Speaker 1: This is Dan Capless and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: of that trial as well.
Speaker 2: A five five for zero.
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Speaker 1: seven three nine.
Speaker 2: I just treated as open lines.
Speaker 1: I know we do pretty much every day, but there's
Speaker 1: so much going on today, so let me just throw
Speaker 1: a list out there to get it started.
Speaker 2: And that is what are the drones and why are
Speaker 2: they there?
Speaker 1: And I want to talk about Dems skipping inauguration Colorado Dems,
Speaker 1: which do you think will? I hope all Dems skip
Speaker 1: it because it's going to hurt him with voters and
Speaker 1: make them easier to beat next time. Voters want to
Speaker 1: give Donald Trump a chance. Now, many you know like
Speaker 1: me and you are extremely enthusiastic. Those who don't like
Speaker 1: them want to give them a chance. They want their
Speaker 1: lives to be better like they were during his first term.
Speaker 1: So every DEM who skips out inauguration just makes all
Speaker 1: the Dems easier to beat. Talking about this change in
Speaker 1: daylight savings time, you know, get rid of it in
Speaker 1: the summer, stay with or just do standard time in
Speaker 1: the summer. Wait a second, I want to get your
Speaker 1: take on that. I would oppose this with every fiber
Speaker 1: of my being if I thought there was a way
Speaker 1: I could succeed, because what it would mean for us
Speaker 1: in Colorado, our latest summertime sunset would be seven point
Speaker 1: thirty PM. I can't believe there are a handful of
Speaker 1: people in Colorado who would make that trade, because it's
Speaker 1: just the sweetest time of the year, right, those late
Speaker 1: summer nights, and kids have all those memories of those
Speaker 1: summer nights, and all of a sudden, it's dark at
Speaker 1: seven thirty and it's light at four thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1: I'm up at four thirty more I'll take advantage of it.
Speaker 1: Can you play golf.
Speaker 2: At four thirty in the morning, But but give me
Speaker 2: a break. We can't give up our summer nights.
Speaker 1: In my humble opinion, I do want to talk about
Speaker 1: President Trump, and I think the great importance, especially if
Speaker 1: he's starting something here, of him prevailing against ABC in
Speaker 1: that defamation case, because you know clearly that the leftist
Speaker 1: media thinks that if you're a public figure they.
Speaker 2: Can lie about you, it will and you have no recourse.
Speaker 1: Well, the standard is a high one, having to prove
Speaker 1: actual malice, but they're still standard and the fact they
Speaker 1: just had to write a fifteen million dollar check to
Speaker 1: Trump proves it's so since lying has become, you know,
Speaker 1: just central to the playbook of the left, I'm really
Speaker 1: glad to see Trump pursue them and succeed, and I
Speaker 1: hope we see this spread. And listen, I'm mister free
Speaker 1: speech right and I've lived that. But there is no
Speaker 1: constitutional right to defame someone, to just go out and
Speaker 1: flat lie about someone, which is what the media very
Speaker 1: often does about people on the right. So I want
Speaker 1: to dig into that a little bit deeper. We'll do
Speaker 1: more of this tomorrow, but thank you to own John
Speaker 1: for coming out and talking about how legalization of marijuana
Speaker 1: has been a monumental mistake for the places that have
Speaker 1: done it, as he talks about how marijuana caused him
Speaker 1: to spiral into a terrible addiction of his own. So
Speaker 1: we'll be following up on that over the next few.
Speaker 2: Days or so and much more.
Speaker 1: I do want to get to this Travis Hunter story
Speaker 1: as well, and you don't have to be a sports fan, really,
Speaker 1: I think to find the deep significance of this.
Speaker 2: But listen to this sound.
Speaker 1: This is at the Heisman Trophy Awards ceremony from his mom,
Speaker 1: Fronte Edmunds, talking about what many thought was her biggest
Speaker 1: mistake referring to Travis Hunter.
Speaker 3: I love person that.
Speaker 4: He is, but I'm also grateful because what they said
Speaker 4: was my big mistake turn out.
Speaker 2: To be the biggest blessing. So there that just goes
Speaker 2: to show.
Speaker 4: You you can have you can make mistakes, but that
Speaker 4: does not define who you are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, amazing, right, So the fact that she chose to
Speaker 1: keep and give birth to Travis Hunter, and then you
Speaker 1: see how the world's so much better for that, because
Speaker 1: even if you're not in a football he's a generational talent.
Speaker 1: But he more importantly, because who cares if some guy's
Speaker 1: a generational talent if he's a jerk, right, But he's
Speaker 1: a very cool guy. He's a fun guy. He brightens
Speaker 1: every game, he brightens every room. And it's just, you know,
Speaker 1: kudos to her for keeping him and for doing what
Speaker 1: needed to be done. But then you think about, think
Speaker 1: about all the Travis Hunters who weren't with us, right
Speaker 1: because of Democrats like Polis and Biden and Hickin lop Burn,
Speaker 1: Bennett and the whole rest of them who celebrate, glorify,
Speaker 1: expand the mass killing of blacks before birth, and that
Speaker 1: what abortion is, and how can that be anything other
Speaker 1: than the most racist and effect policy imaginable. And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying that Polis and Bennett and Hieloober sit around
Speaker 1: the room and say, how can we kill as many
Speaker 1: blacks as we can?
