June 8, 2026 • 35 mins
The weather is looking ominous in Colorado, with severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings popping up across the state. But it's not just the weather that's causing concern - the state's elections are also under scrutiny. In this episode, the speaker discusses the potential for election fraud and the importance of fair and transparent voting processes.
The conversation touches on the recent California primary, where the results are taking an unusually long time to be counted, and the potential for voter suppression. The speaker also delves into the world of Colorado politics, discussing the upcoming attorney general election and the potential for a Republican win. With the Denver Post endorsing a strong Republican candidate, the stakes are high for the Democratic Party.
The speaker also weighs in on the recent Republican debate, where the moderator was accused of being biased and not asking tough enough questions. The conversation also touches on the importance of a free and fair press, and the need for journalists to remain objective and unbiased. With the speaker's sharp insights and commentary, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in politics and current events.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Dan Caples and welcome to today's online podcast
edition of The Dan Caplis Show. Please be sure to
give us a five star rating if you'd be so kind,
and to subscribe, download and listen to the show every
single day on your favorite podcast platform. Cal three or
three seven one three eight two five five d A
N five seven seven three nine. Rob Dawson from the
(00:21):
newsroom kind enough to join us as we talk about
the severe weather in places right now, because Rob, we're
going to have people listening to us right now. It's
the most beautiful day they've ever seen, sunshining sky's blue
birds are chirping other people right now, they're you know,
just wondering if they'll get home for dinner. So what's
going on out there?
Speaker 2 (00:39):
Yeah, if you are listening and here listening to us
right now.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Oh am, I on the right mic. There we go,
there we go. Okay, yeah, you check very well, but
better when it's on. Yeah. Of course.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Now, if you're listening to us in Puebla, for example,
right now, you might be saying, what, what's severe weather?
Speaker 1 (00:56):
You know right now?
Speaker 2 (00:57):
But the severe the severe weather, the threat is in
the northeast part of the state and It includes Denver, Greeley,
and Castle Rocky twenty five from Wyoming to Castle Rock
and pretty much to the al Paso Douglas Kenny line
and then everyone east. Tornado watches until nine o'clock, but
tornadoes may not be the biggest threat. The biggest threat
(01:19):
will likely be the hail. So far, the hail has
started small. These storms have started in Denver and in
our metro area, but they could accelerate as they move
further east, and the hail could be bigger in places
like Fort Morgan, for example, or Akron or Stirling.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
So we'll be continuing to watch that.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
But right now, the most pressing severe threat at the
moment our severe thunderstorm warnings. One of them is just
to the northeast of Denver in DIA. One of them
is just east of Castle Rock, basically between Castle Rock
and Deer Trail, and then another one is southeast of Lineman.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
So those are the three right now that we got working. Yeah,
we're broke scene from Denver right now, and that's Side
twenty five in Bellevue basically, and it just looks like, yeah,
northeast of us, sure looks like right up beside Adams County.
It's just yeah, oh, it's just looks like a hailsky.
Everybody knows what it's like from the Wizard of Oz,
right when the sky turns dark and green and then
the witch comes down.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
And all glow with that green glow to glow and
glow that gets you and the puffs and the clouds,
and I think, yeah, that's a storm that may not
be necessarily falling right on our building, but off in
the distance, and that's towards the northeast that does track,
and that severe thunderstore warning includes the II right.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
We can care about those people too. It doesn't want
to be right in our eye. But yeah, and what
hundreds of flight says you would expect to lay or
canceled at DIA right now, So do check. Hey, thank you,
my friend. Yeah, you guys so grateful. Appreciate that. That's
Rob Dawson. Keep us up today, would you anything changes,
my friend? Thank you? Yeah. And then ay, as you're
out there driving around, et cetera. If you see something
(02:56):
that you think you know is really important other people
need to know you want to warn them up, feel
free to give us a call. Three oh three seven
one three eight two five five text d A N
five seven seven through nine. Ryan and I remember when
I was doing the Saturday show on KOA and we
got a call from a lady and you could tell
it was real, you could hear the panic everything else.
And she just said, Hey, that the bridge behind me
(03:17):
just collapsed. I think it killed the guy. And so
we you know, we're able to get that message out
right away people avoided the area. That was an awful
awful deal. But anything with the weather that you think
that that others should know, feel free to let us know.
Lots to do today. Glad you're here, Hope you had
a fantastic weekend. But do you want to talk about
(03:37):
the Denver Post. By the way, if you care about
Colorado politics, there's a real chance for the GOP to
win a statewide office, and that would be the Attorney
general office. Say, I'm still hopeful that you know, something
special can happen, Lightning can strike, magic in a bottle,
and some of the other statewide races, and we'll talk
about that more. But there's a real shot to win
(03:58):
the attorney General's race if Jenna Griswold is the Democrat candidate.
Because the GOP's going to have a really strong candidate
and a guy named Michael Allen. He's the DA down
in El Passo County. Now Michael Doherty, who we've had
on the show before, he's the DA in Boulder. Michael's
a Democrat. We're going to disagree on some issues, obviously,
and we do. But Michael is a real DA. He's
(04:22):
the real deal. And so I if the Dems were smart,
they would make him their nominee and he would be
much tougher to beat than Jenna Griswold. But I've got
to believe, sitting here today, Jenna will be the attorney
general nominee of the Democratic Party. Here's why it matters.
It matters today because the Denver Post has endorsed Michael
(04:43):
Doherty to be the Democrats nominee for attorney general. So
he will join us at five oh six. Michael Doherty
at five oh six. And Hey, if you're a Republican
like I am, I understand you're not going to vote Trum.
I'm not going to vote for him. But he is impressive.
He's a process, a real prosecutor, and he does a
(05:04):
very very good job. The reason I wouldn't vote for
him is I think the state really needs, you know,
a Republican district, a Republican attorney general. And Michael Allen
is kind of a mirror image of Michael Doherty in
terms of abilities, proven performance as a prosecutor. Michael Allen
is the real deal and has the added benefit of
having the right you know, ideology and policies via his conservatism.
(05:28):
But I have a lot of respect for Michael Doherty
and he will be with us at five oh six.
So do you think Griswold is going to be their nominee? There?
Speaker 3 (05:37):
You know, the sheer mathematics of it, if you're setting
betting odds would be yes. The answer I think if
you're voting on merits. I'm not sure what the Democrats
are going to do or if on affiliates will pour
into this contest they'll choose this, or if they'll vote
the Republican vow.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
That's a big question out there.
Speaker 4 (05:52):
Dan.
Speaker 1 (05:52):
If you're an affiliated which ballot are you going to vote?
And why? Oh I listen. I'm no political expert, but
I have to think you're a much heavy or unaffiliated
turnout in the Democrat primaries toward recent history. Yeah, yeah, no,
I I would just have to think that. But a
great point you make about the unaffiliate, it's that's that's
(06:14):
obviously what Michael Doherty would be counting on. But the
reason I think she's a lock is you look at
the Democratic Party and it's all about identity politics, and
they've got she's got the big name recognition, she's got
the big money. Michael Doherty has the ability, he has
the merit, he has the integrity, but she's got the
(06:34):
name recognition, the money and uh and the identity identity
politics box that Democratic Party is so obsessed about. And
I would imagine that's magnified in the folks who would
vote in a Democrat primary. So anyway, I know that
very few people woke up this morning caring about the
attorney General's race in Colorado, but it could be very
(06:56):
very important to the GOP, you know, getting that as
a statewide win. And you know, once, once we actually
have somebody win state wide, then we have a face
of the party. Who's who is the face of the
GOP in Colorado? Right now? Would somebody tell me three
oh three seven one three eight two five five five
seven seven three nine. Ryan. Ryan does a great show.
(07:16):
By the way, you are to know this. I'm sure
each morning six to ten on six point thirty KHW
out of Denver, but really worldwide when you consider the
iHeartRadio app Ryan. Who is the face of the Republican
Party right now? Dan Kaplis, Oh we're dead? Yeah? No,
who is the face of the GP? I don't think
I'm joking here.
Speaker 3 (07:35):
I mean think about who's been at it longer from
this ideological viewpoint that's been expressing views consistently to a
captive audience.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
Dan, well, thank you for that. But to the fact
that I was a Democrat for ten or twelve years
before that, would that hurt my chances?
Speaker 5 (07:52):
No?
