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Speaker 1: American way is in better shape today because Donald J
Speaker 1: is president. I mean, two pressers in the first twenty
Speaker 1: four hours, both of them hilarious to varying degrees. But
Speaker 1: we want to duck in. Ryan, is the President still talking?
Speaker 1: I followed it right up until about four o'clock Mountain.
Speaker 1: If he's still going, let's duck in.
Speaker 2: To me, like it's something that I would like.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see federal lands opened up for data centers.
Speaker 3: I think they're going to be very important.
Speaker 1: Again, we have a lot of competition for that, so
Speaker 1: it's an honor to have these three great people.
Speaker 3: Great, great, thank you.
Speaker 1: We've got a little bit of a hum in that line,
Speaker 1: so we're going to duck out of it right now.
Speaker 3: But I'll tell you this.
Speaker 1: As I was getting ready for the show down the stretch,
Speaker 1: you know, I was watching it in the background, and
Speaker 1: is this going to be this is going to be
Speaker 1: a marvelous for years. First, it's going to be funny,
Speaker 1: like in the middle of all this serious stuff. And
Speaker 1: he's got some lefties in the press corps going after
Speaker 1: him on the J six pardons.
Speaker 3: You know, Trump is he can make anything funny.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm not saying that Jay six stuff turned into
Speaker 1: a laugh fest or anything, not at all. But you know,
Speaker 1: he's talking about the California wildfires, you know, and he's
Speaker 1: doing the weave and he goes off on this thing. Okay,
Speaker 1: so they're not they're not turning the faucet to let
Speaker 1: the water go into La because of the whatever smelt.
Speaker 3: And he said, how can the water hurt the smelt?
Speaker 3: It's a fish, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, the guy just he's hilarious. But he makes
Speaker 1: all these great points at the same time. So going
Speaker 1: to be a great four years. And my lord, what
Speaker 1: about the contrast, right, just to have a president who
Speaker 1: can talk and a president who's not afraid of his shadow,
Speaker 1: and a president who just stands up there and leads.
Speaker 3: And is he going to be perfect? No?
Speaker 1: Only one, only one person to find as well, how
Speaker 1: dever walks the face of the earth has been perfect.
Speaker 1: The rest of us were all flawed, but boy, he
Speaker 1: is great and it's just going to be a wonderful
Speaker 1: four years ahead. Height five five for zero five eight
Speaker 1: two five five the number text d A N five
Speaker 1: seven seven thirty nine. So a stark contrast to President
Speaker 1: Trump and his strength and his leadership would be what
Speaker 1: we're stuck with here in Colorado, including lawless Mike Johnston,
Speaker 1: the mayor of Denver. So we want to get the
Speaker 1: latest to you on that, particularly since, as we said
Speaker 1: at the time, right he has just made Denver and
Speaker 1: Colorado a target for the administration. And you know, in
Speaker 1: a lot of ways that's good in the sense that
Speaker 1: we want to be the Trump administration's priority for getting
Speaker 1: rid of criminal ilegals those here illegally you've committed other
Speaker 1: serious crimes. Yeah, we want to be Numero uno on
Speaker 1: that list. And you know, I guess we should credit
Speaker 1: Mike Johnston for more than poking the bear, challenging the bear,
Speaker 1: saying that he's going to use the Denver police to
Speaker 1: essentially fight federal law enforcement at the border the county boarder,
Speaker 1: and so anyway, I guess we should thank Johnston for
Speaker 1: that to the extent it leads.
Speaker 3: To Colorado and Denver being.
Speaker 1: High on the list. We'll find out in the next
Speaker 1: few days. But in other ways, as I said at
Speaker 1: the time, how does this help the people of Denver
Speaker 1: for Johnston to call out Trump and make him an
Speaker 1: instant enemy. No, it doesn't. Johnston knew that. But Johnston
Speaker 1: doesn't care about the people at Denver. He cares about
Speaker 1: the far left billionaires whose support he's trying to line
Speaker 1: up for his run for governor because he.
Speaker 3: Believes, and he may be right, but he believes.
Speaker 1: That whatever lefty wins the Democratic primary is going to
Speaker 1: win statewide.
Speaker 3: So it really.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter what the people of Colorado think of Mike
Speaker 1: Johnston or any of his policies if he's the Democratic nominee,
Speaker 1: and the Demos have proven you can buy the nomination.
