Kamala's support crumbles as her campaign makes all the wrong moves, can Trump sprint to the finish?

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Dan Caples and welcome to today's online podcast
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decades lasting. Eight five to five for zero five eight
two five to five the number text d An five
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Speaker 2 (00:28):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (00:29):
It is hard to even imagine what the next thirty
five days hold and the thirty days beyond that, And
a lot of it is for reasons that aren't even
on the radar for most people right now, probably for you,
but not for most people. Eight five to five for
zero five A two five five texts Dan five seven
seven three nine.

Speaker 3 (00:49):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (00:49):
We're going to talk obviously about the latest in the
presidential race, probably the most consequential of our lifetime, talk
about what's going on with Israel and the Mid East,
which I think is going to be the big story
between now and election Day and maybe have a very
profound impact on election day itself. But I want to
lead with this Here's the Denver Post version of the

(01:13):
story former Colorado County clerk Tina Peters sentenced to nine
years for voting data scheme is the way The post
phrase that headline A judge ripped into a Colorado county
clerk for her crimes and lies before sentencing her Thursday
to nine years behind bars for a data breach scheme
spawned from the rampant false claims about voting machine fraud

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in the twenty twenty presidential race. District Judge Matthew Barrett
told former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, after earlier aspiring
with her for continuing to press discredited claims about rig
voting machines, that she never took her job. Seriously, quoting
the court, it says, I am convinced you would do
it all over again if you could. You're as defiant

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as any defendant this court has ever seen. Barrett told her,
in handing down this sentence, quote, you are no hero.
You abused your position, and you're a charlatan. Love to
get your take on these developments eight five to five
for zero five A two five five takes d A
N five seven seven three nine. The story goes on
from there, Tina Peters told the court quote, I've never

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done anything with malice to break the law. I've only
wanted to serve the people of Mesa County and so anyway,
get your reaction to that. The court also saying, quote,
it's just more lies. No objective person believes them.

Speaker 4 (02:36):
No.

Speaker 2 (02:36):
At the end of the day, you cared about the.

Speaker 1 (02:38):
Jets, the podcast, and the people flying with you, Barrett
said Ran. On a related note, I've never flown in
a private jet. Have you flown in a private jet?

Speaker 5 (02:50):
Wow?

Speaker 3 (02:51):
Well, a charter with a football team. I was a
smaller jet and it wasn't a kind of a private Okay,
smaller airport, something like what we have there in Centennial.

Speaker 2 (03:02):
Okay, did the team win or lose?

Speaker 6 (03:05):
All?

Speaker 3 (03:05):
We got our butts kicked by Georgia and Matthew Stafford.

Speaker 2 (03:08):
Yeah, well I recall, Yeah, that will.

Speaker 1 (03:10):
Make the trip home less fun anyway. Sorry, I didn't
mean to digress there. I'm just you've never been in
a private jet. That astounds me. Yes, quite Frankly, I've
done a lot of small plane travel in my law practice,
because you know, sometimes I'll be up looking for witnesses
in remote parts of here or there in fact, and
I won't get into a story on this, but I

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was up looking for a witness in Alaska, and we
were headed up far far north into Alaska, and the
weather turned kind of bad and everything else. And then
I leaned my head against the door the small plane
I was in, and all of a sudden the door opened,
So you know, I had the belt on, obviously, leaning
of a small plane over the the real frozen tundra.

(03:53):
There was no lambeau Field there, but no lots of
small plane travel with my my law practice and all that.
But no, I've not been in a private jet. They
did quote the Denver Post found Ton to quote Jenna
Griswold in this piece quote, Colorado elections are the nation's
gold standard. Fascinating, you know, but because I mean, hey, listen,

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I do think Colorado elections are clean.

Speaker 2 (04:17):
I mean they need to be perfect.

Speaker 1 (04:19):
I don't think they're perfect right now, and I'm always
open to new information, but I think Colorado elections generally speaking,
are clean. But this is from a Secretary of STATEU
if I remember correctly, Ryan, correct me if I'm wrong.
There's been a lot going on, but isn't Jenna Griswold,
the Secretary of State who wanted the leading candidate for
president forced off the ballots so people didn't even have

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the choice to vote for him, and the US Supreme Court,
which consists of more than a few appointed by Democratic presidents,
slapped her down nine zip.