Speaker 3 (07:53):
I think there are a lot of late comers to
the right side of things.
Speaker 1 (07:56):
And really, you know what, those of us who have
made that journey, yeah, tend to be, you know, more
reliable and more passionate about I wouldn't say more reliable that.
Let me take that back, more passionate about it because
it was a choice. I could fire two example. People
were born Republican. Hey, they were fortunate, but if for
me it was a choice, a journey that I paid
a price for, so you know, it's really important.
Speaker 3 (08:19):
Two examples that stand out that I think our audience
would both be very fond of. In most cases, Ronald
Reagan and Donald Trump both made the same journey you did.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
Yeah, no, I think that says something. Anyway, let's start
with this on the show today. Who is the face
of the Republican Party in Colorado. Let's go to Dylan
and Aurora. You're on the Dan Kaplish always got an
update for us in the weather.
Speaker 5 (08:41):
Okay, Dan, So it's probably ten ten or so minutes ago.
I lived near like two two five and I seventy,
and it definitely looked like the clouds that were starting
to kind of spin. And then, you know, about five
minutes after I left my house, then we're going, well,
(09:02):
you know, just figured, uh, you know, let people up
in the area. No, it's probably it wasn't looking very
very good.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
So hey, thanks for that heads up, man, appreciate it. Yeah.
Anytime you start seeing that rotation and the tornado sirens
go off, yeah, yeah, thank you for that heads up.
Doll And I had not heard about that. Three h
three someone three eight two five five as well. Please
let us know if there's something out there you think
is dangerous, you want to other people know about what
a great text in the interesting sense, not merit, but Dan,
(09:32):
what is with all the weather cowards such nonsense people
are whimps and cowards. I don't understand the logic in that.
I mean, we always have some fun, right talking about
how some of the weather news people will hype things up,
et cetera, just get more clicks or whatever. That's always
kind of fun to talk about. But but I'm thinking
about it from the safety standpoint, you know, I'm thinking
(09:53):
about it. Hey, if there's something going on out there
that could be unsafe to people, give us a heads
up and we'll we'll pass it along.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
All what we had here too is kind of like
BB sized hail as well. And I can do a
lot of damage to your car that's very expensive.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
So, oh my lord, what a great point you make there. Yeah,
thank you for that. I forgot all about that, you know,
just the hail warning stuff. For some reason, I've never
had that malady. I've just never had the car blown
up by hell, but I know so many people have.
I also know it. Jack's everybody's insurance rates up. But
as Ryan pointed out, for today's purposes, if you're aware
of some big hail falling somewhere. Give us a heads up,
(10:27):
you know, because you'll get those calls. Right, Ryan, it
sounds like somebody's out there with an ak just shooting
the car up. And if you're running into one of
those deals, let us know so we can try to
save other people's cars. Thank you for that, Ryan. Three
oh three seven three eight two five five da N
five seven seven through nine textdress Dan, did you happen
to catch John Oliver last night? You showed bits of
the Republican debate with Kyle Clark, and let me start
(10:52):
with that when we come back. There's a point that
needs to be made there. You're on the Dan Kapla
Show and now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 6 (11:04):
Fig for this bump you first of all, if you're
bringing into this like the sexist stuff is like out
of control.
Speaker 2 (11:11):
So there's your clickbait that you were looking for a
lot of people.
Speaker 6 (11:15):
I don't want to talk about anybody's exits and their
creation that they do.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
Yeah, that is representative Bobert. Starting with Bleepbord.
Speaker 3 (11:24):
I might add that I had to add an additional
bleep at the beginning there. It wasn't very well done.
It was pretty much you knew it.
Speaker 1 (11:30):
Yeah, I don't blame her. I don't blame her one
little bit. I mean, that's just absolutely ridiculous. And that's
coming from Fox. Give me a break asking her about
whether she was involved with Massy. Yeah, that's that's garbage.
Three oh three seven three eight two five five d
A N five seven seven three nine. Hey, if you're
running into some severe weather where you are Hell, for example,
(11:51):
that might damage other people's cars, give us a heads up.
We're happy to pass it along. I think it's, you know,
going to settle down in the metro area before long,
but we've got some pockets of some nasty stuff out
there around the state. Texture Dan, it's a luxA. I've
had two Honda Civics, first one damaged by hill on
the ninety storm, second in two different hailstorms, and that
(12:13):
one was only a few weeks old. Have you ever
had a car torn up, Brian by hell.
Speaker 3 (12:19):
A little bit on the hood of my last vehicle,
who was pretty frustrating.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
God, I know what you gonna do? Yeah, I have not.
I'm wondering. Let's say that I just had one that
was completely pock marked. Right, it's a surface of the
moon kind of stuff. I'm wondering if I might just
keep it that way. I mean, it's a look. It
is a look like a demolition derby or what it
is A look? No, I think it's just kind of
(12:43):
a nice manly look. I don't know. I hope not
to find out. Yeah, but no, it depends. I think
I know how it looked when it was done. Dan,
no tornado in Denver, but the sirens are going off.
Stupid people in charge. I do think we'd have to ask, Okay,
if there's no tornado, but the sirens are going off,
are they trying to warn about something else? Yeah? I wonder,
(13:07):
Dan says a texter And if anybody else knows about
that sirens going off in Denvers as a text. If
mbiddy knows, why, please do pass that along. Dan. Did
you happen to catch John Oliver last night? You show
bits of Republican debate with Kyle Clark and his interview
at the Compound? Absolutely hilarious. I did see that. I
did see that sound, And the only thing I want
(13:28):
to say about that is John Oliver was talking about
what a great job, you know, the moderator had done
in that debate, And I wish John Oliver would look
at the Democrat debate where the moderators just rolled over,
and the moderators did everything they possibly could, in my opinion,
to protect the Democrats who were debating to the bizarre
(13:51):
length of not asking them about the major issues of
the day because they know these are Democrat failures and
the Democrat positions aren't popular. How do you have these
two Democrat candidates debating. One's been a US Senator for
a generation, the other's been the ag for eight years,
and not a single question, not a single question about
(14:11):
roads that are a mess, about crime, not a single
question about fentanyl, not a single question about sanctuary cities,
not a single question about Wiser having these big losses
at the US Supreme Court for violating the constitutional rights
of Christians, not one single question where he goes in
(14:33):
and he absolutely broils the GOP candidates. Doesn't that tell
you everything? Doesn't that just tell you everything? And a
broader issue with the media as well. They're in most
some noble exceptions or just an extension of the Democratic
Party when the state really needs more. I don't care
if somebody wants to go help the Democratic Party publican party,
whatever you know, knock yourself out, be true to your beliefs,
(14:55):
but don't pretend to be an objective journalist, and don't
deprive the state. The state of Colorado really needed to
see a real debate between Wiser and Bennett. Unfortunately, one
of them is likely to be our next governor. Let's
not give up, let's still hope to win that race.
But the state of Colorado deserved to have both of
(15:17):
those guys exposed, push them hard on their positions and failures. Ryan,
you tell me this. How does any self respecting moderator
have a debate with the city and us centator, the
city attorney general and not ask them about boys and girls' sports? Yep,
it's such a hot issue in Colorado. It's on the
friggin ballots. Over one hundred and twenty five thousand people
(15:40):
signed signatures. Do you think as they were planning that
debate and play, deciding on what questions to ask, and
putting everything up on the whiteboard, that one never even
made the list. No, there had to be, in my opinion,
a conscious decision made not to ask certain questions, the
obvious big questions, because it would make the Democrats look
(16:01):
bad because the truth makes the Democrats look bad. But
we are so lucky. We are so lucky Ryan that
that the moderators then honed in, honed in on these
big issues, you know, like regulations for self driving cars.
Really glad they spent debaate time on that, you know,
it's yeah, remarkable. Three oh three seven one three eight
two five five d an five seven seven three nine.
(16:24):
A Texter says Dan good for Trump walking out on
the Welker interview. I love how he never buys into
the evil mainstream and mainstream media premise when they ask questions.
I do have a bunch of sound on that today
because to me, it was so interesting. And the President
has been absolutely phenomenal when it comes to being willing
to take on all comers, and he sits down with
(16:47):
the best the left has to offer in terms of
the press, and he's fearless when it comes to that.
