Speaker 1: When you have people who lie, it just infuriates you.
Speaker 1: And so we're having the conversation today. Anybody wants to
Speaker 1: come on the show and claim Dave Williams has been
Speaker 1: an effective chair of the Colorado GOP, we will give
Speaker 1: you the floor, just like I did our last caller, Brad.
Speaker 1: And I'm so grateful that Brad called because I gave
Speaker 1: him the floor. We brought him back for another segment.
Speaker 1: Tell us all the way ways Dave Williams has been effective,
Speaker 1: because that's what it should be all about, right, is effectiveness.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is not a game. These are life
Speaker 1: and death issues and causes. These causes should be more
Speaker 1: important than any of us individually. So it should be
Speaker 1: about effectiveness for these causes. And yeah, Dave Williams won
Speaker 1: around in court today and he gets to stay party chair.
Speaker 1: But that's a different issue than whether he's been effective.
Speaker 1: And so gave brad is shot and he said hey,
Speaker 1: and by the way, offered Brad this first segment as well.
Speaker 1: I assume he got busy because he isn't with us anymore.
Speaker 1: I mean, I hope he's on the planet, but he
Speaker 1: isn't with this radio show right now. But Brad told
Speaker 1: us Dave Williams has been effective raising money for the party.
Speaker 1: I'm intrigued by that because I've heard many others say
Speaker 1: that he's been a very poor fundraiser. But Brad says, no,
Speaker 1: he's raised a million dollars. So I asked him, okay,
Speaker 1: what's the number and how he spent it? And couldn't
Speaker 1: get any specifics. And then Brad said Dave has been
Speaker 1: effective because Brad says he got rid of bad consultants
Speaker 1: and he mentioned Josh Penry is one of those and
Speaker 1: has brought in really good consultants. So I asked Brad, okay,
Speaker 1: who are the good consultants? Refused to tell me, said
Speaker 1: he's not going to name names, and that's where we
Speaker 1: lost the list. So if you have other items on
Speaker 1: that list, ways you think Dave Williams has been effective
Speaker 1: as party chair, I would love to hear it, because
Speaker 1: as a guy who has come in to this studio
Speaker 1: or occasionally other studios and has fought really hard for
Speaker 1: decades for the causes that we share. And you can
Speaker 1: judge whether I fought well or not, but I've fought
Speaker 1: really hard for a lot of years.
Speaker 2: And tell me who else in this state.
Speaker 1: Who else in this state comes in every day, opens
Speaker 1: up the mic and is willing to take on all comers.
Speaker 1: If you can prove me wrong, do it. And in fact,
Speaker 1: that's how I started my radio career.
Speaker 2: And you know what happened.
Speaker 1: People took me up on it and they proved me wrong.
Speaker 1: And you know what I did.
Speaker 2: I admit it. I was wrong, and I.
Speaker 1: Went from being a Democrat to being unaffiliated and then
Speaker 1: eventually Republican because it's a relentless.
Speaker 2: Search for the truth. So I do that.
Speaker 1: I am right here. Bring it on. And you know,
Speaker 1: Dave Williams ducks me. He won't come on. We've invited
Speaker 1: him again. Hopefully he will tomorrow, and I'll ask Dave. Okay, Dave,
Speaker 1: do you agree these causes are more important than you
Speaker 1: and me, more important than you and me. Name the cause,
Speaker 1: Name the cause. Let's start with foundational right to life,
Speaker 1: any other cause. We can talk about the border, we
Speaker 1: can talk about the economy, we can talk about all
Speaker 1: these causes that need to have Republicans elected to advance
Speaker 1: the cause to at least stop more harm. Can we
Speaker 1: agree those are more important than you or me?
Speaker 2: Okay? Dave and I'm giving him my first two questions.
Speaker 2: Tell us how you.
Speaker 1: Have been effective in advancing those causes, how you've been
Speaker 1: effective in getting Coloraden's elected, Republican Colorados elected.
Speaker 2: The irony is and this isn't meant as a shot.
Speaker 1: It's the reality, and it's what led to the effort
Speaker 1: to oust Dave, and that is Dave has become very
Speaker 1: effective at helping Democrats. That's the reality. That's why people
Speaker 1: sought to oust him. You think these people had nothing
Speaker 1: better to do in their lives, knowing the approach Dave
Speaker 1: takes to anybody who criticized him, Yeah, but they took.
Speaker 2: Him on and I admire him for it. They came
Speaker 2: up short.
Speaker 1: But you know what, some of the greatest figures in
Speaker 1: American history and world history are people who have stood
Speaker 1: up against power and they have spoken truth to power,
Speaker 1: and they have come up short in opposing that power.