Speaker 1: Police proved that right when he steamrolled Kerry Kennedy, who
Speaker 1: would have been our first female governor, a Democrat, and
Speaker 1: just obliterated her, suffocated her with his money. And so
Speaker 1: that's the game Johnston's playing. He couldn't care less about
Speaker 1: the people of Denver, and he's proven it through his actions.
Speaker 3: So let's dive into some of the latest sound on that.
Speaker 1: But to fully appreciate his interview with Kyle Clark that
Speaker 1: just happened. We have to look back for a second
Speaker 1: cut Street. Please.
Speaker 2: Trump's new boarders are.
Speaker 4: Tom Homan has said that he is willing to arrest
Speaker 4: leaders like yourself for standing in the way of these
Speaker 4: policies that they want to enact.
Speaker 3: Would you be willing to go to jail for these things?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not afraid of that, and I'm also not
Speaker 5: seeking that. I think the goal is we want to
Speaker 5: be able to negotiate with reasonable people how to solve
Speaker 5: hard problems.
Speaker 2: You would encourage people to protest.
Speaker 5: I think we're going to look at every option. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't think that there are You know, I talked
Speaker 5: to some high school kids this week who were terrified
Speaker 5: about this. I don't think those kids are going to
Speaker 5: stand there and watch three of their classmates get pulled
Speaker 5: out a history class with other twenty seven stand by
Speaker 5: and do nothing. I don't think that's what Denveright's or
Speaker 5: Americans would do in this context at all.
Speaker 4: What is your line where you say, yes, I support
Speaker 4: these deportations and no I don't support these other ones.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think our line is clear. We think if
Speaker 5: you are a violent criminal that is committing serious crimes
Speaker 5: like murder or rape in Denver, you should.
Speaker 3: Be prosecuted to the folks end of the law and
Speaker 3: you should be deported.
Speaker 1: Oh so that's the line now, murder or rape. Right.
Speaker 1: If Mike Johnston had the courage to come on, well,
Speaker 1: then we could ask him the questions, where do you
Speaker 1: draw that line, Mike Johnston? And but he won't, of course,
Speaker 1: because he doesn't have good answers. But what I want
Speaker 1: to know, Ryan, is how does a human ever get
Speaker 1: to the point where the truth just doesn't matter to them?
Speaker 1: And clearly Johnston is at that point in many ways
Speaker 1: where he tries to turn Trump's program, which vast majority
Speaker 1: of American support, of deporting those here illegally committed the
Speaker 1: Trumps crimes, tries to get people to believe that, know,
Speaker 1: what Trump really intends to do is come and pull
Speaker 1: kids out of classrooms, kids who've done nothing else wrong.
Speaker 1: I mean so, but it's the reality of the modern left,
Speaker 1: and it's one of the reasons that they're losing, and
Speaker 1: they're losing lots of places, and eventually they.
Speaker 3: Will lose here.
Speaker 1: It's just going to take longer. They just lie, They
Speaker 1: just lie at every turn. So let's get to the
Speaker 1: latest with with Johnston.
Speaker 3: Cut for please.
Speaker 5: Well, abide by state and local law and we or
Speaker 5: clearly by federal law, and so that'll continue to be true.
Speaker 5: We just won't do federal law enforcements job for them,
Speaker 5: and we won't help support their effort to kind of
Speaker 5: bring tarrt communities if they are trying to read schools
Speaker 5: or hospitals troches.
