January 9, 2025 • 36 mins
In the first hour of today's edition of the Dan Caplis Show, Dan highlights the 'Great Awakening' we can see sweeping America as people have woken up from the left's lies. Dan also highlights the viral clip of Barack Obama laughing with Donald Trump at Jimmy Carter's funeral, and how that action symbolizes a much greater shift in American culture.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Dan Capless and welcome to today's online podcast
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It is a beautiful moment to live through together. Let
the celebration continue. Eight five five four zero five eight
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two five to five The number text d an five
seven seven three nine. You're probably seeing it, you're probably
hearing it, you're probably feeling it. Since Donald Trump won
and was elected to this second term, it's almost as
if that's become the tipping point moment just kind of
across the board in so many different ways. And obviously
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eyes open prior to election day, which is why he won.
But it's brought about, I think, this great awakening in America,
and great awakening on the part of so many people
you know who usually vote Democrat. Man, maybe the registered Democrat,
maybe they're unaffiliated, but just this great awakening to the
reality of what the Democratic Party and the left has
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become here in Colorado and nationally, and the need to
step back from the brink and save all of this
and you see different forms every day, right and today
we have a couple of other examples. We've been talking
obviously about this devastation out in Los Angeles, which just
you know, fits under the heading of leftist rule leads
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to ruin. I mean, it doesn't mean those are evil people.
Some are, but certainly not all. Leftist rule leads to ruin.
And sometimes it's faster, sometimes it's slower, but we see
it everywhere, whether it's the horror of what's going on
in California right now, you know, because the left opposed
or failed to do so many different things which would
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have mitigated this and better prepared to combat it, including
by the way, like having enough water to fight the fires.
But you know, or you get to the ramp and
death and and the obvious decline of Chicago. But you
see it right here. You see it right here in Colorado,
and it's fast and it's awful. It's slower than it
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would be because we've been blessed with one of the
most beautiful places in the world, in all of these
great natural gifts. So it takes the left longer to
ruin Colorado. But the trend, and it's much more than
a trend is so clear. But you see this awakening
now and you see many on the left out in
California now rising up against the governor and the mayor
of la and these other elected lefties. But you see
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it in other ways across the country. So it's a
great moment to be alive. And then, of course, who
would have guessed that one of Jimmy Carter's greatest acts
of service to this country would be his funeral, because
obviously he was not a good president. And I've said
this before on air, I'm not ashamed of it. I
was eighteen years old, I was a student in Boulder, Colorado.
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I'd grown up a Democrat my whole life, and my
first vote for Jimmy Carter in that presidential election. But
he was an awful president. The only president worse in
my lifetime, or maybe maybe any lifetime was Joe Biden.
But an awful president. But he did do a service
for this country today through his funeral, because if you
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haven't seen it yet, when you get home, you just
got to tile up the video of the funeral. Particularly,
you know the interactions in the first couple of rows
where you had Biden and his wife and then you
had nobody calls her doctor Jill after he lost. Have
you noticed that, Ryan, She's only doctor Jill, you know,
but before he lost. But anyway, you got Biden, you
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got his wife. Then you've got Kamala Harris next to her,
and then you've got Doug the Bruiser next to Kamala,
and then right behind that is even more fun because
then you've got Obama. Michelle couldn't make it. She's on
vacation in Hawaii. You've got Obama without Michelle, but you
got Obama sitting right next to Trump. And it triggers
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this fantastic, so good for this nation video of those
two guys getting along like a couple of frat brothers,
you know, and they're and they're laughing and talking and
sitting close to each other, and it was just such
a cool thing to see. Now, I'd like to get
your take on what you think they were saying and
why you think that happened. But one way or the other,
it's a great image for this country. Great image for
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this country because, as we predicted before election day, the
very best chance to start to dial back the polarization
in this country, which has reached a toxic level pre
election day was the election of Donald Trump. The only
real chance to take a big step towards unity was
electing Trump, because at that point you got a shot.
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You got a shot on unity, because we can unify
around success, we can unify around strength, we can unify
around peace and prosperity. And with Trump, you've got that opportunity.
It's also funny as hell, and you could just that
is as Obama sitting there talking to him. He's just
enjoying the guy. I've never met him myself. Have you
met him Ryan President Trump? Yeah? No, unfortunately not. Yeah,
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well so you must have met Obama from I met
your question and you're not female? How did that happen?
Long story?
Speaker 2 (05:16):
But like you, I was that same age eighteen. It
was the first election I could vote in. On my
September birthday of nineteen ninety two, I had just turned eighteen,
and there was supposed to be a debate at Michigan State.
I want a lottery for tickets in the student section,
and it was going to be Clinton, Yeah, Herbert Walker,
Bush and Ross Perrot, and then the Bush people backed
out and that made me mad.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
And Bill Clinton says, I'm going to come anyway, and
he was.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
There at the Bell Tower on Michigan State's campus and
I got to meet him.
Speaker 1 (05:44):
Great, great date handshake. Do you like him? I'm good,
firm handshakeska his head and everything. Thank you appreciate you
being here. His eyes met my wife. Well, I don't
know about that, right, but yes, so, But anyway, the
point here being the point, it was just so cool
to see this video. I hope it makes it onto
all the different media so everybody sees it, because it's
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just it's a nice moment for America. It's encouraging for America.
And I would like to know what they said. I'm
going to check into I know they've brought some lip
readers in to try to interpret it. I'll try to
get into that during the break. But then that brings
us to the great state of Colorado, right, And I
do believe that's happening here. I do believe that that
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more on the left are seeing, you know, what the
left is doing to the state. Do I think that's
enough right now on its own for the GOP to
wind know, not statewide, but combined with some other factors,
you know, the right candidates, the right campaigns a couple
of breaks here and there, it is possible. But one
of the things I want to have some fun with
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and hopefully you will too, is this nonsense from Polus
in his State of the state today. And the point
isn't to get upset about it because the guy is irrelevant.
I got to ask you this, is there anybody in
the state of Colorado right now less relevant than Jared Polis.
Nobody takes him seriously. I understand he still has veto
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power in a veto some of this garbage from the
left because Paul is not out of principle because he
wants to be president. And you know, there is truly
a better chance of Ryan Schuling being President of the
United States and Jared Polis. But we got to have
some fun with this because you know, Polus had these
two big themes working in the state of the state today,
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and you know this this cheap, desperate impersonator of DeSantis,
a real governor, America's governor is around DeSantis. Polus is
trying to rip off DeSantis and go with this free
state thing. You know, because Florida properly, you know, got
the reputation as the free state of Florida when DeSantis
opened that up during COVID, and as a direct beneficiary
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of that, you know, I really appreciated it, experienced it, etc.
Because my mom and dad, when my mom got PHASEMO,
my dad retired from the forest, they moved down to
the Fort Myers area, and so we would go down
there every year. They're buried there. Now we just got
back from there, and so we would experience that during
those visits. So Polus now, oh, Free State of Colorado.
Free State of Colorado, Denver Post reports. Poulus's late morning
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speech sought to focus his in the legislator's attention on Colorado. First, boy,
where do you get that one? Ryan? Let's see Colorado first,
America first. He repeatedly referred to the state as quote,
the free State of Colorado. So I'd love your help
filling this in. I mean, this is low hanging fruit, right,
it's just fish in a barrel. The free State of Colorado,
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where you are not free to blank, but the free
state of Colorado unless blank, and I'll kick it off.