Speaker 1: But they're some of the most admirable figures in our history.
Speaker 1: Wasn't it just wasn't it just yesterday to fort the
Speaker 1: University Patrick Henry? You know that he's about to be
Speaker 1: hung by the British, who at that time were on
Speaker 1: a roll. And it was I regret I have but
Speaker 1: one life to give for my country. And he's one
Speaker 1: of the most revered figures in history. And guess what
Speaker 1: he got hung that day? Now eventually, Yeah, the British
Speaker 1: got defeated, the Patriots won. Anybody think he's a loser?
Speaker 1: Eight five five for zero five two five five text
Speaker 1: dam five seven seven three nine. So we'll keep that
Speaker 1: light open for Brad or anybody else who wants to
Speaker 1: come back.
Speaker 2: Texters. Also, you can do it anonymously.
Speaker 1: Claim your Kamala Harris, I don't care, Text me and
Speaker 1: tell me how Dave Williams has been effective in getting
Speaker 1: Republicans elected in Colorado. What would love to hear that? Because,
Speaker 1: as far as I remember, and I may be forgetting something,
Speaker 1: but he went out and did something on its face,
Speaker 1: absolutely counterproductive and destructive, good only for the Democrats. And
Speaker 1: as a party chair, had the party endorsing candidates in primaries.
Speaker 2: Wow, what could possibly go wrong?
Speaker 1: Well, let's start with I think most if not all
Speaker 1: of those candidates lost, including himself.
Speaker 2: And then where does that leave you?
Speaker 1: And how does that help get Republicans elected in Colorado? Yeah,
Speaker 1: so have at it, have ad it as you know
Speaker 1: it is unfiltered here. Does that mean I'm going to
Speaker 1: roll over, you know, like some puppy or potted plant
Speaker 1: and let somebody spew garbage. No, I'll challenge people on
Speaker 1: their facts, but everybody's going to get on air. At
Speaker 1: the same time, we're talking nationally about this phenomenal event
Speaker 1: last night, Son of Spongebath, where this Stephanie Rule from
Speaker 1: MSNBC just tried to and Megan McCain set it best
Speaker 1: on X where she said it was like somebody trying
Speaker 1: to guide a high school kid through their first job interview.
Speaker 1: And so Rule, like Oprah before her, is trying to
Speaker 1: do everything she can to get this very obviously slow
Speaker 1: thinking Kamala Harris to say things that will help Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris win instead of lose.
Speaker 2: And just like.
Speaker 1: Oprah before her, Stephanie Rule failed and was reduced to this.
Speaker 1: Afterwards being interviewed about her interview of Harriswan could.
Speaker 3: Watch that and say, well, she didn't give a clear,
Speaker 3: direct answer. That's okay, because we are not talking about
Speaker 3: clear or direct issues.
Speaker 1: How do you even start to break that down? Okay,
Speaker 1: So Kamala Aris wants to be president of the United States.
Speaker 1: We have these big challenging issues. She can't give a
Speaker 1: clear and direct answer as to what she'd do, isn't
Speaker 1: The next line is she can't be president. No, of
Speaker 1: course from the media arm of her campaign. The next
Speaker 1: line is that proves should be a great president. It
Speaker 1: prove she really gets it. These are tough issues. So
Speaker 1: anybody who can give you a clear and direct answer
Speaker 1: on how those solve your problems, you should.
Speaker 2: Not vote for.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what they've been reduced to. But I
Speaker 1: just wish every American could have watched last night. I
Speaker 1: do want to get to a text here. We're going
Speaker 1: to play more of that sound. There's a text who's
Speaker 1: concerned about a Georgia poll out today. Let me see
Speaker 1: if I can find that, Dan, I just tuned into
Speaker 1: your show. I cannot believe that a Fox News poll
Speaker 1: says that in Georgia, Harris's up by three and that
Speaker 1: they trust her in helping the middle class by seven.
