Speaker 1 (16:12):
Folks, Jim, can you hold out, You're a great colleague.
Can you all on one second? Ryan, we have got
insurrection Mike live on CNN right now. Can we bring
up CNN. This is just part of his play, right
Ryan is amazing back there how he does all this.
We'll see if we can get Mike Johnson off the
job as a way to live.
Speaker 6 (16:32):
Since we have open jobs we're trying to fill, we
have more business. We're trying to do more imports and
exports we want. That would hurt I think American farmers
and ranchers, and it would hurt American retailers, and so
I don't think that is the solution. I think there
is a way to work collaborably with Mexico and other
countries in Central and South America to.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
Try to solve this problem. And that's what we're looking for.
Speaker 6 (16:51):
What are pragmatic ways to help people get to work
that want to work, help employers hire them if they
want to hire them, and help folks get a fair
hearing in court and let the courts decide if they
get asylum or not. All folks are asking, they're not
running from the law, they're asking actually running towards the law.
They want to get their cases heard. They have a
seven year waga.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
It just makes the folks would.
Speaker 6 (17:09):
Have added more administrative and judicial capacity to hear these
cases Trump opposed. So there's common sense ways they have
these cases heard that are constitutional.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
Now ask them out a good questions there. These won't
do that through this. I appreciate your time. Thank you
very much, sir Johnson. May Now, in fairness, we just
caught that later in the interview. Maybe she asked him
some tough questions earlier tomorrow. Yeah, but again, Mayor Johnston
scared of his shadows, so he won't come on the
show where we could just ask him. Okay, okay, how
about Mayor all of the folks who the courts have
(17:40):
said have to leave. Is it okay for Trump to
round those folks up in Denver and deport them? How about,
mister Mayor, the folks here ilegally who have committed other
serious crimes. Is it okay for Trump to round them
up and deport them? What do you think his answer
would be to those questions and all of this, all
of this fast talking stuff about oh no, this the
(18:02):
solution isn't to threaten Mexico at tariffs it's to do
all this stuff that Biden was doing. Yeah, how did
that work out?
Speaker 7 (18:09):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (18:09):
Yeah? And the way to have fewer illegals in Denver
is to say, if you come here, you can work legally,
real smart insurrection.
Speaker 4 (18:15):
Mike, you're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2 (18:21):
Me and the Denver mayor. We agree on one thing.
He's willing to go to jail. I'm willing to put
him in jail.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
Yeah, Mike Johnston just essentially inviting, encouraging, magnetizing everybody in
the country legally already to come to Denver. I mean,
wouldn't you when you got the mayor saying or send
Denver police out to go fight the Feds and day
he wants fifty thousand in the streets to help protect
folks here illegally. Just madness. I understand he wants to
(18:48):
become governor and he's trying to attract some attention, but
he's got no. He just endangered law enforcement more and
attracted a whole lot more folks to Denver. Folks are
here illegally, so covering all the big news of the day.
Congrats to see you basketball knocked off number two Yukon
that's a great day anyway you cut it. I'll get
(19:09):
back to the phone lines in a second. Want to
get some more text in over arc. If you're just
joining us is I hope you're able to enjoy this moment,
because we truly may be living through one of those
rare times in human history when there's a sea change
in the right direction. And following the election of Trump,
there have been some real concrete indicators of that, no guarantees,
(19:31):
but some really good steps, such as today Aroan I
think essentially caving and agreeing to this cease fire in Lebanon.
Now we'll see if it really holds. That's the result
of the strength of Israel that's been beating the hell
out of them, and the strength of Donald Trump because
they know Trump's going to back Israel. So another really
concrete move. Trump's high approval ratings four percent fifty eight
(19:55):
percent for the transition all very good signs. And you
can bet broad support in America for the effort that's
underway right now in the sense of the preparation and
the messaging to have a deportation of folks who are
here illegally and committing other crimes, Folks who committed serious
crimes in other countries and then came here unvetted, as
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well as folks the courts have already said have to go,
all of whom the Democrats are willing to let stay here,
which tells you why they lost right that and other things.