Speaker 3 (04:52):
Yeah, and she was quite vocal about her support to
remove Donald Trump from the ballot. I mean, she's a
partisan hack and has been the worst secretary of State
to my view that the Colorado's ever had.

Speaker 2 (05:04):
Yeah, by a mile.

Speaker 1 (05:05):
Not by an inch, by a mile, y, Because I
mean you come back to it, right, and that is
certain positions need to be considered sacred, like da jobs, right,
because there you have the power to ruin somebody with
just an allegation, just your words. Here's Kamala Harris love
to brag as dag it's just the stroke of repent
could ruin somebody's life. And it's true, and we've seen

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it happen, and we've seen it wrongly.

Speaker 2 (05:31):
Happen in some cases.

Speaker 1 (05:33):
So I think that should be a sacred position that's
above politics. And I've viewed secretary of state the same
way in a different sense. That wait a second, above
all people have got to have confidence in our elections,
and it seems like Griswold has gone out of her
way to undermine confidence in elections at the worst possible

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time for this country. Because you look at the polling
and it depends which pole you see, right, But what
would you say, Ryan, their percentage is that believes that
twenty twenty election was stolen. There are many many good
people who believe that. I personally don't. I even't seen
the evidence to satisfy me. But there are lots and
lots of good people who believe that. I think in
some polls it's at least a majority of Republicans.

Speaker 3 (06:17):
Yeah, I would say my stance on it is very
close to yours. I use kind of your legal philosophy.
It's not what you know is what you can prove.
And I don't think that there was enough evidence to
prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it was stolen. Now
I do think, and you've have discussed this too, it
was rigged with the Hunter Biden laptop story getting buried,

(06:38):
with the silencing of media and the collusion. There was
collusion between certain members of government and these Facebook et cetera.
And shutting down stories and doing favors. I'll scratch your back.
FBI comes in talks to Mark Zuckerberg. So, yeah, twenty
twenty was rigged in a lot of ways, and Joe
Biden should not have won it, but he did.

Speaker 1 (06:59):
And I'm asking you what percentage what percentage of folks
out there?

Speaker 3 (07:02):
Would you say between thirty and forty Yeah, and some
poles show higher.

Speaker 1 (07:07):
So all I'm saying is listen, All I'm saying is
that this is the worst possible time to have a
Secretary of State who undermines confidence in elections. And through
Jenna Griswold's hyper partisanship and the effort to throw the
leading candidate for president off the ballots so people don't
even have that chance to vote for them. Wow, what

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champions of democracy. I think Griswold undermines confidence in elections.
And so yeah, I think Colorado is overall clean elections,
but I think she is undermining confidence in those elections.
So anyway, if you've got thoughts on the sentencing of
Tina Peters today, my overarching thought is it is just
so sad.

Speaker 2 (07:49):
It is just so sad.

Speaker 1 (07:50):
I'm not questioning the conviction, not questioning the sentencing. I'm
just saying it's so sad, and we'll take it from there.
Eight five four five eight two five five text D
A N five seven seven three nine. Lots more on
the agenda, Gabe Evans running for Congress and c D
eight and I understand you may not live there, though
we have a.

Speaker 2 (08:10):
Great audience up there. We're very grateful for on It's.

Speaker 1 (08:13):
The fantastic case, col But the point is, no matter
where you are in America right now, you need Gabe
Evans to win. If you want America to be better,
you need Gabe Evans to win. Gave Evans is real
good to begin with, but you know, control of the
House could depend on that seat and the Emerson Pole
out yesterday only Pauline I've seen on it. My brother
had it to dead heats. So he's going to be

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vastly outspent. But you and I could help change that.
Not that I've given him any money yet, but I should.
But you know, five bucks anything you could give will help.
But he'll be on at five thirty six I do,
so we'll be talking about that. I do want to
get back to this big local story, good reporting by
the Post showing that pedestrian deaths in Colorade. They've skyrocketed

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over the last ten years. Why and what's the fix?
I want to do a deeper dive on that.