Speaker 2: Not at all, That's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is they are absolutely aware that the
Speaker 1: consequence of this policy that they salivate over and worship,
Speaker 1: the consequence of that is the mass killing of blacks
Speaker 1: and killing five times more blacks before birth and whites.
Speaker 1: And none of these kids should be killed. But they
Speaker 1: know that's what this policy does, and they're going to
Speaker 1: worship it anyway because that's how they get and keep
Speaker 1: power in the secular led Democratic Party of today. And
Speaker 1: think about what a sick trade off that is.
Speaker 2: But you think.
Speaker 1: About all of the other kids, all of the other kids,
Speaker 1: kids of color, and other kids you know who aren't
Speaker 1: here because of this worship of legalized abortion on demand
Speaker 1: up to the moment of birth. And credit to Travis
Speaker 1: Hunter's mom for keeping him eight five to five for
Speaker 1: zero five eight two five five the number.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Travis Hunter.
Speaker 1: Everybody's got to love watching him play football, right, think
Speaker 1: of all the kids who've been killed. And first of all,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter if a kid was going to be
Speaker 1: disabled and never never hold a job. You've still got
Speaker 1: the inherent human dignity and value. But you think of
Speaker 1: all the kids Travis Hunter ends up being one of
Speaker 1: a kind in football. Think of kid you know who
Speaker 1: might have cured cancer. You know, the kid who you
Speaker 1: know would have become president of the United States, the
Speaker 1: kid who would have become governor of Colorado.
Speaker 2: You think of all of these great talents.
Speaker 1: That have just been killed off before birth because the
Speaker 1: Democrats they love nothing more than abortion on demand. What
Speaker 1: they actually love is they love the political power they
Speaker 1: get by using that issue to put a coalition together
Speaker 1: starting with the abortion industry and all of the money
Speaker 1: that they have. Let's go up to Cheyenne, Wyoming, talk
Speaker 1: to You're on the Dane Kapitalist Show.
Speaker 5: Welcome Jack, Hey, Danny, Mary chriss to you and you
Speaker 5: to thank you. I got a couple of things for you.
Speaker 5: One of them is going to be a little aggravating,
Speaker 5: but you can deal with that. Of course, you're talking
Speaker 5: about the Democrats and there in the abortion, which abortion
Speaker 5: is by the nine percent of what you talk about.
Speaker 5: But Ruth Brader Ginsburg came out and actually stated that
Speaker 5: do you remember that?
Speaker 2: Oh, I can give you the quote.
Speaker 5: Well, that's I mean, that's I mean, you know, it's
Speaker 5: go any further than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 1: And and for those not familiar with it, Jack is
Speaker 1: as you know, Justice Ginsburg speaking of others. Justice Ginsburg said,
Speaker 1: and this is close to verbatim, her understanding of Roe v.
Speaker 2: Wade was to quote, limit.
Speaker 1: The populations we don't want too many of and and
Speaker 1: so yeah, and then at that point, I've I've got
Speaker 1: to ask how how can anybody of any color? But
Speaker 1: how can anybody of color ever vote for a Democrat? Again,
Speaker 1: when there's top priority is to expand the right and
Speaker 1: availability of a practice whose intent is understood by this
Speaker 1: liberal icon US Supreme Court justice is to limit their populations.
Speaker 5: If that falls under the umbrella, A much bigger question
Speaker 5: is there such a thing as undesirable people? And if
Speaker 5: you go down and read through history, you'll find out
Speaker 5: that the British took all the criminals they had in
Speaker 5: their ship in Australia in that colony just to get
Speaker 5: them out of their country. I mean, there have been
Speaker 5: people that have been deemed by the powers that be
Speaker 5: is undesirable. I mean, this is going on throughout history,
Speaker 5: so it's not the only case. And you know me
Speaker 5: are well.
Speaker 2: But another thing, I've got to respond to that quickly.
Speaker 1: But wait a second here, the target is the most
Speaker 1: innocent possible among us. It just as a literal matter,
Speaker 1: the most innocent possible among us are the target for
Speaker 1: mass killing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, but the guy who said that, what you're
Speaker 5: just saying now better than anybody who was hemming with
Speaker 5: and what he said was the heaviest caskets are the
Speaker 5: small ones, that's what you just.
Speaker 2: Said, not for the left.
Speaker 5: Those are the easiest the left. Yeah, let's not even
Speaker 5: talk about that. But here, that's the why I called up.
