October 8, 2025 • 36 mins
What defines a man in the 'Make America Great Again' universe? Dan asks the question after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez first ridicules Trump aide Stephen Miller for being short, then walks it back by apologizing to 'short kings' everywhere.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Dan Caplis and welcome to today's online podcast
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is winning four six. Happy to report that on this
glorious fall afternoon, and so many reasons to be optimistic. Right,
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It's never a straight line up, but you can see
a clear trend line, particularly since the last election. Three
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number text Dan five seven seven through nine. Lots of
fun stuff to kick around today here in Colorado, nationally
and globally, and that's one of the reasons for my
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intro today. Where the President Trump may be flying to
the Mideast this weekend, which obviously is only going to
happen if there's high confidence there's going to be this
historic peace deal. At the same time, Prime Minister Netnyaho's
scheduling a cabinet meeting, So obviously, when you're dealing with
evil in its rawest form, and that's what Hamas is, right,
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and it's really the Iranian regime, right, but it's evil
in its rawst form, and when you're dealing with that,
nothing is predictable. You can't assume, certainly, can't assume truth,
you have to assume lies. You can't assume logic, you
can't assume anything normal, because that's not how Satan operates,
and that's what you're dealing with when you're dealing with
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the Iranian regime in this case, in the form of Hamas.
But there is enough confidence that the White House at
this point talking about that trip to the Mideast, and
Netan Yahoo talking optimistically as well. So literally all we
can do is pray, right because when we all think
about things that could move this world ahead, like in
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leaps and bounds. Certainly, certainly not only a peace deal,
but these concrete steps upun intended to transform Gaza itself.
That's what would be so enormous here. That's what would
be so enormous three or three seven one three eight
two five five texts d A N five seven seven
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three nine. If you hear me hesitate occasionally while I'm
talking today. I haven't been to the dentist or anything
like that. I've just been deeply affected by this stalking
texter who happens to be right, you know. And have
you seen these, Bryan, these texts that have been coming in,
And there are various forms of the insult, but it
isn't defamation if it's true, And so I hesitate to
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mention it because then you'll be looking for it. But
I just need to be focused on it, because I
don't know how I got in this habit. Have you
seen those texts, the texts that just mocked me for
saying right? So often? Now do you ever do that?
Say at the end of a point, you'll say, well,
and hey, Dan, then appla this and the blah that,
and Trump's going to do this right? But I have
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fallen into that habit, So help me break it. Will
set up a little fine Jara will give the money
to our favorite charity. One.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
I haven't noticed you doing that. Maybe that's on me too.
I haven't noticed the text coming in that are suggesting that. Yeah,
that's because of all the other stalker texts. But this
stalker text has my attention.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
Okay, because he's correct. I'd say right, but then I'd
be falling right back into that trap.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
There was three or three someone three A two five five,
The number lots of text already today, as there should
be because there's so much going on in the world.
We are going to follow up at least a little
bit because it's so fun and it's so important on
the big pending victory against Polis and Wiser and Bennett
and Hick and Looper and all these lefties in Colorado
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once again about to be slapped down by the US
Supreme Court for violating the law. And not just any law.
You can't violate any law. But this isn't a municipal
ordinance against dropping a cigarette butt on the curb. This
is the United States Constitution, which the left in Colorado
repeatedly violates to strip you of your constitutional rights and
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to try to force you to only say the things
they authorize you to say. That's the reality of the
modern Democratic Party in Colorado. And thank God for the
US Supreme Court. So we'll have some follow up sound
on that today. Let's just start with it because it's
so much fun and Phil Wiser knows better. See, that's
the thing I mean, Michael Bennett is just kind of
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taking up space as Bennett. I mean, what is the
outside of I'm sure a wonderful, beautiful family, What has
he ever actually accomplished? Whereas Phil Wiser is an accomplished guy.
He clerked on the US Supreme Court, very hard to
get that job, very hard to do that job. Wiser
is accomplished in some other areas. I still don't think
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he's tried a case. So it's hilarious when you hear
his spots about being the people's lawyer. Now, the people's
lawyer has to go into the courtroom right, try cases
on behalf of the people. But Wiser knows better than this.
He has accomplished some things. He knows that the US
Supreme Court is one hundred percent right is slapping down
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Colorado in each of these cases where it's slapped down Colorado.
But we'll get to the latest Wiser spin.
Speaker 4 (05:10):
Now this court has shown us before they're willing to
go far outside their headlights. They're not as sensitive around
LGBTQ equality as I wish they were.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Well, wait, wait a second, let's break that down for
a second. This is the Attorney General of the State
of Colorado, an intelligent person with lots of bad ideas,
but an intelligent person. He clerked on the US Supreme Court,
and he's actually saying the words that the US Supreme
Court is not as sensitive as it should be to
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LGBTQ plus rights, and no, the US Supreme Court is
supposed to be sensitive to one thing, the Constitution. So
that's just why they're telling you. He knows the court's
right on this if you're actually going to apply the Constitution.
But politically he has to mouth these words. It's it's
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really encouraging. So we're gonna have to wait and see.
What I can say is I'm proud of the argument
we made, and I'm wait and see for what whether
it's nine zero, six three or whatever. I mean, this
is as certain as the Cubs losing to the Brewers.
Is that which hurts me is that series over?
Speaker 2 (06:23):
No, they're going right now, and the Cubs are actually
winning Game three right now at four to one.
Speaker 1 (06:26):
I'd love to see the Cubs win the series, win
the World Series, all that good stuff. But I'm just
a realist. How the Tiger's doing.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
They won today, enforced a game five, nice fighting Game
five on Friday in Seattle.
Speaker 1 (06:38):
Nice. Nice. I'd love to see the Tigers advance. It's
dan yeah, oh no, I really would. Let's let's get
back to the Attorney General Phil Wiser.
Speaker 4 (06:48):
Keep fighting for equal rights for all and to make
sure that the LGBTQ community in Colorado knows that we've
got their back.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
You know what's missing there is the Constitution. Again, no
mention whatsoever of keep fighting to make sure the Constitution
is fully honored and enforced. No, it's the opposite. For Wiser.
The last thing he wants is the Constitution actually honored
and enforced, because then his side loses. That sounds an
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awful lot like you tend to agree with the legal
observers who think you're gonna lose.
Speaker 3 (07:23):
You.
Speaker 4 (07:24):
We knew going into this case that this Supreme Court
we just had this recently in a three or through
creative case where it was about protecting civil rights protections.
In that case, it was a similar type of Pandora's box.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Now, what he knew going in is that the law
they had passed and he had chosen to defend is unconstitutional.
But he's willing to violate the Constitution in order to
censor the people of Colorado and impose the will of
the left. That's what he's saying, and that should be
an automatic disqualifier for any high office in Colorado, which
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I know is a waste of your time because he's
not going to be the Democratic nominee for governor. He
is actually, I believe, more qualified to be governor than
Michael Bennett, who's just going to obliterate him. Wiser's only
in the race at this point hoping to pose enough
of a threat that he gets Bennett's appointment to the Senate.
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See Bennett will control that, obviously, that's what's happening here.
So that's the only reason Wiser is still in the race.
The irony, of course, is Wiser would be a better governor.
They both be terrible governors because of ideology, but Wiser
would have the skill set, the intelligence, etc. To at
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least function in that job. Well, Michael Bennett would not.
There's nothing in Bennett's history to suggest he would, which means,
of course he will be the Democratic nominee and then
hopefully our Republican Kennedy can beat him. Three all three
eighty seven, one, three eighty two five five of the number,
who's that going to be? Ryan? We are working very,
very very hard to get Victor Marx on the show,
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who's an intriguing new candidate for governor in Colorado for
a lot of good things. Can't wait to meet him.