Speaker 2 (09:01):
I will.

Speaker 1 (09:01):
I just can't wait for this visual and I'll describe
it to as best I can't but see it and
then any moment Harris's first joint event with Liz Cheney
just got see that visual.

Speaker 2 (09:15):
I just gotta see that visual.

Speaker 1 (09:18):
And that is up in Wisconsin, and that'll bring us
into the latest swing state polling, which, again, the way
I interpret it all, appears to be very good overall
for President Trump. It doesn't mean he's winning everywhere, but
he's winning lots of places. The big thing is he's
outpacing by a lot right now where he was at
in the polls last time. And I think that's personally

(09:39):
a really big deal. But I just come back to
I just come back to the strongest currents, the big
picture stuff, bottom line is and it's the reason I've
got no stress over this election day. I could be wrong,
she could win, but but I have no stress over
it because in the end, I'm just convinced there's no
way America. There is no way America is ready to

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elect a far left San Francisco radicalist president. I just
I just don't think there's any way America is going
to do that. And then we'll get into the micro
stuff as well. Eight five five or zero five eight two.

Speaker 2 (10:15):
Five five the number.

Speaker 1 (10:16):
When we come back, I'll tell you why and how
the world's about to change in one of the biggest
ways in our lifetime.

Speaker 2 (10:21):
You're on the Dan Capla.

Speaker 5 (10:22):
Show and now back to the Dan Taplass Show podcast.

Speaker 1 (10:28):
And as performing with young voters compared to how President
Biden did in twenty twenty eight.

Speaker 7 (10:32):
So some numbers Anderson to help with that question. Number one,
just look at this choice for president. I want to
stretch this out a little bit. Excuse me for turning
my back. This is our recent New York Times Siana pol.
It shows Donald Trump and the vice president tied tiede
among voters eights eighteenth to twenty nine. Joe Biden carried
that group by twenty four points in twenty twenty in
the exit polls from being on the ground.

Speaker 8 (10:51):
Remember when you pull a smaller shub group in a poll,
there's a bigger margin of eraror. I can't quite believe
it's a tie from being on the ground several times
in Michigan. But there's no question the president is doing
better than President Biden was doing earlier this year. What
a lot of young voters didn't want him to be
the candidate anymore. But she's not doing as well as
he did back in twenty twenty. There's no doubt about that.

Speaker 1 (11:09):
Absolutely no Now think about that tide or anywhere close
to tide with the young voters in Michigan. This just
goes back to listen, I think there is such a
real chance of an enormous Trump victory. Hey, I would
take it by a single vote in a single state
at this point. But I think there's a real chance
of an enormous Trump victory, and that would be spectacular,

(11:30):
right because then that that gains you, you know, it's
kind of plus plus plus points if he can go
into office with that kind of political capital. Let's go
to what John in Peblo, Colorado.

Speaker 2 (11:42):
You're on the Dan.

Speaker 1 (11:42):
Kapla, She'll welcome, Hi, Dan, How are you living the dream?

Speaker 2 (11:46):
My friend?

Speaker 6 (11:48):
Good good? Hey, I was listening and I heard about
the Tina Peterson conviction, and I think that the nine.

Speaker 9 (11:59):
Years that she.

Speaker 6 (12:01):
Is getting convicted of we're going to have to serve.
I think that's a very lighte sentence, because while she
may not have done enough election tampering to change the results,
what she did do is be part of a system

(12:25):
or an organization that robbed the three hundred and thirty
to three hundred and fifty million Americans of the real results.

Speaker 1 (12:36):
And I'm not following you, Joe, Can you clarify that
a little bit?

Speaker 6 (12:41):
Well, there's there's roughly three hundred and thirty to three
hundred and fifty million Americans, sure of which all of
us don't vote. There's plenty of children under the age
of bank.

Speaker 5 (12:54):
I got the.

Speaker 1 (12:54):
Numbers, then, But how are you saying Tina Peters robbed
all those folks.