Speaker 5: I called up to get your mad.
Speaker 1: Oh that's never gonna work, Okay, like it never has, right, Okay.
Speaker 5: I hear your ads on the paper, and you know
Speaker 5: I own about seven fer built in my constructions, and
Speaker 5: if you do, I'm going to enjoy it. O good,
Speaker 5: I'm pretty good in the courtroom.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully, hope anyway, hopefully hit Jack, you want to
Speaker 1: stand a chance, but hopefully none of your trucks. Hopefully
Speaker 1: none of your trucks will hurt somebody. That's that's always
Speaker 1: the hope, right. I would be the happiest guy in
Speaker 1: the world if if there were no more people killed.
Speaker 2: On a roadway.
Speaker 1: And I've proven that with marijuana because you look, you
Speaker 1: look at marijuana has how it's jacked up all of these.
Speaker 2: Horrors on the roadway.
Speaker 1: Nobody's out there fighting against legalized marijuana more than I am.
Speaker 5: No, no, and I agree that's one hundred percent with
Speaker 5: you on that one.
Speaker 1: Hey, check can you hold on? And I've rarely break
Speaker 1: up calls, but Jack disagrees with me. Wants to take
Speaker 1: a shot, and I want to make sure he has
Speaker 1: enough time to do. That won't help, but I want
Speaker 1: to make sure eight five five for zero five eight
Speaker 1: two five five when we come back. Lots of great
Speaker 1: sound from President Trump today on a wide range of topics,
Speaker 1: including one of the things I really want to talk about,
Speaker 1: the drones. What are they, where are they coming from?
Speaker 1: And above all, why don't we know yet? You're on
Speaker 1: the Dan Caplas.
Speaker 6: Show and now back to the Dan Tapless Show podcast.
Speaker 2: I like that. Brian Stelter that as much. Trump has
Speaker 2: a long history.
Speaker 7: Of filing lawsuits, including against news outlets. Most of the
Speaker 7: time those cases get thrown out. Judges see right through
Speaker 7: those frivolous cases.
Speaker 2: And throw them out. Trump right now.
Speaker 7: Has a litigation depending against CBS, for example, over a
Speaker 7: sixteen minutes interview of Harris. So these cases oftentimes do
Speaker 7: not work out for Trump.
Speaker 2: But this ABC case is a major victory.
Speaker 7: I talked to renowned First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams last night.
Speaker 7: He said, Look, there's no way to say other than
Speaker 7: this is a big win for Trump. It's going to
Speaker 7: embolden him to file more of these suits. But as
Speaker 7: Abram said, he called it disturbing that this could turn
Speaker 7: fifteen million dollars could be paid around the use of
Speaker 7: the word rape versus sexual abuse in that interview on
Speaker 7: ABC's This Week.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: And I hope the benefit goes way beyond this individual case.
Speaker 1: Of course, I hope they stop lying about Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: But the importance is.
Speaker 1: Lying, just flat out making it up. Lying has become
Speaker 1: a staple of the left, not your everyday democrat, a staple.
Speaker 2: Of the left.
Speaker 1: And this is part of what happens when you have
Speaker 1: a secular left, a secular left that has no moral,
Speaker 1: no faith based core and foundation. You know, at that point, hey,
Speaker 1: anything goes. And so they almost view the secular left
Speaker 1: telling the truth is a weakness, and so it has
Speaker 1: become it has become a central part of the leftist playbook.
Speaker 1: And so it's great. It's so fantastic that Trump was
Speaker 1: able to prevail here against ABC, and I hope others
Speaker 1: do as well. Whether they're a public figures where the
Speaker 1: standard is much higher but not impossible, there's still a standard,
Speaker 1: you know, or whether they're not public figures where it's
Speaker 1: easier to prove this stuff. The left has to be
Speaker 1: taken a task for these lies, and credit to President
Speaker 1: Trump for winning this round. Jack from Cheyenne kind enough
Speaker 1: to call earlier, says, his mission in this call is.
Speaker 2: To get me mad. I think that's probably impossible, but
Speaker 2: we'll find out.
Speaker 8: Jump to.
Speaker 5: Let me jump on what you're talking about right now,
Speaker 5: Trump running these lawsuits. That's the first step. That's the
Speaker 5: first foot to drop down is winning the lawsuits. Once
Speaker 5: you win the lawsuits, then you can go back and
Speaker 5: get another bite at the apple under malicious prosecution and
Speaker 5: get real money out of him. And I hope he
Speaker 5: does it to every one of those SOPs. I hope
Speaker 5: he doesn't because that's the only way they're going to
Speaker 5: be caught a lesson. There's no other way you're going
Speaker 5: to teach the special lesson, and that and the whole
Speaker 5: country is going to be better for I had to
Speaker 5: off the Trump.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 5: I wanted to get under your skin on a different items.