Speaker 1: Please your opinion, thank you or hey or hey, thank
Speaker 1: you for that. And I looked at that Fox News
Speaker 1: poll and bottom line is, if you believe the poll,
Speaker 1: and I'm not saying it's a fraudulent poll, but we
Speaker 1: all understand right that when you go out you say,
Speaker 1: talk to five hundred people for a poll, then it
Speaker 1: may just be the five hundred you happen to talk
Speaker 1: to that day, and that they're not or those three days,
Speaker 1: and that they're not representative. Because if you look at
Speaker 1: poles as a whole, including the New York Times Siena poll,
Speaker 1: which has been way, way biased in favor of the
Speaker 1: left for many years, it has Trump up there. But
Speaker 1: as I looked at the internals on that particular pole,
Speaker 1: what you can see is the difference is largely that
Speaker 1: Trump is not supported by enough republic Plicans, and that
Speaker 1: makes sense, and that's going to get fixed.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't believe he's behind in Georgia, but I do
Speaker 1: believe he's not supported by enough Republicans because what did
Speaker 1: President Trump do. He's done a lot of great things,
Speaker 1: but like any human, he's made some mistakes. And with
Speaker 1: President Trump, you know, everything is bigger, right, his great stuff,
Speaker 1: it's just bigger than life. His mistakes, they're bigger than life.
Speaker 1: So he goes down there and he takes a shot
Speaker 1: at Governor Kemp, and Governor Kemp is enormously popular in Georgia.
Speaker 1: His popularity with the population as a whole is over
Speaker 1: sixty percent, and with Republicans it's near one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: So President Trump goes to Georgia and he's taken shots
Speaker 1: at camp. So yeah, there are some fences to be
Speaker 1: mended with Republican voters. There some Republican voters. But with Kemp,
Speaker 1: President I praised him on air, did a good job
Speaker 1: of mending things with Governor Kemp, and the governor came
Speaker 1: out and said he's behind Trump all the way. By
Speaker 1: election day, I think those Republicans are back in the fold,
Speaker 1: and I think the Trump wins by a comfortable margin
Speaker 1: in Georgia. But thank you for that great question, my friend.
Speaker 1: But listen to this. And I don't want to get
Speaker 1: two wonkey with polls because I know you're driving, but
Speaker 1: mayrist the Merris College poll, which heavily favors the left.
Speaker 1: Listen to these polls that are out as of today. National. Okay,
Speaker 1: this time in twenty twenty, they had Biden up eleven.
Speaker 1: They've got Harris up one. Think about that. And that's
Speaker 1: from Marris who's trying to do everything they can to
Speaker 1: help Harris.
Speaker 2: Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty, Biden was up ten Harris up one as
Speaker 1: of today. Pennsylvania, twenty twenty they had Biden up five
Speaker 1: and they've got it a tie right now in Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: and that's Maris Michigan, they had Biden up eight, and
Speaker 1: twenty twenty they have Harris up five. Arizona they had
Speaker 1: a tie in twenty twenty, Trump up one. But the
Speaker 1: not that any single poll is going to tell it all,
Speaker 1: but you look at the trend lines, Trump is running
Speaker 1: way ahead, way ahead of where he was at at
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, and in twenty twenty he lost by a
Speaker 1: handful of votes, so it's looking very good. Eight five
Speaker 1: for zero five A two five five. I think we
Speaker 1: have a caller wanting to make the case for why
Speaker 1: they believe Dave Williams has been effective as party chair.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to that. You're on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 1: Another friendly on MSNBC last night, Friendly Fire causing more
Speaker 1: damage to Harris. Eight five for zero five A two
Speaker 1: five to five, which intersects with the big local story today,
Speaker 1: which is a court ruling in Dave williams favor. Remains
Speaker 1: party chair, saying those who can oust him did not
Speaker 1: have enough votes of the four hundred and nineteen members
Speaker 1: Central Committee, saying that it takes a supermajority of the
Speaker 1: four nineteen, not a supermajority of the people showing up
Speaker 1: at the Ouster meeting. So anyway, Dave Williams remains chair.
Speaker 1: So we've been having that conversation throughout the show. Is
Speaker 1: that good or bad? Not the court's ruling. There's no
Speaker 1: reason to question the court's ruling, but Dave Williams as
Speaker 1: party chair. So glad you're here for that conversation. And
Speaker 1: Brad had called us and said Dave Williams has been
Speaker 1: very effective, and we asked Dave. We asked Brad to
Speaker 1: list the ways Dave has been effective and he said
Speaker 1: he's raised a lot of money and I asked for
Speaker 1: an exact number, couldn't give it, but said about a million.
Speaker 1: Asked how it was spent in Nope, And then he
Speaker 1: said Dave has gotten rid of bad consultants and brought
Speaker 1: in good consultants. But he wouldn't tell me who the
Speaker 1: good consultants are. And then Brad must have had to go.