Let me get to some of these texts and I'll
mix in some of the fun sound of the day. Dan,
how come you are so pro law except for illegal immigration?
Please explain exclamation point. I wish you'd call my friend,
(20:40):
because I don't understand your premise. I've been absolutely consistent
over decades on air the law must be enforced, including
at the border. Our border must be closed and controlled.
That's not a negative reflection on folks south of the border.
It's if you don't have a border, you don't have
a country. If you don't have a door, you don't
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have a house. And so that that's been my consistent
message throughout. So I do not understand your premise. It
it may come from the fact that I recognize just
some undeniable truths, such as, if I was born in
poverty on the other side of the border, I'd come
into this country illegally if I had to, and I'd
(21:21):
be peaceful, in law abiding and try to contribute every
way I could. I'm not saying that would be the
right thing for me to do. I'm just being honest
about what I would have done. But thank God I
was born here. The other thing I've said, which is
undeniably true, everybody listening knows it's true, because everybody listening
knows a bunch of folks here illegally, and that is
(21:42):
some of the finest people I've ever met in my
life are illegal immigrants. That doesn't mean they should be
here that that doesn't mean that our borders shouldn't be honored.
I'm just being honest about the fact that there are
a lot of people here illegally who are good humans,
and some people who are truly extraordinarily impressive. But again,
(22:03):
that doesn't mean that we can have open borders. Because
you take the large group of folks who are here
illegally and they don't violate other laws, they still can
get into traffic crashes that then kill people who are citizens.
You can't justify that you've got to have border control.
But then we all know you have the other group,
and people can disagree on the size, but the other
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group are hardened criminals who the Democrats allowed to come
in and want to stay here because they don't support
the actions necessary to remove them. And obviously no civilized
society can permit that, and not one person should be
allowed to stay in office who supports that. So yeah,
I just don't get the Texter's premise there day on
(22:49):
the next insurrection could be in Denver when Mike Johnston's
promised it. I mean, Trump was falsely accused of insurrection.
Mike Johnston has called for one, and those stories that
say he's backed off, and I was guilty of saying
that in the beginning, but then when I listened to
the sound work carefully, Mike Johnston is not backed off
that call for insurrection. He has not said that he
(23:11):
will will not use the Denver PD to go out
to the county line to stop federal law enforcement. Now
with the great men and women of Denver Police Department
do that, of course not, but they would not follow
that illegal order. But Johnston hasn't reversed himself on that.
He's still leaving that as an option. And you know,
(23:33):
speaking of insurrectionists, here's another example of classic insurrection on
the part of a Democrat Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 3 (23:41):
I want to.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Tell you, Gorzatz. I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you
have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price.
You won't know what hit you if you go forward.
But he's awful decision. That's an insurrection. That is an
(24:03):
insurrection threatening an equal branch of government by name with
violence if they don't do what the other branch wants. Yeah,
that's an insurrection, just like insurrection Mike's calling for in insurrection? Dan,
do you think Mike Johnson is calling the legals to
Denver so he can throw up his hands and say
I tried to protect you even when they do get
rounded up and send home. Thank you Texter for addressing
(24:26):
that question. Why is Mike Johnston actively trying to attract
more illegals to Denver? He has to know that's what
his threat to use the police to stop the FEDS
will do. Yeah, why is he doing that? I don't
think that's the reason, my friend. I My personal belief
is that Mike Johnston doesn't care about the people of
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Denver at least, or at least not anywhere near his
first priorities. First priority is getting elected governor, so he
is doing whatever he thinks will attract radical left money
to his governor's race, and as of yet for William
declared governor's race, and so you cannot be too whack,
too far left for some of this billionaire democrat money.
(25:09):
So I think that's his play. And I don't think
he cares at all about the people of Denver who
get up end up getting hurt by the additional illegal
immigrants who come here, which is just going to include
as a matter of math, some percentage who are hardened criminals,
not most, obviously, but some dan The ceasefire is Biden's
how married to not go down the road of Jimmy Carter.