Speaker 5: I mean, maybe it's maybe I should not do that
Speaker 5: because it's holiday season on the radio. Oh well, my
Speaker 5: best shot, I mean, my my minor shot will take
Speaker 5: care of you any of any day of the week.
Speaker 5: Here's the deal, all I hear on the radio. Is
Speaker 5: all the success you've had on shaking down all these
Speaker 5: insurance companies based on truck accidents? Let me ask you
Speaker 5: about three questions on that. How many trials have you
Speaker 5: had that involved trucks accidents where you've been representative to
Speaker 5: the planet for the damage.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, let's let's start with your defamation. Okay,
Speaker 1: because this is not a this is not some sort
Speaker 1: of defamation allowed zone.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to start with.
Speaker 1: That shaking down trucking companies said, Let's let's start with that, Jack,
Speaker 1: what's your definition of that? Because I'm not putting up
Speaker 1: with that crap from you. I have spent forty years
Speaker 1: of my life practicing, honestly ethically, working my ass off,
Speaker 1: probably a lot harder than you do, and kicking ass
Speaker 1: for seriously injured people. I'm not putting up with this crap.
Speaker 1: Get that idiot out of here. You are not welcome
Speaker 1: back here, Jack, you are not welcome back here.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Eight five five four zero five eight two five five
Speaker 1: the number techs d A N five seven seven three
Speaker 1: nine C he failed to get me mad?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Did he know? Hubout him not?
Speaker 1: He is not welcome back here. If his idea is
Speaker 1: that he's going to call up and defame me.
Speaker 2: Screw him.
Speaker 1: You know what, you got good truckers out there. You
Speaker 1: got some really good truckers. Yeah, and they're heroes because
Speaker 1: our society can't function without the good truckers. And I
Speaker 1: have no idea whether Jack's trucking company is the best
Speaker 1: of the best or somewhere else.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about that. What I'm talking about is
Speaker 2: you have.
Speaker 1: Good truckers, and you have the good trucking industry, and
Speaker 1: then you've got the rest of the industry, which is
Speaker 1: a dirty, awful, dangerous underbelly that threatens your life and
Speaker 1: the life of your family each and every day. And
Speaker 1: I'm not going to have that, son a bitch, call
Speaker 1: this show, call this show and impugne the great work
Speaker 1: that I and others have done over the year to
Speaker 1: make everybody safer, including Jack, including Jack.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Our mission when we go out and we take on
Speaker 1: a trucking case for somebody who's injured or like this
Speaker 1: case I tried, or imagine this, this wonderful family from Littleton.
Speaker 1: They're going off for this family visit for Fourth of July,
Speaker 1: driving to Nebraska and a reckless trucker smashes into them
Speaker 1: at high speed, kills their parents, orphans them, and leaves
Speaker 1: them with their own injuries. Right, and so what do
Speaker 1: these wonderful humans want to do? They want to make
Speaker 1: the whole world safer by you know, they could settle
Speaker 1: the case, but they want to go to trial. They
Speaker 1: want all the truth out there. They want to send
Speaker 1: a message. They want to the world safer, and so
Speaker 1: they did. We ended up with this enormous verdict. They
Speaker 1: were heroic and going to trial, and and the industry
Speaker 1: pick up the industry publications and read about that case,
Speaker 1: and the industry took notice of it. But Jack calls
Speaker 1: that shaking down. Shaking down companies that put drivers on
Speaker 1: the road who can't even keep their eyes open because
Speaker 1: they're they're they're pushing themselves too hard, and then they
Speaker 1: orphan these kids and leave that leave the kids injured. No,
Speaker 1: that's not shaking down. That's making the world safer and
Speaker 1: doing justice. And if Jack can't see that, I don't
Speaker 1: want him back here ever. Ever, I'm not putting up
Speaker 1: with that crap.
Speaker 2: All right, what else do we have?
Speaker 6: I do not question? Along those lines, dance.
Speaker 10: Since we're on the topic, because this was such a
Speaker 10: big story, as you know, the runaway trucker on I seventy. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 10: how does a person like that get hired? Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 10: this is the type of driver I'm talking about. That's
Speaker 10: I'm not even in that business.
Speaker 2: Right and right.
Speaker 1: Now, right now, I think I have seventeen or eighteen
Speaker 1: seven my cases right now, all of the country, right
Speaker 1: and you look at horror after horror after horror, whether
Speaker 1: it's somebody who's been deported X number of times who
Speaker 1: then kills a wonderful man on his way home to
Speaker 1: see his wife, whether it's clients of mine, burned to death,
Speaker 1: burned to death on a highway in Kansas City, because
Speaker 1: you have some guy doesn't even have his CDL. But
Speaker 1: the companies that hire them, here's what's going on. Here's
Speaker 1: what's going on. And I'm speaking generally now, not about
Speaker 1: any of my individual cases, but you can bet we
Speaker 1: deal with this in my individual cases. You have companies
Speaker 1: out there right now that want to ship stuff, but
Speaker 1: they want to save money, so they're using companies that
Speaker 1: anybody should know are not safe to transport. And you
Speaker 1: got these companies, these trucking companies, some of them running
Speaker 1: around with drivers who don't have CDL, don't have training,
Speaker 1: don't know what all they're doing.