Speaker 6 (13:00):
By election tampering? They have leaned the election towards Biden
winning versus the real true results.

Speaker 1 (13:10):
I'm just trying to track you. Are you saying that
you believe Tina Peters helped Biden win?

Speaker 6 (13:18):
Well, that's what the election tampering leads me to believe.

Speaker 1 (13:22):
That's not the allegation here, That the allegation is not
that she helped Biden win.

Speaker 6 (13:30):
Right, But well, okay, okay, let me then then let
me rephraise that. Sure, regardless of who she was helping
to win, the election, tampering needs to have a very,
very severe penalty because what it does is that robs

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the voting Americans of the real results.

Speaker 2 (13:53):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (13:54):
Yeah, she was trying to help Trump win, then then
she was she was wrong either way. Yeah, and I
just I just assumed it was for Biden because he won.

Speaker 9 (14:05):
Yeah, and I.

Speaker 6 (14:08):
Mean, yeah, well John honestly believed there was plenty of
election tampering going on, then really could have made a
different results.

Speaker 1 (14:15):
John really grateful for the call listening principle in it.
It should be a core principle shared by all Americans.
It's just a practical matter, right, and that is, we
cannot have a nation unless we have election integrity. We
just can't, and it threatens the nation in the meantime
if there's a lack of confidence in election integrity. So

(14:38):
anybody who commits any kind of crime tied to our
election system, Yeah, that's a really really big deal and
needs to be strictly enforced. I think the concern a
lot of people have is that that there may be
unequal enforcement in law. I'm not talking about in the
Colorado case. I'm not criticizing anything about the prospect or

(15:00):
the sentencing in the Colorado case. If there are criminal
laws specialists out there who have a gripe with any
of that, let me know one will put you on air.
I'm not criticizing any of that. What I'm saying is
there's no question that more broadly, nationally, at this point,
in many places, you see a two tiered system of
justice where conservatives get hammered and wrongfully charged. I'm not

(15:22):
referring to the Peters case. You see that nationally and
then you see lefty skate. I mean Hunter Biden should
be in jail somewhere, right. I think most people can
agree on that. Joe Biden obviously violated the law with
highly classified, sensitive national security materials, and he skates on it.
Hillary Clinton, in my opinion, obviously violated the law with

(15:45):
some of those thirty three thousand email she skates on it.
So I agree, the people who undermine our election system
in any way, shape or form should get hammered, but
it should be equally enforced on both sides. The people
who jeopardize are national security should get hammered, but it
should be equally enforced on both sides.

Speaker 2 (16:04):
That's all I'm saying. Right, Let's go back to the
phone lines.

Speaker 1 (16:07):
Talk to Mary in Beautiful Arvada.

Speaker 2 (16:09):
You're on the Dan Kaplas show.

Speaker 4 (16:11):
Welcome, Hey, Dan, Thank you for saving lives. I took
a AED class and passed last night, and I used
your quote you can't make them uh beater, just better.
And I used a story of you used at a
ED and saved somebody's life.

Speaker 2 (16:28):
Right, Thank you. Thank you for saying that.

Speaker 4 (16:30):
Well you did. And I think you should do a
whole show on CPR save that people have done and
saved people's lives. And I think, you know, it should
be taught in schools. Everybody should know that.

Speaker 2 (16:44):
Amen.

Speaker 4 (16:45):
But I would like you to, you know, just reiterate
that story of how you saved that person's life because
you had an AD. Yeah, I'd like to hear that.

Speaker 9 (16:53):
Well.

Speaker 1 (16:54):
Thanks Mary, and thank you for the kind words. Above all,
thanks for getting drunk. I wouldn't say that I saved
somebody's life. I'd say the parents who lost their seventeen
year old son, a football player on the field because
the coach did not use the AED to save him.
They saved that life of that Denver area doctor. I

(17:14):
just happened to be the lawyer in that case in
Montana and representing those parents and the parents and the
case was successful, and the parents had one request, please
go buy an AED. So it's the parents who saved
that doctor. Because I bought the AD. I kept it
in the little League Duffel bag so I had it
for the team I coached. And when Joe and I

(17:35):
were playing at a father's son football game on Thanksgiving
and that doctor went down because the parents of the
boy who had died made it their mission in life
to get more AEDs out there, there happened to be
an AED there. And as you know, Mary, you just
got the training. Once there's an AED there anymore on

(17:56):
even me can operate it.