The free State of Colorado unless you're a Christian, unless
you want to practice your Christian faith, The Free State
of Colorado unless if you're a parent, who doesn't want
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your boy transition to a girl or your little girl
transitioned to a boy. Yeah, the free state of Colorado
unless you want a common handgun for self defense, the
free state of Colorado unless you want your city government
to turn over the criminals to Isis. Yes, So the
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free State of Colorado to Polis means you're free to
do what he wants you to do and not what
you want to die. And that's just the reality ryan
this guy. But again you just have to laugh because
he's so obviously deceptive and irrelevant. This is the guy
who shut down the churches while he declared the pot
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shops to be essential businesses. So the churches aren't essential,
but boy, that people selling the drugs are. You're on
the Dan Caplas show.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
Back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast.
Speaker 4 (10:03):
When I started the year as it would be a
Democratic presidential nominee, and we all know what happened after that. Again,
you didn't see a particularly warm grading between the first
couple and the second couple. But again, we are at
a funeral, so one has to take that into account.
Speaker 5 (10:22):
And then why did you mention it?
Speaker 4 (10:23):
The body language of the individuals say.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
Then why did you mention it?
Speaker 1 (10:27):
Come on, that's not the first time that Jill snubbed her.
Speaker 5 (10:30):
We're not.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
It was so obvious. They wanted it to be obvious.
They wanted the world to see it. That's why Tapper
even mentioned it. I mean, in the road behind, you've
got Obama and Trump, you know, sitting like lovebirds in
the front of an old Ford yucking it up. Yu.
So it's not like, oh, did Jimmy Carter? Was this,
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you know, forty three year old president of the United
States who was cut down in his prime. No, Jimmy
Carter lived a long, happy life and then passed away
we peacefully. There was nothing somber about this. This was
people who hate each other and they wanted the world
to know it. So if you haven't seen it yet,
and you go home and you watch it and tell
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me if you think I overstated it. I think I'm
understating it. You had because President comes in last, right,
So Joe Biden came in last, and then Joe Biden
was next to her. So you've got you've got Harris
and Doug the Bruiser already in there. They're sitting there,
and then you've got President Joe Biden come in with
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Joe Biden, and they come in and they sit down,
and they didn't even looked at There might have been
if you went to the super slow mo, there might
have been a millisecond, a fraction of a millisecond glance
by Joe Biden toward Kamala Harris the Bruiser, Doug the
Bruiser didn't even look at any of them. Joe Biden,
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who knows what he's saying, and Joe Biden didn't look
at any of them. It could not have been more obvious,
the disdain between all of them, another snub. This all
sets up for it, right.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
You got all these dignitaries from the whole political generations
going back thirty odd years. Donald Trump goes to his seat,
as you mentioned, Dan to sit next to Barack Obama,
and they were like, you know, an odd couple, just
having a great time. Al Gore stands up, shakes President
Trump's hand. Mike Pence stands up. That's the first time
they've seen each other in four years, shakes President Trump's hand.
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Karen Pence would not make eye contact with Donald Trump
or Milania Trump, would not stand up right, would not
shake their hands.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
So right there.
Speaker 1 (12:35):
And then did you see the look from Kamala Harris.
This was worth the whole price of admission at Obama
when he Obama was yucking it up with Trump, she
was so ticked. The whole thing was just priceless. But
it comes back to We're gonna do several profound truths today.
These are profound truths nobody can just no reasonable, rational,
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honest person can disagree with. And one of the profound
truths of the day is that the Donald Trump who
just won in twenty twenty four has one hundred times
more the stature in the eyes of his opponents and
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most of the world than the Donald Trump who won
in twenty sixteen. That's an undeniable truth. And he has
that stature because of everything he survived to get to
that point of victory. He has that new stature in
this respect, which they may never articulate it, but you
see it in different forms such as today when Obama,
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in front of the whole world, is sitting as close
to him as you will see a couple at their
wedding reception and they're yucking it up. You know, it
is proof of that new respect Donald Trump has from
his opponents, let alone his supporters. Because the way we're wired, right,
the way we're wired, I think is Americans, is that
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we respect courage, We respect Trink's strength, We respect those
who emerged victorious against all odds, even if we don't
agree with him on other things, and who in modern
American life epitomizes that more than Trump. He survived the
coup attempt, He survived the law fair, the full force
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of the administration abusing the legal system to put him
in jail. He survived assassins twice. When he is shot
in the head, he jumps right back up and says, fight, fight, fight.
So what you're seeing on display in a thousand different ways,
including today at the Carter funeral, is this respect that
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even his fiercest opponents have for him. Now remember that
picture of Trump and the White House, sitting there with Biden,
and Biden's got this big smile on his face, you know, between.
Speaker 2 (14:54):
Two and Obama laughing it up with Trump. Was that
dude to the Trump is Hitler narrative?
Speaker 1 (14:59):
Right? And then all of a sudden, well, it just
confirms that everybody knew, right, I mean, all these people
were lying when they said they thought Trump was Hitler,
but everybody already knew that, and that's why he won.
But then you got Fetterman, you know, going down to
mar A Lago to kiss the ring. And I respect
Fetterman for that, you know. It's just there is one
hundred times more respect and esteem for Trump than when
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he took office in sixteen. And I voted for him
in sixteen, supported him in sixteen. But that's the reality
because he overcame so much and prevailed. So that's that's
a profound truth that every American should be happy about
because it gives this nation the best chance for success
that it has had in our lifetime. So that's that's
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a great moment. Marin. I'm about to give you another
profound truth. I don't know if we've ever gone back
to back profound truths, because we don't use that label
very often, and we only use that when when no
reasonable person could argue with it. It's inarguable. But it
goes back to I want to get to one of
the textures here. We're just having a lot of fun
with Polis today. We're repeatedly referring to the free State
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of Colorado unless fill in the blank and I open
the show with four or five, right, unless you're a
Christian who wants to practice your faith, a parent who
wants your little boy to stay a little boy and
not pe quote transition. And there's a long list there,
one of the greats obviously, and this is number one
on the list. A texture points out, unless you don't
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want to take a mandated shot, right because with Jared
Paul is mister free State of Colorado who said, no,
you get this medicine injected into your veins, or you
lose your job, you can't support your family, you don't
get that next paycheck. That's mister free State of Colorado.
But then then there was a texture who texted about
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Colorado leaders and I want to open that up. Who
do you think the most important leaders in Colorado are
right now? Because the way I started the show is
by pointing out you can't even get mad about any
of these lives from Polis because he's irrelevant. Nobody can
somebody name anybody out there right now who takes Polis seriously?
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I mean, he has become irrelevant. But here's the other
profound truths of the day. Colorado right now is leaderless.
Colorado does not have a leader. Think about that for
a second. There have been times in Colorado's past when
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we've had a Republican leader who's the clear leader of
the state, Bill Owens. We've been other times where we've
had a Democrat who's a clear leader of the state.
Whether you like it or not, say a John Hickenlooper
or Roy Romer. Colorado is leaderless right now. Think about
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what that means for the state. Is there any honest
person who would say that Colorado has a leader right now? Now,
We've got some great young Republican talent, and in their
own spheres, I think they're going to be very effective.
Say these some of these congress people, but the state
doesn't have a leader. You disagree with that, Let me
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know what do you think the impact of that is
in the state. Now, We've got a lot of great
leaders operating at the community level in different groups and
different organizations and different congregations, et cetera, in our community statewide,
but the state does not have a leader. Not a
good thing. That's got to be fixed. You're on the
Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 3 (18:45):
You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 7 (18:49):
This moment, Jeff, you covered President Obama.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
To see the two of them speaking to.