Speaker 1: We hope he calls us back because if there's more
Speaker 1: on the list, Hey, we want to hear it. I
Speaker 1: think personally and I like Dave personally, but I think
Speaker 1: that he has only been effective for the left. I
Speaker 1: think he has greatly aided the left and greatly harmed
Speaker 1: the GOP. Made it harder to elect our people to
Speaker 1: Congress this time around, which is, in the words of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, a big blanket deal, because you know, control
Speaker 1: of the House could depend on one of these close
Speaker 1: Colorado seats, whether you're talking about three or eight, and
Speaker 1: this ineffectiveness of Dave is not going to help us
Speaker 1: in either one of those. All righty oh, Eerie, Mike
Speaker 1: is with us. Prayers are answered. We were talking about
Speaker 1: you yesterday, Mike and said we were hoping you were okay.
Speaker 5: I'm doing just fine, good Dan, thank you.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 5: I don't have a name knowledge about Dave Williams, so
Speaker 5: I'm point of view on that, but I do have
Speaker 5: a I would like to comment on the other topic
Speaker 5: that you've been talking about. That is Kamala Harris's softball
Speaker 5: interview from the MSNBC last night. And while I tend
Speaker 5: not to want to do the what about is and
Speaker 5: I can't help, but wonder, are you implying that Donald
Speaker 5: Trump doesn't take softball interviews?
Speaker 1: He doesn't talk anybody name any major tough interviewer Trump
Speaker 1: has not set down with.
Speaker 5: Well, but I was going to what I was going
Speaker 5: to give you as a as an example is back
Speaker 5: in December and Iowa, he does a little talent at
Speaker 5: town hall with Hannity, who's his favorite interviewer. I think,
Speaker 5: and and and Hannity Spoon feeds him the answer that
Speaker 5: he should do, and yet he still can't follow. What
Speaker 5: hand are you doing around the abuse of power and
Speaker 5: using that as retribution against your political enemies? And Donald
Speaker 5: Trump gives a nonsensical answer, Mike, it's it's.
Speaker 1: It's not polite to drive by. Your point is that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump only does softball interviews, right, And that's that's
Speaker 1: provably false.
Speaker 2: So let's go back to my fair question to you,
Speaker 2: isn't it Trump? Okay, Okay, so we can agree. You
Speaker 2: just can see what you want to do. Okay, I'll
Speaker 2: put Mike and hold.
Speaker 1: What I'm asking Mike to concede is the point I
Speaker 1: started with that that Donald Trump has proven he will
Speaker 1: take on the toughest interviewers from the left out there.
Speaker 1: And I asked, Mike, tell me any tough interviewer on
Speaker 1: the left Trump is ducked, and Mike duck that question.
Speaker 1: So let's go back to that one, Mike, and will
Speaker 1: you agree that Donald Trump has taken on the toughest
Speaker 1: interviewers the left has to offer. Name a few are nonsense.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, what's your other point?
Speaker 5: My point is that you do the same thing with
Speaker 5: me as you did to the guy earlier. Is rather
Speaker 5: than actually listen to what the person's point is trying
Speaker 5: to make you, and you start to ask questions but
Speaker 5: are almost unanswerable. I mean, I understand your an attorney,
Speaker 5: and that's you're.
Speaker 4: Good at that.
Speaker 5: But you know not all of us are are are
Speaker 5: trained debaters and attorneys, and so you and you have
Speaker 5: a newt button. So when you get somebody who disagrees
Speaker 5: with you just a little bit, you have a you
Speaker 5: have a really cool gift of being able to swing
Speaker 5: it sway it such that you asked a question that, well,
Speaker 5: you got me on the heel, Now, how could I
Speaker 5: possibly answer that unanswerable question? You do that all the time,
Speaker 5: Thank you, Mike.
Speaker 2: That's agree with anybody's said to me.
Speaker 5: However, people that agree with you, you are the most
Speaker 5: welcoming and you just give them all tra I guess
Speaker 5: you know you do that, right, you know you buy.
Speaker 1: What what I do is is I require direct answers
Speaker 1: and honesty and to people who aren't being direct and
Speaker 1: aren't being honest, that's really uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: Well, here's my question. Do you do you agree that
Speaker 5: when he goes with Hannity that Handy gives softball yes
Speaker 5: and leads to.
Speaker 4: The right answer.
Speaker 2: I do, yes, Oh you.
Speaker 5: Can see that, then I do well?
Speaker 2: Great, great, yeah, Now do you agree.
Speaker 5: That he's done the last few months, done in the
Speaker 5: last few months? One?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, hey, okay, you can't.
Speaker 1: Okay, have you ever seen Donald Trump sit down, say,
Speaker 1: with sixty minutes? Have you ever seen him sit down
Speaker 1: with NBC? Have you ever seen him sit down with CNN?