Speaker 2 (17:57):
All you have to do is open it and tell
you what to do.

Speaker 1 (18:01):
So and we're very fortunate to have Scott Bainbridge there
as well, who did great work. And so Mary, thank
you for that call. And you're right, that would be
a great show to do it. We'll try to do that, right,
thank you. Thanks Mary. Yeah, and so please everybody, if
you get one of these machines, they're the easiest thing
in the world to operate. It's easier than jumping a
car and to see that person come back to life.

Speaker 2 (18:23):
Nothing better in the world.

Speaker 5 (18:27):
You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.

Speaker 3 (18:30):
Oh well, Joe Biden won this state in twenty twenty,
so you're voting for Donald Trump.

Speaker 5 (18:35):
There are warning lights for Kamala Harris.

Speaker 2 (18:37):
I feel like he's.

Speaker 5 (18:38):
More with America and American values than that's you us do?
I think Simpson explain those.

Speaker 1 (18:44):
Going to be an African American gentleman there. I think
there are a lot of lights flashing green for President
Trump right now, Just a lot of lights.

Speaker 2 (18:51):
And then you.

Speaker 1 (18:51):
Layer on top of that these really terrible crises that
are now mushrooming and combining. Right They're popping up all over,
whether it's the dock workers strike, which I know hasn't
really hit our kitchen tables yet, but I think is
going to be felt more in the next week or two. Obviously,
the horror in North Carolina and Georgia, and I think

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the very accurate perception that there has not been as
forceful a response from the federal government as there should
have been. Obviously, Harris has watched it politically, as has Biden,
but beyond that, of course, and this is the sound
I wanted to get to go back to the phone
lines as well. But I humbly submit to you that

(19:34):
for all of the really hot, good sound that we've
been playing, this is the most important sound. When we're
sitting there. Let's say the last show I do before
Christmas will probably be what like the twenty third of December.
When we're sitting there, my last show of the year,
December twenty third, I think we will look back and
say this was the most important sound of the year.

(19:57):
And this is an Israeli diplomat on CNN with Caitlin Collins,
and the question is whether Israel should attack Iran's nuclear weapons.

Speaker 10 (20:09):
When President Biden says that Israel shouldn't go near Iran's
nuclear sites, that should not be part of the response
you're considering. Is Israel heting that message or is that
still something that's on the table.

Speaker 11 (20:20):
We have an open dialogue with the administration, but you know,
I won't do any the question what do we want
to do to waitful? I rant to have a nuclear
capability and then we can put that on the ballistic
missiles and launch nuclear bait ballistic missiles into Israel.

Speaker 1 (20:35):
Yeah, I think that's the most important sound that we
will play all year, because I think that sound reflects
the thinking of the leadership of Israel right now, the
proper thinking, right, the same thinking that you would have
if you were in charge, if you were president of
the United States, or if you're prime minister in Israel.
And can you imagine in this nation if we ad

(20:58):
somebody on either side of the border line being two
hundred ballistic missiles into one of our cities, there wouldn't
even be a hesitation, right. We would not allow the
nation state that was doing that to us to have
nuclear weapons. We wouldn't allow them to exist anymore. So,
I in my mind, and I've been saying it for
a while on this show, this is the moment. And

(21:19):
I think taking out the leadership of Iran in Lebanon,
which is known as Hesblah, taking that out was the
first step in the real plan here, the very justifiable
and necessary plan of Israel taking out Iran's nuclear weapons.
I think that's what we're in the process of watching
unfolded right now. Now, Hey, sitting in our radio studio

(21:40):
in Denver, Colorado, where we happen to be today. I
don't have access to the intelligence necessary to know if
even the Great State of Israel has that capability.

Speaker 2 (21:51):
I assume they do from.