And you could tell not getting emotional. It's peanut butter,
but you could tell as you were watching this that
it was just kind of that tipping point moment where
he just finally had enough. And I think part of
it was that she was being so disrespectful to the
(17:11):
presidency let alone to him in the way that she
was arguing and interrupting him.
Speaker 6 (17:16):
You, first of all, that's whoa that was not welcome,
that was not that would have been news.
Speaker 1 (17:27):
I'd like to see how that would end.
Speaker 7 (17:29):
Ye. To be very clear, there's no evidence of what
you're saying.
Speaker 4 (17:32):
But about Todd Blant, what's this tremendous evidence? There is
nothing but election was It was a dirty election.
Speaker 1 (17:43):
This is happening again. And I'll play the rest when
we come back from the break. But one thing I
wanted to put in the back of your head beyond
the obvious point. You got a couple of things going
on there. One is, I think, and I've said her along,
the president sincerely believes that election was stolen. One the
other thing keep in mind is it is. And I'm
(18:04):
sure as attorneys have told him this, you know, it's
it's very important that he continue to point out that
he sincerely believes that election was stolen, because that's a
critical part of his legal defense and the kind of
lawfare they were trying to use in federal court to
put him in President oh Trump really didn't believe it
(18:26):
was stolen. He was just doing all of this to
try to obstruct government and steal a public office, et cetera.
So on multiple levels, I think it's very important in
the president's mind to keep reminding people that he truly
believes this election was stolen and making that point three
out three seven, three eight, two five five will keep
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you posted on the severe weather. You're listening to the
Dan Kaplis Show podcast because you know you got the
flat airons right out there. It's a oh awesome, thank
you for that. Ryan. Oh a great lead in to
Rob Dawson from the newsroom. Excuse me, Rob, not getting emotional,
(19:07):
all right, the weather's not that bad. I'm not going
to get emotional over it. It's peanut butter. Thank you for
coming in. What's the latest.
Speaker 2 (19:13):
Yeah, we have a tornado warning right now and this
is for north western Elbert County. So this is pretty
close to you know, the Aurora Arapa Ho Douglas, Albert County,
that little part of where County Line Road is, and
that is until five point fifteen pm. This is for
a severe thunderstorm capable of producing or tornado. The good
(19:36):
news with that message is that there is no funnel
cloud that they've seen. All they're looking at right now
is the National Weather Service Undoppler radar thought they saw
some characteristic of a tornado.
Speaker 1 (19:47):
For me and a witch. Yes, exactly right.
Speaker 2 (19:50):
Yeah, so and that was located near Kiowa, and it
was moving east at twenty miles per hour. And the
significant part of this one is the two inchail that's
about as large as an egg. So yeah, two inchhale
in diameter. So that's in effect until five point fifteen and.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
We'll see where this storm moves to from there.
Speaker 2 (20:13):
It's moving at twenty miles an hour, so you know,
not too quick where it just lightning fast starts, but
also not too slow.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
Have you been in that part of Albert County? No,
I have not. I've just been. It's one of the
most beautiful places in the state. Yeah, it's remarks. I've
been close.
Speaker 2 (20:30):
I've actually been on the other side of Powhatan or
pow On Road or Delbert which divides everything, so that yes,
just north of county line.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
Couldn't believe it the first time we went out there. Yeah. Yeah,
and everybody further east yeah h wow. Well, thank you, Rob,
Please do pop in anytime, keep us posting. Yeah, for sure,
thank you, my friend especially on that hail stuff, so
we can get people heads up and they can hopefully
save their car and maybe their skull. If we're talking
about two inch hel Ryan, what's the biggest hail you've
(21:00):
ever been in? Been in about golf ball size?
Speaker 3 (21:04):
I want to say, and we do get hale back
home in Michigan, not not quite like like here, No,
not as.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
I never in Chicago, never saw anything like that. No, No,
this is and this was wild.
Speaker 3 (21:15):
This kind of came out of nowhere and it was
pouring buckets as you saw.
Speaker 1 (21:20):
Yeah. Yeah. And then hey, if you're in the Denver
Metro right now, we're doing the show from Denver today,
you're thinking, Hey, what's everybody talking about? I mean, because
sun is going to be out in a couple of
minutes and it's going to look beautiful, but yeah, dangerous
in different places around the state. Dan, the National Weather
Service is as useless as blank on a man. Stop
the useless announcements. So yeah, I've offended people with a
(21:41):
lot of things over the years, never with a tornado
warning public service, that's my friend. Hopefully it does not
drop down into your neighborhood, Dan Trump does with Raycoone
tattam repeat the lie over and over again until it
becomes your truth. You know. The great irony of that
somewhat angry text is it. Trump one office both times
(22:02):
and has at historic level success by being in some ways,
by being in some ways the rare truth teller in politics,
who who will say the things that are clearly true
that nobody else is willing to say. Now, has he
told some whoppers along the way? Yeah, yeah, he has.
Every president has. Unfortunately Obama would lie through his teeth.
(22:26):
Biden was living a lie. The whole Democratic Party was
living a lie. Another thing that probably should have been
asked about in that so called Democrat debate last week
of Bennett and Wiser. Hey, you know, yeah, you could
have mentioned to us right that the guy had lost
his mind. But anyway, Yeah, but yeah, Trump's told some
(22:46):
whoppers on the one hand, But on the other hand,
more than any other president we've had in a couple
of decades, he has been willing to tell big truths,
and so yeah, that's been a key part of his success. Dad,
I cannot even watch Kristin Welker. She's so biased, pompous
and constantly interrupts. Yuck, and so I'll give you a
(23:08):
little more Kristen Welker sound. You know, I will watch
Kristin Welker, and at times she does good work. What's
so unfortunate is like so many of these, you know,
media types who really have tremendous talent, because some of
these media types really are uber talented, but they've decided
just to become political hacks, which is really kind of
(23:30):
sad because they have these high level skills where they
could be, you know, that reliable anchor or that reliable reporter,
but they decide to be political hacks. And Welker is,
in my mind in that group. I think she has
elite level skills but has decided to be an agent
of the Democratic Party. So everybody's talking about because the
(23:53):
President walked off this interview with her. I'll play this
sound if for no other reason, Ryan, can we get
this on the button bar? It will be an audio
meme for years. At the end, when Kristin Welker says
I flew all the way to Wisconsin, that's going to
become a meme for I think a lot of different things. Right, Yeah,
just be very crue. There's no evidence of what you're saying.
Speaker 5 (24:14):
But there's a lot about Todd.
Speaker 4 (24:17):
Listen to me, let's talk is tremendous evidence. There's nothing
but evidence.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
The election was rigged.
Speaker 4 (24:23):
It was a dirty election. This is happening again right now,
in happening right now in California, right now, it's looking
Look at what's happening in California. It's in California. It's now.
They're not there dropping fast because it's a rigged election.
Let me tell you, it's four days and they aren't
(24:45):
even close to coming up.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
They can you know why.
Speaker 4 (24:47):
They're doing that, because they're cheating on the election.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
What do you have evidence?
Speaker 4 (24:52):
All I have to do is look, all I have
to do it's not listen and I listened to people,
and let's see what happens.
Speaker 1 (24:58):
That's not evident. You think it's a that's how they got.
Speaker 7 (25:01):
They want the votes.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
I think it's appropriate that they have.
Speaker 4 (25:04):
An election and five days later they're nowhere close to picket.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
A local officials acknowledge they are slow.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
They're urging.
Speaker 4 (25:11):
They're crooked.
Speaker 7 (25:11):
They're urging the votes to be counted quickly.
Speaker 1 (25:13):
That's how they very.
Speaker 4 (25:14):
Crooked, just like your crooked. Your press is crooked. And
meet the pressures crooked.
Speaker 1 (25:18):
To be fair, I'm not crooked, but.
Speaker 4 (25:20):
Really, well, you play right into their hands out you're
either crooked or you're stupid. You play right into their
hands with this rap. You know that these elections are rigged.
Your network knows that they're rigged. You know that I
won an election in a landslide and I got ninety
four percent. Bad press presented because you have no credibility, but.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
You've never presented evidence there was rigged.
Speaker 7 (25:45):
Let's keep talking about I want to talk about Tom.
Speaker 4 (25:46):
You have more evidence, there's more evidence than ever presented.
Let's talk your elections in this country. We're like a
third world country, sir. Your elections are crooked, and you're
crooked and meets the presses crookeds, and so is ABC
and CBS and CNN present one sided cook at network.
