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Speaker 1: the March a beautiful thing to behold and left can't
Speaker 1: handle it, which makes for a lot of fun sound
Speaker 1: every day and opening a lot of eyes across America,
Speaker 1: which is good for America because you know, as a
Speaker 1: former Democrat, I sit there and think, really, who could
Speaker 1: still be voting for the Democratic Party? And then I remember,
Speaker 1: wait a second, when you were a Democrat, you never
Speaker 1: would have imagined in a million years voting for a Republican,
Speaker 1: let alone being a Republican.
Speaker 2: And then I remember, that's true.
Speaker 1: Most people don't vote Democrat because they like the Democrat
Speaker 1: or the policies.
Speaker 2: Most people vote Democrat.
Speaker 1: Because they have this really negative stereotype of Republicans and
Speaker 1: the Republican Party. And it took a lot for me
Speaker 1: to cut through that, and I'm glad I did because
Speaker 1: it really opened my eyes to a million things. But
Speaker 1: I'm also very realistic about what it's going to take
Speaker 1: to get other people to make that journey. I mean,
Speaker 1: look at what just happened. It took once in many
Speaker 1: lifetime's figure like Donald Trump to be able to cut
Speaker 1: through that with enough people for him to get a
Speaker 1: second term. And since the first and second term are
Speaker 1: both saving America, well that's good timing. But it's not
Speaker 1: like you're going to have these ones in several lifetime
Speaker 1: figures in each GOP race, and in a tough state
Speaker 1: or a state like Colorado. So yeah, what does it take?
Speaker 1: What does it take to open the eyes of people
Speaker 1: who have this negative impression? Well that's understatement of the
Speaker 1: GOP and just vote Democrat out of habit. Now, understand,
Speaker 1: there are some real hardcore lefty types right who are
Speaker 1: just going to vote for the left and you're never
Speaker 1: going to reach them, and you don't have to because
Speaker 1: it's Trump proved you don't have to flip that many
Speaker 1: to win. And then once you win, you're gonna win
Speaker 1: a whole lot more because your stuff works and the
Speaker 1: left doesn't. So yeah, so got to remember, I've just
Speaker 1: got to keep reminding myself of that. So that's the
Speaker 1: beauty of this moment, because not only is Trump winning
Speaker 1: and doing all.
Speaker 2: These good things.
Speaker 1: But the left is making a total collective arts of themselves,
Speaker 1: which helps open a lot eyes.
Speaker 2: So just a golden age.
Speaker 1: Right now, my friend and will continue to play some
Speaker 1: of that sound headlines of the day.
Speaker 2: What's that? Did you just go irish there on that pronunciation?
Speaker 3: Arts?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, because I didn't want to say the word itself.
Speaker 1: A tribute and in tribute to your beautiful bride, thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the news sprung today.
Speaker 1: Engaged Kelsey Currents again, Kelsey faith Currents.
Speaker 2: What a beautiful name. Yea, yeah, that's the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Engaged to Ryan. What's your middle name? You didn't even
Speaker 2: know that eight years ago? Don't start with me.
Speaker 1: I mean you've been engaged for forty two days and
Speaker 1: didn't tell me.
Speaker 5: Cla Clayton, like the town outside of Saint Louis, Missouri.
Speaker 1: That makes total sense. So many people named after that town.
Speaker 2: But my parents lived there for a time.
Speaker 5: My mom like, well they must have liked it. Well,
Speaker 5: hopefully they liked it. Well she did, and I think
Speaker 5: she was motivated by that. I was going to be
Speaker 5: named Clayton Joel after in part after Billy Joel. But
Speaker 5: my mom chickened out at the last minute and and
Speaker 5: defaulted to Ryan after Ryan O'Neill she loved the movie
Speaker 5: Paper Moon that he appeared in with Tatum.
Speaker 2: Okay, remember that one.
Speaker 1: A lot of interesting stories there, yes, no, no, I
Speaker 1: remember what was that one? I never sawt love story? Sure, yeah,
Speaker 1: loves it. Ryan O'Neil love story.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And he's just passed a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, God rest his soul anyway, Texters, Dan, I
Speaker 1: think Pam Bondi should wait until the Statute of Limitations
Speaker 1: expires on Kathy Hokel and then changed the charges to felonies,
Speaker 1: just to make an example to New Yorker's talking about
Speaker 1: You'll see all these stories now about Pam Bondi has
Speaker 1: charged Kathy Hokele in New York, which is technically correct,
Speaker 1: but civil charges not criminals. So nobody facing criminal charges
Speaker 1: at this point. But is this coming to Colorado? Should
Speaker 1: it be? Will dive deeper into that, Dan. Congratulations to
Speaker 1: Ryan and Kelsey. So exciting, Dan. Ryan is engaged, proof
Speaker 1: that miracles exist. Correct, tell him, I think he will
Speaker 1: be a great father From someone who is the father
Speaker 1: of three awesome boys.