I'm trying to get him in studio for an hour
and have that full conversation, so that is in the works,
hopefully comes together quickly. Would love to see that happen
in the next day or two. And in fact, I'm
competing with your show for that first interview.
Speaker 2 (09:24):
Right, incorrect. I opened the door to any of the
four hours, and I have been connected to some of
his people by Heidiganall who has endorsed him, I believe,
and we are working out the logistics of that.
Speaker 5 (09:38):
It's not on our end though, I'll say that.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
What do you mean any of the four hours, my.
Speaker 5 (09:43):
Two hours, your two hours?
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Yeah, yeah, I want him first in my two hours.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
I'm working on that, no offense, I understand that, and
I'm working on so let me get this straight.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
The guy who's working on it is the guy who's
competing Dan.
Speaker 5 (09:57):
I'm just trying to get him on.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
And he just happened to be available and then two
to four window, but not four to six.
Speaker 2 (10:04):
The problem is, I'm just going to call it what
it is. They have not been very amenable to our
requests at this Oh, they will be well, I'm not
real happy about that. I'm going to be very honest
with you. The other candidates come right on with us.
Greg Lopez, Barb Kirkmeyer, Scott Bottoms, et cetera. I'm just
saying we need them on the show. Well, they're probably
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just they're just gearing up the campaign.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
But I'm very confident we're going to get them and
I'm looking forward to conversation very very much.
Speaker 3 (10:32):
So.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
One of the things I enjoy most in politics, and
I'll hit this brake, is I enjoy when a candidate
comes in, some exciting candidate comes in from the outside
people don't see coming, has had a lot of success
in their own arena, whatever that arena may be. I
just enjoy it when that happens. And then hey, let
the best man or woman win in terms of winning
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the nomination. I just enjoyed that phenomena, and I think
President Trump helped open the door to that phenomen which
I think is great for this country. You're on the
Dan Capla Show, and.
Speaker 5 (11:05):
Now back to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast that brings back.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
Memories, huh and leads into a great topic, which is
who is a man? What is a man? How do
you define a man? And how do you define a
maga man. Let's start with that, oh wow, and then
we can broaden it out to how do you define
a man? And what triggers all of this is AOC
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and is I try to remember, is don't legal back
there in New York?
Speaker 5 (11:39):
I don't think so?
Speaker 2 (11:40):
Okay, medicinal for sure, because in New York City it is,
I think because I heard a lot of complaining about
it on the streets of New York City.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
And this is not meant as a pejorative, but those
places that have legalized marijuana, now when you get elected
officials from those places, they're saying things that cause you
to think, oh, is that person on drugs? I think
it's a fair question. Are they in fact on drugs?
But she's gone off on this kick about how Stephen
Miller is four feet tall and just laugh at mega
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men and they aren't real men. All of that, But
it does lead to kind of this fun topic of
what is a mega man? How do you define a
mega man? Now we all know the epitome of a
mega man as President Trump, but more broadly, how would
you define a mega man? And that will lead into
the deeper question.
Speaker 6 (12:27):
They are scrapping and grasping at straws because they have
nothing else.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Laugh at them.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
Stephen Miller is a clown.
Speaker 7 (12:37):
I've never seen that guy in real life, but he
looks like he's like four to ten, and he looks
like he is angry about the fact that he's four ten.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
Now again, is there any explanation for that other than drugs.
I'm not saying she's on drugs, but if you think
about it rationally, would there be any other explanation? You're
talking about on an elected elected member of Congress who says,
I've never met that guy, but he looks like he's
four to ten, or he looks and then I've never
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met him, so I don't know if he's four to ten,
but he's angry all the time about being four to ten.
How does any kind of rational person, short of a
serious head injury, and that's a very serious thing, how
do they go there unless it's substances.
Speaker 7 (13:28):
Like laugh at them, Laugh at them.
Speaker 6 (13:33):
This is about insecure masculinity, and one of the best
ways that you can dismantle a movement of insecure men
is by making.
Speaker 3 (13:42):
Fun of them.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
Wow, what do you make of that? Obviously it's pure projection.
Right in terms of the insecurity, if there's one person
on the planet we can be pretty sure is not insecure,
it would be Stephen Miller. But and is she upset
because his wife went on TV and called I'm a
sexual matador? Is that what Scott or going? What? Oh
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you didn't see that interview? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
it's and Stephen Miller, if you're not familiar with it,
is a top, top, top policy advisor to President Trump.
He's often tip of the spear on immigration and some
other issues, and I agree with him on almost everything,
not everything, but he's absolutely brilliant, articulate, tremendous spokesperson, and
very effective in making his preferred policies happen. But yeah,
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his wife was doing an interview on Fox and I
think reacting to maybe something AOC had said and then
referred to him that way. AOC not giving it up,
but would love to hear from you. You can text
DA N five seven seven three nine if you're too
embarrassed to call on this, but which would be understandable.
But how would you define a maga man? Now that
AOC has launched this weird attack?
Speaker 8 (14:51):
I want to express my love for the short king community.
Speaker 1 (14:56):
I don't believe in body shaming.
Speaker 8 (14:58):
I am talking about how big or small someone is
on the inside, Like, for example, I have no idea
how tall Andrew Tat is no idea.
Speaker 7 (15:10):
At all, But that guy looks to me.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
Like five to three, like five three five four.
Speaker 9 (15:20):
Whereas physically, men of smaller stature can come across, they
are spiritually six foot.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
If you're a good dad, if you're.
Speaker 9 (15:35):
If you stand with women, if you're not belittling immigrants,
you're like, you know, six'.
Speaker 1 (15:40):
Three, SPIRITUALLY i don't know that's the Pong, chuck what
other explanation is?
Speaker 5 (15:46):
There, Dan let's answer her? Question how tall are?
Speaker 3 (15:49):
You?
Speaker 5 (15:49):
Spiritually?
Speaker 1 (15:51):
Oh, wow see that's. Deep you should have your own
show if you're a good show two to Four monday Through,
friday six thirty. Kids W thank. You what a great.
Question man can't sit on his own, jury but it's
a great. Way it's a great way to phrase the
question because the answer immediately popped to my. Mind so,
yeah good, job That's it's. Funny how AND i Believe
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god created us this, way that stories right were, wired
were created to respond to and learn through stories and.
Questions questions were created in such a way that questions
take us to a new and deeper and higher level of. Thought,
yeah good, job how tall are you? Spiritually, well it.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
Defeats her whole purpose of walking that comment, back, though
because then it goes back to, height that taller is
better and shorter is. Worse and then she's saying, that,
well you can be short spiritually but tall.
Speaker 5 (16:44):
Spiritually but then she goes.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Back Andrew tait is this influencer who's kind of a
one of these conservative bros THAT i think he's very
misogynistic And i'm not a big fan of, his but
says that he's spiritually five 't.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
Three but then what about a guy who's actually?
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Five but see one of the brothers accused of that's,
correct horrible sexual abuses and things like, that. EXACT i
gret no idea whether those accusations are true and other
very serious. Accusations, Indeed Texter, dan if a male congressman
were to mack a female congressman based on physical, attributes
wouldn't that congressman be scolded for a, sexist misogynistic attitude and?