(25:33):
Anybody who really thinks Biden is behind this, this cease
fire that appears to be about to be real in Lebanon. No,
it's Israel that forced it by defeating Iran in Lebanon.
But yeah, I'm sure Biden would like to be viewed
that way. Listen to simple reality is we're living in
a moment of true madness. When Joe Biden is allowed
(25:56):
to remain as president for even another minute. Has nothing
to do with rudder Blue, has to do with the
fact he's mentally incompetent, and we're leaving him in a
position where he could start World War three. That's insane,
and that is a condemnation of every single elected Democrat
who does not speak out about it.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
Dan.
Speaker 1 (26:19):
At least I'm not the only person who feels like
you should go listen, my friend. From the day I
started on air, there have been people saying he shouldn't
have a show. And there is no greater compliment to me.
So the fact that you are in that class, thank you,
because that is the highest praise. And how's that worked
out for you? By the way, it's going on how
(26:40):
many years now? Someday we'll take five minutes and count
him up, but it's getting close to thirty. Dan Johnston
wants to be governor, so his thought is hold my
beer and watch this. Yeah, I mean yeah, he's trying
to attract that lefty billionaire money. And all these other
Democrats believe that they can go as crazy far left
(27:04):
as they want in a primary because if they win
the primary, they're gonna win the general. That's their belief.
The further left they go, the more of an opening
they create for Republicans to actually pull an upset in
the general eight five zero five eight two five five
won we come back. Some calls, but a lot of fun.
There's just a cornucopia of great hot sound today, including
some of the top people who ran Harris's campaign trying
(27:28):
to justify their actions. It'll put a smile on your face.
You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 4 (27:35):
And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1 (27:48):
What the gobard slapping down a co host?
Speaker 8 (27:53):
I think what we're all saying is we're gonna sit
and want, and we're gonna wait and say because we
can't do anything else except.
Speaker 1 (27:59):
I'm not gonna wait and see. I mean, this guy,
is what you doing like?
Speaker 8 (28:05):
There's nothing to be done until you know what you're fighting.
It's it's thisn't and the wind doesn't help you. Just
get what.
Speaker 9 (28:14):
I'm saying is I have no false expectations that at
seventy eight he's going to all of a sudden turn.
I spent weeks telling people that he was apocalyptic.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
I'm not going to change now.
Speaker 6 (28:28):
Because treating every single thing.
Speaker 8 (28:31):
I think that when we lose credibility, well, here's the thing.
You lose credibility in many different ways.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
If you don't know.
Speaker 8 (28:38):
What you're talking about, and you accuse him of something,
then then they're going to blow it back. That's why
I'm saying, we need to wait and see exactly what you.
Speaker 1 (28:47):
Want to do. Well, who who watches that show? But
the reason I played that tape was WHOOPI Goldberg at
the end kind of slapping down in a Navarrol there,
and and it's saying, wait a second, he hasn't even
done anything yet, So why do you think she's doing that? Yeah,
I think she's doing it for ratings, right, I mean
politically obviously, that whole strategy from the left. He's Hitler.
(29:11):
Everything he does is bad this and that you know,
backfired on him as it should have politically, but it's
also costing them ratings. So I think that's what that's
all about. And I just put this It might be
Tier two or three, but I put it under the
umbrella of so many good things happening in America since
Trump won, and because Trump won. Now, the news of
(29:33):
the day, obviously is the what appears to be a
quote cease fire in Lebanon, which is really Israel has
just beat the hell out of Iran in Lebanon, and
Iran's going to back off at least for now. But
another positive thing because Iran knows now that you know
Trump back in the saddle, Israel's going to be fully supported.
Let's got a beautiful boulder. Talk to Kevin. You're on
(29:54):
the Dan Kapla show. Welcome.
Speaker 7 (29:56):
I think the mayors of some of these real small
towns should court, especially the Republicans, and declare their cities
sanctuary cities, especially for the felons.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
You're saying Republican mayor should.
Speaker 7 (30:10):
Do that, well, Republican and Democrats. Why well, you get
these illegals into limited geographical error areas, it's going to
be easier for Trump to row them.