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen any of those things happen? Of course? Yeah,
Speaker 1: right right, And those are tough in aout, I'm talking
Speaker 1: about those networks. Okay, Mike, Mike tell me, okay, really okay,
Speaker 1: So you're telling me CNN? Okay, Mike, fair enough, and
Speaker 1: so Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 5: I'm doing what you know you're not.
Speaker 1: I do it well and you don't because I have
Speaker 1: the true I have the truth on my side.
Speaker 2: Mike. So tell me, Mike, are you okay? Should should
Speaker 2: we call nine one one? Do you have his number
Speaker 2: back there, Kelly? Maybe we can call nine.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I'll come back and I'll ask Mike this. Okay,
Speaker 1: what what tough interviewer? What has Kamala Harris, for example,
Speaker 1: sat down with Fox? Now Mike is trying to claim that, oh,
Speaker 1: no interviews done by CNN or sixty Minutes or NBC,
Speaker 1: that they're going to be softballs for Trump, and everybody
Speaker 1: listening knows that's preposterous.
Speaker 2: So Mike, is Kamala Harris sat down with Fox? Would it?
Speaker 2: Would you like to see do that? Would you like
Speaker 2: to say about Mike? Okay?
Speaker 1: Good, Well we have that in common because Rodney King says,
Speaker 1: why can't we all just get along here on the
Speaker 1: Dan Kapla show. Okay, So you have these women being
Speaker 1: killed by abortion, and then Kama Harris and the left claim,
Speaker 1: oh no, they're really dying because Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Speaker 1: I mean again, there are so many reasons to vote
Speaker 1: against the left, but the starting point is the truth
Speaker 1: is completely irrelevant to them. They view the truth as weakness.
Speaker 1: People who believe in the truth as being weak. It's
Speaker 1: really you talk about a battle between right and wrong. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that they are completely detached from the truth. They've got
Speaker 1: abortions killing women, and then they claim it's really the
Speaker 1: pro life movement killing those women. It's just so typical.
Speaker 1: An amazing story we'll get to it tomorrow. Amazing story
Speaker 1: about so many of these big pro abortion funds which
Speaker 1: are cutting back the amount of money that they're giving
Speaker 1: to women to travel to states like Colorado to have abortions.
Speaker 1: And that's tremendous news, right, because anytime you have fewer
Speaker 1: children killed, that's a great thing. But I guess my
Speaker 1: question is, wait a second, don't you think these funds,
Speaker 1: because they're so committed to the quote cause, right, But
Speaker 1: don't you think these funds would be cutting salaries of
Speaker 1: their executives working for free things like that in order
Speaker 1: to be able to spend more money on women so
Speaker 1: they can get abortions. We wouldn't plan parenthood be cutting
Speaker 1: some of their salaries and things like that, right, because
Speaker 1: they're so committed to the quote cause. Yeah, fascinating eight
Speaker 1: five five for zer five A two five five the
Speaker 1: number Hey, really a shout out one of the great things.
Speaker 1: We have offices in lots of different places in this state,
Speaker 1: but we have a big office in the Denver Tech Center,
Speaker 1: which our office happens to be in Greenwood Village, that
Speaker 1: the Denver ten Tech Center office. And we had somebody
Speaker 1: today who needed paramedics in a hurry, and I just
Speaker 1: have to tell you one of the There are a
Speaker 1: lot of great things about being in Greenwood Village, but
Speaker 1: the very best I think is South Metro Fire because
Speaker 1: it was amazing. It was amazing they were there so fast,
Speaker 1: seven guys, and that the very old person in this
Speaker 1: situation happened to be female. But it was like, it's
Speaker 1: like call seven of these guys you know, could have
Speaker 1: been on magazine covers right, or calendars or things like that.
Speaker 1: And just incredible professionals and just the quick response and
Speaker 1: the tremendous medical expertise they brought with them.
Speaker 2: It just wow.
Speaker 1: Makes you proud to be an American. So thanks to
Speaker 1: South Metro Fire. Eight five for zero five A two
Speaker 1: five five the number. Let's go to David in beautiful Denver, Colorado.
Speaker 1: Everywhere in Colorado's beautiful Today. You're on the Dan Kaplis Show.
Speaker 6: Welcome, Yes, definitely a beautiful day, that's for sure. Uh,
Speaker 6: I love this time of year. It's funny Mike, the
Speaker 6: previous caller, kind of stole my thunder there. I couldn't
Speaker 6: believe it, but I called before uh he went on air,
Speaker 6: and I was going to just point out, well I did,
Speaker 6: I did. But and don't get me wrong, I think
Speaker 6: you're terrific.
Speaker 4: You're great.