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COMMENTS i think that congressman would be run out Of
congress would be done. Right and then it goes on to,
say how DOES aoc get to ridicule a member of
the administration based on their physical? Attributes good, QUESTION i
think because nobody takes her. Seriously if you're on the,
right one of the greatest, compliments badges of honor you
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can possibly, receive is to be attacked BY. Aoc SO
i think that's how she gets away with. IT i
think it is actually, welcome a welcome line of. Attack, well,
YEAH i.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
Like this one, Really. Ryan Spiritually dan is seven foot five. Tall, wow,
yeah that is so. Nice that's like minute bowl remember?
Him oh who could? Forget?
Speaker 1 (18:06):
Yeah for forget and the ball Ball there was a, yeah, yeah.
Right AND i will say this When ryan pose that provocative,
QUESTION a number immediately came to. Mind BUT i am
not as tall AS i should. Be spiritual trying to get,
taller trying to stretch. Out put me on that machine
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three out three someone three, eight two five? FIVE aoc
attacking mega? Men how do you define a mega? Man
what are those? Attributes? Here on The Dan Kapla, show.
Speaker 5 (18:40):
You're listening to The Dan Kaplis show, podcast they.
Speaker 6 (18:44):
Are scrapping and grasping at straws because.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
They have nothing. Else laugh at.
Speaker 7 (18:50):
Them Stephen miller is a. Clown i've never seen that
guy in real, life but he looks like he's like
four to, ten and he looks like he is angry
about the fact that he's four to. Ten, like.
Speaker 6 (19:07):
Laugh at, them laugh at. Them this is about insecure.
Masculinity and one of the best ways that you can
dismantle a movement of insecure men is by making fun of.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
Them drugs. Projection if there's one person on the face
of the planet who's not, insecure It's Donald, trump, right
and he is the prototypical mega. Man he's the, founder
And Stephen miller would be a very very close. Second
so what's really going on with? Her here's one thing
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THAT i think is. Real but the broader, topic WHICH
i think is fascinating maybe nobody else, cares is how
do you define a mega? Man BUT i think what
you see With President trump is occasionally he breaks. People
And i've seen some PEOPLE i really admire who have
done a lot of great things for the conservative cause
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broken By trump when they get into urinating, matches one
on one urinating matches With trump that they just get
broken by, them and they abandon causes they've nobly devoted
their entire life to because they get so caught up
in this. CONTEST. AOC i think he's clearly. BROKEN. Aoc
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he may have as well a broken hamas we will find.
Out The president talking about traveling to The Middle east this.
Weekend let's hope that means that a true piece deal is.
Close obviously very hard to close the deal with the
devil that's who Hamas ie The iranian regime, is but
we can hope and. Pray and it would obviously be
monumental in terms of moving the world, forward not just
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because it would be such an important piece, deal but
because of the geography involved and the terms of the
deal would involve a physical takeover and rehab of The Gaza.
Strip and so everybody Mocked trump when he talked, about you,
know transforming it into golf courses and this and, That
but as you, know it's beautiful water front, location. Etc
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and under this, plan it would actually be taken over
by a certain, commission by a certain, authority Which trump
would had made up largely Of arab. States so the
real chance to physically transform, it and that's what it's
going to take for any long term piece deal to haul,
because as we all, know you've had Radical islamis in
many different regimes in The Mid east who have viewed
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every child born In gaza as. Subhuman that they have
viewed every child born In gaza as a political tool
for them to help Exterminate, israel. Etc that's how the devil.
Thinks and so now we're on the verge, of you,
know in response to one of the greatest horrors the
world has known in modern, times The october seventh attacks
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In israel and the strong response Of israel and Now
President trump's, lead we're on the verge of something truly
transformational happening. THERE i can't sit here and honestly predict
it's going to happen BECAUSE i don't have that inside
info and we all know that you cannot Trust. Amas
It's satan On. Earth But, netanyahu the presidents seem pretty
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confident at this. Point so we may be living through
one of those truly historic world changing. Moments The texter,
Says i'm actually six,' SIX but i think spiritually i'm
six five and. A, Half, okay no. That's. Important dan
my definition of a mega man is a strong man with.
Rugged individualism thank you for kicking it. Off there i'm
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hoping people can get a, little more a little, more
specific like, specific, traits behaviors maybe even. Look etc of a,
mega man and then we'd like to broaden it out
from there to just. A man what's what's your definition of?
A MAN which i think is a really important conversation
these days because nobody can? Doubt right how MUCH do
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i have? To pay EACH time, i say right at
the end of? A STOKE meant i have to pay
a fine that we're then going to give. To charity
have we set? THE amount i Haven't even i'll trust
you to set. The, AMOUNT yeah i. Don't know it's
in my head now there's. Stalking talking there ain't defamation if.
IT'S true i have that, bad habit have that, bad
habit and you KNOW why i have to. Change it
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the only Other person i've known to have That Habit.
John hickenlooper you guys should be, protecting me right because
he said that at. The end can you pull that? Sound?
Up there?
Speaker 5 (23:36):
It's there oh, it is it's cut twenty. Three there
it's also on the. BUTTON bar, i, think, oh wait
either one.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
Either, ONE yeah i was looking on the. Button bar
for those just New, to colorado this is one of
those dropped the mask type of moments who show you
thinking about because we don't have a cut. Twenty, three
oh here, it is but it's. Button bar you guys
should be protecting me on stuff. Like this oh you
cut it off before. THE right i don't know there
was like a package that was part. Of, you, yeah no.
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He was he was Talking to. CHANNEL nine i can't
REMEMBER if i think It Was. Kyle clark i'm not
sure about a story that was being done on an
ethics investigation In the Hick, and looper and he's mad
they're even doing the story because of course the media
is supposed to. Protect him that's. The deal that's.
Speaker 3 (24:20):
The.
Speaker 1 (24:20):
Understanding dan i'll give you six six, and bulletproof very
generous three out three seven one three eight two five
five Text d an five seven seven. Three nine but
to this more, serious point everybody's, seen it and that is,
this active concentrated effort by the left to, crush masculinity
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to strip boys and men of, their masculinity and that's
just been part of the overall plans separate people from,
their faith separate people from. Their parents because the left
knows they have to got A, traditional America traditional, AMERICAN
value Us traditional american family structure for the left. To
succeed that's why he end Up with colorado in front
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OF The Us supreme court seems like every other week
because the Left in colorado that controls everything is trying
to criminalize your, free speech so over and over and,
over again, including yesterday it gets slept down BY The Us,
supreme court which brings us Back To, phil WISER and
i want to play this sound for you because it's
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so Fascinating because wiser is actually, a sharp accomplished guy
who does a, lot of, let's say destructive things because
he has a. Leftist ideology If and i've got to
believe a Guy, like wiser he clerked ON The Us.
Supreme court he's a. Sharp guy i've got to believe
a Guy like wiser knows pretty much everything he's saying.
(25:46):
Is nonsense he just ended Up, a democrat and he
ended up In that democrat, political pipeline so he has
to mouth that the far. Left IDEOLOGY but i have
to think he knows it's. All nonsense if he was
a concern being true to the truth and, conservative ideology
he'd probably be a superstar instead of a guy who's
just kind of dead in the water politically with. The
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dams he's hanging on in that, governor's Race hoping bennett,
anoints him appoints him To The bennett's senate Seat if benneticett's.
Elected governor might be counting chickens a little too. Soon
there but listen to This As, phil wiser who clerked
ON The Us, supreme court is trying to somehow defend
his decision to defend this Blatantly unconstitutional colorado law that criminalizes,
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a therapist saying to a, Little, boy yeah you are a,
little boy and you should stay a. LITTLE boy i,
mean literally that's what the, law does and he's trying to.
Defend it but listen, to this and you won't hear
him Mention the.