Speaker 7 (18:54):
One another seated next to one another, which I don't
think they have been one.
Speaker 6 (18:57):
Of these these funerals are gathered where they bear.
Speaker 1 (18:59):
The same they have not. It truly is extraordinary.
Speaker 6 (19:03):
The last time most of them were in the submer
room was in twenty eighteen at the funeral of George H. W.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
Bush.
Speaker 6 (19:08):
President Trump was in office. Then one person missing, and
this is Michelle Obama. I'm told by her advisors that
she had a scheduling conflict. She's actually still in Hawaii from.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
My scheduling conflicts, still in away. So why do you
think Michelle Obama? Why do you think Michelle Obama stood
up the late Jimmy Carter? Well, what do you think
is behind that eight five y five for zero five
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seven seven three nine. If you just joined us, thank you.
Got a few things going on we'd love you to
plug into, either by phone or text. And one is
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Polis getting up in his state of this state today
and this bizarre, obviously false pitch. He kept repeatedly referring
to Colorado as the free state of Colorado. So this
is how he's trying to brand himself right when he
he knows the truth is the opposite. But this is typical, right,
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and that's why you get a Joe Biden who devotes
his full skills in the power of the presidency to
maximizing the slaughter of children before birth, and then repeatedly
refers to himself as a quote devout Catholic because so
often these dishonest people say they're the opposite of what
they are. So Jared Polis has been the opposite of freedom.
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Jared Polis is the guy who says, you either stick
this medicine, this new medicine in your veins, or you
lose your state job. You lose your job, you can't
feed your family anymore. So he knows the record, the
truth is he's the opposite of freedom. But so now
he has to tell this lie, and he thinks if
he repeats it often enough, people will buy it. And
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all I can do is laugh at that, because it's
obviously part of this grand delusion that so many of
these Colorado Democrats get. Because they're able to intimidate most,
not all, of the local press by threatening access. The
local press doesn't kiss their body parts, and so then
they get away with all this stuff here, and when
they go out in the real world, you know where
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the media, including the left media, actually looks at them. Honestly,
they all get obliterated. And the same already has been
true for Polis in this sense. You notice he didn't
even get into the last race. He didn't even get
into the last race at any point. And so I
think Polis clearly saw the writing on the wall that
his stick wasn't working. But he's not given up. He's
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not given up. He's trying to position himself for twenty eight.
So he's going to try to state this falsehood over
and over again, hoping that somehow it sticks, and then
it's going to fall apart on him, the same way
it fell apart in Hick and Looper had fell apart
in Bennett, because he's going to get out there into
some kind of primary where people are going to say,
wait a second, you're saying you're mister freedom, but you
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tell people take the shot or they lose their job,
or you told people they couldn't go to church while
you ordered that the pot shops stay open. You know,
stuff like that that his opponents are certain to remember
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But what would you plug into that Colorado, you know,
the free state of Colorado, unless I say, unless you're
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a Christian wants to practice your faith, unless you don't
want experimental medicine shot in your veins, which, by the way,
I did. I took that. I regret it. I'll always
regret it, but I did it. Let's see how about
this one. And we also raised the leader issue that
has tied into all of this, because my point is,
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Colorado does not have a leader right now. One of
the few times in state's history there's no recognized leader
of Colorado. I don't think anybody would make the argument
that Jared Polus is somehow recognized as a true leader
in Colorado. We've had true Democrat leaders before. We had
Bill Owens, we had Roy Romer, John Hickenlooper. Whether you
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agree with people on policy or not, obviously I agreed
with Owens. We Colorado had a clear leader almost always.
Right now it doesn't, and obviously that's very bad for
the state. You can see all these bad things happening.
Dan Rorr has a terrible leader in Mike Coffin. Dan
having Polish refer to Colorado as a free state. Makes
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me think he's partaking in some of the substances he
has made legal that wouldn't be exhibit A to me,
my friend. And I don't know whether he does or not,
but if you're trying to make an argument that he does,
this would be exhibit A.
Speaker 7 (23:35):
And you're saying, we're addressing them, and that's what you're
upset about, Madam Speaker.
Speaker 5 (23:39):
I want you, Amoudam Speaker, to address him. The reason
that they are here.
Speaker 8 (23:43):
They are here because our government is tearing apart their families.
Speaker 9 (23:46):
Madam Speaker, Well, gentlemen from Colorado, understand all members of
the Speaker.
Speaker 7 (23:51):
Understand that the Speaker is obstructing Hr fifteen from coming.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
To the floor.
Speaker 5 (23:57):
Will speaks, Will the Speaker.
Speaker 10 (24:00):
Understand that, Will the Speaker understand.
Speaker 5 (24:04):
That gentleman may proceeed? Will the Speaker.
Speaker 10 (24:06):
Understand that the Speaker is preventing Hr fifteen from.
Speaker 5 (24:09):
Coming to the floor.
Speaker 7 (24:10):
And that is why there are men and women in
the gallery the potentially face deportation and their families are
being torn apart.
Speaker 1 (24:17):
It's very simple.
Speaker 5 (24:18):
It's very simple, very simple, Madam Speaker.
Speaker 1 (24:21):
Do you think he was under the influencre only if
it's like adderall or something, Yeah, because I mean that abuse.
That abuse is of a female Speaker of the House.
And has anybody ever heard behavior like that before in
the floor of the house? Listen. If this wasn't a
protected Democrat with hundreds of millions of dollars to spend
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to get elected, that his career would have ended that day.
So you know, I don't know whether he partakes or not.
But my exhibit A would be the one I just played.
And there are some others right like where the blanket
mask and don't be stupid Colorado things like that. But Dan,
this country doesn't have a leader either, I respectfully disagree
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text or I think Donald Trump is clearly the leader
of the country right now and in many ways worldwide.
And that's before he's sworn in for the second term. Dan,
Like a young couple in the front seat of an
old Ford, that's good stuff right there. Thank you to
the texture. I was referring to Trump and Obama together
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sitting so close together, not whispering, but talking to each
other very close up, laughing, et cetera. And that's a
reference there too. Do you ever have a car with
the bench seat going way back. Are there any cars
out there right now with bench seats in the front seat?
I don't think that's legal anymore, is it? Oh? Is
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that right? I don't know about Colorado. I think in
michigan's illegal though. Wow. Okay, okay, yeah? And those were
those are really great inventions, Dan Nowayne hades at There
reason Michelle Obama miss Carter's funeral is because she is
in Hawaii on an extended vacation. I'd bet a tomahawk's
stake on that. Why do you think she missed? I mean,
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they're acknowledging she's in Hawaii, but that makes it even worse, right,
I mean, unless you have a loved one like actively
dying as a former first Lady, you got to be
at this funeral. So why do you think Michelle Obama
stiff Jimmy Carter? Diss Jimmy Carter like this and his family?
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By the way, and we don't talk about Jimmy Carter
a lot, right because it was so long ago, and
other than his failures, it's not very memorable. But here's
a cut from his grandson.
Speaker 11 (26:44):
As president in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
As you've heard, he.
Speaker 11 (26:47):
Protected more land than any other president.
Speaker 1 (26:50):
In history fifty years ago.
Speaker 11 (26:54):
He was a climate warrior who pushed for a world
where we conserved energy, limited emissions, traded our reliance.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
On fossil fuels for.
