The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, Ross discusses the recent threat of President Trump attacking Iran's power grid with Robert Bryce, a leading expert on power generation and distribution. They dive into the implications of such an action, including the potential humanitarian disaster and the unintended consequences of turning the Iranian people against the US. Robert shares his concerns about the legitimacy of targeting civilian infrastructure and ...

In this episode, Ross and Jeana are joined by George Brauchler, the 23rd Judicial District DA, who shares a gripping case involving Jorge Alberto Campos, a child rapist who was on the run. Campos was accused of repeatedly assaulting a young girl between ages 11 and 13, and despite a reduced bond, he cut off his GPS monitor and disappeared. The DA's office worked tirelessly to track him down, and with the help of a tip from a concer...

In this episode of Ross on the News, Ross, Jeana, and Dragon dive into a mix of news and personal stories. They discuss the ongoing efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the impact of the war on oil prices, and the potential consequences of a prolonged closure. The conversation also touches on a listener's question about guilty pleasures, with Jeana and Dragon sharing their favorite treats. Additionally, they discuss a recent new...

In this episode, Ross and Jeana chat with Mayor Mike Johnston about the latest developments in Denver. They dive into the controversy surrounding César Chávez Park, discussing the city council's decision to rename the park and the process of honoring the movement while removing the problematic name. They also touch on the auditor's report criticizing the Mayor's homeless initiative, and the city's response to the alle...

In this episode, we dive into the world of politics and current events. Host Ross discusses the latest news, including a lawsuit filed by the general counsel of Denver International Airport against the city, and the potential implications of a merger between Tegna Inc. and Nextstar Media Group. We also explore the impact of the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates the same, and the ongoing battle between the Trump admi...

In this episode, Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, joins the conversation about workers' rights. He discusses recent developments in Colorado, particularly with the UFCW Local 7 union, which has been penalizing workers who chose not to go on strike. Mark shares updates on the National Labor Relations Board's complaints against the union and offers guidance on how workers can protect themsel...

In this episode, we're joined by Kirk Evans, president of US Law Shield, as he breaks down the latest gun control legislation in Colorado. He's got his sights on House Bill 1126, which he believes is problematic for gun stores and dealers. From added security measures to increased fines, Kirk explains how this bill could put small businesses out of commission. He shares his insights on the motivations behind the law and how it affe...

In this episode, we dive into a high-stakes lawsuit involving Denver International Airport's General Counsel, Everett Martinez. Attorney Steven Murray joins us to discuss the allegations of retaliation, racial discrimination, and a fabricated investigation. Martinez claims he was told to cover up the Key Lime Air lease issue and was denied a pay raise despite his excellent performance. We explore the complex web of city officials a...

In this episode, Ross dives into a mix of topics, starting with a proposed tunnel connecting Ball Arena to a nearby light rail station, which could make traveling to and from events easier. He also discusses the Save Act, a bill that aims to add voter ID requirements, but raises concerns about its potential impact on citizens. Additionally, Ross talks to Billy Schmidt, a trade analyst, about the beef industry and the recent JBS str...

In this episode, we're discussing a bill that could bring relief to Colorado restaurants. Sonia Riggs, President and CEO of the Colorado Restaurant Association, joins us to talk about Senate Bill 134, Payment Card Networks Fees. She explains how swipe fees have become a significant cost for restaurants, with some businesses paying tens of thousands of dollars a year. Sonya shares the association's concerns about the fees and how th...

We're joined by Colorado State Senator Larry Listen, representing the 10th Senate district in northern Colorado Springs. He's here to discuss Senate Bill 134, which aims to regulate credit card swipe fees. Senator Listen shares his perspective on the bill, which some see as a relief for restaurants, but he argues that it's a misguided effort. He points out that the real challenge facing the restaurant industry is the significant in...

In this episode, we're joined by Billy Schmitz, a trade analyst with Five Rivers Cattle, the world's largest cattle feeding operation. Billy shares insights on the current state of the cattle industry, discussing the impact of supply and demand on beef prices. We dive into the challenges facing ranchers, including drought conditions, rising costs, and the effects of the JBS strike. Billy also weighs in on the future of beef prices ...

In this episode, Ross dives into the ongoing Iran war, discussing the recent killing of Larijani, a top Iranian official. He's joined by Leland Vittert, a former Middle East correspondent, who shares insights on the situation and the potential implications of the Israeli military's actions. They also touch on the concept of "boots on the ground" and the idea of a revolution within Iran. Additionally, Ross shares his thoughts on the...

In this episode, we're joined by Jan Kullman, the mayor of Thornton, who's attending the Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C. She shares updates on her city's efforts to manage water usage due to the state's severe drought. We discuss the city's proactive approach to declaring a drought stage and the importance of community involvement. Jan also talks about her experience at the conference, where she's meeting with fel...

In this episode, Leland Vittert shares his insights on the ongoing conflict in Iran. He discusses the recent killing of Ali Larishani, a key figure in the Iranian regime, and how this event could be a turning point in the war. Leland explains how the Israelis are using a strategy to dismantle the upper echelons of the Iranian government, making it harder for them to maintain control. He also touches on the importance of America's r...

In this episode, we're joined by Barb Kirkmeyer, a seasoned politician and seeking the Republican nomination for governor of Colorado. Barb shares her journey from Weld County Commissioner to State Senator, and now, her bid for the top spot. We dive into the process of getting on the ballot, discussing the importance of grassroots efforts and the challenges of navigating party politics. Barb also opens up about her plans to tackle ...

Today's episode is a packed one, folks. We've got a lot to cover, so let's dive right in. Our guest, Victor Marx, is running for governor of Colorado and joins us to talk about his campaign and his vision for the state. We also discuss the latest on the war in the Middle East, including the US attack on Carg Island and the implications for oil prices. Plus, we've got a fun segment on college basketball and a discussion about the Os...

In this episode, Detective Tony Godwin shares his expertise on the dark side of the internet. As a seasoned investigator with the North Texas-based Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, Tony delves into the world of online predators and the challenges of tracking them down. He discusses the importance of being proactive and vigilant in protecting children from harm, and offers practical advice for parents on how to keep thei...

In this episode, Victor Marx, a seeing the Republican nomination for governor of Colorado, joins the show. He's working to get on the ballot through a unique hybrid approach, combining petition signatures and the assembly process. Victor shares his vision for the state, including his plans for accountability and finances, and how he'd tackle the budget deficit. He also opens up about his experience working with state officials and ...