Speaker 4 (26:44):
Constitution once now this court has shown us before they're
willing to go far outside. Their headlights they're not as
SENSITIVE around lgbtq EQUALITY as i wish. They were so
we're gonna have to wait. And SEE what i can
Say is i'm proud of the argument, we Made and
i'm going to keep fighting for equal rights for all
and to make sure THAT the lgbtq Community in colorado
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knows that we've got.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
Their back supposed to be sensitive To, the constitution he
knows that what you, Really Want supreme, court justices we're
going to sit there, and, say well you Know, the
constitution they've, got this It's Actually first amendment as. Free speech, but,
no no we have to deny that Therapist In colorado
springs are free speech rights Under, the constitution so we
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can be more sensitive to this. OTHER group, i mean
it's kind of like. Madness. Stuff right wiser knows better. Than.
That now i'm not predicting the same kind of political
conversion for HIM that i Am For, taylor, swift Right
Because taylor swift. Out there it Is Again taylor swift
is going to have this catalyst because she's going To
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have god, willing children and children for many people are
that watershed moment when they switch from being pro abortion to.
Pro life and so there's real Hope For. Taylor Swift
phil wiser not predicting he's going to become, a conservative
but just speaking. The truth if, he did he would
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be phenomenally successful. In politics, right now he's got nowhere
to go In The. Democratic party you're On The Dan
capla show.
Speaker 5 (28:21):
And now back To The Dan kaplas. Show, podcast yeah
how do you define?
Speaker 1 (28:26):
A man how do you define a? Mega man? Under
attack now that's the latest line of attack from, THE
left aoc saying laugh at, mega man they're all four,
feet tall even if they're actually seven, feet tall just,
you know goofy stuff like that that truly makes you
wonder whether they're into a legal weed or. Something else
three all three seven one three eight two five five
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the number TEXT D a n five seven seven. Three
nine lots going on in the world. This afternoon if
you just, joined us appears to, be Real and i'll
put that, in quotes as real as it ever can
be when you're literally dealing with the devil in the
form OF. Ama us some real prospect that there will
be a peace deal as soon as this weekend that
goes beyond the normal kind of. Peace steal we envision
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this actually involves the takeover Of the gaza strip by,
a board by a commission headed Up By president trump
with a lot Of Prominent mid, east leaders where they
will actually they will actually go in And renovate gaza
and under, This deal hamas would have no, political power
would give, up. ARMS. Etc a why in the world
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would the devil do this kind? Of, deal well if it,
does happen let's pray. It does it's because peace. THROUGH
strength Netanyahuu and israel have certainly proven, their resolve which
is the only way a deal like this. Is possible
and they did it at, great sacrifice obviously in the
interest of. Self Defense But president trump at this point
making it clear That if hamas doesn't agree to, this
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deal he will green light the total Destruction. Of HAMAS
and i don't think anybody doubts he'd follow through.
Speaker 3 (29:57):
On that.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
But not all of MEGA men i know, are egotistical
boastfull offen, closed minded and think They are god's gift to.
The universe i'd love to talk, To, that texter because
my experience has been pretty much. The opposite what, About,
you ryan do you consider yourself a? MEGA man i
don't like.
Speaker 5 (30:18):
To put labels.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
ON myself i think there's generally some shared characteristics of
whatever you might term to be a. Maga man not,
last text notwithstanding about the, CHARACTERISTICS therein i think a
real man maga otherwise protects and. Defends WOMEN and i
mean that in every sense of. That term AND where
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i try to exhibit that most is.
Speaker 5 (30:44):
In the fight that we.
Speaker 2 (30:46):
HAVE joined i think you and me with the Likes
Of jennifer Say And, aaron lee and that's protecting girls,
and women sports and spaces from. Biological MEN and i
think a real man.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
Does, that well there's no doubt. About THAT and i
think that's one of Many. Qualities, DAN oh i can't.
Go there it was a personal SHOT. AT aoc I
thought i had something to do with at least forty
pounds more of. Spiritual, Hatred dan mega, man, equal, great,
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father husband provider and protector, above all a Man. OF god.
I think i think the mega man thing has to
start with Man. Of God and i'm not trying TO
get Sappi or sappy or any of. THAT stuff i
just think, it's, Reality right because what would you guess
the faith rate IS within maga ninety nine point nine percent.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
Some level, Of, faith yeah in a religion of, SOME
sort i, don't know in the Existence.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
Of, god right let's start, There, now yeah good place.
Speaker 2 (31:46):
To, start well, you know if you're getting into like
denominations And.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
Souff, no, no, No no i'm just talking about Existence
of god and Belief in god and building your Life,
around god and which means you're going to vote. Your
faith that does the Mean. Democratic republican you're going to vote,
your faith and which is these days normally going to Lead.
To republican but ninety nine point. Nine percent let's Go. To,
pueblo patrick Defend The polish patrick who should have made
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a billion dollars WITH those. T shirts maybe. He did
maybe he's calling us from. The yacht how, You?
Speaker 3 (32:18):
Doing? Patrick, Hello dan you always get me with. That, One,
hey no YOU know i the mega man to me is.
The one it's not, about himself it's, you know it's
more about. His country we've seen the country go down,
the hill And voting mega to me means you want
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to save. Your.
Speaker 1 (32:40):
Country boy that's a, Great point, Thank. YOU patrick i
think that that it does show a commitment to the
constitution and rule, of law because as predicted that there
were an awful lot of people who Voted For president
trump who probably had not voted for him before and
weren't normally inclined to Vote, for republicans but they didn't
want to live In A, banana republic and they rebelled,
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against law fair and everything that goes. With IT so
i think COMMON characteristics, mega MAN and i think this
would APPLY to mega women, as well which says something
right is there's. Number three we haven't determined that fine
amount yet is Believe in god probably ninety nine point
nine PERCENT. Within mega commitment to the constitution and the rule,
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of law probably ninety nine point nine PERCENT. WITHIN mega
i think that's. All fair Mike. Can centennial i'm happy, with,
them Wah but i'm happy to. Be bilingual you're On
The dan. Kapla, Show, welcome mike.
Speaker 10 (33:41):
Thank, you, so yeah you're CALLING out aoc for saying
she must be. On drugs it's now inter. Rational reason,
THAT'S well i have to SAY when i hear, YOUR
so i kind of Think of christy projection because and
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What About Trump jack king his opponents for, calling them,
you know doing the.
Speaker 1 (34:11):
Same, THING see, I, thought mike you're going to go a,
different route which really would have been fun if you
were going, to, Say, oh dan it sounds like you're,
on DRUGS and i could say, What, drug Mike because
i've never, done DRUGS so i don't know what that would.
Feel like but you're Going to. Trump route What has
trump ever said or done that would cause you to stop, and,
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say wow is he? On drugs because as, you know
he doesn't Drink and i'm quite confident he doesn't do.
ANY drugs a lot of. Diet coke.
Speaker 10 (34:42):
Probably is.
Speaker 3 (34:43):
Is is.
Speaker 10 (34:48):
He's probably a. Malignant narcissist but let's get Back, To.
Speaker 1 (34:52):
Oh mike can we be a little more precise than?