Speaker 6: And currently the courts have upheld that view that you're
Speaker 6: under no obligation to enforce federal law. Right, all hell
Speaker 6: would break loose if cultural the other way.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think you would find wides by resistance to that.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, and we've got to play that over
Speaker 1: again and again. As the son of a thirty year cop,
Speaker 1: I really take very personally, and everybody who supports law
Speaker 1: enforcement should deeply be deeply angry with Mike Johnston for
Speaker 1: his recklessness when it comes to the lives of law
Speaker 1: enforcement officers. And this goes back to when he pranced
Speaker 1: around the national stage just bellowing for anybody you would
Speaker 1: hear that he was going to make the Denver cops
Speaker 1: go out to the county line and take on the
Speaker 1: Feds as they came in to deport people. Well, first
Speaker 1: of all, he's got to know he's got a lot
Speaker 1: of bad ideas, but he's a smart guy, so he
Speaker 1: has to know when he talks about law enforcement as
Speaker 1: the enemy like that, federal law enforcement, he is putting
Speaker 1: a target on their back. And Mike Johnston has got
Speaker 1: to know there are a lot of nut jobs out there,
Speaker 1: a lot of nut jobs out there who the mayor
Speaker 1: of Denver is green lighting with that kind of talk
Speaker 1: police officers as our enemy. And he just did it
Speaker 1: again when he talks about federal law enforcement if they
Speaker 1: come in to try to terrorize that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: So what you there is a snobby little lefty who
Speaker 1: doesn't give a damn about the lives of police officers
Speaker 1: and he views them as lesser and he's willing to
Speaker 1: do things like that. I mean, where do you ever
Speaker 1: get this view of other human life as being so
Speaker 1: throwaway where you would get to the point where you
Speaker 1: would go down to the mall where they had barely
Speaker 1: cleaned up the blood of the flight of ten and
Speaker 1: whoit her throat slit in the thirty four year old
Speaker 1: stab to death and the two others butchered and you'd
Speaker 1: go down there and prance around into clare victory. How
Speaker 1: do you ever get to that point? And remember we
Speaker 1: had the dad of one of those victims on the show.
Speaker 1: He said he hadn't heard from the mare at all.
Speaker 1: How does a person ever get to that point? But
Speaker 1: that's the reality of Mike Johnston right now, A five
Speaker 1: five for zero five eight two five five the number
Speaker 1: Dan five seven seven three nine.
Speaker 3: Here's the good news. Here's the good news.
Speaker 1: He is hurting his own cause, not just his own
Speaker 1: cause politically. I think he has plummeted in terms of
Speaker 1: his political price aspects. But but he is hurting the
Speaker 1: far left costs and he is helping Trump's cause, which
Speaker 1: is America's cause because guess what, a strong majority of
Speaker 1: Americans agree with him on these policies.
Speaker 3: So that's the good news.
Speaker 1: The bad news is, in the meantime, he's he's turning
Speaker 1: some people against law enforcement. He is green lighting violent
Speaker 1: psychos against law enforcement, and he's putting law enforcement in
Speaker 1: more danger. You're on the Dan Caplass.
Speaker 2: Show, and now back to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 7: If I may take the liberty for just fifteen seconds
Speaker 7: to say something in Spanish, because I know a lot
Speaker 7: of people back home would be very proud, and I
Speaker 7: want to make sure I acknowledge that I get a
Speaker 7: lot of adios.
Speaker 3: I mean, if I'm Alio finish, I mean, if I'm.
Speaker 7: Sent to in quenty, says a Trump. I just said,
Speaker 7: I saved a munch of money by switching the.
Speaker 3: Guy com That's what I said.
Speaker 1: That's great, that's great.
Speaker 3: I mean, think about the difference the day makes.
Speaker 1: And I know it's a long time in the making,
Speaker 1: and and Trump and his team haven't essentially been been
Speaker 1: leading the world since he got elected, But what a
Speaker 1: difference a day makes. I mean, We've had this Secretary
Speaker 1: of State who is just the patsy for evil in
Speaker 1: the world, and and now we have Marco Rubio, who
Speaker 1: you know, had been my favorite for president for a
Speaker 1: long time. Obviously, when Trump won that nomination, supported Trump,
Speaker 1: and Trump turned into a better president and a better
Speaker 1: force for life life and a protector of innocent life.
Speaker 1: Then I think Marco Rubio could have been at that time,
Speaker 1: or anybody else could have been at that time, and.
Speaker 3: President Trump ended up being in my view.
Speaker 1: Better for the country long term than it would have
Speaker 1: been if Marco Rubio had been elected at that time,
Speaker 1: because Trump gave birth to this movement, and it's a
Speaker 1: movement that has transformed the GOP in a very positive
Speaker 1: and lasting way. And so while I think Rubio would
Speaker 1: have had a successful two term presidency, I don't think
Speaker 1: it would have had as much long term impact as Trump.
Speaker 1: But now I do believe Marco Rubio will be president someday.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying he'll win in twenty eight.
Speaker 3: I think JD. Van says the inside track there.