Speaker 11 (27:03):
Expanded renewable sources by the way, he cut the deficit,
wanted to decriminalize marijuana, deregulated so many industries that he
gave us cheap flights, and as you heard, Kraft beer
basically all of those years ago.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
He was the first millennial.
Speaker 11 (27:25):
And you can make great playlists, as we've heard as well.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
Yeah, that's why he won in a landslide that second term. Right, Yeah, listen,
I never knew the guy, and I'm sure the good
the guy was a good guy in a lot of
different ways. But the guy was the ultimate sellout. He
knew and just as a matter of this isn't philosophy,
just as a matter of science, medical fact, et cetera,
he knew abortion was mass killing. And it was a
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time in our nation. I know it seems hard to
imagine right now, but Roe was very recent and there
were still many Democrats, many Democrats who were pro life,
and there was still a chance to save it back then.
And Jimmy Carter knew how wrong that was. And he
sold out. He sold out, He would not stand up
for life in that window. You go back to nineteen
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seventy six when he was elected, there was still a
chance for Democrats not to sell their soul, not to
sell this future, not to sell the country to the
mass killers. And he sold out, and he sold out
for political power. Now, hey, I hope he gets right
now in death what I hope for in death, which
is a lot more justice than mercy. We're all flawed,
(28:35):
we're all sinners, and I don't want justice when I die.
I want mercy. If I get justice when I die,
which means what I truly deserve, things may not end
well for me. I want mercy, and I hope he
gets mercy too. But let's not sugarcoat this. He was
a sellout on the civil rights issue of our lifetimes
and there was a chance there to save tens of
(28:57):
millions of lives, and he sold out for political power,
or like so many Democrats do today. You're on the
Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 3 (29:10):
And now back to the Dan Kaplass Show podcast.
Speaker 1 (29:13):
Okay, I don't care if they were talking about the
Notre Dame game denied or they were talking about some
girl or whatever they were talking about. It's just a
great image for America to just see the two of
them yucking it up together. And that that's the point
we're making all along, right, that that the best Trump
to you, the best chance to unify this country was
(29:34):
Trump winning a second term. And we're seeing that, not
puppies Rainbow's immediate fix, but we're seeing a big step
in the right direction. And had Kamala Harris one, it
would have been enormous steps backwards until we all fall
off the cliff eight five to five for zero five
eight two five five playing a fun game, and I
hope you join in a lot of textures. I'll get
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to those now. T d A N five seven seven
three nine Karried polists today Constant refrain in his state
of the state that truly nobody pays attention to or
cares about, but we want to have fun with it here.
He kept calling Colorado the free state of Colorado because
he wants to brand himself that way for his presidential run,
(30:17):
and he knows that the truth is the opposite. I mean,
you can't get any less free than the governor tell you. You
have to put this medicine in your veins or you
will lose your state job. Right, So he's trying to
rewrite history, but we want to have some fun with it.
So so, yeah, the free straight Estate of Colorado unless
and I kicked it off with, unless you're a Christian
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who wants to practice your faith, asked Jack Phillips. And
unless you're a parent who doesn't want your little boy
transitioned into a little girl. You know, unless you're a
city government that wants to turn criminal illegals over to Ice. Yeah,
the free State of Colorado, unless you want to carry
a common handgun with the magazine. So on some of
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your examples as well. Let me get to the text, Dan.
That clip you played of Jared Polish screeching at the
speaker of the house, as well as how he constantly
berated Heidi Ganaal while debating her demonstrated to me his
dislike and disrespect for women. We won't even bring up
the physical abuse he did before he changed his last
name to Polis. First of all, I'm a big innocent
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till proven guilty guy, and I'm not aware of Polis
ever being proven guilty of physically abusing any woman. With
that said, I think it as clear as that Bronco's
hat on Ryan's head that Jared Polis has an enormous
problem with women, an enormous problem with women. And you
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look at the way that he treated Haidi Ganaal on
the debates. So by the way, whooped is white, you
know what I mean, She whooped his behind in those debates.
But he obviously had a problem with her that you
can just tell it right. It's like obscenity, you know
when you see it is gender base. You cannot this
way that this sound. We're the only outlet that plays
(32:03):
it anywhere. And he should have lost his career over this,
but he didn't because he's a protected Democrat and he
has hundreds of millions to spend on their causes. But
you cannot do what Youared polists did here unless you
have a major problem with women and an enormous sexism problem.
This this is on the floor of the House, directed
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to a female speaker of the House, and.
Speaker 5 (32:27):
You're saying, we're addressing them.
Speaker 7 (32:28):
And that's what you're upset about, Madam speaker.
Speaker 8 (32:30):
I want you, Amountam Speaker, to address to the reason
that they are here. They are here because our government
is tearing apart their families.
Speaker 9 (32:38):
Madam speaker, Well, gentlemen from Colorado, understand, all members the speaker.
Speaker 7 (32:43):
Understand that the speaker is obstructing HR fifteen from coming
to the floor.
Speaker 5 (32:49):
Will speak, Will a speaker.
Speaker 10 (32:52):
Understand that, Will the speaker understand that gentlemen may proceeed?
Speaker 5 (32:57):
Will the speaker.
Speaker 7 (32:58):
Understand that the speaker is preventing h R fifteen from
coming to the floor. And that is why there are
men and women in the gallery the potentially face deportation
and their families are being torn apart.
Speaker 10 (33:09):
It's very simple. It's very simple, very simple, Madam speaker.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
It's very simple. It's very simple. It's very simple, Madam speaker.
He just stopped short of saying it's very simple, you
dumb blank. I mean, that's the single most sexist thing
probably ever said on the floor of the House, that
entire rant, right, So there can be no doubt he
has a major problem with women. But he's been able
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to buy himself into all these offices. And you know,
this phony holier than Thou enlightened Jared Polost Garbage. Colorado
was about to have its first female governor, and listen,
I wouldn't have liked it because of her policies, but
she was certainly more qualified to be governor than he was.
A very talented, very accomplished woman named Kerrie Kennedy and
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Colorado was she was about to win the Democratic primary,
she was going to win the general, and while I
wouldn't have liked her policy, she would have been a
very talented and highly competent female governor. So Jared Polis
actually used his money to prevent Colorado from having its
first female governor. He just steamrolled her down the stretch
(34:15):
in the primary with her money. Yeah, that's the reality
of these lefties. Dan quotes stiff Jimmy Carter question Mark,
thank you Texter for picking that up. I was referring
to Michelle Obama stiffing Jimmy Carter today by not attending
his funeral for the very understandable reason right on vacation
in Hawaii, Dan, it's a free state of Colorado unless
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your rancher who can't protect his livestock from Wolve's beautiful point, Dk,
beautiful point there, Dan, We get it, you hate Polis,
but that was so twenty twenty four. You on, you know,
the fascinating thing And the great thing is it's the
opposite of hating Polis. I enjoyed Polis, and I had
Polis on the show many many times, got along very well,
(35:01):
and he was treated very well. Well. We disagreed on
the issue. So if he called up right now and
he wanted to grab a beer, do this, and that,
I thoroughly enjoy it with him. I just speak the
truth about him. You know, what I despise are the lies.
What I despise is are all of these falsehoods. What
I despise all of this incompetence and worse, when I
(35:23):
despise all of these bad acts that inflicts so much harm.
What I despise is saying, oh, it's all in Daniel
Jurinsky's imagination. But when the things police does allows real
people in the real world to get raped, murdered, killed, Yeah,
I do despise that.