Speaker 2: And then you're getting all these people.
Speaker 1: They're crushed to death, they're burned to death, all these
Speaker 1: horrible deaths, and an idiot like Jack calls the show
Speaker 1: and says, that's shaking down. No, that that is doing
Speaker 1: a public service, that's doing justice.
Speaker 2: Because I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, the bad half of the trucking industry,
Speaker 1: the good half heroes, the bad half of the trucking industry.
Speaker 1: It's some of the worst danger you and your family
Speaker 1: will face in your lives each and.
Speaker 2: Every day on our roadways. You're on the Dan Caplis.
Speaker 6: Show, you're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast. Can
Speaker 6: you callm it?
Speaker 2: On the drones that are flying around New Jersey and
Speaker 2: the ports?
Speaker 10: And it seems like the there could people have a
Speaker 10: big distant government.
Speaker 11: The government knows what is happening. Look, our military knows
Speaker 11: where they took off from. If it's the garage, they
Speaker 11: can go right into that garage. They know where it
Speaker 11: came from and where it went.
Speaker 2: And for some reason they don't want to comment.
Speaker 11: And I think they'd be better off saying what it is.
Speaker 11: Our military knows and our president knows, and for some
Speaker 11: reason they want to keep people in suspense. I can't
Speaker 11: imagine it's the enemy, because it was the enemy they'd
Speaker 11: blasted out, even if they were late, they'd blasted.
Speaker 2: Something strange is going on.
Speaker 11: For some reason, they don't want to tell the people,
Speaker 11: and they should because the people are really I mean,
Speaker 11: they happen to be over Bedminster.
Speaker 2: I want to know the truth. They're very they're very They're.
Speaker 11: Very close to Bedminster. I think maybe I won't spend
Speaker 11: the weekend in Bedminster. I've decided to cancel my trip.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so President Trump. President Trump confirming that obviously the
Speaker 1: government knows what these are, where they come from, where
Speaker 1: they go, back to et cetera. Why do you think
Speaker 1: that the Biden administration is not telling us eight five
Speaker 1: to five four zero five eight two five five the
Speaker 1: number text d A N five seven seventh three nine.
Speaker 1: I'll get to our fiery lines in a second Texter
Speaker 1: or Dan. If I own a company that produces a
Speaker 1: product requiring the service of a big rig, shouldn't there
Speaker 1: be a law requiring me to check the status of
Speaker 1: the driver's CDL and endorsements before she drives away. There
Speaker 1: should be a CDL system like you. I'm with you
Speaker 1: on that, my friend. But here's what's happening. And again,
Speaker 1: I do lots of these semi crash cases, both fatalities,
Speaker 1: serious injury cases, etc.
Speaker 2: And here's what's going on. You got a lot of
Speaker 2: these shippers.
Speaker 1: They're using brokers, and they're using brokers to then find
Speaker 1: the trucker, and the broker is then I'm trying to
Speaker 1: bring them lowest priced options, which can, depending on the deal,
Speaker 1: increase the broker's take as well. So you have not
Speaker 1: all shippers. You have some shippers who are operating very responsibly.
Speaker 1: You have others who are not and are just looking
Speaker 1: for the cheapest deal they can get. And then you
Speaker 1: end up with truckers out there who don't know what
Speaker 1: they're doing. Truckers out there are properly trained, aren't properly licensed,
Speaker 1: our way over hours, and they're causing these catastrophes. That's
Speaker 1: the underbelly of the industry. I put it, as a
Speaker 1: guy who's done trucking cases for a very long time,
Speaker 1: my guesstimate to be about half the industry. You've got
Speaker 1: half the industry. They're American heroes. The other half of
Speaker 1: the industry one of the greatest dangers every American faces
Speaker 1: each and every day, and the fact our society puts
Speaker 1: up with it, and people like Polus end up handing
Speaker 1: a gift to a homicidal trucker because Kim Kardashian whisper, sweet,
Speaker 1: nothing's in his ear.
Speaker 2: That's sick. That's sick. Any governor of.
Speaker 1: Colorado, anybody responsible, should be out there doing everything they
Speaker 1: can to protect us from the bad half of the
Speaker 1: trucking industry. And Polis is out there, you know, willing
Speaker 1: to hand this guy a gift. Sentenced to one hundred years,
Speaker 1: he'll serve about five because Kim Kardashian whispered to Jared Poulis.
Speaker 2: That's that.