So let's call it quits because I've had a note,
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thank you, darling.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
Have a goodness the president. Let's please. I traveled all
the way to Wisconsin.
Speaker 4 (26:13):
I've shot traveling all I know. I travel around later
an hour for him, on and off in the rain,
and I've given you enough time. You want to straighten
out your press because you know what, mister O country
can never be great travel with you're just honor.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
Listen. We traveled all the way to Wisconsin for the pot.
You got to save that bite, mister president. I traveled
all the way to Wisconsin. Right. I'd love to hear
from me this. Do you think the president went too far?
Three or three seven win three eight two five five
d an five seven seven three nine. I was listening
to Ryan's show this morning, and I don't know who
(26:48):
was very articulate woman, good to listen to. Glad you
had her on, but she thought the president had gone
too far. And Chris Rourke, Oh is that who was? Yeah? Sorry,
I had missed the intro control anyway, birthday, Oh, happy birthday, Chris.
But yeah, you know does a good job. But anyway,
I disagree. I mean, yes, in isolation should a president
(27:10):
be saying to a reporter you're stupid, you're crooked. No,
but this isn't in isolation. Life is not lived in isolation.
This president has been subjected to more wrongdoing, you know,
starting with the coup in office and then that the
you know, the the lawfare that was designed to force
him to end his life broken in jail and his
(27:32):
family broke. I mean, just vicious, evil stuff that the
media has been a full participant. And then this Kristen Welker,
you know who kind of like we saw in that
KUSA debate, then goes completely soft on the Democrat candidates.
So yeah, so so I thought you saw him reach
a boiling point. He's only human. First, he was great
(27:53):
to surround with her. He'd given her all that time,
as he pointed out, in the bad weather she had
been and win a president and they all do goes
too far, you know, there's still a respect for the
office where you don't constantly interrupt like you're, you know,
chastising a two year old. So I think he's only human.
He had reached a breaking point. And so yeah, I
(28:14):
don't have any problem with how that came down. Three
at three seven and three eight, two five, five, five,
seven seven three nine Dan court cases were brought and
brought and brought. I think they're referring to the claims
of stolen elections. Two things there. First, I've said it
since the heart broke, breaking and broken morning after the
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twenty twenty election that I am never going to conclude
that an election was stolen and that the wrong person's
in office unless I see the actual proof of that.
And I still feel that way about the twenty twenty election.
But at the same time, there are fair questions and
there never was a full and fair airing of those questions,
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you know, with we should have had a nine to
eleven style type investigation where all these fair questions people
had got answered through a commission that had subpoena power, etc.
And then those questions would have been answered for Americans.
But we didn't have that, and so it's left this
polarization and all of this suspicion in America that those
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fair questions should have received a fair hearing and a
full evidentiary response. I'm not saying that the evidence would
have pointed to a stolen election. I'm not saying that
at all, But there were fair questions that people deserved
in answer to. In terms of the texture's point about
court cases broad and brought and brought, I'll address that
after the breakout of the phone lines as well. We'll
(29:40):
keep you up to the minute on severe weather. It's
starting to clear out of Denver fortunately and hopefully everybody
else stays safe. You're on the Dan Capla Show. And
now back to the Dan kapla show podcast.
Speaker 3 (29:58):
If you feel that way, I mean you were told this.
There's a lot of responsibility.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Oh I born from the store. I don't want to
make it about me.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
You got your tie over your shoulder like it's been
win blown by the store right now.
Speaker 1 (30:11):
That's going on. I was eating peanut butter and it's
a good tie. Oh n. I've got the ties I
don't put up because they're old and they're not good.
And then I got the good time. Literally.
Speaker 3 (30:21):
When I was a graduate assistant teaching audio production labs
in college for college students, one of the number one
things we advised when you're on air on a microphone
not to eat peanut butter.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Oh I know, and I've been trying to break that
habit for thirty years. You tried to do yogurt. Tried
to do yogurt. Almost kill me, almost killed me. Did
you see that? The allergic reaction only cap Now it
did not disturb Brian, because I think I think Ryan
would like to do eight hours a day of radio
instead of four. No, and you will do the last
fifteen minutes of this of the next hour. You doing
(30:54):
that to me? You're having fun with you. I mean, honestly,
what's going on there? You getting out of here? What's that?
What you're high tailing it?
Speaker 5 (31:02):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (31:02):
Yeah, yeah, yeah at four forty yeah, thank at five
forty five, thank you. Four forty five sounds better if
you're in some severe weather. Let us know if you
want to give somebody a heads up on Hale or whatever.
Denver Metro right now, Yeah, it's just sunny and beautiful.
It's going to be a perfect evening. Lots that we're
talking about at the moment. But when I start squeezing
in callers as well. A favorite of the show, Parley
(31:24):
in Beautiful Highlands Ranch, Colorado here on the Dan Kapitlo Show. Hey,
did you get any hell out there?
Speaker 7 (31:31):
Yeah, it's a little bit, but we've got a lot
of heavy.
Speaker 1 (31:34):
Rain just half that hour. We needed that.
Speaker 7 (31:37):
Yeah you too.
Speaker 1 (31:38):
Hey.
Speaker 7 (31:38):
I just want to say, Kristen Welker is an odious
elitist tool of the left, and she always has been.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Thank you for that word.
Speaker 7 (31:47):
Hello, leftist think by saying, mister President, you have no
evidence in the case, any objection to any questions about
any elections, like what's happening in California, and I applaud
President Trump for calling these slimy worms on their crap
each and every time. Did you see him step on
the mic as he walked away talk about the old microp.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
That's great about the meme.
Speaker 7 (32:12):
Yeah, all the way to Wisconsin. You probably spent ninety
minutes on a private plane, Kim.
Speaker 1 (32:17):
Lloyd, it was kind of I love that, And yeah,
it's just so whiny. But thank you for the word odious.
You know, we should have a word of the Day
and give some kind of prize. Carley, got it. Thank
you for the word odious. Carly, appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (32:28):
What do you make though, Dan of this nonsense, these shenanigans,
this tom foolery, these high jinks going on in California
right now.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
It's like Jenna Griswold. They go out of their way
to make you lose confidence in the elections, you know,
like Colorado, I think our elections are basically clean. I mean,
we've got to clean up photo rolls and obviously you're
going to have some inherent risk and mail ballots, and
we've got some issues there. But I don't think anybody
can point to any evidence that we've had, you know,
(32:58):
fraud on a scale that would overturn elections in Colorado.
We shouldn't have any fraud at all, but yeah, so,
but Jenna Griswold, by the way she acts and the
things she does, seems to go out of her way
to undermine confidence in Colorado elections. Same thing in California. Ryan,
I have not seen evidence that any of these votes
(33:18):
are fake. But when they take so long to count
the ballots, and it's always the Republicans who lose out
at the end, like Lucy in the football, you know,
any sane person is going to question it doesn't mean
they're stealing it, but any sane person's going to look
at that and say, is there something wrong there? What
(33:38):
do you think?
Speaker 3 (33:39):
It's remarkable to me and I spoke about this on
my morning program. It's so disappointing because Spencer Pratt has
run such an amazing campaign, has gone viral, he said,
the video. It's been creative, it's been inspiring, it's inspired
Hope and Karen Bass. Her percentage of the vote is
stayed relatively flat, but this third place Lefty Kami has
skyrocketed with these after election.
Speaker 1 (34:00):
Day votes, and it doesn't really make any mathematical sense.
But isn't that the strongest argument against theft because wouldn't
Bass really be afraid of this commie because the top.
Speaker 3 (34:12):
Two jungle primary the advance anyway, Well, are you talking
about just in the competitive side, right.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
Because the top two advance, right, isn't there an argument
to be made that that Bass is going to have
a harder time beating the socialist? That's a good question.
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (34:26):
There's been a lot of pushback when you see the
other race. The Governor's raised that Steve Hilton, the Republican,
has done extremely well in going against Xavier Butcheron. It
looks like those will be the two heading to the runoff.
A Republican and Steve Hilton. I think there's an.