Speaker 2: There's no doubt.
Speaker 1: Ryan for you a great father, a tremendous text. Yeah,
Speaker 1: very nice. And let's say that is your number. Okay, Dan,
Speaker 1: congrats to Ryan and Kelsey. Dan Putin is a great man.
Speaker 1: Trump knows that. Hence today America survives only by making
Speaker 1: uh I can't read the last part of that. Putin
Speaker 1: is Satan. Okay, let's not even Let's just spell him
Speaker 1: the same. Putin is Satan. And and it is horrific
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden allowed Satan to do this. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: threw his weakness, allowed Satan to do this. It's horrific
Speaker 1: that Satan is going to a certain extent win here.
Speaker 1: But it is not Donald Trump's fault. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: doing the right thing, coming in right now and ending
Speaker 1: this meat grinder. Because once Biden's weakness brought Putin in
Speaker 1: and Europe decided it was not going boots on the
Speaker 1: ground to stop Putin and there should never be an
Speaker 1: American boot on the ground there, then at that point
Speaker 1: it was dawn Putin was going to win. The only
Speaker 1: question is how many innocent people were going to get
Speaker 1: killed in the meantime. And the great people of Ukraine,
Speaker 1: they've been raped, they've been pillaged, and it is a
Speaker 1: crime against humanity. And so blame Biden, blame the Left,
Speaker 1: blame Europe for not stepping in, But don't blame Trump.
Speaker 1: He's the guy who's stopping the bleeding right now, and
Speaker 1: it will be very good for the world to do that.
Speaker 1: Three h three someone three eight two five five texts
Speaker 1: d An five seven seven three nine Ben when it
Speaker 1: comes to immigrant votes. The rest of this is incomprehensible. Sorry, Texter.
Speaker 1: You must have been trying to do it while driving.
Speaker 1: Please never do that. It is five o'clock somewhere now.
Speaker 1: I always is not.
Speaker 2: Do you do any day drinking?
Speaker 5: I have, I would, I'll do it again, I'm sure
Speaker 5: at some point today.
Speaker 1: No, and I've seen no signs of it. Yeah, drink
Speaker 1: told me to keep an eye out for that, but
Speaker 1: none today. None. And I can't say I ever have
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 2: I know I do have an arsenal up here just
Speaker 2: in case. Did you know that?
Speaker 1: I mean, like if you looked out the window and
Speaker 1: you saw a bunch of Martians landing right then you'd
Speaker 1: want to pull out the bottle.
Speaker 5: Well, there's a Budweiser. There, there's a Vanilla porter, and
Speaker 5: there's an Avalanche amber Ale. Those are just all in
Speaker 5: reserve for emergency purposes only.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I looked out this window once and saw one of
Speaker 1: the wildest things I've ever seen, and to this day,
Speaker 1: nobody would officially confirm it. But I was not alone.
Speaker 1: I whoever was producing the show look out the window.
Speaker 2: It was here.
Speaker 1: Yes, Oh, looked right out this window, right out of
Speaker 1: this studio, okay, and I saw a fairly large plane
Speaker 1: being pursued or tailed by two or three fighter jets.
Speaker 2: Whoa, and it was not.
Speaker 1: It was not the plane commonly used as Air Force
Speaker 1: one or anything like that, because we've seen that fly
Speaker 1: up and down two twenty five doing altitude training. But no,
Speaker 1: it was, and to this day we haven't been able
Speaker 1: to get any kind of official explanation. So there was
Speaker 1: obviously some kind of perceived danger and they scrambled some
Speaker 1: jets to that aircraft.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: To this point, Dan, we've seen President Trump and his
Speaker 5: flurry of executive orders declassify the assassination files for JFK, RFK,
Speaker 5: and MLK. Will the declassification of UFO files be next?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I don't think this was a UFO issian.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen a UFO.
Speaker 5: Of course, I mean unideenta literal definition unidentified flying.
Speaker 2: That's something I thought, like lat Green men were.
Speaker 5: In well, I don't know, because it was at such
Speaker 5: a rate of speed. And I've heard here other people
Speaker 5: kind of point this out as well, especially in this
Speaker 5: part of the United States, you know, between here Roswell
Speaker 5: obviously New Mexico over to Area fifty one, Nevada. Here
Speaker 5: in the southwest United States, there seems to be a
Speaker 5: propensity for those types of sightings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, interesting, I have not I've had a lot of
Speaker 1: interesting stuff have but have never seen anything I put
Speaker 1: in that category.
Speaker 2: Have never seen anything like that. You couldn't explain.
Speaker 1: No, not that I truly thought, you know, you look
Speaker 1: at all the circumstances, I truly thought, you.
Speaker 2: Know, might be the Martians.