The labels the labels get. So boring by, The way
FOX in cnn simultaneously Reporting That president trump is saying
there Is a gaza. Peace, deal now of course you've
got to wait to see, the specifics. Et Cetera, but
mike if you can, hang on the music means we
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have to get out for this news break and then
we'll learn more during the. News Break now i'm seeing
one report right now That are Israel and amass have
signed off on. First Phase so i'll find out during
this news break what first. Phase, needs obviously when you're
dealing this we've talked about with the devil in the FORM,
of famas nothing is done until, it's done and. Beyond
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It's never a straight line up, but you can see
a clear trend line, particularly since the last election. Three
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number text Dan five seven seven through nine. Lots of
fun stuff to kick around today here in Colorado, nationally
and globally, and that's one of the reasons for my
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intro today. Where the President Trump may be flying to
the Mideast this weekend, which obviously is only going to
happen if there's high confidence there's going to be this
historic peace deal. At the same time, Prime Minister Netnyaho's
scheduling a cabinet meeting, So obviously, when you're dealing with
evil in its rawest form, and that's what Hamas is, right,
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and it's really the Iranian regime, right, but it's evil
in its rawst form, and when you're dealing with that,
nothing is predictable. You can't assume, certainly, can't assume truth,
you have to assume lies. You can't assume logic, you
can't assume anything normal, because that's not how Satan operates,
and that's what you're dealing with when you're dealing with
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the Iranian regime in this case, in the form of Hamas.
But there is enough confidence that the White House at
this point talking about that trip to the Mideast, and
Netan Yahoo talking optimistically as well. So literally all we
can do is pray, right because when we all think
about things that could move this world ahead, like in
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leaps and bounds. Certainly, certainly not only a peace deal,
but these concrete steps upun intended to transform Gaza itself.
That's what would be so enormous here. That's what would
be so enormous three or three seven one three eight
two five five texts d A N five seven seven
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three nine. If you hear me hesitate occasionally while I'm
talking today. I haven't been to the dentist or anything
like that. I've just been deeply affected by this stalking
texter who happens to be right, you know. And have
you seen these, Bryan, these texts that have been coming in,
And there are various forms of the insult, but it
isn't defamation if it's true, And so I hesitate to
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mention it because then you'll be looking for it. But
I just need to be focused on it, because I
don't know how I got in this habit. Have you
seen those texts, the texts that just mocked me for
saying right? So often? Now do you ever do that?
Say at the end of a point, you'll say, well,
and hey, Dan, then appla this and the blah that,
and Trump's going to do this right? But I have
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fallen into that habit, So help me break it. Will
set up a little fine Jara will give the money
to our favorite charity. One.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
I haven't noticed you doing that. Maybe that's on me too.
I haven't noticed the text coming in that are suggesting that. Yeah,
that's because of all the other stalker texts. But this
stalker text has my attention.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
Okay, because he's correct. I'd say right, but then I'd
be falling right back into that trap.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
There was three or three someone three A two five five,
The number lots of text already today, as there should
be because there's so much going on in the world.
We are going to follow up at least a little
bit because it's so fun and it's so important on
the big pending victory against Polis and Wiser and Bennett
and Hick and Looper and all these lefties in Colorado
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once again about to be slapped down by the US
Supreme Court for violating the law. And not just any law.
You can't violate any law. But this isn't a municipal
ordinance against dropping a cigarette butt on the curb. This
is the United States Constitution, which the left in Colorado
repeatedly violates to strip you of your constitutional rights and
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to try to force you to only say the things
they authorize you to say. That's the reality of the
modern Democratic Party in Colorado. And thank God for the
US Supreme Court. So we'll have some follow up sound
on that today. Let's just start with it because it's
so much fun and Phil Wiser knows better. See, that's
the thing I mean, Michael Bennett is just kind of
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taking up space as Bennett. I mean, what is the
outside of I'm sure a wonderful, beautiful family, What has
he ever actually accomplished? Whereas Phil Wiser is an accomplished guy.
He clerked on the US Supreme Court, very hard to
get that job, very hard to do that job. Wiser
is accomplished in some other areas. I still don't think
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he's tried a case. So it's hilarious when you hear
his spots about being the people's lawyer. Now, the people's
lawyer has to go into the courtroom right, try cases
on behalf of the people. But Wiser knows better than this.
He has accomplished some things. He knows that the US
Supreme Court is one hundred percent right is slapping down
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Colorado in each of these cases where it's slapped down Colorado.
But we'll get to the latest Wiser spin.
Speaker 4 (05:10):
Now this court has shown us before they're willing to
go far outside their headlights. They're not as sensitive around
LGBTQ equality as I wish they were.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Well, wait, wait a second, let's break that down for
a second. This is the Attorney General of the State
of Colorado, an intelligent person with lots of bad ideas,
but an intelligent person. He clerked on the US Supreme Court,
and he's actually saying the words that the US Supreme
Court is not as sensitive as it should be to
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LGBTQ plus rights, and no, the US Supreme Court is
supposed to be sensitive to one thing, the Constitution. So
that's just why they're telling you. He knows the court's
right on this if you're actually going to apply the Constitution.
But politically he has to mouth these words. It's it's
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really encouraging. So we're gonna have to wait and see.
What I can say is I'm proud of the argument
we made, and I'm wait and see for what whether
it's nine zero, six three or whatever. I mean, this
is as certain as the Cubs losing to the Brewers.
Is that which hurts me is that series over?
Speaker 2 (06:23):
No, they're going right now, and the Cubs are actually
winning Game three right now at four to one.
Speaker 1 (06:26):
I'd love to see the Cubs win the series, win
the World Series, all that good stuff. But I'm just
a realist. How the Tiger's doing.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
They won today, enforced a game five, nice fighting Game
five on Friday in Seattle.
Speaker 1 (06:38):
Nice. Nice. I'd love to see the Tigers advance. It's
dan yeah, oh no, I really would. Let's let's get
back to the Attorney General Phil Wiser.
Speaker 4 (06:48):
Keep fighting for equal rights for all and to make
sure that the LGBTQ community in Colorado knows that we've
got their back.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
You know what's missing there is the Constitution. Again, no
mention whatsoever of keep fighting to make sure the Constitution
is fully honored and enforced. No, it's the opposite. For Wiser.
The last thing he wants is the Constitution actually honored
and enforced, because then his side loses. That sounds an
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awful lot like you tend to agree with the legal
observers who think you're gonna lose.
Speaker 3 (07:23):
You.
Speaker 4 (07:24):
We knew going into this case that this Supreme Court
we just had this recently in a three or through
creative case where it was about protecting civil rights protections.
In that case, it was a similar type of Pandora's box.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Now, what he knew going in is that the law
they had passed and he had chosen to defend is unconstitutional.
But he's willing to violate the Constitution in order to
censor the people of Colorado and impose the will of
the left. That's what he's saying, and that should be
an automatic disqualifier for any high office in Colorado, which
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I know is a waste of your time because he's
not going to be the Democratic nominee for governor. He
is actually, I believe, more qualified to be governor than
Michael Bennett, who's just going to obliterate him. Wiser's only
in the race at this point hoping to pose enough
of a threat that he gets Bennett's appointment to the Senate.
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See Bennett will control that, obviously, that's what's happening here.
So that's the only reason Wiser is still in the race.
The irony, of course, is Wiser would be a better governor.
They both be terrible governors because of ideology, but Wiser
would have the skill set, the intelligence, etc. To at
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least function in that job. Well, Michael Bennett would not.
There's nothing in Bennett's history to suggest he would, which means,
of course he will be the Democratic nominee and then
hopefully our Republican Kennedy can beat him. Three all three
eighty seven, one, three eighty two five five of the number,
who's that going to be? Ryan? We are working very,
very very hard to get Victor Marx on the show,
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who's an intriguing new candidate for governor in Colorado for
a lot of good things. Can't wait to meet him.
I'm trying to get him in studio for an hour
and have that full conversation, so that is in the works,
hopefully comes together quickly. Would love to see that happen
in the next day or two. And in fact, I'm
competing with your show for that first interview.