Speaker 1 (34:39):
Under chitter is such a zero? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
it is a text or Dan, your wife was in
the business. I can't believe you put up with the
disgusting way he treats females in the media. Would love
to hear what Amy thinks about it. My wife if
you're new to the show, My wife was just one
of the great broadcasters I believe in Colorado history. Tremendous talent,
(35:02):
and you know, it would have been a great national talent,
but wanted to stay here and then left heir to,
you know, to raise the kids. And so yeah, it's
let me think about that for a second. The disgusting
way he treats females. First of all, it's not a
female thing. You know. Trump has the courage to sit
(35:24):
down with the best the left has to offer in
the media, whether they're male or female. And I don't
think there's any difference in his treatment between male and female.
I don't think there's any difference at all.
This is Dan Caples and welcome to today's online podcast
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three seven one three eight two five five d A
N five seven seven three nine. Rob Dawson from the
(00:21):
newsroom kind enough to join us as we talk about
the severe weather in places right now, because Rob, we're
going to have people listening to us right now. It's
the most beautiful day they've ever seen, sunshining sky's blue
birds are chirping other people right now, they're you know,
just wondering if they'll get home for dinner. So what's
going on out there?
Speaker 2 (00:39):
Yeah, if you are listening and here listening to us
right now.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Oh am, I on the right mic. There we go,
there we go. Okay, yeah, you check very well, but
better when it's on. Yeah. Of course.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Now, if you're listening to us in Puebla, for example,
right now, you might be saying, what, what's severe weather?
Speaker 1 (00:56):
You know right now?
Speaker 2 (00:57):
But the severe the severe weather, the threat is in
the northeast part of the state and It includes Denver, Greeley,
and Castle Rocky twenty five from Wyoming to Castle Rock
and pretty much to the al Paso Douglas Kenny line
and then everyone east. Tornado watches until nine o'clock, but
tornadoes may not be the biggest threat. The biggest threat
(01:19):
will likely be the hail. So far, the hail has
started small. These storms have started in Denver and in
our metro area, but they could accelerate as they move
further east, and the hail could be bigger in places
like Fort Morgan, for example, or Akron or Stirling.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
So we'll be continuing to watch that.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
But right now, the most pressing severe threat at the
moment our severe thunderstorm warnings. One of them is just
to the northeast of Denver in DIA. One of them
is just east of Castle Rock, basically between Castle Rock
and Deer Trail, and then another one is southeast of Lineman.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
So those are the three right now that we got working. Yeah,
we're broke scene from Denver right now, and that's Side
twenty five in Bellevue basically, and it just looks like, yeah,
northeast of us, sure looks like right up beside Adams County.
It's just yeah, oh, it's just looks like a hailsky.
Everybody knows what it's like from the Wizard of Oz,
right when the sky turns dark and green and then
the witch comes down.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
And all glow with that green glow to glow and
glow that gets you and the puffs and the clouds,
and I think, yeah, that's a storm that may not
be necessarily falling right on our building, but off in
the distance, and that's towards the northeast that does track,
and that severe thunderstore warning includes the II right.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
We can care about those people too. It doesn't want
to be right in our eye. But yeah, and what
hundreds of flight says you would expect to lay or
canceled at DIA right now, So do check. Hey, thank you,
my friend. Yeah, you guys so grateful. Appreciate that. That's
Rob Dawson. Keep us up today, would you anything changes,
my friend? Thank you? Yeah. And then ay, as you're
out there driving around, et cetera. If you see something
(02:56):
that you think you know is really important other people
need to know you want to warn them up, feel
free to give us a call. Three oh three seven
one three eight two five five text d A N
five seven seven through nine. Ryan and I remember when
I was doing the Saturday show on KOA and we
got a call from a lady and you could tell
it was real, you could hear the panic everything else.
And she just said, Hey, that the bridge behind me
(03:17):
just collapsed. I think it killed the guy. And so
we you know, we're able to get that message out
right away people avoided the area. That was an awful
awful deal. But anything with the weather that you think
that that others should know, feel free to let us know.
Lots to do today. Glad you're here, Hope you had
a fantastic weekend. But do you want to talk about
(03:37):
the Denver Post. By the way, if you care about
Colorado politics, there's a real chance for the GOP to
win a statewide office, and that would be the Attorney
general office. Say, I'm still hopeful that you know, something
special can happen, Lightning can strike, magic in a bottle,
and some of the other statewide races, and we'll talk
about that more. But there's a real shot to win
(03:58):
the attorney General's race if Jenna Griswold is the Democrat candidate.
Because the GOP's going to have a really strong candidate
and a guy named Michael Allen. He's the DA down
in El Passo County. Now Michael Doherty, who we've had
on the show before, he's the DA in Boulder. Michael's
a Democrat. We're going to disagree on some issues, obviously,
and we do. But Michael is a real DA. He's
(04:22):
the real deal. And so I if the Dems were smart,
they would make him their nominee and he would be
much tougher to beat than Jenna Griswold. But I've got
to believe, sitting here today, Jenna will be the attorney
general nominee of the Democratic Party. Here's why it matters.
It matters today because the Denver Post has endorsed Michael
(04:43):
Doherty to be the Democrats nominee for attorney general. So
he will join us at five oh six. Michael Doherty
at five oh six. And Hey, if you're a Republican
like I am, I understand you're not going to vote Trum.
I'm not going to vote for him. But he is impressive.
He's a process, a real prosecutor, and he does a
(05:04):
very very good job. The reason I wouldn't vote for
him is I think the state really needs, you know,
a Republican district, a Republican attorney general. And Michael Allen
is kind of a mirror image of Michael Doherty in
terms of abilities, proven performance as a prosecutor. Michael Allen
is the real deal and has the added benefit of
having the right you know, ideology and policies via his conservatism.
(05:28):
But I have a lot of respect for Michael Doherty
and he will be with us at five oh six.
So do you think Griswold is going to be their nominee? There?
Speaker 3 (05:37):
You know, the sheer mathematics of it, if you're setting
betting odds would be yes. The answer I think if
you're voting on merits. I'm not sure what the Democrats
are going to do or if on affiliates will pour
into this contest they'll choose this, or if they'll vote
the Republican vow.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
That's a big question out there.
Speaker 4 (05:52):
Dan.
Speaker 1 (05:52):
If you're an affiliated which ballot are you going to vote?
And why? Oh I listen. I'm no political expert, but
I have to think you're a much heavy or unaffiliated
turnout in the Democrat primaries toward recent history. Yeah, yeah, no,
I I would just have to think that. But a
great point you make about the unaffiliate, it's that's that's
(06:14):
obviously what Michael Doherty would be counting on. But the
reason I think she's a lock is you look at
the Democratic Party and it's all about identity politics, and
they've got she's got the big name recognition, she's got
the big money. Michael Doherty has the ability, he has
the merit, he has the integrity, but she's got the
(06:34):
name recognition, the money and uh and the identity identity
politics box that Democratic Party is so obsessed about. And
I would imagine that's magnified in the folks who would
vote in a Democrat primary. So anyway, I know that
very few people woke up this morning caring about the
attorney General's race in Colorado, but it could be very
(06:56):
very important to the GOP, you know, getting that as
a statewide win. And you know, once, once we actually
have somebody win state wide, then we have a face
of the party. Who's who is the face of the
GOP in Colorado? Right now? Would somebody tell me three
oh three seven one three eight two five five five
seven seven three nine. Ryan. Ryan does a great show.
(07:16):
By the way, you are to know this. I'm sure
each morning six to ten on six point thirty KHW
out of Denver, but really worldwide when you consider the
iHeartRadio app Ryan. Who is the face of the Republican
Party right now? Dan Kaplis, Oh we're dead? Yeah? No,
who is the face of the GP? I don't think
I'm joking here.
Speaker 3 (07:35):
I mean think about who's been at it longer from
this ideological viewpoint that's been expressing views consistently to a
captive audience.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
Dan, well, thank you for that. But to the fact
that I was a Democrat for ten or twelve years
before that, would that hurt my chances?
Speaker 5 (07:52):
No?
Speaker 3 (07:53):
I think there are a lot of late comers to
the right side of things.
Speaker 1 (07:56):
And really, you know what, those of us who have
made that journey, yeah, tend to be, you know, more
reliable and more passionate about I wouldn't say more reliable that.
Let me take that back, more passionate about it because
it was a choice. I could fire two example. People
were born Republican. Hey, they were fortunate, but if for
me it was a choice, a journey that I paid
a price for, so you know, it's really important.