Speaker 1: That just tells you how little Polis cares about the
Speaker 1: safety of society. But beyond this Polus nuttiness, it's just
Speaker 1: crazy that Colorado and every state doesn't rise up against
Speaker 1: the danger from the bad half of the trucking industry.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Hey. Let me let me start this
Speaker 1: one with Bob and Arvada. You're on the Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome, Hey, Bob,
Speaker 1: I can hear you now.
Speaker 3: Okay, just going through a car wash.
Speaker 2: Okay, a great time to call.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good, So I don't sorry I have to call
Speaker 3: you because of that name. I don't play contact you
Speaker 3: when there's a small shooting. Yeah, it's not fortunate. The
Speaker 3: second here.
Speaker 6: Is he in the car lots?
Speaker 2: So I think it sounds like it. Maybe give them
Speaker 2: a minute, Hey, Bob, can we get back to you.
Speaker 2: Can we get back to you in a second as right?
Speaker 9: Yeah, unless you can hear it?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah we can. We can.
Speaker 1: We can hear you now, absolutely, Bob. Have you and
Speaker 1: I spoken before.
Speaker 9: Yes, we have, but I just have it called in
Speaker 9: a while. Okay, sadly I have to call on this occasion.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 9: I'm the founder. I'm the founder of the Prime Protection Foundation.
Speaker 9: And that's a company that's a foundation that gives away,
Speaker 9: free of charge to schools and churches the equipment they
Speaker 9: need for safety. Sometimes they don't have a budget, so
Speaker 9: we go out and get donations and grants and then
Speaker 9: talk to the school safety officer and see what they
Speaker 9: need to harden beef up their school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, God love you. Is there a website for that?
Speaker 9: It is. It's the Prime Protection Foundation or just Prime
Speaker 9: Protection Dot Org.
Speaker 2: Hey, can you explain something to me?
Speaker 1: How can anybody right now knowing the next school shootings
Speaker 1: are being planned as we speak? And Bob's referring to
Speaker 1: a school shooting in Madison this morning Medicine, Wisconsin that
Speaker 1: killed a teacher, wounded a bunch of students, the shooters dead.
Speaker 1: I was in Medicine, Wisconsin ironically this morning, but.
Speaker 2: Didn't see any of that.
Speaker 1: But Bob, how can any responsible administrator any school in
Speaker 1: Colorado right now not have at least one good guy
Speaker 1: or gale with the gun at that school at all times,
Speaker 1: knowing that the next school shootings be planned as we speak.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, it's totally ridiculous. We sometimes go out and solicit
Speaker 9: schools directly because they're not aware of our program. Can
Speaker 9: you believe it? I had a superintendent of a school
Speaker 9: system that has five schools and he said to me, oh,
Speaker 9: we don't need that, It'll never happen here. And I said, well,
Speaker 9: you tell that to the people that call Himbine, you
Speaker 9: know Parkland. Well, everyone says the fact that.
Speaker 3: We would be here.
Speaker 2: Wait wait a second, Bob, but let's start with that.
Speaker 1: To me, that's an immoral position to take, because that's
Speaker 1: playing Russian Roulette with the lives of the children, knowing
Speaker 1: that the very best police force is not going to
Speaker 1: be able to get there until a killer has a
Speaker 1: chance to kill many. So how can any administrator justify
Speaker 1: playing Russian Roulette with the lives of the student's faculty
Speaker 1: and staff.
Speaker 9: I don't understand that. I could not deal with that person.
Speaker 9: I tried my hard is to convince it's not when
Speaker 9: it's if well, it's just sad.
Speaker 1: Well, very much appreciate your efforts and your call, Bob,
Speaker 1: And what I'd say is, in my experience, I think
Speaker 1: those administrators just fall.
Speaker 2: Into two camps. First, you have that.
Speaker 1: The well intentioned whistling past the graveyard who just don't
Speaker 1: think it all the way through because they don't want to, right.
Speaker 1: And then you have those who know exactly what they're doing,
Speaker 1: and they do it for political motivations because politically it
Speaker 1: would be too dicey to all of the sudden have
Speaker 1: you know at least one armed and obviously properly trained,
Speaker 1: highly trained good guy or gail with the gun. So
Speaker 1: they're willing to endanger the students for political motivation. Others
Speaker 1: just out of ignorance, but an inexcusable ignorance. And again,
Speaker 1: when you start to understand and I know you know
Speaker 1: this listening to the show, and they've got to know it,
Speaker 1: when you start to understand that the whrror not just
Speaker 1: that these monsters are going to have a certain peeriod
Speaker 1: of time to kill as many as they can get
Speaker 1: their hands on, but also just the deep psychological trauma
Speaker 1: to everybody inside that school who for that period of time,
Speaker 1: for that period of time, is essentially at the mercy
Speaker 1: of a monster. To me, that should be completely completely
Speaker 1: impossible in Colorado, completely inexcusable. And the day will come,
Speaker 1: and I don't know how many more innocents have to
Speaker 1: die before it does. The day will come when Colorado
Speaker 1: finally wakes up and says, no, we can't justify this.