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It is a beautiful moment to live through together. Let
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two five to five The number text d an five
seven seven three nine. You're probably seeing it, you're probably
hearing it, you're probably feeling it. Since Donald Trump won
and was elected to this second term, it's almost as
if that's become the tipping point moment just kind of
across the board in so many different ways. And obviously
(00:43):
eyes open prior to election day, which is why he won.
But it's brought about, I think, this great awakening in America,
and great awakening on the part of so many people
you know who usually vote Democrat. Man, maybe the registered Democrat,
maybe they're unaffiliated, but just this great awakening to the
reality of what the Democratic Party and the left has
(01:06):
become here in Colorado and nationally, and the need to
step back from the brink and save all of this
and you see different forms every day, right and today
we have a couple of other examples. We've been talking
obviously about this devastation out in Los Angeles, which just
you know, fits under the heading of leftist rule leads
(01:27):
to ruin. I mean, it doesn't mean those are evil people.
Some are, but certainly not all. Leftist rule leads to ruin.
And sometimes it's faster, sometimes it's slower, but we see
it everywhere, whether it's the horror of what's going on
in California right now, you know, because the left opposed
or failed to do so many different things which would
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have mitigated this and better prepared to combat it, including
by the way, like having enough water to fight the fires.
But you know, or you get to the ramp and
death and and the obvious decline of Chicago. But you
see it right here. You see it right here in Colorado,
and it's fast and it's awful. It's slower than it
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would be because we've been blessed with one of the
most beautiful places in the world, in all of these
great natural gifts. So it takes the left longer to
ruin Colorado. But the trend, and it's much more than
a trend is so clear. But you see this awakening
now and you see many on the left out in
California now rising up against the governor and the mayor
of la and these other elected lefties. But you see
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it in other ways across the country. So it's a
great moment to be alive. And then, of course, who
would have guessed that one of Jimmy Carter's greatest acts
of service to this country would be his funeral, because
obviously he was not a good president. And I've said
this before on air, I'm not ashamed of it. I
was eighteen years old, I was a student in Boulder, Colorado.
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I'd grown up a Democrat my whole life, and my
first vote for Jimmy Carter in that presidential election. But
he was an awful president. The only president worse in
my lifetime, or maybe maybe any lifetime was Joe Biden.
But an awful president. But he did do a service
for this country today through his funeral, because if you
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haven't seen it yet, when you get home, you just
got to tile up the video of the funeral. Particularly,
you know the interactions in the first couple of rows
where you had Biden and his wife and then you
had nobody calls her doctor Jill after he lost. Have
you noticed that, Ryan, She's only doctor Jill, you know,
but before he lost. But anyway, you got Biden, you
(03:37):
got his wife. Then you've got Kamala Harris next to her,
and then you've got Doug the Bruiser next to Kamala,
and then right behind that is even more fun because
then you've got Obama. Michelle couldn't make it. She's on
vacation in Hawaii. You've got Obama without Michelle, but you
got Obama sitting right next to Trump. And it triggers
(04:00):
this fantastic, so good for this nation video of those
two guys getting along like a couple of frat brothers,
you know, and they're and they're laughing and talking and
sitting close to each other, and it was just such
a cool thing to see. Now, I'd like to get
your take on what you think they were saying and
why you think that happened. But one way or the other,
it's a great image for this country. Great image for
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this country because, as we predicted before election day, the
very best chance to start to dial back the polarization
in this country, which has reached a toxic level pre
election day was the election of Donald Trump. The only
real chance to take a big step towards unity was
electing Trump, because at that point you got a shot.
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You got a shot on unity, because we can unify
around success, we can unify around strength, we can unify
around peace and prosperity. And with Trump, you've got that opportunity.
It's also funny as hell, and you could just that
is as Obama sitting there talking to him. He's just
enjoying the guy. I've never met him myself. Have you
met him Ryan President Trump? Yeah? No, unfortunately not. Yeah,
(05:08):
well so you must have met Obama from I met
your question and you're not female? How did that happen?
Long story?
Speaker 2 (05:16):
But like you, I was that same age eighteen. It
was the first election I could vote in. On my
September birthday of nineteen ninety two, I had just turned eighteen,
and there was supposed to be a debate at Michigan State.
I want a lottery for tickets in the student section,
and it was going to be Clinton, Yeah, Herbert Walker,
Bush and Ross Perrot, and then the Bush people backed
out and that made me mad.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
And Bill Clinton says, I'm going to come anyway, and
he was.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
There at the Bell Tower on Michigan State's campus and
I got to meet him.
Speaker 1 (05:44):
Great, great date handshake. Do you like him? I'm good,
firm handshakeska his head and everything. Thank you appreciate you
being here. His eyes met my wife. Well, I don't
know about that, right, but yes, so, But anyway, the
point here being the point, it was just so cool
to see this video. I hope it makes it onto
all the different media so everybody sees it, because it's
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just it's a nice moment for America. It's encouraging for America.
And I would like to know what they said. I'm
going to check into I know they've brought some lip
readers in to try to interpret it. I'll try to
get into that during the break. But then that brings
us to the great state of Colorado, right, And I
do believe that's happening here. I do believe that that
(06:27):
more on the left are seeing, you know, what the
left is doing to the state. Do I think that's
enough right now on its own for the GOP to
wind know, not statewide, but combined with some other factors,
you know, the right candidates, the right campaigns a couple
of breaks here and there, it is possible. But one
of the things I want to have some fun with
(06:48):
and hopefully you will too, is this nonsense from Polus
in his State of the state today. And the point
isn't to get upset about it because the guy is irrelevant.
I got to ask you this, is there anybody in
the state of Colorado right now less relevant than Jared Polis.
Nobody takes him seriously. I understand he still has veto
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power in a veto some of this garbage from the
left because Paul is not out of principle because he
wants to be president. And you know, there is truly
a better chance of Ryan Schuling being President of the
United States and Jared Polis. But we got to have
some fun with this because you know, Polus had these
two big themes working in the state of the state today,
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and you know this this cheap, desperate impersonator of DeSantis,
a real governor, America's governor is around DeSantis. Polus is
trying to rip off DeSantis and go with this free
state thing. You know, because Florida properly, you know, got
the reputation as the free state of Florida when DeSantis
opened that up during COVID, and as a direct beneficiary
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of that, you know, I really appreciated it, experienced it, etc.
Because my mom and dad, when my mom got PHASEMO,
my dad retired from the forest, they moved down to
the Fort Myers area, and so we would go down
there every year. They're buried there. Now we just got
back from there, and so we would experience that during
those visits. So Polus now, oh, Free State of Colorado.
Free State of Colorado, Denver Post reports. Poulus's late morning
(08:18):
speech sought to focus his in the legislator's attention on Colorado. First, boy,
where do you get that one? Ryan? Let's see Colorado first,
America first. He repeatedly referred to the state as quote,
the free State of Colorado. So I'd love your help
filling this in. I mean, this is low hanging fruit, right,
it's just fish in a barrel. The free State of Colorado,
(08:40):
where you are not free to blank, but the free
state of Colorado unless blank, and I'll kick it off.
The free State of Colorado unless you're a Christian, unless
you want to practice your Christian faith, The Free State
of Colorado unless if you're a parent, who doesn't want
(09:01):
your boy transition to a girl or your little girl
transitioned to a boy. Yeah, the free state of Colorado
unless you want a common handgun for self defense, the
free state of Colorado unless you want your city government
to turn over the criminals to Isis. Yes, So the
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free State of Colorado to Polis means you're free to
do what he wants you to do and not what
you want to die. And that's just the reality ryan
this guy. But again you just have to laugh because
he's so obviously deceptive and irrelevant. This is the guy
who shut down the churches while he declared the pot
(09:45):
shops to be essential businesses. So the churches aren't essential,
but boy, that people selling the drugs are. You're on
the Dan Caplas show.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
Back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast.