Speaker 3 (08:19):
Two examples that stand out that I think our audience
would both be very fond of. In most cases, Ronald
Reagan and Donald Trump both made the same journey you did.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
Yeah, no, I think that says something. Anyway, let's start
with this on the show today. Who is the face
of the Republican Party in Colorado. Let's go to Dylan
and Aurora. You're on the Dan Kaplish always got an
update for us in the weather.
Speaker 5 (08:41):
Okay, Dan, So it's probably ten ten or so minutes ago.
I lived near like two two five and I seventy,
and it definitely looked like the clouds that were starting
to kind of spin. And then, you know, about five
minutes after I left my house, then we're going, well,
(09:02):
you know, just figured, uh, you know, let people up
in the area. No, it's probably it wasn't looking very
very good.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
So hey, thanks for that heads up, man, appreciate it. Yeah.
Anytime you start seeing that rotation and the tornado sirens
go off, yeah, yeah, thank you for that heads up.
Doll And I had not heard about that. Three h
three someone three eight two five five as well. Please
let us know if there's something out there you think
is dangerous, you want to other people know about what
a great text in the interesting sense, not merit, but Dan,
(09:32):
what is with all the weather cowards such nonsense people
are whimps and cowards. I don't understand the logic in that.
I mean, we always have some fun, right talking about
how some of the weather news people will hype things up,
et cetera, just get more clicks or whatever. That's always
kind of fun to talk about. But but I'm thinking
about it from the safety standpoint, you know, I'm thinking
(09:53):
about it. Hey, if there's something going on out there
that could be unsafe to people, give us a heads
up and we'll we'll pass it along.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
All what we had here too is kind of like
BB sized hail as well. And I can do a
lot of damage to your car that's very expensive.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
So, oh my lord, what a great point you make there. Yeah,
thank you for that. I forgot all about that, you know,
just the hail warning stuff. For some reason, I've never
had that malady. I've just never had the car blown
up by hell, but I know so many people have.
I also know it. Jack's everybody's insurance rates up. But
as Ryan pointed out, for today's purposes, if you're aware
of some big hail falling somewhere. Give us a heads up,
(10:27):
you know, because you'll get those calls. Right, Ryan, it
sounds like somebody's out there with an ak just shooting
the car up. And if you're running into one of
those deals, let us know so we can try to
save other people's cars. Thank you for that, Ryan. Three
oh three seven three eight two five five da N
five seven seven through nine textdress Dan, did you happen
to catch John Oliver last night? You showed bits of
the Republican debate with Kyle Clark, and let me start
(10:52):
with that when we come back. There's a point that
needs to be made there. You're on the Dan Kapla
Show and now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 6 (11:04):
Fig for this bump you first of all, if you're
bringing into this like the sexist stuff is like out
of control.
Speaker 2 (11:11):
So there's your clickbait that you were looking for a
lot of people.
Speaker 6 (11:15):
I don't want to talk about anybody's exits and their
creation that they do.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
Yeah, that is representative Bobert. Starting with Bleepbord.
Speaker 3 (11:24):
I might add that I had to add an additional
bleep at the beginning there. It wasn't very well done.
It was pretty much you knew it.
Speaker 1 (11:30):
Yeah, I don't blame her. I don't blame her one
little bit. I mean, that's just absolutely ridiculous. And that's
coming from Fox. Give me a break asking her about
whether she was involved with Massy. Yeah, that's that's garbage.
Three oh three seven three eight two five five d
A N five seven seven three nine. Hey, if you're
running into some severe weather where you are Hell, for example,
(11:51):
that might damage other people's cars, give us a heads up.
We're happy to pass it along. I think it's, you know,
going to settle down in the metro area before long,
but we've got some pockets of some nasty stuff out
there around the state. Texture Dan, it's a luxA. I've
had two Honda Civics, first one damaged by hill on
the ninety storm, second in two different hailstorms, and that
(12:13):
one was only a few weeks old. Have you ever
had a car torn up, Brian by hell.
Speaker 3 (12:19):
A little bit on the hood of my last vehicle,
who was pretty frustrating.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
God, I know what you gonna do? Yeah, I have not.
I'm wondering. Let's say that I just had one that
was completely pock marked. Right, it's a surface of the
moon kind of stuff. I'm wondering if I might just
keep it that way. I mean, it's a look. It
is a look like a demolition derby or what it
is A look? No, I think it's just kind of
(12:43):
a nice manly look. I don't know. I hope not
to find out. Yeah, but no, it depends. I think
I know how it looked when it was done. Dan,
no tornado in Denver, but the sirens are going off.
Stupid people in charge. I do think we'd have to ask, Okay,
if there's no tornado, but the sirens are going off,
are they trying to warn about something else? Yeah? I wonder,
(13:07):
Dan says a texter And if anybody else knows about
that sirens going off in Denvers as a text. If
mbiddy knows, why, please do pass that along. Dan. Did
you happen to catch John Oliver last night? You show
bits of Republican debate with Kyle Clark and his interview
at the Compound? Absolutely hilarious. I did see that. I
did see that sound, And the only thing I want
(13:28):
to say about that is John Oliver was talking about
what a great job, you know, the moderator had done
in that debate, And I wish John Oliver would look
at the Democrat debate where the moderators just rolled over,
and the moderators did everything they possibly could, in my opinion,
to protect the Democrats who were debating to the bizarre
(13:51):
length of not asking them about the major issues of
the day because they know these are Democrat failures and
the Democrat positions aren't popular. How do you have these
two Democrat candidates debating. One's been a US Senator for
a generation, the other's been the ag for eight years,
and not a single question, not a single question about
(14:11):
roads that are a mess, about crime, not a single
question about fentanyl, not a single question about sanctuary cities,
not a single question about Wiser having these big losses
at the US Supreme Court for violating the constitutional rights
of Christians, not one single question where he goes in
(14:33):
and he absolutely broils the GOP candidates. Doesn't that tell
you everything? Doesn't that just tell you everything? And a
broader issue with the media as well. They're in most
some noble exceptions or just an extension of the Democratic
Party when the state really needs more. I don't care
if somebody wants to go help the Democratic Party publican party,
whatever you know, knock yourself out, be true to your beliefs,
(14:55):
but don't pretend to be an objective journalist, and don't
deprive the state. The state of Colorado really needed to
see a real debate between Wiser and Bennett. Unfortunately, one
of them is likely to be our next governor. Let's
not give up, let's still hope to win that race.
But the state of Colorado deserved to have both of
(15:17):
those guys exposed, push them hard on their positions and failures. Ryan,
you tell me this. How does any self respecting moderator
have a debate with the city and us centator, the
city attorney general and not ask them about boys and girls' sports? Yep,
it's such a hot issue in Colorado. It's on the
friggin ballots. Over one hundred and twenty five thousand people
(15:40):
signed signatures. Do you think as they were planning that
debate and play, deciding on what questions to ask, and
putting everything up on the whiteboard, that one never even
made the list. No, there had to be, in my opinion,
a conscious decision made not to ask certain questions, the
obvious big questions, because it would make the Democrats look
(16:01):
bad because the truth makes the Democrats look bad. But
we are so lucky. We are so lucky Ryan that
that the moderators then honed in, honed in on these
big issues, you know, like regulations for self driving cars.
Really glad they spent debaate time on that, you know,
it's yeah, remarkable. Three oh three seven one three eight
two five five d an five seven seven three nine.
(16:24):
A Texter says Dan good for Trump walking out on
the Welker interview. I love how he never buys into
the evil mainstream and mainstream media premise when they ask questions.
I do have a bunch of sound on that today
because to me, it was so interesting. And the President
has been absolutely phenomenal when it comes to being willing
to take on all comers, and he sits down with
(16:47):
the best the left has to offer in terms of
the press, and he's fearless when it comes to that.
And you could tell not getting emotional. It's peanut butter,
but you could tell as you were watching this that
it was just kind of that tipping point moment where
he just finally had enough. And I think part of
it was that she was being so disrespectful to the
(17:11):
presidency let alone to him in the way that she
was arguing and interrupting him.
Speaker 6 (17:16):
You, first of all, that's whoa that was not welcome,
that was not that would have been news.
Speaker 1 (17:27):
I'd like to see how that would end.
Speaker 7 (17:29):
Ye. To be very clear, there's no evidence of what
you're saying.
Speaker 4 (17:32):
But about Todd Blant, what's this tremendous evidence? There is
nothing but election was It was a dirty election.