Speaker 1 (21:52):
The stuff you can read from the outside. But if
they don't have that capability, then I believe you're going
to see Israel do the next best thing, which is
to try to force regime change or regime change, as
they say in English. Try to force that by taking
out the economy in Iran, by taking out the oil fields.
But one way or the other, it is impossible to

(22:16):
imagine that Israel is going to sit back right now
after watching hundreds of ballistic missiles rain down upon their
nation a few nights ago, second time, by the way,
in the last few months direct attack from Iran.

Speaker 2 (22:29):
Can you even imagine.

Speaker 1 (22:31):
Israel sitting back and saying, Okay, we're just going to
accept the fact that one of these days soon it
could be two weeks from now, that Iran's going to
be able to put a nuclear tip on some of
those missiles. No, that's not how Israel has survived to
this point. And the survival of Israel is one of
the most amazing stories in human history, right. The ingenuity,

(22:52):
the courage, the military, prowess, the toughness of the people,
and there is no way that great nation is going
to sit back and say, Okay, that's a new normal.
They can nuke us whenever they want to know, And
that's what I think is going to reshape the world,
reshape the world in ways we don't often see very soon,

(23:12):
and we're going to benefit greatly, just as the whole world,
including Israel, has benefited greatly from the military might and
prowess of the United States of America, the great men
and women of the military throughout our history when we've
had great leaders and we've had some great military leaders,
both Democrat and Republican. When we've had those great leaders

(23:35):
the world has been saved by us because of American
leadership and American military. At the moment, we still have
the greatest military in the history of the world, but
we have horrible leadership.

Speaker 2 (23:48):
So now it will be.

Speaker 1 (23:50):
Israel who benefits us and the world, and then hopefully
in just a few months, we'll have great leadership back
and the world will be an even said for place
eight five five or five eight two five five. So
my point being, I understand why we're all focused on this.
So consequential election. But this major event that's going to

(24:11):
reshape the globe is I think about to unfold. It
is unfolding before our eyes. We're just watching the earliest
stages of it. Do you think they just decided that
today's a nice data to just trigger all those pagers
that we've wired with explosives. No, it is part of
a sequence of events that will lead to, I believe,
the overthrow of the regime in Iran and freeing the

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Iranian people. Welcome to the show, Diana Nevada.

Speaker 9 (24:38):
Hey, Dan, I just want to thank you for taking
my call. I think that Tina Peters thing, Yeah, she
broke the law. But my contention is, how are they
figuring these sentings ins out? I mean, if if an illegal,
unvetted person votes, that's still breaking the law and worthy

(24:59):
of nine years. I mean, where do we draw the
line on that?

Speaker 2 (25:02):
Yeah?

Speaker 9 (25:03):
Number one? Number two I hate Trump. Hopefully when he
will somehow pardon her or do something the commuters sent
down lower or something. I believe because you know number
and I just you know, I'm gonna make this real fast.
I think Harris and Biden or Harris loses every hurricane

(25:23):
state there is now after the backle of how they
three to these people and that's it.

Speaker 1 (25:28):
Hey, Dean, appreciate the call. Thank you, my friend. As
I mentioned earlier, if you just joined us, thank you.
And Jimmy Singenberger joins us at five six. He was
in the courtroom today when Tina Peters was sentenced and
this story big national news because she got nine years.
And so, as I said earlier, I do catastrophic injury
work in runfle death cases. When it comes to the

(25:50):
particulars of criminal sentencing. If there's anybody out there, a DA,
a defense attorney, et cetera, who wants to chime in
and let us know where this fits in terms of
the norms, would love to have that conversation. But my
point simply being that I have no reason at this
point to question the court, the question the prosecution. I

(26:11):
think what every fair minded person questions across the nation
is whether across the nation the laws are being enforced equally.
When we see Hunter Biden walking around, he should be
in jail, right. Joe Biden clearly violated our laws. You know,
all of these sensitive materials, etc. Just gets to skate
on it. Hillary Clinton clearly violated our laws. She just

(26:34):
gets to skate on it. And I think that threatens America.
Not the sentencing of Tina Peters, I'm not questioning that,
but it threatens America when the left protects its own
and will enforce the law against conservatives and even wrongfully
pursue in some cases prosecution of conservatives such as you know,