Speaker 1: But I want to get to one of these single
Speaker 1: most brilliant text I have seen or converted to a call,
Speaker 1: single most brilliant observations I have heard from any listener
Speaker 1: in almost thirty years on air, and here it is
Speaker 1: in the context for this is I've been talking a
Speaker 1: lot about what I've found in this build that Bennett
Speaker 1: and Hicklooper are pushing to make it easier for illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants to vote in our elections. And I posted it
Speaker 1: at dan Caplis on Twitter. You can see the language yourself.
Speaker 1: And so it's language that says ICE cannot detain illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants at a polling place. Now, why would you put
Speaker 1: that language in other than to encourage illegal immigrants to
Speaker 1: vote and make it easier for illegal immigrants to vote? Right,
Speaker 1: what other reason would you put that in? But anyway,
Speaker 1: listen to this brilliant observation from this Texter.
Speaker 2: Dan.
Speaker 1: If ICE can't detain illegal immigrants at a polling place
Speaker 1: in Colorado, which is a mail in ballot state, does
Speaker 1: that mean ICE can't arrest an illegal immigrant in their
Speaker 1: home because that's where they're filling out the ballot. Think
Speaker 1: about that. Now you may think, oh, that's a stretch,
Speaker 1: but then look at the language. Look at the language
Speaker 1: of this and you can see it at dan Caplis
Speaker 1: on Twitter, and please send it to all your friends.
Speaker 1: They need to know Hickenloopers up for reelection is doing this.
Speaker 1: Listen to this language as they list the places ICE
Speaker 1: cannot detain any illegal immigrant Section twenty six Roman numerus.
Speaker 1: By the way, twenty six a polling place wait for it,
Speaker 1: including any building or infrastructure where voting takes place during
Speaker 1: an election. So to the Texter's point, yeah, does that
Speaker 1: language mean in a mail in ballot state? Now there
Speaker 1: are some polling places, but in a mail in ballot
Speaker 1: state during an election season, you could not detain any
Speaker 1: legal immigrant in their home. So we have such a
Speaker 1: brilliant audience. Bottom line. One thing that's clear, Bennett and
Speaker 1: Hickelooper pushing a bill to make it easier for illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants to vote. Please look at it at Dan Caplas
Speaker 1: on Twitter. Send it to all your friends. John Hickenlooper
Speaker 1: must not be allowed another term. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Capla Show.
Speaker 2: And now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast.
Speaker 6: I just I've been told I have thirty seconds, so
Speaker 6: I am going to tell you.
Speaker 2: That we do have to.
Speaker 6: I don't swear in public very well, but I have
Speaker 6: to Trump.
Speaker 1: It's a congresswoman, a sitting congresswoman. They're losing their minds
Speaker 1: and it's a beautiful thing to behold.
Speaker 2: Do you mean it the way she said it?
Speaker 5: Because I'm thinking not, But I could just hear Donald
Speaker 5: Trump's response.
Speaker 2: She's not exactly my type. Dan, I don't think that's
Speaker 2: how she meant it, my friend, No, but it came
Speaker 2: out that way, Yes, no it did.
Speaker 1: But you know, this, this kind of national nervous breakdown
Speaker 1: the Dems they're having, they're going to be all sorts
Speaker 1: of fun manifestations of that, but nothing. And it's kind
Speaker 1: of sad to think about it, right, because there's so much,
Speaker 1: so much more wildness to come from the left, self defeating,
Speaker 1: self destructive wildness, even better, but none. I don't think
Speaker 1: can ever top this. And and this is you know,
Speaker 1: because you see these kind of pop up meltdowns happening,
Speaker 1: and you know what's going on, because because all these
Speaker 1: elected Democrats are under all this pressure from the hardcore
Speaker 1: left and all the big money donors, you.
Speaker 2: Gotta do something, you gotta stop them.
Speaker 1: Well that's like saying to ryan' shooling, Okay, you know
Speaker 1: you're you're walking toward the light rail tracks and here
Speaker 1: comes the light rail train and it's Ryan.
Speaker 2: You gotta stop it, jump in front.
Speaker 1: Of it, right, Yeah, how's that gonna end? Well, we're
Speaker 1: finding out. We're watching it together. At least this one
Speaker 1: was was enjoyable.
Speaker 7: Which side are you on?
Speaker 2: Where side are you on?
Speaker 1: Me, which side are you on?
Speaker 2: Which side are you on? We'll fight against well, fight
Speaker 2: no way less.
Speaker 1: Got within our walls, will fight from don to dusk.
Speaker 2: You know, there was at least one or two Congress
Speaker 2: people in that thing, Bob Dylan and Joan Baez are
Speaker 2: they're not dead yet, oh man.
Speaker 1: But how did the left get into this? Because the
Speaker 1: right doesn't have any of this stuff. Having been a Democrat,
Speaker 1: I know that, and but the left they always come
Speaker 1: up with these chants where where does where does that
Speaker 1: come from?