Speaker 6: I would use you as a great, terrific lawyer and
Speaker 6: and smart and this and such. I mean, I just
Speaker 6: and I used to watch your wife on the news, Amy,
Speaker 6: I mean, I just.
Speaker 4: Go way back.
Speaker 6: But I would just say, yeah, we do disagree with someone,
Speaker 6: possibly just try to, like you say, send in the
Speaker 6: limo for him, and and and just give him a
Speaker 6: little bit more time to speak and listen to a
Speaker 6: teeny bit more and don't go into your you know,
Speaker 6: prosecution mode or whatever mode. That's where I would use
Speaker 6: you're the best. But uh yeah, this is much of
Speaker 6: cutting me off. Well I did not me but so
Speaker 6: many times, so I would just say, you know, I
Speaker 6: was kind of just trying to make the same point, maybe.
Speaker 4: A little bit more.
Speaker 6: Subtly or whatever, because I just love listening to You're
Speaker 6: a great person. But yeah, just everyone kind of has
Speaker 6: their their their faults or issues that they may not
Speaker 6: even realize what they're doing. And when one person points
Speaker 6: something out, I would say, yeah, you can disregard it.
Speaker 6: That's him. But if several people point something out, I
Speaker 6: don't know, this is just too but they start to
Speaker 6: take notice and say, well maybe maybe they have a point.
Speaker 6: And that's all I would say is just uh, just yeah,
Speaker 6: it's just better radio for a little more listening. And
Speaker 6: even though they may disagree or so, but I'd love you, Dan.
Speaker 6: And you know, if I ever run a tea on
Speaker 6: the street or something, I shake your hands, say you're
Speaker 6: the best and just a great person or and wise
Speaker 6: and the just standing up for what's right and good
Speaker 6: and truth. But everyone has their little things that maybe
Speaker 6: they can work on. But that's all other than that,
Speaker 6: your great Dan, Thank.
Speaker 2: You, David.
Speaker 6: Appreciate that, thank you mention that Okay, have a great
Speaker 6: have a great call.
Speaker 2: Off, and my friend, thank you. Thank you. See that's
Speaker 2: the way to disagree right there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, thank you David A five five for zero
Speaker 1: five A two five five the number text d A
Speaker 1: N five seven seven three nine if you just joined us,
Speaker 1: thank you Uh, but we've been mixing topics. Dave Williams
Speaker 1: stays's party chair in Colorado after a court ruling, and
Speaker 1: do you think Dave's been effective or not? So we've
Speaker 1: had some very intense back and forth on that. Hope
Speaker 1: to continue that. And then also Kamala Harris. The latest
Speaker 1: BackRub this one happening to occur on MSNBC last night,
Speaker 1: and here's you know, it was a very bad night
Speaker 1: for Here is the back rubber Stephanie Rule from MSNBC, who,
Speaker 1: as Megan McCain said, it was like watching somebody try
Speaker 1: to guide a high school kid through their first job interview.
Speaker 1: Rule just was helping Harris so much to succeed, but
Speaker 1: it wasn't enough. And so here's how Rule tried to
Speaker 1: excuse Harris's performance.
Speaker 2: Afterwards.
Speaker 3: One could watch that and say, well, she didn't give
Speaker 3: a clear, direct answer. That's okay, because we are not
Speaker 3: talking about clear or direct issues.
Speaker 2: Think about how preposterous it is, Okay.
Speaker 1: So the reason you should vote for Harris is we've
Speaker 1: got all these big problems and she's not able to
Speaker 1: tell you clearly or directly how she will solve them,
Speaker 1: which is why you should vote for because they're really
Speaker 1: tough problems. I mean, it just goes to show a
Speaker 1: how bad most of the media is and be obviously Harris.
Speaker 1: But again keep in mind that this is why Harris
Speaker 1: didn't even make it to Iowa in twenty And remember
Speaker 1: she started out in front in twenty twenty, and she
Speaker 1: didn't even make it to Iowa. Her campaign was a mess.
Speaker 1: As VP I saw one credible story that ninety two
Speaker 1: percent of her staff quit. There is something seriously wrong there.
Speaker 1: And no matter what's your worldview, you may be the
Speaker 1: most hardcore lefty, you've got to acknowledge that there's something really.
Speaker 2: Wrong with her.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I know, if you're lefty, you think there's something really
Speaker 1: wrong with Trump, also right, but you got to acknowledge
Speaker 1: there's something really wrong with her. And that's why she
Speaker 1: failed so miserably in twenty and that's why Joe Biden
Speaker 1: installed her. Because Biden clearly wants the people who humiliated him,
Speaker 1: stripped him of his democratically earned nomination, passed him, and
Speaker 1: tied him to the goalpost. He wants those people to fail,
Speaker 1: so he forced Harris on him because if their nominee
Speaker 1: had been and they'd all be terrible presidents.