Speaker 1 (17:43):
This is happening again. And I'll play the rest when
we come back from the break. But one thing I
wanted to put in the back of your head beyond
the obvious point. You got a couple of things going
on there. One is, I think, and I've said her along,
the president sincerely believes that election was stolen. One the
other thing keep in mind is it is. And I'm
(18:04):
sure as attorneys have told him this, you know, it's
it's very important that he continue to point out that
he sincerely believes that election was stolen, because that's a
critical part of his legal defense and the kind of
lawfare they were trying to use in federal court to
put him in President oh Trump really didn't believe it
(18:26):
was stolen. He was just doing all of this to
try to obstruct government and steal a public office, et cetera.
So on multiple levels, I think it's very important in
the president's mind to keep reminding people that he truly
believes this election was stolen and making that point three
out three seven, three eight, two five five will keep
(18:46):
you posted on the severe weather. You're listening to the
Dan Kaplis Show podcast because you know you got the
flat airons right out there. It's a oh awesome, thank
you for that. Ryan. Oh a great lead in to
Rob Dawson from the newsroom. Excuse me, Rob, not getting emotional,
(19:07):
all right, the weather's not that bad. I'm not going
to get emotional over it. It's peanut butter. Thank you for
coming in. What's the latest.
Speaker 2 (19:13):
Yeah, we have a tornado warning right now and this
is for north western Elbert County. So this is pretty
close to you know, the Aurora Arapa Ho Douglas, Albert County,
that little part of where County Line Road is, and
that is until five point fifteen pm. This is for
a severe thunderstorm capable of producing or tornado. The good
(19:36):
news with that message is that there is no funnel
cloud that they've seen. All they're looking at right now
is the National Weather Service Undoppler radar thought they saw
some characteristic of a tornado.
Speaker 1 (19:47):
For me and a witch. Yes, exactly right.
Speaker 2 (19:50):
Yeah, so and that was located near Kiowa, and it
was moving east at twenty miles per hour. And the
significant part of this one is the two inchail that's
about as large as an egg. So yeah, two inchhale
in diameter. So that's in effect until five point fifteen and.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
We'll see where this storm moves to from there.
Speaker 2 (20:13):
It's moving at twenty miles an hour, so you know,
not too quick where it just lightning fast starts, but
also not too slow.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
Have you been in that part of Albert County? No,
I have not. I've just been. It's one of the
most beautiful places in the state. Yeah, it's remarks. I've
been close.
Speaker 2 (20:30):
I've actually been on the other side of Powhatan or
pow On Road or Delbert which divides everything, so that yes,
just north of county line.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
Couldn't believe it the first time we went out there. Yeah. Yeah,
and everybody further east yeah h wow. Well, thank you, Rob,
Please do pop in anytime, keep us posting. Yeah, for sure,
thank you, my friend especially on that hail stuff, so
we can get people heads up and they can hopefully
save their car and maybe their skull. If we're talking
about two inch hel Ryan, what's the biggest hail you've
(21:00):
ever been in? Been in about golf ball size?
Speaker 3 (21:04):
I want to say, and we do get hale back
home in Michigan, not not quite like like here, No,
not as.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
I never in Chicago, never saw anything like that. No, No,
this is and this was wild.
Speaker 3 (21:15):
This kind of came out of nowhere and it was
pouring buckets as you saw.
Speaker 1 (21:20):
Yeah. Yeah. And then hey, if you're in the Denver
Metro right now, we're doing the show from Denver today,
you're thinking, Hey, what's everybody talking about? I mean, because
sun is going to be out in a couple of
minutes and it's going to look beautiful, but yeah, dangerous
in different places around the state. Dan, the National Weather
Service is as useless as blank on a man. Stop
the useless announcements. So yeah, I've offended people with a
(21:41):
lot of things over the years, never with a tornado
warning public service, that's my friend. Hopefully it does not
drop down into your neighborhood, Dan Trump does with Raycoone
tattam repeat the lie over and over again until it
becomes your truth. You know. The great irony of that
somewhat angry text is it. Trump one office both times
(22:02):
and has at historic level success by being in some ways,
by being in some ways the rare truth teller in politics,
who who will say the things that are clearly true
that nobody else is willing to say. Now, has he
told some whoppers along the way? Yeah, yeah, he has.
Every president has. Unfortunately Obama would lie through his teeth.
(22:26):
Biden was living a lie. The whole Democratic Party was
living a lie. Another thing that probably should have been
asked about in that so called Democrat debate last week
of Bennett and Wiser. Hey, you know, yeah, you could
have mentioned to us right that the guy had lost
his mind. But anyway, Yeah, but yeah, Trump's told some
(22:46):
whoppers on the one hand, But on the other hand,
more than any other president we've had in a couple
of decades, he has been willing to tell big truths,
and so yeah, that's been a key part of his success. Dad,
I cannot even watch Kristin Welker. She's so biased, pompous
and constantly interrupts. Yuck, and so I'll give you a
(23:08):
little more Kristen Welker sound. You know, I will watch
Kristin Welker, and at times she does good work. What's
so unfortunate is like so many of these, you know,
media types who really have tremendous talent, because some of
these media types really are uber talented, but they've decided
just to become political hacks, which is really kind of
(23:30):
sad because they have these high level skills where they
could be, you know, that reliable anchor or that reliable reporter,
but they decide to be political hacks. And Welker is,
in my mind in that group. I think she has
elite level skills but has decided to be an agent
of the Democratic Party. So everybody's talking about because the
(23:53):
President walked off this interview with her. I'll play this
sound if for no other reason, Ryan, can we get
this on the button bar? It will be an audio
meme for years. At the end, when Kristin Welker says
I flew all the way to Wisconsin, that's going to
become a meme for I think a lot of different things. Right, Yeah,
just be very crue. There's no evidence of what you're saying.
Speaker 5 (24:14):
But there's a lot about Todd.
Speaker 4 (24:17):
Listen to me, let's talk is tremendous evidence. There's nothing
but evidence.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
The election was rigged.
Speaker 4 (24:23):
It was a dirty election. This is happening again right now,
in happening right now in California, right now, it's looking
Look at what's happening in California. It's in California. It's now.
They're not there dropping fast because it's a rigged election.
Let me tell you, it's four days and they aren't
(24:45):
even close to coming up.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
They can you know why.
Speaker 4 (24:47):
They're doing that, because they're cheating on the election.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
What do you have evidence?
Speaker 4 (24:52):
All I have to do is look, all I have
to do it's not listen and I listened to people,
and let's see what happens.
Speaker 1 (24:58):
That's not evident. You think it's a that's how they got.
Speaker 7 (25:01):
They want the votes.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
I think it's appropriate that they have.
Speaker 4 (25:04):
An election and five days later they're nowhere close to picket.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
A local officials acknowledge they are slow.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
They're urging.
Speaker 4 (25:11):
They're crooked.
Speaker 7 (25:11):
They're urging the votes to be counted quickly.
Speaker 1 (25:13):
That's how they very.
Speaker 4 (25:14):
Crooked, just like your crooked. Your press is crooked. And
meet the pressures crooked.
Speaker 1 (25:18):
To be fair, I'm not crooked, but.
Speaker 4 (25:20):
Really, well, you play right into their hands out you're
either crooked or you're stupid. You play right into their
hands with this rap. You know that these elections are rigged.
Your network knows that they're rigged. You know that I
won an election in a landslide and I got ninety
four percent. Bad press presented because you have no credibility, but.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
You've never presented evidence there was rigged.
Speaker 7 (25:45):
Let's keep talking about I want to talk about Tom.
Speaker 4 (25:46):
You have more evidence, there's more evidence than ever presented.
Let's talk your elections in this country. We're like a
third world country, sir. Your elections are crooked, and you're
crooked and meets the presses crookeds, and so is ABC
and CBS and CNN present one sided cook at network.
So let's call it quits because I've had a note,
(26:08):
thank you, darling.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
Have a goodness the president. Let's please. I traveled all
the way to Wisconsin.
Speaker 4 (26:13):
I've shot traveling all I know. I travel around later
an hour for him, on and off in the rain,
and I've given you enough time. You want to straighten
out your press because you know what, mister O country
can never be great travel with you're just honor.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
Listen. We traveled all the way to Wisconsin for the pot.