Speaker 2: Because well, that's a song I at least is trying
Speaker 2: to be.
Speaker 5: It's ostensibly got lyrics and a mean chorus, and you're
Speaker 5: way way some verses, way too generous.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what they're trying to do.
Speaker 5: Like I said, there no Joan Biez or Bob Dylan
Speaker 5: in terms of writing protest songs.
Speaker 2: But it's a crazy thing. You know.
Speaker 1: I was a student at se Boulder, a student body president,
Speaker 1: and there was this thing. I won't go into detail,
Speaker 1: but but the left got very mad at me. Radical
Speaker 1: left got very mad at me and promised to hurt
Speaker 1: me and all this other stuff.
Speaker 2: And so one thing.
Speaker 1: Led to another, and then they attacked at a student
Speaker 1: government meeting when a bill I sponsored passed, and all
Speaker 1: hell broke loose and violence and everything else, and so
Speaker 1: I ended up in the hospital.
Speaker 2: There ended up being a grand.
Speaker 1: Jury, some indictments and convictions, and so anyway, I'm walking
Speaker 1: down the street past the student union building near where
Speaker 1: I lived, and I hear this chanting, and I think, oh,
Speaker 1: it sounds pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Let's go here. What it is? So I'm walking over
Speaker 2: and I hear this chanting.
Speaker 1: Easy four was the name of my bill, Easy four
Speaker 1: out the door, Dan caplis on the floor.
Speaker 2: Because they got me on the floor. I'm tough. But
Speaker 2: there were probably one hundred of them.
Speaker 1: I mean, there was hundreds of them in the ballroom,
Speaker 1: but probably one hundred of them who decided to pound me.
Speaker 1: Not all hundred got us shot in of course not.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so this chant went on for a while
Speaker 1: and I thought, good.
Speaker 2: Beat, you could dance to it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, ifore that it was, its just such a
Speaker 1: wild experience.
Speaker 2: You know, you're a c U student walking down the street.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, So anyway, all ended, Well, all right, I
Speaker 1: do this with great reluctance, but because I am a Christian,
Speaker 1: not a perfect Christian, not near the Christian I want
Speaker 1: to be. But I am a Christian, So I will
Speaker 1: do the Christian thing and go to Jack and Cheyenne. Jack,
Speaker 1: you're on the Dan Kaplas show.
Speaker 4: Welcome, Danny, You're a good man. I've never said anything
Speaker 4: to the contrary.
Speaker 2: It's just a week except the last time.
Speaker 4: On the same levels.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, it's water under the bridge.
Speaker 1: I want more mercy than justice when I face my
Speaker 1: judgment day, So.
Speaker 4: I can I call you Danny spor.
Speaker 2: Make it better? Oh? Sure? Yeah? Hey, that used to
Speaker 2: be my line at the charity events.
Speaker 1: She'd stand up and say I'm Amy Spoor and I'd
Speaker 1: say I'm Dan Spoor and everybody'd laugh and it'd be
Speaker 1: the last thing I said they laughed at. But Jack,
Speaker 1: so turning a page, looking forward to the rest of
Speaker 1: our lives together, What do you think?
Speaker 4: And we we I have every intention that you and
Speaker 4: I lived for a long time and still continue to talk.
Speaker 4: But there's three topics I want to talk about. We
Speaker 4: don't have enough time. But the most important one is
Speaker 4: what you about Pan Bundy bringing U challenging hope in
Speaker 4: New York on the on the the city. What are
Speaker 4: you called? Thank Juary City things. And you you had
Speaker 4: mentioned that it's not going to be on there, uh
Speaker 4: the frame, it's not a criminal action, Okay, so gone
Speaker 4: from there and then, which I believe it should be.
Speaker 4: But anyway, look, we don't have all day on that.
Speaker 4: But under a civil action, what what can she expect
Speaker 4: to get that we can use and bring out here
Speaker 4: and use in Colorado. The only thing she could get
Speaker 4: in the civil quote, if I'm wrong, would be a
Speaker 4: cease and desist. That's right. What can she get from that?
Speaker 4: Check out here?
Speaker 1: That's what a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant question. And and you know,
Speaker 1: I was talking to my new law partner, John Kellner,
Speaker 1: who was the DA and you know Douglas Repo Lincoln
Speaker 1: and Albert until recently, and and we were talking about
Speaker 1: what an amazing difference it is in civil laws. So
Speaker 1: like in a civil complaint like this, you can get
Speaker 1: much more discovery than you probably could in a civil
Speaker 1: case in a criminal case. In a criminal case, yeah,
Speaker 1: you can convene a grand jury, but then you've got
Speaker 1: all those logistical challenge. Civil cases we get all these
Speaker 1: powerful discovery tools that help us get to the truth.