(26:54):
prosecutions of Donald Trump we've been talking about, but then
will not enforce the law equally against Democrats that or
other favored parties. So that I think really does threaten
our foundations. We just need equal enforcement of the law.
Kind Of an amazing scene here, Ryan, you're probably watching
it on your screen, and that is Coamala Harris dragging

(27:17):
around Liz Cheney campaigning with her today in Wisconsin. These
people have no clue, right, I mean, if they for
every voter they pick up because they say, oh wow,
Liz Cheney likes Kamala, first of all, that person's probably
voting for Kamala already. But second, I bet you there
are ten who are going to come out and support
Trump and really the secret sauce for Trump in sixteen

(27:41):
and it will be again here I've been saying along
it's sixteen all over again. Is a whole lot of
people who don't normally vote, but Trump gets them excited
to vote, and stuff swirling around Trump gets them excited
to vote, and as and Liz Cheney together with Kamala Harris,
I think that'll get a lot of people who don't
normally vote excited about voting for Trump.

Speaker 3 (28:00):
I had a texture on the Dan Caplis pregame show
earlier today. Dan here in Denver, who hates Trump, told
me so was angry at me for the intro that
I played, which is one of the sounds that I
have for you, this so God Made Trump by Oh yeah,
well that was the very beginning of the two o'clock hour.
And this person was so upset about that, and yet

(28:24):
and yet said that he's he or she is voting
for Trump.

Speaker 1 (28:28):
Well, it's the capitalist principle, right, I said it's two
years ago. Trump's gonna win because a very large number
of people who despise him are going to vote from
why that's one why out of their own self interest.
But I am going to come back. I was going
to come back and play that sound. I will now.
So God Made Trump is the video released by the

(28:49):
Trump campaign. You got to hear you're on the Dan
Capla Show.

Speaker 5 (28:54):
And now back to the Dan capless Show podcast.

Speaker 12 (28:57):
I think what is really cowardly though his mistake Democrats
made by not choosing Shapiro. You know, they might lose Pennsylvania.
They definitely lost that debate because.

Speaker 2 (29:07):
They wanted a guy who wasn't a Jew, you know.

Speaker 12 (29:10):
And now you've got a non Jew who's frantic, nervous.

Speaker 5 (29:14):
Chaotic liar.

Speaker 12 (29:16):
I think this was a real slap in the face
of the Harris campaign.

Speaker 2 (29:19):
No offense to her husband.

Speaker 1 (29:22):
Yeah, and if you haven't heard that other story, I
think is it a New York Post story today?

Speaker 2 (29:27):
Correct?

Speaker 1 (29:27):
I don't think it's being picked up anywhere else. We'll
get to it at some point in the show. By
the way, Jimmy Singenberger joins us at five oh six.
He was in the courtroom today when Tina Peters was
sentenced to nine years. And then Gabe Evans at five
point thirty six, a race that's important to the GOP
nationally because control of the House may depend on his race,
and recent polls shows it tied, so he could use

(29:50):
any help you can give him here. Newsbreaking won't surprise
you that while miraculously the doc workers strike now is
being rescheduled. It's being rescheduled until when the week before
Donald Trump gets sworn in in January.

Speaker 2 (30:07):
So to workers striking, now, everybody go.

Speaker 1 (30:10):
Home, come back, come back a week before inauguration day.
So yeah, that's what they're doing now. Fascinating Here this
was a Fox Business reporter asking a group of striking
port workers in Newark, New Jersey, how many are supporting
Kamala Harris?

Speaker 2 (30:27):
Listen to this?

Speaker 3 (30:28):
How many folks support Vice President Harris?

Speaker 1 (30:35):
No hands, it's nobody's business.

Speaker 5 (30:39):
It's nobody's business, says one man. So there you go.
I tried Maria, and there you go.

Speaker 2 (30:45):
Actually that was a stunning image. Not one hand went up.