Speaker 1 (30:21):
Okay, thank you, Kevin.
Speaker 7 (30:24):
All right.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
I love our listeners. They really do think outside the box.
But if you're looking for something new and creative that
could be super effective in protecting Americans very quickly, Hey,
let's pass a federal civil rights law that gives victims
of sanctuary cities the ability to sue for money damages
(30:47):
for serious physical injury and death. And the point of
that proposal isn't so more people can sue and get money.
The point of the proposal is to stop the harm
before it happens because you bet if the Mike Johnston's
and Jared Poulis's of the world, who obviously care more
about folks here illegally than they do citizens, if all
(31:08):
of a sudden, their city coffers, their state coffers were
being hit by these big judgments because there is so
much harm, so much death, caused by folks who shouldn't
even be here, but they were implicitly invited up by
police and Johnston, Yeah, they would shut it down in
a hurry, or they would lose their office. We really
do need a federal law like that. Right. You look
(31:30):
at America, one of the founding principles is fairness, justice,
which means giving somebody their just due and personal accountability,
personal responsibility. But who doesn't have that personal responsibility. You
get the governments, the politicians who pass all those laws
that say they don't have that personal responsibility. Their city,
(31:53):
their state can't be held fully responsible for all the
harm it causes. Well, what do you think you're going
to get from that? You're going to get a lot
more unnecessary horror. So hold them accountable. They want to
play this deadly sanctuary city game, Well, hold them accountable
for the damages to the woman who gets raped, to
the gentleman like we had on the show yesterday, his
(32:14):
seventeen year old daughter is killed by somebody whod been
deported five times. You know, hold the Johnstons and police
is responsible for the real world harm caused by their
sanctuary city madness. That will end it in a hurry.
Let's get back to our texters, Ryan, Do we have
a show Friday? I know we don't have a show.
(32:35):
We do tomorrow, but not Thanksgiving. Do we have a
show on Black Friday? Show? Okay, so we'll be okay,
We'll be back on Monday. We are going to do
an interesting topic tomorrow, which is pro tips on how
to talk politics and win at a politically divided Thanksgiving table.
(32:55):
I've had years of experience talking the politics, whether I
one or not.
Speaker 10 (33:00):
You know, that's in the eyes of the ball, dangerous gambit, Dan.
I usually just try to avoid it all off short,
my friend, Well, I know that I understand the easy answer,
and I respect it completely. As those who say, yeah,
we just don't talk politics at the Thanksgiving table, I
respect that. I just think it's a little boring and
it's very hard to avoid this time around it we
just had the election.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Yeah, so another thing we'll talk about is how to
how to maybe gloat a little bit in more subtle
ways at Thanksgiving dinner.
Speaker 11 (33:35):
Just tell everybody they're welcome, like the Liberals that vote
over Kamoa, that we saved America from their disastrous decision exactly,
and they're gonna you're welcome for all the great things
they're going to happen to us.
Speaker 1 (33:45):
Now the Trump I think that's right. One of the
you know, I try not to look back, and I
don't have many regrets, but one of the great regrets
in my life is we're having this big family dinner
like all the families with my dad and it turns
to Trump. This was before sixteen and to turn to Trump,
and it really got heated because you know, I have
(34:07):
family members, extended family members, siblings, not fans. And it
ended with my brother saying, if he wins, I'm leaving
the country. And as listeners know, he did leave the
country after Trump won. Now here's the thing. He came
back after Biden one, and we're very grateful to have
him back. What about now, right, that's the big question,
(34:30):
that's the big I got to give him a call
and find out. I know he's still here. Well, yeah,
I hope, so I hope he stays. Ay five five
for zero five eight two five five the number, write down,
use it tomorrow. We're gonna have another great show tomorrow.
Thank you, Ryan for everything. Texters you didn't get through today.
I'll try to cycle to some of them tomorrow. They'll
still be very fresh and green. Kelly, you're the best.
(34:52):
Please have a safe evening. We want you back tomorrow
at four on The Dan Kapla Show.
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