Speaker 2: Okay, depositions.
Speaker 4: That's that's a big building the file in order to
Speaker 4: come back from really well technically.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well Jack, you know that's a good point.
Speaker 1: Maybe, but at the very least you have many more
Speaker 1: tools to get to the full truth, the full truth
Speaker 1: about conspiracies, the full truth about you know, the attempts
Speaker 1: to thwart the enforcement of federal law.
Speaker 2: Et cetera.
Speaker 1: So, yes, civil cases give you more discovery power.
Speaker 4: So she's in the New York State Supreme Court or
Speaker 4: she in the Federal court on Polly Square, which which
Speaker 4: which port is?
Speaker 1: I understood these to be federal complaints. Yeah, and I'll
Speaker 1: double check that check. I'll try to check you during
Speaker 1: the break. Hey, good to talk to my friend. Glad
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Speaker 7: Montrgen Country like good use some person ever living then, so.
Speaker 5: Mary Goffier, of course song is mercy now. And yes,
Speaker 5: I told you during the break. I believe this is
Speaker 5: from an episode of Yellowstone. Some great music on that show, Oh.
Speaker 2: My goodness, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: And if you haven't seen Yellowstone yet, if you're watching
Speaker 1: the uncut version, don't watch it with your parents or
Speaker 1: you're young kids. I've really enjoyed the show, but so
Speaker 1: I would not have wanted to watch it with my
Speaker 1: parents or with young kids.
Speaker 5: You didn't want to watch Caddy. You don't want watch
Speaker 5: Caddy Shack with your parents, not even your dad.
Speaker 2: That one. I'm still trying to run, Mom. I get it.
Speaker 5: The nudity now, you don't want to be John Hickenlooper.
Speaker 5: But your dad, you know, it's like, hey, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I had to.
Speaker 1: Tell you my friend Irish Catholic Chicago Chicago police officers seminary.
Speaker 2: And you're not going to sit there and say, hey,
Speaker 2: how do you like those?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just not the greatest dad, truly the greatest
Speaker 1: dad in the world. But we didn't sit around and
Speaker 1: talk about women's body parts.
Speaker 2: No, And I didn't with my dad either.
Speaker 5: But if I had been watching that movie with him,
Speaker 5: like I said, I would have been infinitely less awkward,
Speaker 5: felt infinitely less awkward than if I had been watching
Speaker 5: it with my mom. Then it would have been like,
Speaker 5: but my dad, I'm like, you know, we can laugh
Speaker 5: that off right there, speaking.
Speaker 2: Of father son, mother son's stuff. I a CNN a
Speaker 2: new low.
Speaker 1: But this goes to what we've been talking about along right,
Speaker 1: that the left kind of melting down showing it's behind
Speaker 1: right now and it's not pretty, but they're big think
Speaker 1: about it. It's what's seven thirty seven beck East right now?
Speaker 1: And so their big headline story is Elon Musk bringing
Speaker 1: his four year old son with him into the Oval
Speaker 1: office into lots of different events, right which should be
Speaker 1: a testimony and testament to the American family. But CNN
Speaker 1: just ripping it now and quoting Musk's girlfriend is saying,
Speaker 1: our son shouldn't be exposed to all this et cetera.
Speaker 1: I mean, how low can you go a dad being
Speaker 1: a great dad? I mean, truly, how low can you go?
Speaker 2: They were doing the same thing, Dan.
Speaker 5: I was at the inauguration, yeah, and I had a
Speaker 5: pretty good perch where I could see Jade Vance come
Speaker 5: in and he's there with his wife and his kids,
Speaker 5: and his kids are kind of you know, restless and
Speaker 5: acting up and climbing all over. And then the kids
Speaker 5: were taking off the stag escorted out. You would have
Speaker 5: thought that those kids and committed some kind of crime,
Speaker 5: and the media was ripping.
Speaker 2: Isn't he a good father? Doesn't take care of his goods?
Speaker 2: They're you know, do you remember that? Oh yeah?
Speaker 1: But but again, all that does is help us right
Speaker 1: and defeats the left by just showing how truly psycho
Speaker 1: they are. But h and really kind of anti American
Speaker 1: values in so many ways. So CNN has this headline
Speaker 1: up now Musk's ex girlfriend our son quote should not
Speaker 1: be in public like this.
Speaker 7: Oh shit.
Speaker 1: I mean think one of the great things they mean
Speaker 1: and I were told when we became parents was love
Speaker 1: is spelled t I M e. Love is spelled T
Speaker 1: I M. Kids know what you really value based on
Speaker 1: how you spend your time. And so Amy and I
Speaker 1: both blessed with with great parents. So we have since
Speaker 1: that day tried to spend every minute possible with our kids.
Speaker 1: And like Joe, I mean, my goodness, he he he
Speaker 1: was going I combine happened and he was just an infant,
Speaker 1: and you know he's in the back of the car.