Speaker 1 (30:52):
I'm sure some of those people will end up voting for,
but they sure weren't proud of it. Eight five five
forour zero five eight two five five the number Ryan, My.
There have been more epiphanies in this presidential race for
me than any other one I can remember. But one
of those is obviously, I believe Trump's gonna win, and
I think chances Sary wins quite comfortably in the end.

Speaker 2 (31:14):
Could it go the other way? Sure?

Speaker 1 (31:16):
I mean, Trump could give it away. But right now,
I think the American people are done with this race.
They've made up their minds. And I think if the
election was held today, Trump wins, she won't win big.

Speaker 3 (31:27):
I think there's a better chance that your epiphany comes
true that Trump does win big.

Speaker 5 (31:30):
If she does win, it'll be like Biden's margin.

Speaker 2 (31:33):
If that here is.

Speaker 1 (31:34):
Where i'd respectfully disagree, my well educated friend.

Speaker 2 (31:38):
And that is.

Speaker 1 (31:41):
The only way I can see that Trump loses is
if there's a massive late break rejection of him. October
surprised because nobody's going to vote for her, right, I mean,
I understand she's generating some you know, sugar high type enthusiasm,
but the point being that she couldn't beat him, she

(32:02):
couldn't win. This would be a rejection of him. I
don't see that happening. I don't see that. I see
it trending the other way. You can see him kind
of becoming a pop icon for a lot of younger people,
picking up so much more support among people of color,
particularly men, but not limited to men, and then picking
up much much support among men. He's always been strong
among men, picking up a lot of support among young women,

(32:23):
we heard had the poll on the show earlier today
where he's tied with young people in Michigan, So far
more likely. I think to break big for Trump, but
I think it. I think it's big whichever way it goes.
I obviously believe it's going to be a big margin
for Trump, but if he loses, I do think it
will be a big margin for I just can't see it.
Cannot see America on top of all the micro stuff

(32:46):
we're talking about. Cannot see America e lefting A far
left San Francisco radical Dan says a Texter to DN
five seven, seven thirty nine nine years for Peters. What
did the truck driver get for crashing cars on I
seventy and killing four? See this goes to the point
I was making a.

Speaker 2 (33:02):
Few minutes ago.

Speaker 1 (33:04):
I'm not criticizing the court and the Peter's sentencing, not
one little bit. But when you talk about equal administration
of the law, look at what happened. You had this
extraordinarily homicidal trucker who crashes and all those cars creates
this big fireball. You know, multiple people found charred in
their cars. The jury in like ten minutes. I'm making

(33:27):
a point the jury very quickly convicts him on all
the major charges. The court appropriately sentences him to a
long sentence, and Jared poulis because Kim Kardashian whispers in
his ear, comes.

Speaker 2 (33:37):
In and what happens.

Speaker 1 (33:39):
All of a sudden, he slashes it and the guy's
going to be out in five That's what I'm talking about.
No criticism of the Peters verdict or sentencing, but we
need equal application law. Jared Polis is not going to
be stepping in to help Tina Peters because Kim Kardashian's
not going to be whispering sweet nothings to him for
Teina Peters and corrupted the judicial system. The judge did

(34:02):
the right thing, the jury did the right thing, and
then Polis corrupted it, just like we see all of
this wrongdoing where Hillary Clinton skates on her crimes and
Joe Biden skates on his crimes, and Hunter Biden skates
on his crimes. Donald Trump gets charged with stuff he
should never be charged with. Doesn't mean Tina Peters is innocent,
doesn't mean she got over sentenced. I'm not critical at

(34:24):
court there at all, but let's have fairness across the country.
Let's have fairness from Jared Polis, which obviously you won't
get eight five five for zero five A two five
five the number. Hey, so much to do here, but
we will start at five oh six with Jimmy who
was in the courtroom today, so we'll get all those
particulars gave Evans at five thirty six.

Speaker 2 (34:44):
Lots to do in between there.

Speaker 1 (34:47):
We are going to come back to it.

Speaker 2 (34:48):
I think I figured it out. Ryan and Denver.

Speaker 1 (34:49):
Big story in the post the last lesbian bars about
to close. Why does Denver now have no lesbian bars?
I've got the answer. You're on the Dan Kapla Show.