You got to save that bite, mister president. I traveled
all the way to Wisconsin. Right. I'd love to hear
from me this. Do you think the president went too far?
Three or three seven win three eight two five five
d an five seven seven three nine. I was listening
to Ryan's show this morning, and I don't know who
(26:48):
was very articulate woman, good to listen to. Glad you
had her on, but she thought the president had gone
too far. And Chris Rourke, Oh is that who was? Yeah? Sorry,
I had missed the intro control anyway, birthday, Oh, happy birthday, Chris.
But yeah, you know does a good job. But anyway,
I disagree. I mean, yes, in isolation should a president
(27:10):
be saying to a reporter you're stupid, you're crooked. No,
but this isn't in isolation. Life is not lived in isolation.
This president has been subjected to more wrongdoing, you know,
starting with the coup in office and then that the
you know, the the lawfare that was designed to force
him to end his life broken in jail and his
(27:32):
family broke. I mean, just vicious, evil stuff that the
media has been a full participant. And then this Kristen Welker,
you know who kind of like we saw in that
KUSA debate, then goes completely soft on the Democrat candidates.
So yeah, so so I thought you saw him reach
a boiling point. He's only human. First, he was great
(27:53):
to surround with her. He'd given her all that time,
as he pointed out, in the bad weather she had
been and win a president and they all do goes
too far, you know, there's still a respect for the
office where you don't constantly interrupt like you're, you know,
chastising a two year old. So I think he's only human.
He had reached a breaking point. And so yeah, I
(28:14):
don't have any problem with how that came down. Three
at three seven and three eight, two five, five, five,
seven seven three nine Dan court cases were brought and
brought and brought. I think they're referring to the claims
of stolen elections. Two things there. First, I've said it
since the heart broke, breaking and broken morning after the
(28:35):
twenty twenty election that I am never going to conclude
that an election was stolen and that the wrong person's
in office unless I see the actual proof of that.
And I still feel that way about the twenty twenty election.
But at the same time, there are fair questions and
there never was a full and fair airing of those questions,
(28:57):
you know, with we should have had a nine to
eleven style type investigation where all these fair questions people
had got answered through a commission that had subpoena power, etc.
And then those questions would have been answered for Americans.
But we didn't have that, and so it's left this
polarization and all of this suspicion in America that those
(29:19):
fair questions should have received a fair hearing and a
full evidentiary response. I'm not saying that the evidence would
have pointed to a stolen election. I'm not saying that
at all, But there were fair questions that people deserved
in answer to. In terms of the texture's point about
court cases broad and brought and brought, I'll address that
after the breakout of the phone lines as well. We'll
(29:40):
keep you up to the minute on severe weather. It's
starting to clear out of Denver fortunately and hopefully everybody
else stays safe. You're on the Dan Capla Show. And
now back to the Dan kapla show podcast.
Speaker 3 (29:58):
If you feel that way, I mean you were told this.
There's a lot of responsibility.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Oh I born from the store. I don't want to
make it about me.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
You got your tie over your shoulder like it's been
win blown by the store right now.
Speaker 1 (30:11):
That's going on. I was eating peanut butter and it's
a good tie. Oh n. I've got the ties I
don't put up because they're old and they're not good.
And then I got the good time. Literally.
Speaker 3 (30:21):
When I was a graduate assistant teaching audio production labs
in college for college students, one of the number one
things we advised when you're on air on a microphone
not to eat peanut butter.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Oh I know, and I've been trying to break that
habit for thirty years. You tried to do yogurt. Tried
to do yogurt. Almost kill me, almost killed me. Did
you see that? The allergic reaction only cap Now it
did not disturb Brian, because I think I think Ryan
would like to do eight hours a day of radio
instead of four. No, and you will do the last
fifteen minutes of this of the next hour. You doing
(30:54):
that to me? You're having fun with you. I mean, honestly,
what's going on there? You getting out of here? What's that?
What you're high tailing it?
Speaker 5 (31:02):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (31:02):
Yeah, yeah, yeah at four forty yeah, thank at five
forty five, thank you. Four forty five sounds better if
you're in some severe weather. Let us know if you
want to give somebody a heads up on Hale or whatever.
Denver Metro right now, Yeah, it's just sunny and beautiful.
It's going to be a perfect evening. Lots that we're
talking about at the moment. But when I start squeezing
in callers as well. A favorite of the show, Parley
(31:24):
in Beautiful Highlands Ranch, Colorado here on the Dan Kapitlo Show. Hey,
did you get any hell out there?
Speaker 7 (31:31):
Yeah, it's a little bit, but we've got a lot
of heavy.
Speaker 1 (31:34):
Rain just half that hour. We needed that.
Speaker 7 (31:37):
Yeah you too.
Speaker 1 (31:38):
Hey.
Speaker 7 (31:38):
I just want to say, Kristen Welker is an odious
elitist tool of the left, and she always has been.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Thank you for that word.
Speaker 7 (31:47):
Hello, leftist think by saying, mister President, you have no
evidence in the case, any objection to any questions about
any elections, like what's happening in California, and I applaud
President Trump for calling these slimy worms on their crap
each and every time. Did you see him step on
the mic as he walked away talk about the old microp.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
That's great about the meme.
Speaker 7 (32:12):
Yeah, all the way to Wisconsin. You probably spent ninety
minutes on a private plane, Kim.
Speaker 1 (32:17):
Lloyd, it was kind of I love that, And yeah,
it's just so whiny. But thank you for the word odious.
You know, we should have a word of the Day
and give some kind of prize. Carley, got it. Thank
you for the word odious. Carly, appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (32:28):
What do you make though, Dan of this nonsense, these shenanigans,
this tom foolery, these high jinks going on in California
right now.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
It's like Jenna Griswold. They go out of their way
to make you lose confidence in the elections, you know,
like Colorado, I think our elections are basically clean. I mean,
we've got to clean up photo rolls and obviously you're
going to have some inherent risk and mail ballots, and
we've got some issues there. But I don't think anybody
can point to any evidence that we've had, you know,
(32:58):
fraud on a scale that would overturn elections in Colorado.
We shouldn't have any fraud at all, but yeah, so,
but Jenna Griswold, by the way she acts and the
things she does, seems to go out of her way
to undermine confidence in Colorado elections. Same thing in California. Ryan,
I have not seen evidence that any of these votes
(33:18):
are fake. But when they take so long to count
the ballots, and it's always the Republicans who lose out
at the end, like Lucy in the football, you know,
any sane person is going to question it doesn't mean
they're stealing it, but any sane person's going to look
at that and say, is there something wrong there? What
(33:38):
do you think?
Speaker 3 (33:39):
It's remarkable to me and I spoke about this on
my morning program. It's so disappointing because Spencer Pratt has
run such an amazing campaign, has gone viral, he said,
the video. It's been creative, it's been inspiring, it's inspired
Hope and Karen Bass. Her percentage of the vote is
stayed relatively flat, but this third place Lefty Kami has
skyrocketed with these after election.
Speaker 1 (34:00):
Day votes, and it doesn't really make any mathematical sense.
But isn't that the strongest argument against theft because wouldn't
Bass really be afraid of this commie because the top.
Speaker 3 (34:12):
Two jungle primary the advance anyway, Well, are you talking
about just in the competitive side, right.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
Because the top two advance, right, isn't there an argument
to be made that that Bass is going to have
a harder time beating the socialist? That's a good question.
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (34:26):
There's been a lot of pushback when you see the
other race. The Governor's raised that Steve Hilton, the Republican,
has done extremely well in going against Xavier Butcheron. It
looks like those will be the two heading to the runoff.
A Republican and Steve Hilton. I think there's an.
Speaker 1 (34:39):
Under chitter is such a zero? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
it is a text or Dan, your wife was in
the business. I can't believe you put up with the
disgusting way he treats females in the media. Would love
to hear what Amy thinks about it. My wife if
you're new to the show, My wife was just one
of the great broadcasters I believe in Colorado history. Tremendous talent,
(35:02):
and you know, it would have been a great national talent,
but wanted to stay here and then left heir to,
you know, to raise the kids. And so yeah, it's
let me think about that for a second. The disgusting
way he treats females. First of all, it's not a
female thing. You know. Trump has the courage to sit
(35:24):
down with the best the left has to offer in
the media, whether they're male or female. And I don't
think there's any difference in his treatment between male and female.
I don't think there's any difference at all.
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