Speaker 2 (09:24):
Right, incorrect. I opened the door to any of the
four hours, and I have been connected to some of
his people by Heidiganall who has endorsed him, I believe,
and we are working out the logistics of that.
Speaker 5 (09:38):
It's not on our end though, I'll say that.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
What do you mean any of the four hours, my.
Speaker 5 (09:43):
Two hours, your two hours?
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Yeah, yeah, I want him first in my two hours.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
I'm working on that, no offense, I understand that, and
I'm working on so let me get this straight.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
The guy who's working on it is the guy who's
competing Dan.
Speaker 5 (09:57):
I'm just trying to get him on.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
And he just happened to be available and then two
to four window, but not four to six.
Speaker 2 (10:04):
The problem is, I'm just going to call it what
it is. They have not been very amenable to our
requests at this Oh, they will be well, I'm not
real happy about that. I'm going to be very honest
with you. The other candidates come right on with us.
Greg Lopez, Barb Kirkmeyer, Scott Bottoms, et cetera. I'm just
saying we need them on the show. Well, they're probably
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just they're just gearing up the campaign.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
But I'm very confident we're going to get them and
I'm looking forward to conversation very very much.
Speaker 3 (10:32):
So.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
One of the things I enjoy most in politics, and
I'll hit this brake, is I enjoy when a candidate
comes in, some exciting candidate comes in from the outside
people don't see coming, has had a lot of success
in their own arena, whatever that arena may be. I
just enjoy it when that happens. And then hey, let
the best man or woman win in terms of winning
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the nomination. I just enjoyed that phenomena, and I think
President Trump helped open the door to that phenomen which
I think is great for this country. You're on the
Dan Capla Show, and.
Speaker 5 (11:05):
Now back to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast that brings back.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
Memories, huh and leads into a great topic, which is
who is a man? What is a man? How do
you define a man? And how do you define a
maga man. Let's start with that, oh wow, and then
we can broaden it out to how do you define
a man? And what triggers all of this is AOC
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and is I try to remember, is don't legal back
there in New York?
Speaker 5 (11:39):
I don't think so?
Speaker 2 (11:40):
Okay, medicinal for sure, because in New York City it is,
I think because I heard a lot of complaining about
it on the streets of New York City.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
And this is not meant as a pejorative, but those
places that have legalized marijuana, now when you get elected
officials from those places, they're saying things that cause you
to think, oh, is that person on drugs? I think
it's a fair question. Are they in fact on drugs?
But she's gone off on this kick about how Stephen
Miller is four feet tall and just laugh at mega
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men and they aren't real men. All of that, But
it does lead to kind of this fun topic of
what is a mega man? How do you define a
mega man? Now we all know the epitome of a
mega man as President Trump, but more broadly, how would
you define a mega man? And that will lead into
the deeper question.
Speaker 6 (12:27):
They are scrapping and grasping at straws because they have
nothing else.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Laugh at them.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
Stephen Miller is a clown.
Speaker 7 (12:37):
I've never seen that guy in real life, but he
looks like he's like four to ten, and he looks
like he is angry about the fact that he's four ten.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
Now again, is there any explanation for that other than drugs.
I'm not saying she's on drugs, but if you think
about it rationally, would there be any other explanation? You're
talking about on an elected elected member of Congress who says,
I've never met that guy, but he looks like he's
four to ten, or he looks and then I've never
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met him, so I don't know if he's four to ten,
but he's angry all the time about being four to ten.
How does any kind of rational person, short of a
serious head injury, and that's a very serious thing, how
do they go there unless it's substances.
Speaker 7 (13:28):
Like laugh at them, Laugh at them.
Speaker 6 (13:33):
This is about insecure masculinity, and one of the best
ways that you can dismantle a movement of insecure men
is by making.
Speaker 3 (13:42):
Fun of them.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
Wow, what do you make of that? Obviously it's pure projection.
Right in terms of the insecurity, if there's one person
on the planet we can be pretty sure is not insecure,
it would be Stephen Miller. But and is she upset
because his wife went on TV and called I'm a
sexual matador? Is that what Scott or going? What? Oh
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you didn't see that interview? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
it's and Stephen Miller, if you're not familiar with it,
is a top, top, top policy advisor to President Trump.
He's often tip of the spear on immigration and some
other issues, and I agree with him on almost everything,
not everything, but he's absolutely brilliant, articulate, tremendous spokesperson, and
very effective in making his preferred policies happen. But yeah,
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his wife was doing an interview on Fox and I
think reacting to maybe something AOC had said and then
referred to him that way. AOC not giving it up,
but would love to hear from you. You can text
DA N five seven seven three nine if you're too
embarrassed to call on this, but which would be understandable.
But how would you define a maga man? Now that
AOC has launched this weird attack?
Speaker 8 (14:51):
I want to express my love for the short king community.
Speaker 1 (14:56):
I don't believe in body shaming.
Speaker 8 (14:58):
I am talking about how big or small someone is
on the inside, Like, for example, I have no idea
how tall Andrew Tat is no idea.
Speaker 7 (15:10):
At all, But that guy looks to me.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
Like five to three, like five three five four.
Speaker 9 (15:20):
Whereas physically, men of smaller stature can come across, they
are spiritually six foot.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
If you're a good dad, if you're.
Speaker 9 (15:35):
If you stand with women, if you're not belittling immigrants,
you're like, you know, six'.
Speaker 1 (15:40):
Three, SPIRITUALLY i don't know that's the Pong, chuck what
other explanation is?
Speaker 5 (15:46):
There, Dan let's answer her? Question how tall are?
Speaker 3 (15:49):
You?
Speaker 5 (15:49):
Spiritually?
Speaker 1 (15:51):
Oh, wow see that's. Deep you should have your own
show if you're a good show two to Four monday Through,
friday six thirty. Kids W thank. You what a great.
Question man can't sit on his own, jury but it's
a great. Way it's a great way to phrase the
question because the answer immediately popped to my. Mind so,
yeah good, job That's it's. Funny how AND i Believe
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god created us this, way that stories right were, wired
were created to respond to and learn through stories and.
Questions questions were created in such a way that questions
take us to a new and deeper and higher level of. Thought,
yeah good, job how tall are you? Spiritually, well it.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
Defeats her whole purpose of walking that comment, back, though
because then it goes back to, height that taller is
better and shorter is. Worse and then she's saying, that,
well you can be short spiritually but tall.
Speaker 5 (16:44):
Spiritually but then she goes.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Back Andrew tait is this influencer who's kind of a
one of these conservative bros THAT i think he's very
misogynistic And i'm not a big fan of, his but
says that he's spiritually five 't.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
Three but then what about a guy who's actually?
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Five but see one of the brothers accused of that's,
correct horrible sexual abuses and things like, that. EXACT i
gret no idea whether those accusations are true and other
very serious. Accusations, Indeed Texter, dan if a male congressman
were to mack a female congressman based on physical, attributes
wouldn't that congressman be scolded for a, sexist misogynistic attitude and?
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COMMENTS i think that congressman would be run out Of
congress would be done. Right and then it goes on to,
say how DOES aoc get to ridicule a member of
the administration based on their physical? Attributes good, QUESTION i
think because nobody takes her. Seriously if you're on the,
right one of the greatest, compliments badges of honor you
(17:41):
can possibly, receive is to be attacked BY. Aoc SO
i think that's how she gets away with. IT i
think it is actually, welcome a welcome line of. Attack, well,
YEAH i.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
Like this one, Really. Ryan Spiritually dan is seven foot five. Tall, wow,
yeah that is so. Nice that's like minute bowl remember?
Him oh who could? Forget?