Speaker 1: I'm speeding over to Columbine to do a live hit
Speaker 1: with Fox News.
Speaker 2: Et cetera. And you know, he's there with me.
Speaker 1: He goes in with me everything else. We've done everything,
Speaker 1: Carolina and I've done everything together. She works at our
Speaker 1: law firm now, you know. And so no love is
Speaker 1: spelled Tim. And the fact that Elon Musk wants that
Speaker 1: time with his son, wants him to have those experiences gained,
Speaker 1: the confidence that comes from those experiences.
Speaker 2: That's that's a loving parent.
Speaker 5: I just think, like you just said, Dan, the amount
Speaker 5: of time my father spent with me, taking me fishing,
Speaker 5: playing ball with oh yeah, you know, just having fun,
Speaker 5: watching Saturday Night Live with his buddy. He would take me.
Speaker 5: I was a little pal, I was his sidekick. I
Speaker 5: was so excited to go on those trips with him. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that meant everything to me.
Speaker 2: And my mom would do the same with us. I mean, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: And my dad had come home, Chicago police officer, he'd
Speaker 1: come home from work and he'd go right out to
Speaker 1: the alley and gather all the kids in the neighborhood
Speaker 1: and we'd all play football out in the alley or
Speaker 1: softball out in the alley if it was at season
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 2: But it was all about that time.
Speaker 1: So I think what drives you know, I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about your everyday Democrat, right, I've been married to one
Speaker 1: for years. But I'm talking about the left that runs
Speaker 1: the party. So much of the left is anti God,
Speaker 1: anti faith, anti family, that I think there's got to
Speaker 1: be some deep personal jealousy and resentment when they see
Speaker 1: happy families. I mean, like, you look at Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and nobody's ever tried to claim Donald Trump's a saint.
Speaker 1: Nobody elected him to be their saint, you know. But
Speaker 1: but you look at Donald Trump and you look at
Speaker 1: his great family. I think that drives the left kind
Speaker 1: of crazy. I think that drives them kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: And seeing Elon Musk here so close to his son
Speaker 1: and the son at the press or yesday you're in
Speaker 1: the Oval office and Elon Musk is talking and the
Speaker 1: son was very polite. What you remember His exact words
Speaker 1: I think were, excuse me, I'm sorry, I need to
Speaker 1: go pee. Right, I mean, yeah, that's it. It's a great,
Speaker 1: it's normal, normal moment. But how much is normal about
Speaker 1: the hard left? Not Democrats, but the hard left it
Speaker 1: owns and operates the party.
Speaker 2: Not much.
Speaker 1: I mean, here's an exhibit A, Right, here's an exhibit.
Speaker 1: This is an elected congresswoman from the left.
Speaker 6: I just I've been told I have thirty seconds, so
Speaker 6: I am gonna tell you that we do have to
Speaker 6: I don't swear in public very well, but we have
Speaker 6: to come.
Speaker 1: And what's worse that or John hicken Looper up for
Speaker 1: reelection in Colorado and Michael Bennett pushing a bill to
Speaker 1: make it easier for illegal immigrants to vote, A bill
Speaker 1: that says I just can't detain them in a polling place.
Speaker 1: If you don't believe me, check out at Dan Kaplis
Speaker 1: and Twitter. I posted it right there. Send it to
Speaker 1: your friends.
Speaker 2: Let him know.
Speaker 1: Listen, John hicken loop he's a nice guy. Every time
Speaker 1: I renew him, I'm enjoying, great guy to have a
Speaker 1: beer with. But he cannot be our senator. He wants
Speaker 1: to use this power to go make it easier for
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants to vote. What do you think that is
Speaker 1: ryan a ninety ten issue in Colorado? If the people
Speaker 1: of Colorado had a direct vote on should illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: be voting in our elections? What percentage would join John
Speaker 1: Hickenlooper and Michael Bennett. I have to assume that's their position,
Speaker 1: since they're trying to say to them, hey, you will
Speaker 1: have asylum, you want to go to a safe space,
Speaker 1: There'll be no place safer in America for you. Then
Speaker 1: that the ballot box, the polling place. So what percentage
Speaker 1: of Colorado's would vote for having illegal immigrants vote?
Speaker 5: Well, the Colorado voters have disappointed me on several occasions,
Speaker 5: so I might go a little higher than say the
Speaker 5: national average, which I would put no higher than twenty
Speaker 5: and probably lower than that twenty percent, maybe twenty five percent,
Speaker 5: because that would tell us that at least half of Democrats.
Speaker 5: But well, wait, no, we don't want illegal aliens who
Speaker 5: are not citizens of this country voting in our elections.
Speaker 5: It's one of the things the founding fathers were very
Speaker 5: stalwart against. They did not want foreign influence direct in
Speaker 5: our elections or otherwise.