Speaker 2: But if their nominee had been.
Speaker 1: Jos Shapiro, Whitmer, Newsom, some combination than this race right now,
Speaker 1: the Democrats probably have a legitimate five or six point
Speaker 1: lead and a much better chance of winning. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying they'd win in the end, but a much better
Speaker 1: chance of winning. So Biden sticks them with Harris, which
Speaker 1: virtually dooms.
Speaker 2: Them to defeat.
Speaker 1: And the only reason I qualified is, Hey, you know,
Speaker 1: it's as I've been saying for many many moons. It
Speaker 1: is Trump's to lose, and as long as temperament is
Speaker 1: fine and focus is right, he will win, and win comfortably.
Speaker 1: Could he give it away? Yeah, that's possible. I sure
Speaker 1: don't expect that to happen. He's proven to be a
Speaker 1: very strong closer both of the first two times he
Speaker 1: ran for president, and almost pulled the last one off
Speaker 1: despite COVID eight five or zero five eight two five
Speaker 1: five You can text dandan five seven seven three nine.
Speaker 1: Biden obviously wants the people who stripped him of the
Speaker 1: nomination and humiliated him to fail, right, There's no doubt
Speaker 1: about that. He wants to be sitting there on election
Speaker 1: night with the big garn of glasses gotch say and see,
Speaker 1: I was the only one who could beat Trump and
Speaker 1: they shouldn't have ousted me. And so he sticks them
Speaker 1: with Harris. And now he's going to do things to
Speaker 1: help Trump defeat Harris, including going on the view to saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: she was, she was running everything. Now that's a paraphrase,
Speaker 1: but that's Dana Prino's point there. So and you can
Speaker 1: bet he'll find other ways to help underminer, as we've
Speaker 1: already seen Michelle Obama do in the way we've discussed
Speaker 1: on the show eight five five for five two five
Speaker 1: five the number.
Speaker 2: If you just joined us, thank you. Two things going on.
Speaker 1: We are talking about Dave Williams now remaining his GOP
Speaker 1: chair after court ruling and is that good or bad?
Speaker 1: Some spirited conversation on both sides, And the latest BackRub
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris last night, this one on MSNBC and
Speaker 1: another one that she lost. And I would ask Dave
Speaker 1: Tepper or boss program director, who's with us today, how
Speaker 1: do you lose a BackRub? I mean, you can fall
Speaker 1: off the table, right you can't. I guess somebody could
Speaker 1: have a gas attack or something. But how do you
Speaker 1: lose a backrup because she just lost an OPRAH interview.
Speaker 2: She lost a Stephanie Rule interview.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm curious to hear what in the world
Speaker 7: she has in mind, right, I really am, And she
Speaker 7: is getting teed up for those opportunities and for what
Speaker 7: whatever the reason, she's not delivered it delivering with really
Speaker 7: any clarity. And to the point you made the person
Speaker 7: there that then the interview.
Speaker 2: To say whatever that your clip was there of.
Speaker 1: Those aren't even like Stephanie Rule right that that Oh no,
Speaker 1: it's to her credit that she didn't give a clear answer.
Speaker 3: One could watch that and say, well, she didn't give
Speaker 3: a clear, direct answer. That's okay, because we are not
Speaker 3: talking about clear or direct issues.
Speaker 7: That is that is a that's rough. I mean that
Speaker 7: is just rough. That's rough.
Speaker 1: Hey, A text her as a point that I should
Speaker 1: have made earlier when Eerie Mike said, oh, we does
Speaker 1: Trump do tough interviews, and I said, well, okay, CNN
Speaker 1: and BC, I went right on down the list.
Speaker 2: He didn't think those are tough enough. Texture is a
Speaker 2: good point.
Speaker 1: Dan Trump had a hard interview when he spoke at
Speaker 1: the Black Journalist Convention. Just wanted Eerie might to remember that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: great point there.
Speaker 2: Eight fi five or zero five A two five five.
Speaker 2: I do want to do this, though.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll indulge me in this and hopefully even
Speaker 1: enjoy it, because I believe in it deeply, and I
Speaker 1: happen to be Catholic, and it's set at the end
Speaker 1: of Catholic masses all over the country.
Speaker 2: But I want to play it every day now for.
Speaker 1: President Trump, because he's obviously in a phase of tremendous
Speaker 1: peril as he gets closer to the presidency.