Speaker 1 (18:06):
Yeah for forget and the ball Ball there was a, yeah, yeah.
Right AND i will say this When ryan pose that provocative,
QUESTION a number immediately came to. Mind BUT i am
not as tall AS i should. Be spiritual trying to get,
taller trying to stretch. Out put me on that machine
(18:29):
three out three someone three, eight two five? FIVE aoc
attacking mega? Men how do you define a mega? Man
what are those? Attributes? Here on The Dan Kapla, show.
Speaker 5 (18:40):
You're listening to The Dan Kaplis show, podcast they.
Speaker 6 (18:44):
Are scrapping and grasping at straws because.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
They have nothing. Else laugh at.
Speaker 7 (18:50):
Them Stephen miller is a. Clown i've never seen that
guy in real, life but he looks like he's like
four to, ten and he looks like he is angry
about the fact that he's four to. Ten, like.
Speaker 6 (19:07):
Laugh at, them laugh at. Them this is about insecure.
Masculinity and one of the best ways that you can
dismantle a movement of insecure men is by making fun of.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
Them drugs. Projection if there's one person on the face
of the planet who's not, insecure It's Donald, trump, right
and he is the prototypical mega. Man he's the, founder
And Stephen miller would be a very very close. Second
so what's really going on with? Her here's one thing
(19:41):
THAT i think is. Real but the broader, topic WHICH
i think is fascinating maybe nobody else, cares is how
do you define a mega? Man BUT i think what
you see With President trump is occasionally he breaks. People
And i've seen some PEOPLE i really admire who have
done a lot of great things for the conservative cause
(20:02):
broken By trump when they get into urinating, matches one
on one urinating matches With trump that they just get
broken by, them and they abandon causes they've nobly devoted
their entire life to because they get so caught up
in this. CONTEST. AOC i think he's clearly. BROKEN. Aoc
(20:25):
he may have as well a broken hamas we will find.
Out The president talking about traveling to The Middle east this.
Weekend let's hope that means that a true piece deal is.
Close obviously very hard to close the deal with the
devil that's who Hamas ie The iranian regime, is but
we can hope and. Pray and it would obviously be
monumental in terms of moving the world, forward not just
(20:47):
because it would be such an important piece, deal but
because of the geography involved and the terms of the
deal would involve a physical takeover and rehab of The Gaza.
Strip and so everybody Mocked trump when he talked, about you,
know transforming it into golf courses and this and, That
but as you, know it's beautiful water front, location. Etc
(21:09):
and under this, plan it would actually be taken over
by a certain, commission by a certain, authority Which trump
would had made up largely Of arab. States so the
real chance to physically transform, it and that's what it's
going to take for any long term piece deal to haul,
because as we all, know you've had Radical islamis in
many different regimes in The Mid east who have viewed
(21:31):
every child born In gaza as. Subhuman that they have
viewed every child born In gaza as a political tool
for them to help Exterminate, israel. Etc that's how the devil.
Thinks and so now we're on the verge, of you,
know in response to one of the greatest horrors the
world has known in modern, times The october seventh attacks
(21:55):
In israel and the strong response Of israel and Now
President trump's, lead we're on the verge of something truly
transformational happening. THERE i can't sit here and honestly predict
it's going to happen BECAUSE i don't have that inside
info and we all know that you cannot Trust. Amas
It's satan On. Earth But, netanyahu the presidents seem pretty
(22:18):
confident at this. Point so we may be living through
one of those truly historic world changing. Moments The texter,
Says i'm actually six,' SIX but i think spiritually i'm
six five and. A, Half, okay no. That's. Important dan
my definition of a mega man is a strong man with.
Rugged individualism thank you for kicking it. Off there i'm
(22:40):
hoping people can get a, little more a little, more
specific like, specific, traits behaviors maybe even. Look etc of a,
mega man and then we'd like to broaden it out
from there to just. A man what's what's your definition of?
A MAN which i think is a really important conversation
these days because nobody can? Doubt right how MUCH do
(23:03):
i have? To pay EACH time, i say right at
the end of? A STOKE meant i have to pay
a fine that we're then going to give. To charity
have we set? THE amount i Haven't even i'll trust
you to set. The, AMOUNT yeah i. Don't know it's
in my head now there's. Stalking talking there ain't defamation if.
IT'S true i have that, bad habit have that, bad
habit and you KNOW why i have to. Change it
(23:24):
the only Other person i've known to have That Habit.
John hickenlooper you guys should be, protecting me right because
he said that at. The end can you pull that? Sound?
Up there?
Speaker 5 (23:36):
It's there oh, it is it's cut twenty. Three there
it's also on the. BUTTON bar, i, think, oh wait
either one.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
Either, ONE yeah i was looking on the. Button bar
for those just New, to colorado this is one of
those dropped the mask type of moments who show you
thinking about because we don't have a cut. Twenty, three
oh here, it is but it's. Button bar you guys
should be protecting me on stuff. Like this oh you
cut it off before. THE right i don't know there
was like a package that was part. Of, you, yeah no.
(24:06):
He was he was Talking to. CHANNEL nine i can't
REMEMBER if i think It Was. Kyle clark i'm not
sure about a story that was being done on an
ethics investigation In the Hick, and looper and he's mad
they're even doing the story because of course the media
is supposed to. Protect him that's. The deal that's.
Speaker 3 (24:20):
The.
Speaker 1 (24:20):
Understanding dan i'll give you six six, and bulletproof very
generous three out three seven one three eight two five
five Text d an five seven seven. Three nine but
to this more, serious point everybody's, seen it and that is,
this active concentrated effort by the left to, crush masculinity
(24:45):
to strip boys and men of, their masculinity and that's
just been part of the overall plans separate people from,
their faith separate people from. Their parents because the left
knows they have to got A, traditional America traditional, AMERICAN
value Us traditional american family structure for the left. To
succeed that's why he end Up with colorado in front
(25:05):
OF The Us supreme court seems like every other week
because the Left in colorado that controls everything is trying
to criminalize your, free speech so over and over and,
over again, including yesterday it gets slept down BY The Us,
supreme court which brings us Back To, phil WISER and
i want to play this sound for you because it's
(25:26):
so Fascinating because wiser is actually, a sharp accomplished guy
who does a, lot of, let's say destructive things because
he has a. Leftist ideology If and i've got to
believe a Guy, like wiser he clerked ON The Us.
Supreme court he's a. Sharp guy i've got to believe
a Guy like wiser knows pretty much everything he's saying.
(25:46):
Is nonsense he just ended Up, a democrat and he
ended up In that democrat, political pipeline so he has
to mouth that the far. Left IDEOLOGY but i have
to think he knows it's. All nonsense if he was
a concern being true to the truth and, conservative ideology
he'd probably be a superstar instead of a guy who's
just kind of dead in the water politically with. The
(26:09):
dams he's hanging on in that, governor's Race hoping bennett,
anoints him appoints him To The bennett's senate Seat if benneticett's.
Elected governor might be counting chickens a little too. Soon
there but listen to This As, phil wiser who clerked
ON The Us, supreme court is trying to somehow defend
his decision to defend this Blatantly unconstitutional colorado law that criminalizes,
(26:33):
a therapist saying to a, Little, boy yeah you are a,
little boy and you should stay a. LITTLE boy i,
mean literally that's what the, law does and he's trying to.
Defend it but listen, to this and you won't hear
him Mention the.