Speaker 2: I do believe it's a ninety ten issue in Colorado. Colorado.
Speaker 1: The only qualifier I'd put on it is I think
Speaker 1: you have a lot of activist stems, a lot of
Speaker 1: activist stems who count on votes from illegal immigrants. And
Speaker 1: I have no idea how many legal immigrants vote in
Speaker 1: Colorado elections. I'm not trying to say that's what has
Speaker 1: decided Colorado elections.
Speaker 2: That's not my point.
Speaker 1: My point, though, is when you've got Hicket, Looper and
Speaker 1: Bennett out there publicly pushing a bill that says Ice
Speaker 1: can't detain a legal immigrants in a polling place, how's
Speaker 1: any sane person supposed to understand that, other than encouraging
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants to go to polling places? And what would
Speaker 1: you go to a polling place for other than to vote? Ryan,
Speaker 1: can you think of anything?
Speaker 2: Stickers? They have some pretty good stickers there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's high suspect to say put it mildly.
Speaker 5: And I'm wondering, so you talked about earlier in a
Speaker 5: texture astutely pointed out, you would just instruct a an
Speaker 5: illegal to pull out a ballot. I've got a ballot
Speaker 5: of voting, and it could be anywhere. It could be
Speaker 5: at their home. They could be at one of those
Speaker 5: drop boxes that's a no go zone.
Speaker 2: No can't.
Speaker 5: They'll go there if they're you know, having a ballot
Speaker 5: or distributed. It's ridiculously Yeah that the Texter made such
Speaker 5: a brilliant point.
Speaker 1: He said, dan Iffice can't detain you at a polling
Speaker 1: place in Colorado since Colorado has mail in ballots. Does
Speaker 1: that mean they can't detain you in your own home
Speaker 1: because that's where you're filling out your ballot. And if
Speaker 1: you go to the exact wording of this law that
Speaker 1: Bennett and Hickenlooper are pushing, Yeah, let me put up
Speaker 1: dan Kaplis.
Speaker 2: You can see I've even underlined the language for you.
Speaker 2: You can see where it says.
Speaker 1: A polling place, including any building or infrastructure where voting
Speaker 1: takes place during an election. Right, So have fascinating point.
Speaker 1: The texture makes Hey when we come back, we got
Speaker 1: a lot of ground to cover. Also, want to preview
Speaker 1: this issue we'll talk about tomorrow. Okay, the Trump administration
Speaker 1: uh civilly charging the governor of New York for their
Speaker 1: sanctuary city and state status? Should they come after pollis
Speaker 1: next and so we'll preview that. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Capla Show.
Speaker 2: And now back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Judge dous block.
Speaker 2: One of your policies part of your agenda. Will you
Speaker 2: abide by that rule? Will you go? I always abide
Speaker 2: by the course and then I'll have to appeal it.
Speaker 3: But then what he's done is he's slowed down the
Speaker 3: momentum and it gives crooked people more time to cover
Speaker 3: up the books.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Trump confirming what he has always done. It's a
Speaker 1: matter of record. He follows court orders and then he appeals.
Speaker 1: So you know, it's kind of Russia hoax all over again.
Speaker 1: You know, the left breathlessly claiming that Trump is defying
Speaker 1: court orders.
Speaker 2: Simply not true.
Speaker 5: We are three weeks and to the second Trump presidency,
Speaker 5: three weeks and tonight there are warnings that the US
Speaker 5: is dangerously close to a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 1: So that's what they do, right, But you just have
Speaker 1: to laugh because it just makes it worse for the
Speaker 1: left and better for the America because more America, because
Speaker 1: more likely Republicans will win and Democrats will lose. That's
Speaker 1: total nonsense. By the way, I expect that sometime very soon.
Speaker 1: You know, that hold that has been put on the
Speaker 1: effort of doze in the Trump administration right now to
Speaker 1: access Treasury Department records, which is certainly the president's right,
Speaker 1: that that hold will soon be lifted, if not completely,
Speaker 1: then for the most part. And a court today has
Speaker 1: lifted the stay on Trump at this point offering this
Speaker 1: buy out to federal employee. So yeah, Trump has always
Speaker 1: been great about just working through the court system. And listen,
Speaker 1: you can see it in the overall plan, right, you
Speaker 1: can see it, and the overall plan that a lot
Speaker 1: of these executive orders, and they're so well thought out
Speaker 1: in most cases. Yeah, they knew that you'd have a
Speaker 1: federal court somewhere step in and put a hold on it.
Speaker 1: But then the Trump administration hoping then that they can
Speaker 1: just streamline it to the Supreme Court and get it
Speaker 1: there as quickly as possible, not try to go around
Speaker 1: the court's rulings, but get it elevated to the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court as quickly as possible.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Jim in Denver. You're on the Dan
Speaker 2: Kaplas shall welcome Jim.