Speaker 1: We've got to have a good guy or gale with
Speaker 1: a gun in every school, and hopefully more than one
Speaker 1: eight five five for five A two five five texts
Speaker 1: D An five seven seven three nine Dan Jack the
Speaker 1: caller deserved that, and he seriously doesn't deserve to be
Speaker 1: back in the show. Keep up the good work, Dan.
Speaker 1: That from Decay and Broomfield, thank you, Dan, go get him.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dan, you took the bait. He did get
Speaker 1: you wrong flustered even though he was wrong. I didn't
Speaker 1: get flustered. I didn't get flustered at all. That was
Speaker 1: righteous anger and he deserved every single second of that.
Speaker 5: Dan.
Speaker 1: Then Skin and Jack one, Hey, how about you text
Speaker 1: big Man, call the show, or let's get into a
Speaker 1: text back and forth. Exactly how did Jack win?
Speaker 2: You know, and you always.
Speaker 1: Get this, you know, you always get these keyboard warriors.
Speaker 1: I've just shredded somebody on air because I have the
Speaker 1: facts and logic and they don't. And then you get
Speaker 1: these little keybag warriors.
Speaker 2: Oh you kicked your ass?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, really exactly? How explain that to me? Back
Speaker 1: it up or pack it up? You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Kaplas Show.
Speaker 6: And now back to the Dan Tapless Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Let's get to calls and text texter Dan, I'm in
Speaker 1: the crowd that the drones are.
Speaker 2: Looking for suitcase nukes.
Speaker 1: Yesterday, Russia began broadcasting a public warning in English on
Speaker 1: their military short wave. It says inbound nuclear missiles to
Speaker 1: the United States, et cetera, et cetera, So very very creepy.
Speaker 2: Thank you, text.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of people are in that camp
Speaker 1: thinking the drones are up looking for radiation, and that's
Speaker 1: a popular theory online as well. Dan, if that angry
Speaker 1: caller wants to see blatant slander of the trucking industry
Speaker 1: as he looked at the strong arm Listen, we had
Speaker 1: a caller who was blasting me over my work representing
Speaker 1: victims against trucking companies.
Speaker 2: That you know, it's one.
Speaker 1: Of the great pride and joys of my lifetime is
Speaker 1: to be able to do that because, in a nutshell,
Speaker 1: half the trucking industry American heroes.
Speaker 2: We couldn't live without him.
Speaker 1: Half the trucking industry roughly, in my opinion right now
Speaker 1: is probably the greatest danger you and your family will
Speaker 1: ever face. And each and every state needs to be
Speaker 1: cracking down, needs to be doing much much more. So
Speaker 1: Jackson to call me to rip on me for doing that,
Speaker 1: It's one of the best things I've ever done and
Speaker 1: I will continue to do.
Speaker 2: I was telling jack I think I.
Speaker 1: Have seventeen semi cases in Colorado and around the country
Speaker 1: right now, and each and every one of them we
Speaker 1: are completely thoroughly devoted to for our client and for
Speaker 1: public safety.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Bill and Pueblo. You're on the Dan
Speaker 2: Kaplis Show.
Speaker 8: Welcome, Hey Dan, Thanks, just wanted to comment on the
Speaker 8: c and end's breaking the news that Trump's appeal on
Speaker 8: the community case against that author was denied.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just at the trial court level. Thank you, Bill,
Speaker 1: And I'm so glad you called on that. Just at
Speaker 1: the trial court level, which at this point is meaningless,
Speaker 1: because I mean, it would have been nice to have
Speaker 1: what I'd view as the correct really now and just
Speaker 1: have it all dismissed right now, as.
Speaker 2: It should be.
Speaker 1: The case never should have been brought, never should have
Speaker 1: got that far, shouldn't have been in conviction, and in
Speaker 1: my opinion, the court should have dismissed it now. But
Speaker 1: I think that most observers on both sides, my friend,
Speaker 1: fully expect that at the higher court level that case
Speaker 1: is going to be dismissed and immunity. It'll be interesting
Speaker 1: to see if the get court gets to immunity and
Speaker 1: dismissing the charges against Trump. Many other reasons why those
Speaker 1: charges should be dismissed. The conviction overturned and the charge
Speaker 1: is dismissed.
Speaker 8: So I don't think that the immunity applies to the
Speaker 8: court ruling.
Speaker 1: Well, I think immunity. If we start to break down
Speaker 1: the trial, not all of the i'll put evidence in
Speaker 1: quotes against President Trump violates the Supreme Court's ruling on immunity.
Speaker 1: Some of it does, clearly when you call Hope Picks,
Speaker 1: et cetera to talk about official functions, Yeah, that's clearly
Speaker 1: in violation of the immunity allowed to presidents per the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court ruling, and therefore it should have been an
Speaker 1: easy dismissal at this point. But all I'm saying, my friend,
Speaker 1: is that the fact the trial court refused to dismiss
Speaker 1: the case right now is not going to have any
Speaker 1: practical impact on the president. It would have been nice
Speaker 1: to have it dismissed and have that of his life.