Speaker 8: Our Father, who arts in Heaven, hallowed be thy name,
Speaker 8: Thy Kingdom. Come, Thy will be done on.
Speaker 2: Earth as it is in Heaven.
Speaker 8: Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us
Speaker 8: our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us,
Speaker 8: And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen,
Speaker 8: pail Mary fully.
Speaker 1: And that was beautiful, and I'm glad we did that.
Speaker 1: It's not what I intended to play, and I'm glad
Speaker 1: we did it. And what I intended to play was
Speaker 1: Saint Michael the Archangel. And if you're not familiar with
Speaker 1: Catholic tradition, and I know it's not limited to Catholics,
Speaker 1: but the prayer is Saint Michael, the Archangel, defend us
Speaker 1: in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares
Speaker 1: of the devil.
Speaker 2: And it goes on from there, and it's it's a
Speaker 2: very powerful prayer. I believe in it deeply.
Speaker 1: It's send it said at the end of almost every
Speaker 1: Catholic Mass. And so I'll find that version. That's my bad.
Speaker 1: I must have sent Kelly the wrong tape. Sorry about that, Kelly,
Speaker 1: but I'll get the right version and we'll start playing
Speaker 1: it tomorrow. Because has there ever been There's never been
Speaker 1: an American presidential candidate in as much danger as President
Speaker 1: Trump is.
Speaker 2: And the danger is going to get more and more intense.
Speaker 1: By the day, right because he's getting closer and closer
Speaker 1: to winning the presidency. Around at this point openly supporting
Speaker 1: the Harris campaign, and it's very open right now that
Speaker 1: Iron's trying to kill Trump. You can bet that others
Speaker 1: are as well, other bad actors around the globe and
Speaker 1: here in America, and we've seen proof of that in
Speaker 1: very dramatic fashion. So just an incredibly perilous time. Brian
Speaker 1: and Arvada, You're on the Dan Kaplis Show.
Speaker 2: Welcome.
Speaker 4: Oh hey, Dan, our fearless Speaker of the House. You
Speaker 4: know that great Christian, that fear of God hice, So
Speaker 4: hold us down the river again, guys. He went ahead
Speaker 4: and funded the government. You know there's no Safe Boat Act.
Speaker 4: We'll talk about that after the election. Okay. This is
Speaker 4: the dumb people and how stupid we've become that we
Speaker 4: let them do this. What's their only option? The Secret
Speaker 4: Service literally tells them, hey, man, I ain't giving you nothing.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do about it? Well, I
Speaker 4: guess nothing. I guess I'm gonna give you more money
Speaker 4: and punge you again. The only power they have is
Speaker 4: to defund these people, but they won't do it. We're
Speaker 4: all being played for complete idiots. It's time to wake up.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a questions.
Speaker 4: Part of the deep state, he's a liar, he's a cheat,
Speaker 4: and he's not a Christian.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 1: What do you think the effect would have been on
Speaker 1: President Trump's effort to win the presidency if there'd been
Speaker 1: a government shutdown right now.
Speaker 4: That would have been nothing. People would have repent. We're
Speaker 4: all growing up. Everybody's playing everybody like their stupid Everybody
Speaker 4: sees what's going on. Most people do. Some people fear it.
Speaker 5: It's obvious to see what we put.
Speaker 4: These people in power. They're supposed to represent us, right,
Speaker 4: so the Secret Service to snub the secret servants. FBI
Speaker 4: snubbed their nose on them all the time. I kind
Speaker 4: of did, I ain't giving you nothing, what are you
Speaker 4: talking about? And these people keep funding him mat there's
Speaker 4: the fact Johnson wanted to give him more money and
Speaker 4: build him a new building instead of saying, hey, okay,
Speaker 4: you ain't getting a paycheck until you answer to me
Speaker 4: who I represent the people. It's not that difficult now,
Speaker 4: It's not hard to very simple.
Speaker 2: And I only interrupt because we're at the end of
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 4: Johnson at best is a coward.
Speaker 2: You have made that point, Brian, forgive me for putting
Speaker 2: in pause.
Speaker 1: But I am contractually required to finish the show right now,
Speaker 1: and the boss is in studios. I must do that.
Speaker 1: You and I both want the same thing Trump to win.
Speaker 1: Different people have different ideas and know how to do it.
Speaker 1: Speaker Johnson thinks shutting down government right now isn't exactly
Speaker 1: going to help Trump win in a few weeks. So
Speaker 1: Dave Tepper Thank you Boss for jumping in today while
Speaker 1: Ryan's on you at another vacation. Kelly, you're the best.
Speaker 2: Please join us tomorrow on The Dan Kapla Show