Speaker 3: Hey, Dan, thanks for getting me on sure. Yesterday, when
Speaker 3: Trump was holding his press conference with the King of Jordans,
Speaker 3: Trump said he's taken over Gaza, He's not going to
Speaker 3: pay a red cent for it, and he's getting all
Speaker 3: the Palestinians out, And I was wondering what you think
Speaker 3: about that?
Speaker 2: Thank you, Jim, And I love the fact that Trump
Speaker 2: thinks big.
Speaker 1: You look at most of the great figures in world history,
Speaker 1: and you look at the major change for good that's
Speaker 1: occurred in the world. It's because of big thinkers. So
Speaker 1: I love the fact he thinks big, and I love
Speaker 1: the fact he's thinking big about Gaza because the same
Speaker 1: old cycle. You'd agree with that, Jim, it doesn't do
Speaker 1: anybody any good, and it does an awful lot of harm. Now,
Speaker 1: anybody who takes him literally that the US is simply
Speaker 1: going to take Gaza as a US territory, and the
Speaker 1: President hasn't used the territory word. No, that's not what
Speaker 1: he's saying at all. What he's saying is he wants
Speaker 1: this to happen. It would make sense, And I love
Speaker 1: the fact he's thinking big. Do I expect that will
Speaker 1: ultimately happen. No, but I love the fact he's thinking
Speaker 1: big and at least getting people to think outside the
Speaker 1: box on Gaza.
Speaker 3: Dan, I think you really need to look at his words.
Speaker 3: He reiterated yesterday, he said, we're taking it, and we're
Speaker 3: holding it, and we're not buying it, and there won't
Speaker 3: be any powerians there.
Speaker 7: And this is a war.
Speaker 3: The forcible relocation of civilians after a war is a
Speaker 3: war crime according to the Geneva Convention.
Speaker 1: Jim, you're taking him too literally. Too literally, one humble request.
Speaker 1: I love it when you call. Can you start calling
Speaker 1: the show earlier? You always like calling the last segment,
Speaker 1: but please do call earlier so we can have longer conversations.
Speaker 2: But here's the point.
Speaker 1: You got to read The Art of the Deal by Trump,
Speaker 1: and you've got to watch his life. You know, Trump
Speaker 1: is a master negotiator. And so Trump comes out with
Speaker 1: this idea that's going to get everybody's attention and start
Speaker 1: getting people thinking out of the box about Gaza and
Speaker 1: obviously trying to get the attention who was with the
Speaker 1: King of Jordan, as you mentioned, get the attention of
Speaker 1: Egypt and Jordan and others in the region that hey,
Speaker 1: you got to start taking in Palestinian people. A lot
Speaker 1: of them have been used as pawns, right but by
Speaker 1: radical Jahatis and including Iran. And so Trump is now
Speaker 1: trying to average and every way he can getting surrounding
Speaker 1: countries to take in more people from that territory so
Speaker 1: that Gaza can be turned into something productive and attractive
Speaker 1: and peaceful.
Speaker 2: So I think this is all part of the Art
Speaker 2: of the Deal.
Speaker 3: Well, he wants them to take in all the Palestinians.
Speaker 3: He's gonna check out.
Speaker 2: All of them again. You're taking him your gym.
Speaker 1: You're taking him literally, and if you choose to do that,
Speaker 1: if you choose to no, I think that's been too
Speaker 1: too technical and too nitpicky.
Speaker 2: The starting point is and you'd have to conceive this right,
Speaker 2: my friend. It is a big, bold idea and vision.
Speaker 1: It got everybody's attention, and it got people thinking about
Speaker 1: something different for Gaza other than the same old cycle.
Speaker 3: And not only that, dam but it got universal condemnations.
Speaker 3: There was not one nation in the world one that
Speaker 3: had voiced any opinion on it.
Speaker 2: Said, this is a horrible haven't heard a thing from Mars?
Speaker 2: Should you not say universal condemnation? Well, you said universal.
Speaker 3: Jim said, this is a good idea.
Speaker 2: Jim, rest your rest your head peacefully on the pillow tonight.
Speaker 2: That this is this is Trump that is best.
Speaker 1: Thank you for calling Trump being creative and bold, a
Speaker 1: big vision and and is it because ultimately he expects
Speaker 1: us to take over Gaza and to have casinos and
Speaker 1: everything else. No, but he rightly wants to seize the
Speaker 1: moment to break the cycle, which would be the best
Speaker 1: thing that could happen to the people who occupy guys, let.
Speaker 2: Alone are great ally Israel and the rest of the
Speaker 2: free world.
Speaker 1: Ryan, thank you, and again Kelson Faith Currents, congratulations your
Speaker 1: engagement to Ryan Shuling such a happy occasion.
Speaker 2: Join us tomorrow on the Dan CAPLA ship