Speaker 4 (26:44):
Constitution once now this court has shown us before they're
willing to go far outside. Their headlights they're not as
SENSITIVE around lgbtq EQUALITY as i wish. They were so
we're gonna have to wait. And SEE what i can
Say is i'm proud of the argument, we Made and
i'm going to keep fighting for equal rights for all
and to make sure THAT the lgbtq Community in colorado
(27:06):
knows that we've got.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
Their back supposed to be sensitive To, the constitution he
knows that what you, Really Want supreme, court justices we're
going to sit there, and, say well you Know, the
constitution they've, got this It's Actually first amendment as. Free speech, but,
no no we have to deny that Therapist In colorado
springs are free speech rights Under, the constitution so we
(27:29):
can be more sensitive to this. OTHER group, i mean
it's kind of like. Madness. Stuff right wiser knows better. Than.
That now i'm not predicting the same kind of political
conversion for HIM that i Am For, taylor, swift Right
Because taylor swift. Out there it Is Again taylor swift
is going to have this catalyst because she's going To
(27:50):
have god, willing children and children for many people are
that watershed moment when they switch from being pro abortion to.
Pro life and so there's real Hope For. Taylor Swift
phil wiser not predicting he's going to become, a conservative
but just speaking. The truth if, he did he would
(28:13):
be phenomenally successful. In politics, right now he's got nowhere
to go In The. Democratic party you're On The Dan
capla show.
Speaker 5 (28:21):
And now back To The Dan kaplas. Show, podcast yeah
how do you define?
Speaker 1 (28:26):
A man how do you define a? Mega man? Under
attack now that's the latest line of attack from, THE
left aoc saying laugh at, mega man they're all four,
feet tall even if they're actually seven, feet tall just,
you know goofy stuff like that that truly makes you
wonder whether they're into a legal weed or. Something else
three all three seven one three eight two five five
(28:47):
the number TEXT D a n five seven seven. Three
nine lots going on in the world. This afternoon if
you just, joined us appears to, be Real and i'll
put that, in quotes as real as it ever can
be when you're literally dealing with the devil in the
form OF. Ama us some real prospect that there will
be a peace deal as soon as this weekend that
goes beyond the normal kind of. Peace steal we envision
(29:07):
this actually involves the takeover Of the gaza strip by,
a board by a commission headed Up By president trump
with a lot Of Prominent mid, east leaders where they
will actually they will actually go in And renovate gaza
and under, This deal hamas would have no, political power
would give, up. ARMS. Etc a why in the world
(29:29):
would the devil do this kind? Of, deal well if it,
does happen let's pray. It does it's because peace. THROUGH
strength Netanyahuu and israel have certainly proven, their resolve which
is the only way a deal like this. Is possible
and they did it at, great sacrifice obviously in the
interest of. Self Defense But president trump at this point
making it clear That if hamas doesn't agree to, this
(29:52):
deal he will green light the total Destruction. Of HAMAS
and i don't think anybody doubts he'd follow through.
Speaker 3 (29:57):
On that.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
But not all of MEGA men i know, are egotistical
boastfull offen, closed minded and think They are god's gift to.
The universe i'd love to talk, To, that texter because
my experience has been pretty much. The opposite what, About,
you ryan do you consider yourself a? MEGA man i
don't like.
Speaker 5 (30:18):
To put labels.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
ON myself i think there's generally some shared characteristics of
whatever you might term to be a. Maga man not,
last text notwithstanding about the, CHARACTERISTICS therein i think a
real man maga otherwise protects and. Defends WOMEN and i
mean that in every sense of. That term AND where
(30:41):
i try to exhibit that most is.
Speaker 5 (30:44):
In the fight that we.
Speaker 2 (30:46):
HAVE joined i think you and me with the Likes
Of jennifer Say And, aaron lee and that's protecting girls,
and women sports and spaces from. Biological MEN and i
think a real man.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
Does, that well there's no doubt. About THAT and i
think that's one of Many. Qualities, DAN oh i can't.
Go there it was a personal SHOT. AT aoc I
thought i had something to do with at least forty
pounds more of. Spiritual, Hatred dan mega, man, equal, great,
(31:16):
father husband provider and protector, above all a Man. OF god.
I think i think the mega man thing has to
start with Man. Of God and i'm not trying TO
get Sappi or sappy or any of. THAT stuff i
just think, it's, Reality right because what would you guess
the faith rate IS within maga ninety nine point nine percent.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
Some level, Of, faith yeah in a religion of, SOME
sort i, don't know in the Existence.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
Of, god right let's start, There, now yeah good place.
Speaker 2 (31:46):
To, start well, you know if you're getting into like
denominations And.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
Souff, no, no, No no i'm just talking about Existence
of god and Belief in god and building your Life,
around god and which means you're going to vote. Your
faith that does the Mean. Democratic republican you're going to vote,
your faith and which is these days normally going to Lead.
To republican but ninety nine point. Nine percent let's Go. To,
pueblo patrick Defend The polish patrick who should have made
(32:12):
a billion dollars WITH those. T shirts maybe. He did
maybe he's calling us from. The yacht how, You?
Speaker 3 (32:18):
Doing? Patrick, Hello dan you always get me with. That, One,
hey no YOU know i the mega man to me is.
The one it's not, about himself it's, you know it's
more about. His country we've seen the country go down,
the hill And voting mega to me means you want
(32:39):
to save. Your.
Speaker 1 (32:40):
Country boy that's a, Great point, Thank. YOU patrick i
think that that it does show a commitment to the
constitution and rule, of law because as predicted that there
were an awful lot of people who Voted For president
trump who probably had not voted for him before and
weren't normally inclined to Vote, for republicans but they didn't
want to live In A, banana republic and they rebelled,
(33:01):
against law fair and everything that goes. With IT so
i think COMMON characteristics, mega MAN and i think this
would APPLY to mega women, as well which says something
right is there's. Number three we haven't determined that fine
amount yet is Believe in god probably ninety nine point
nine PERCENT. Within mega commitment to the constitution and the rule,
(33:26):
of law probably ninety nine point nine PERCENT. WITHIN mega
i think that's. All fair Mike. Can centennial i'm happy, with,
them Wah but i'm happy to. Be bilingual you're On
The dan. Kapla, Show, welcome mike.
Speaker 10 (33:41):
Thank, you, so yeah you're CALLING out aoc for saying
she must be. On drugs it's now inter. Rational reason,
THAT'S well i have to SAY when i hear, YOUR
so i kind of Think of christy projection because and
(34:04):
What About Trump jack king his opponents for, calling them,
you know doing the.
Speaker 1 (34:11):
Same, THING see, I, thought mike you're going to go a,
different route which really would have been fun if you
were going, to, Say, oh dan it sounds like you're,
on DRUGS and i could say, What, drug Mike because
i've never, done DRUGS so i don't know what that would.
Feel like but you're Going to. Trump route What has
trump ever said or done that would cause you to stop, and,
(34:31):
say wow is he? On drugs because as, you know
he doesn't Drink and i'm quite confident he doesn't do.
ANY drugs a lot of. Diet coke.
Speaker 10 (34:42):
Probably is.
Speaker 3 (34:43):
Is is.
Speaker 10 (34:48):
He's probably a. Malignant narcissist but let's get Back, To.
Speaker 1 (34:52):
Oh mike can we be a little more precise than?
The labels the labels get. So boring by, The way
FOX in cnn simultaneously Reporting That president trump is saying
there Is a gaza. Peace, deal now of course you've
got to wait to see, the specifics. Et Cetera, but
mike if you can, hang on the music means we
(35:13):
have to get out for this news break and then
we'll learn more during the. News Break now i'm seeing
one report right now That are Israel and amass have
signed off on. First Phase so i'll find out during
this news break what first. Phase, needs obviously when you're
dealing this we've talked about with the devil in the FORM,
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