Speaker 4 (10:03):
When I started the year as it would be a
Democratic presidential nominee, and we all know what happened after that. Again,
you didn't see a particularly warm grading between the first
couple and the second couple. But again, we are at
a funeral, so one has to take that into account.
Speaker 5 (10:22):
And then why did you mention it?
Speaker 4 (10:23):
The body language of the individuals say.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
Then why did you mention it?
Speaker 1 (10:27):
Come on, that's not the first time that Jill snubbed her.
Speaker 5 (10:30):
We're not.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
It was so obvious. They wanted it to be obvious.
They wanted the world to see it. That's why Tapper
even mentioned it. I mean, in the road behind, you've
got Obama and Trump, you know, sitting like lovebirds in
the front of an old Ford yucking it up. Yu.
So it's not like, oh, did Jimmy Carter? Was this,
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you know, forty three year old president of the United
States who was cut down in his prime. No, Jimmy
Carter lived a long, happy life and then passed away
we peacefully. There was nothing somber about this. This was
people who hate each other and they wanted the world
to know it. So if you haven't seen it yet,
and you go home and you watch it and tell
(11:11):
me if you think I overstated it. I think I'm
understating it. You had because President comes in last, right,
So Joe Biden came in last, and then Joe Biden
was next to her. So you've got you've got Harris
and Doug the Bruiser already in there. They're sitting there,
and then you've got President Joe Biden come in with
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Joe Biden, and they come in and they sit down,
and they didn't even looked at There might have been
if you went to the super slow mo, there might
have been a millisecond, a fraction of a millisecond glance
by Joe Biden toward Kamala Harris the Bruiser, Doug the
Bruiser didn't even look at any of them. Joe Biden,
(11:56):
who knows what he's saying, and Joe Biden didn't look
at any of them. It could not have been more obvious,
the disdain between all of them, another snub. This all
sets up for it, right.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
You got all these dignitaries from the whole political generations
going back thirty odd years. Donald Trump goes to his seat,
as you mentioned, Dan to sit next to Barack Obama,
and they were like, you know, an odd couple, just
having a great time. Al Gore stands up, shakes President
Trump's hand. Mike Pence stands up. That's the first time
they've seen each other in four years, shakes President Trump's hand.
(12:28):
Karen Pence would not make eye contact with Donald Trump
or Milania Trump, would not stand up right, would not
shake their hands.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
So right there.
Speaker 1 (12:35):
And then did you see the look from Kamala Harris.
This was worth the whole price of admission at Obama
when he Obama was yucking it up with Trump, she
was so ticked. The whole thing was just priceless. But
it comes back to We're gonna do several profound truths today.
These are profound truths nobody can just no reasonable, rational,
(12:56):
honest person can disagree with. And one of the profound
truths of the day is that the Donald Trump who
just won in twenty twenty four has one hundred times
more the stature in the eyes of his opponents and
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most of the world than the Donald Trump who won
in twenty sixteen. That's an undeniable truth. And he has
that stature because of everything he survived to get to
that point of victory. He has that new stature in
this respect, which they may never articulate it, but you
see it in different forms such as today when Obama,
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in front of the whole world, is sitting as close
to him as you will see a couple at their
wedding reception and they're yucking it up. You know, it
is proof of that new respect Donald Trump has from
his opponents, let alone his supporters. Because the way we're wired, right,
the way we're wired, I think is Americans, is that
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we respect courage, We respect Trink's strength, We respect those
who emerged victorious against all odds, even if we don't
agree with him on other things, and who in modern
American life epitomizes that more than Trump. He survived the
coup attempt, He survived the law fair, the full force
(14:23):
of the administration abusing the legal system to put him
in jail. He survived assassins twice. When he is shot
in the head, he jumps right back up and says, fight, fight, fight.
So what you're seeing on display in a thousand different ways,
including today at the Carter funeral, is this respect that
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even his fiercest opponents have for him. Now remember that
picture of Trump and the White House, sitting there with Biden,
and Biden's got this big smile on his face, you know, between.
Speaker 2 (14:54):
Two and Obama laughing it up with Trump. Was that
dude to the Trump is Hitler narrative?
Speaker 1 (14:59):
Right? And then all of a sudden, well, it just
confirms that everybody knew, right, I mean, all these people
were lying when they said they thought Trump was Hitler,
but everybody already knew that, and that's why he won.
But then you got Fetterman, you know, going down to
mar A Lago to kiss the ring. And I respect
Fetterman for that, you know. It's just there is one
hundred times more respect and esteem for Trump than when
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he took office in sixteen. And I voted for him
in sixteen, supported him in sixteen. But that's the reality
because he overcame so much and prevailed. So that's that's
a profound truth that every American should be happy about
because it gives this nation the best chance for success
that it has had in our lifetime. So that's that's
(15:45):
a great moment. Marin. I'm about to give you another
profound truth. I don't know if we've ever gone back
to back profound truths, because we don't use that label
very often, and we only use that when when no
reasonable person could argue with it. It's inarguable. But it
goes back to I want to get to one of
the textures here. We're just having a lot of fun
with Polis today. We're repeatedly referring to the free State
(16:09):
of Colorado unless fill in the blank and I open
the show with four or five, right, unless you're a
Christian who wants to practice your faith, a parent who
wants your little boy to stay a little boy and
not pe quote transition. And there's a long list there,
one of the greats obviously, and this is number one
on the list. A texture points out, unless you don't
(16:31):
want to take a mandated shot, right because with Jared
Paul is mister free State of Colorado who said, no,
you get this medicine injected into your veins, or you
lose your job, you can't support your family, you don't
get that next paycheck. That's mister free State of Colorado.
But then then there was a texture who texted about
(16:51):
Colorado leaders and I want to open that up. Who
do you think the most important leaders in Colorado are
right now? Because the way I started the show is
by pointing out you can't even get mad about any
of these lives from Polis because he's irrelevant. Nobody can
somebody name anybody out there right now who takes Polis seriously?
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I mean, he has become irrelevant. But here's the other
profound truths of the day. Colorado right now is leaderless.
Colorado does not have a leader. Think about that for
a second. There have been times in Colorado's past when
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we've had a Republican leader who's the clear leader of
the state, Bill Owens. We've been other times where we've
had a Democrat who's a clear leader of the state.
Whether you like it or not, say a John Hickenlooper
or Roy Romer. Colorado is leaderless right now. Think about
(17:58):
what that means for the state. Is there any honest
person who would say that Colorado has a leader right now? Now,
We've got some great young Republican talent, and in their
own spheres, I think they're going to be very effective.
Say these some of these congress people, but the state
doesn't have a leader. You disagree with that, Let me
(18:19):
know what do you think the impact of that is
in the state. Now, We've got a lot of great
leaders operating at the community level in different groups and
different organizations and different congregations, et cetera, in our community statewide,
but the state does not have a leader. Not a
good thing. That's got to be fixed. You're on the
Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 3 (18:45):
You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 7 (18:49):
This moment, Jeff, you covered President Obama.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
To see the two of them speaking to.
Speaker 7 (18:54):
One another seated next to one another, which I don't
think they have been one.
Speaker 6 (18:57):
Of these these funerals are gathered where they bear.
Speaker 1 (18:59):
The same they have not. It truly is extraordinary.