Speaker 1: But as a practical matter, if the higher courts eventually
Speaker 1: have to hear this, because as you know, it's stayed
Speaker 1: right now, if the higher courts eventually have to hear it, Trump's.
Speaker 2: Going to win there.
Speaker 3: Okay, Hey, thanks.
Speaker 1: For learning to thanks man, appreciate the call. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that is breaking news. So I'm glad that Bill
Speaker 1: chimed in on that. Hey, just about out of time today,
Speaker 1: Big Day tomorrow, the Icon Radio Icon Pete Boyles in
Speaker 1: studio for two full hours tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That's going to be amazing.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about everything under the sun. We're
Speaker 1: going to take your calls on anything you want to
Speaker 1: talk about if you're new to the area. Pete is
Speaker 1: an absolutely fascinating guy, has led just an amazing life
Speaker 1: and has been a major figure on air. Jeez, I've
Speaker 1: been on air almost thirty years and he's been on
Speaker 1: air a lot longer than I. Have very close friends
Speaker 1: with Alan Berg. He knows an awful lot about that
Speaker 1: whole situation. Of course, there's a new movie out, but literally,
Speaker 1: how often can we say this Ryan, any top under
Speaker 1: the sun that anybody who wants to talk about, there's
Speaker 1: gonna be a fascinating take from people's Pete and I
Speaker 1: disagree plenty, We agree plenty, We disagree plenty, But he's
Speaker 1: got a really interesting take on everything and so much
Speaker 1: personal history and so much of this.
Speaker 10: He, according to Kelly, is extremely enthused to be joining
Speaker 10: you in studio for both hours tomorrow, and I would
Speaker 10: be curious to hear his thoughts on the order I
Speaker 10: believe is the movie that's now out in theaters with
Speaker 10: Jude Law, which features Alan Berg, who at one point
Speaker 10: hosted a show on these airwaves six thirty K on
Speaker 10: Denver and over on KOA and Peter Boyles was very
Speaker 10: close with Alan getting back forty years or more.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And you know, p just has so much
Speaker 1: personal experience with so much that he just brings a
Speaker 1: lot to the table on every topic we can discuss.
Speaker 1: And again the starting point is we disagree on plenty.
Speaker 1: We agree on some stuff. We disagree on plenty, which
Speaker 1: will make the show even more fun, but just the
Speaker 1: historical piece on it is amazing. So I'm so glad
Speaker 1: he's going to be in tomorrow and we'll spend that
Speaker 1: full two hours together.
Speaker 2: So Ryan, we've got to solve this whole drone thing.
Speaker 1: President Trump, fortunately, you know, stood up today and just
Speaker 1: pretty much let everybody know. Now, government knows, and you know,
Speaker 1: he's getting briefed, right, Government knows. They know where they
Speaker 1: take off from, they know where they go back to,
Speaker 1: they know who owns them, they know what they're for.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, what do you read into this?
Speaker 1: He said he's not going to Bedminster this weekend because
Speaker 1: they're a bunch over Bedminster. So do you read into
Speaker 1: that that their government or NGOs, what do you read
Speaker 1: into that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Do you think Trump would have said more?
Speaker 10: I obviously have to assume that he would have if
Speaker 10: he were already sworn in as president.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, no I.
Speaker 1: And it's one of the very reassuring things to me.
Speaker 1: Clearly he is president right now, right, I mean for
Speaker 1: a lot of practical purpose. Unfortunately he doesn't have that
Speaker 1: bottom line control, but in terms of the world stage,
Speaker 1: in terms of reassuring Americans, in terms of being a sane,
Speaker 1: strong presence, but he's doing everything he can, but still
Speaker 1: properly acknowledging that line.
Speaker 2: I think most.
Speaker 1: Americans now, including many who did not vote for him,
Speaker 1: cannot wait until twelve to one pm on January twenty.
Speaker 2: So, wow, what a day it's going to be tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I want to get to Dan.
Speaker 1: One could draw the conclusion that certain school functionaries are
Speaker 1: willing to sacrifice kids' lives to promote anti gun agenda
Speaker 1: six Stephen Littleton understand right now, in my constitutionally protected opinion,
Speaker 1: any school administrator who doesn't have a good guy or
Speaker 1: a good gal with a gun in that school knows
Speaker 1: that they're playing Russian Roulette with the kids' lives, just
Speaker 1: betting it won't happen at that school.
Speaker 2: How can anybody justify that. I don't think that can
Speaker 2: be justified.
Speaker 1: One of these days soon, hopefully Colorado comes to its senses.
Speaker 1: Let's help speeded up. Brian, Thank you, Kelly, you're the best.
Speaker 1: Join us tomorrow on The Dan Kaplis Show.