Speaker 6 (19:03):
The last time most of them were in the submer
room was in twenty eighteen at the funeral of George H. W.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
Bush.
Speaker 6 (19:08):
President Trump was in office. Then one person missing, and
this is Michelle Obama. I'm told by her advisors that
she had a scheduling conflict. She's actually still in Hawaii from.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
My scheduling conflicts, still in away. So why do you
think Michelle Obama? Why do you think Michelle Obama stood
up the late Jimmy Carter? Well, what do you think
is behind that eight five y five for zero five
eight two five five the number text d an five
seven seven three nine. If you just joined us, thank you.
Got a few things going on we'd love you to
plug into, either by phone or text. And one is
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Polis getting up in his state of this state today
and this bizarre, obviously false pitch. He kept repeatedly referring
to Colorado as the free state of Colorado. So this
is how he's trying to brand himself right when he
he knows the truth is the opposite. But this is typical, right,
(20:04):
and that's why you get a Joe Biden who devotes
his full skills in the power of the presidency to
maximizing the slaughter of children before birth, and then repeatedly
refers to himself as a quote devout Catholic because so
often these dishonest people say they're the opposite of what
they are. So Jared Polis has been the opposite of freedom.
(20:24):
Jared Polis is the guy who says, you either stick
this medicine, this new medicine in your veins, or you
lose your state job. You lose your job, you can't
feed your family anymore. So he knows the record, the
truth is he's the opposite of freedom. But so now
he has to tell this lie, and he thinks if
he repeats it often enough, people will buy it. And
(20:47):
all I can do is laugh at that, because it's
obviously part of this grand delusion that so many of
these Colorado Democrats get. Because they're able to intimidate most,
not all, of the local press by threatening access. The
local press doesn't kiss their body parts, and so then
they get away with all this stuff here, and when
they go out in the real world, you know where
(21:08):
the media, including the left media, actually looks at them. Honestly,
they all get obliterated. And the same already has been
true for Polis in this sense. You notice he didn't
even get into the last race. He didn't even get
into the last race at any point. And so I
think Polis clearly saw the writing on the wall that
his stick wasn't working. But he's not given up. He's
(21:31):
not given up. He's trying to position himself for twenty eight.
So he's going to try to state this falsehood over
and over again, hoping that somehow it sticks, and then
it's going to fall apart on him, the same way
it fell apart in Hick and Looper had fell apart
in Bennett, because he's going to get out there into
some kind of primary where people are going to say,
wait a second, you're saying you're mister freedom, but you
(21:53):
tell people take the shot or they lose their job,
or you told people they couldn't go to church while
you ordered that the pot shops stay open. You know,
stuff like that that his opponents are certain to remember
eight five five For zero five eight two five five.
But what would you plug into that Colorado, you know,
the free state of Colorado, unless I say, unless you're
(22:16):
a Christian wants to practice your faith, unless you don't
want experimental medicine shot in your veins, which, by the way,
I did. I took that. I regret it. I'll always
regret it, but I did it. Let's see how about
this one. And we also raised the leader issue that
has tied into all of this, because my point is,
(22:39):
Colorado does not have a leader right now. One of
the few times in state's history there's no recognized leader
of Colorado. I don't think anybody would make the argument
that Jared Polus is somehow recognized as a true leader
in Colorado. We've had true Democrat leaders before. We had
Bill Owens, we had Roy Romer, John Hickenlooper. Whether you
(23:00):
agree with people on policy or not, obviously I agreed
with Owens. We Colorado had a clear leader almost always.
Right now it doesn't, and obviously that's very bad for
the state. You can see all these bad things happening.
Dan Rorr has a terrible leader in Mike Coffin. Dan
having Polish refer to Colorado as a free state. Makes
(23:20):
me think he's partaking in some of the substances he
has made legal that wouldn't be exhibit A to me,
my friend. And I don't know whether he does or not,
but if you're trying to make an argument that he does,
this would be exhibit A.
Speaker 7 (23:35):
And you're saying, we're addressing them, and that's what you're
upset about, Madam Speaker.
Speaker 5 (23:39):
I want you, Amoudam Speaker, to address him. The reason
that they are here.
Speaker 8 (23:43):
They are here because our government is tearing apart their families.
Speaker 9 (23:46):
Madam Speaker, Well, gentlemen from Colorado, understand all members of
the Speaker.
Speaker 7 (23:51):
Understand that the Speaker is obstructing Hr fifteen from coming.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
To the floor.
Speaker 5 (23:57):
Will speaks, Will the Speaker.
Speaker 10 (24:00):
Understand that, Will the Speaker understand.
Speaker 5 (24:04):
That gentleman may proceeed? Will the Speaker.
Speaker 10 (24:06):
Understand that the Speaker is preventing Hr fifteen from.
Speaker 5 (24:09):
Coming to the floor.
Speaker 7 (24:10):
And that is why there are men and women in
the gallery the potentially face deportation and their families are
being torn apart.
Speaker 1 (24:17):
It's very simple.
Speaker 5 (24:18):
It's very simple, very simple, Madam Speaker.
Speaker 1 (24:21):
Do you think he was under the influencre only if
it's like adderall or something, Yeah, because I mean that abuse.
That abuse is of a female Speaker of the House.
And has anybody ever heard behavior like that before in
the floor of the house? Listen. If this wasn't a
protected Democrat with hundreds of millions of dollars to spend
(24:44):
to get elected, that his career would have ended that day.
So you know, I don't know whether he partakes or not.
But my exhibit A would be the one I just played.
And there are some others right like where the blanket
mask and don't be stupid Colorado things like that. But Dan,
this country doesn't have a leader either, I respectfully disagree
(25:07):
text or I think Donald Trump is clearly the leader
of the country right now and in many ways worldwide.
And that's before he's sworn in for the second term. Dan,
Like a young couple in the front seat of an
old Ford, that's good stuff right there. Thank you to
the texture. I was referring to Trump and Obama together
(25:27):
sitting so close together, not whispering, but talking to each
other very close up, laughing, et cetera. And that's a
reference there too. Do you ever have a car with
the bench seat going way back. Are there any cars
out there right now with bench seats in the front seat?
I don't think that's legal anymore, is it? Oh? Is
(25:48):
that right? I don't know about Colorado. I think in
michigan's illegal though. Wow. Okay, okay, yeah? And those were
those are really great inventions, Dan Nowayne hades at There
reason Michelle Obama miss Carter's funeral is because she is
in Hawaii on an extended vacation. I'd bet a tomahawk's
stake on that. Why do you think she missed? I mean,
(26:11):
they're acknowledging she's in Hawaii, but that makes it even worse, right,
I mean, unless you have a loved one like actively
dying as a former first Lady, you got to be
at this funeral. So why do you think Michelle Obama
stiff Jimmy Carter? Diss Jimmy Carter like this and his family?
(26:33):
By the way, and we don't talk about Jimmy Carter
a lot, right because it was so long ago, and
other than his failures, it's not very memorable. But here's
a cut from his grandson.
Speaker 11 (26:44):
As president in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
As you've heard, he.
Speaker 11 (26:47):
Protected more land than any other president.
Speaker 1 (26:50):
In history fifty years ago.
Speaker 11 (26:54):
He was a climate warrior who pushed for a world
where we conserved energy, limited emissions, traded our reliance.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
On fossil fuels for.
Speaker 11 (27:03):
Expanded renewable sources by the way, he cut the deficit,
wanted to decriminalize marijuana, deregulated so many industries that he
gave us cheap flights, and as you heard, Kraft beer
basically all of those years ago.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
He was the first millennial.
Speaker 11 (27:25):
And you can make great playlists, as we've heard as well.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
Yeah, that's why he won in a landslide that second term. Right, Yeah, listen,
I never knew the guy, and I'm sure the good
the guy was a good guy in a lot of
different ways. But the guy was the ultimate sellout. He
knew and just as a matter of this isn't philosophy,
just as a matter of science, medical fact, et cetera,
he knew abortion was mass killing. And it was a
(27:51):
time in our nation. I know it seems hard to
imagine right now, but Roe was very recent and there
were still many Democrats, many Democrats who were pro life,
and there was still a chance to save it back then.
And Jimmy Carter knew how wrong that was. And he
sold out. He sold out, He would not stand up
for life in that window. You go back to nineteen
(28:13):
seventy six when he was elected, there was still a
chance for Democrats not to sell their soul, not to
sell this future, not to sell the country to the
mass killers. And he sold out, and he sold out
for political power. Now, hey, I hope he gets right
now in death what I hope for in death, which
is a lot more justice than mercy. We're all flawed,
(28:35):
we're all sinners, and I don't want justice when I die.
I want mercy. If I get justice when I die,
which means what I truly deserve, things may not end
well for me. I want mercy, and I hope he
gets mercy too. But let's not sugarcoat this. He was
a sellout on the civil rights issue of our lifetimes
and there was a chance there to save tens of
(28:57):
millions of lives, and he sold out for political power,
or like so many Democrats do today. You're on the
Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 3 (29:10):
And now back to the Dan Kaplass Show podcast.
Speaker 1 (29:13):
Okay, I don't care if they were talking about the
Notre Dame game denied or they were talking about some
girl or whatever they were talking about. It's just a
great image for America to just see the two of
them yucking it up together. And that that's the point
we're making all along, right, that that the best Trump
to you, the best chance to unify this country was
(29:34):
Trump winning a second term. And we're seeing that, not
puppies Rainbow's immediate fix, but we're seeing a big step
in the right direction. And had Kamala Harris one, it
would have been enormous steps backwards until we all fall
off the cliff eight five to five for zero five
eight two five five playing a fun game, and I
hope you join in a lot of textures. I'll get
(29:56):
to those now. T d A N five seven seven
three nine Karried polists today Constant refrain in his state
of the state that truly nobody pays attention to or
cares about, but we want to have fun with it here.
He kept calling Colorado the free state of Colorado because
he wants to brand himself that way for his presidential run,
(30:17):
and he knows that the truth is the opposite. I mean,
you can't get any less free than the governor tell you. You
have to put this medicine in your veins or you
will lose your state job. Right, So he's trying to
rewrite history, but we want to have some fun with it.
So so, yeah, the free straight Estate of Colorado unless
and I kicked it off with, unless you're a Christian
(30:38):
who wants to practice your faith, asked Jack Phillips. And
unless you're a parent who doesn't want your little boy
transitioned into a little girl. You know, unless you're a
city government that wants to turn criminal illegals over to Ice. Yeah,
the free State of Colorado, unless you want to carry
a common handgun with the magazine. So on some of
(31:00):
your examples as well. Let me get to the text, Dan.
That clip you played of Jared Polish screeching at the
speaker of the house, as well as how he constantly
berated Heidi Ganaal while debating her demonstrated to me his
dislike and disrespect for women. We won't even bring up
the physical abuse he did before he changed his last
name to Polis. First of all, I'm a big innocent
(31:21):
till proven guilty guy, and I'm not aware of Polis
ever being proven guilty of physically abusing any woman. With
that said, I think it as clear as that Bronco's
hat on Ryan's head that Jared Polis has an enormous
problem with women, an enormous problem with women. And you
(31:41):
look at the way that he treated Haidi Ganaal on
the debates. So by the way, whooped is white, you
know what I mean, She whooped his behind in those debates.
But he obviously had a problem with her that you
can just tell it right. It's like obscenity, you know
when you see it is gender base. You cannot this
way that this sound. We're the only outlet that plays
(32:03):
it anywhere. And he should have lost his career over this,
but he didn't because he's a protected Democrat and he
has hundreds of millions to spend on their causes. But
you cannot do what Youared polists did here unless you
have a major problem with women and an enormous sexism problem.
This this is on the floor of the House, directed
(32:24):
to a female speaker of the House, and.
Speaker 5 (32:27):
You're saying, we're addressing them.
Speaker 7 (32:28):
And that's what you're upset about, Madam speaker.
Speaker 8 (32:30):
I want you, Amountam Speaker, to address to the reason
that they are here. They are here because our government
is tearing apart their families.
Speaker 9 (32:38):
Madam speaker, Well, gentlemen from Colorado, understand, all members the speaker.
Speaker 7 (32:43):
Understand that the speaker is obstructing HR fifteen from coming
to the floor.
Speaker 5 (32:49):
Will speak, Will a speaker.
Speaker 10 (32:52):
Understand that, Will the speaker understand that gentlemen may proceeed?
Speaker 5 (32:57):
Will the speaker.
Speaker 7 (32:58):
Understand that the speaker is preventing h R fifteen from
coming to the floor. And that is why there are
men and women in the gallery the potentially face deportation
and their families are being torn apart.
Speaker 10 (33:09):
It's very simple. It's very simple, very simple, Madam speaker.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
It's very simple. It's very simple. It's very simple, Madam speaker.
He just stopped short of saying it's very simple, you
dumb blank. I mean, that's the single most sexist thing
probably ever said on the floor of the House, that
entire rant, right, So there can be no doubt he
has a major problem with women. But he's been able
(33:33):
to buy himself into all these offices. And you know,
this phony holier than Thou enlightened Jared Polost Garbage. Colorado
was about to have its first female governor, and listen,
I wouldn't have liked it because of her policies, but
she was certainly more qualified to be governor than he was.
A very talented, very accomplished woman named Kerrie Kennedy and
(33:54):
Colorado was she was about to win the Democratic primary,
she was going to win the general, and while I
wouldn't have liked her policy, she would have been a
very talented and highly competent female governor. So Jared Polis
actually used his money to prevent Colorado from having its
first female governor. He just steamrolled her down the stretch
(34:15):
in the primary with her money. Yeah, that's the reality
of these lefties. Dan quotes stiff Jimmy Carter question Mark,
thank you Texter for picking that up. I was referring
to Michelle Obama stiffing Jimmy Carter today by not attending
his funeral for the very understandable reason right on vacation
in Hawaii, Dan, it's a free state of Colorado unless
(34:41):
your rancher who can't protect his livestock from Wolve's beautiful point, Dk,
beautiful point there, Dan, We get it, you hate Polis,
but that was so twenty twenty four. You on, you know,
the fascinating thing And the great thing is it's the
opposite of hating Polis. I enjoyed Polis, and I had
Polis on the show many many times, got along very well,
(35:01):
and he was treated very well. Well. We disagreed on
the issue. So if he called up right now and
he wanted to grab a beer, do this, and that,
I thoroughly enjoy it with him. I just speak the
truth about him. You know, what I despise are the lies.
What I despise is are all of these falsehoods. What
I despise all of this incompetence and worse, when I
(35:23):
despise all of these bad acts that inflicts so much harm.
What I despise is saying, oh, it's all in Daniel
Jurinsky's imagination. But when the things police does allows real
people in the real world to get raped, murdered, killed, Yeah,
I do despise that.
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