Speaker 1: But Ryan, I'm sure you've thought about this, probably you
Speaker 1: know during the hours you waited outside the Capitol Wan
Speaker 1: Arena yesterday, so you could serve our audience so well
Speaker 1: by being in there for that bit of history. But
Speaker 1: think about it the primary that's going to start in
Speaker 1: twenty six, think about all the talent on the GOP side.
Speaker 3: You know, JD.
Speaker 1: Vance, the inside track, You're gonna have Marco Rubio, You've
Speaker 1: got all these other stars out there, And it's just
Speaker 1: one of the reasons I'm really excited about the future.
Speaker 1: Nothing's guaranteed, right except God wins in the end. But
Speaker 1: I'm very, very excited about the future of the country
Speaker 1: because I think the GOP is just pipelined all this
Speaker 1: great talent. Trump is like this big icebreaker, just changing
Speaker 1: the landscape long term if the GOP takes advantage of it.
Speaker 3: I like the way that sets up.
Speaker 8: The talent on our side of the isle, Dan, it's
Speaker 8: just stark in contrast to whatever the Left is going
Speaker 8: to try.
Speaker 2: To conjure up. And you'd mentioned two of them. Marco
Speaker 2: Rubio will have served as Secretary of State.
Speaker 8: That's one of the highest level positions you can have
Speaker 8: in the cabinet for the president, and he's been the
Speaker 8: Senator from Florida for so many years. You've got Senator
Speaker 8: Ted Cruz, you got jdva is the current vice president,
Speaker 8: who's going to be well positioned to carry on.
Speaker 2: The Trump legacy.
Speaker 8: Might get Trump's endorsement, which would be enormous. You would
Speaker 8: think Governor Ron DeSantis in Florida, perhaps Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders,
Speaker 8: who was remarkable in her comments at Capitol One Arena
Speaker 8: just yesterday.
Speaker 2: The governor of Arkansas will have served true terms.
Speaker 3: So boy, you're still on that Huckaby kick.
Speaker 1: And hey, she's great, But I mean, realistically, my friend,
Speaker 1: you know, the list probably stops with fans and DeSantis
Speaker 1: and Rubio.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean, and there's so much more talent there.
Speaker 3: But Ted Cruz, but boy, Ted Cruz awesome. I've been
Speaker 3: so impressed with him.
Speaker 1: But what about by way, It's a nice problem to have, right,
Speaker 1: If you're on the Democrat side, what are you talking
Speaker 1: about right now? You're talking about which scrap stinks less?
Speaker 3: Well, you know what?
Speaker 1: And on the GOP side you have this abundance of riches.
Speaker 1: And I think Rubio, just like Trump, is going to
Speaker 1: be I think, an even better president in his second
Speaker 1: term because it's staggered than if it had been consecutive.
Speaker 1: I think Rubio he is going to be a far
Speaker 1: better president for not having been elected in sixteen and
Speaker 1: having these other experiences.
Speaker 8: First, it'll be fascinating, and we're projecting forward here, but
Speaker 8: you know, you got to take a snapshot of what
Speaker 8: it's going to look like in twenty twenty eight and
Speaker 8: can Rubio do better? Can he approve upon his performance
Speaker 8: that we saw in twenty sixteen, where I think admittedly,
Speaker 8: even though he was my first choice too, Dan yours
Speaker 8: and mine, he was green politically, I don't think he
Speaker 8: could handle himself or think on his feet as quickly.
Speaker 8: Chris Christie kind of took him out at that debate
Speaker 8: right before New Hampshire, so he would need to fine
Speaker 8: tune kind of his presentation.
Speaker 2: I think he's already done that in large degree.
Speaker 8: But there's another guy that I think he's going to
Speaker 8: be in the mix and in the conversation, and that's.
Speaker 2: Representative Byron Donald's from Floorda.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, another big stuff, talented, uber talented.
Speaker 1: But now you're starting to get into the VP stuff, right,
Speaker 1: and listen, I know we may have no audience left
Speaker 1: two minutes from now if we start talking about the
Speaker 1: twenty eighth cycle. I started it my bad. All I'm
Speaker 1: saying is that the country is better off that Trump
Speaker 1: became president instead of Rubio, and that Rubio is going
Speaker 1: to be a great president and even better for all
Speaker 1: of these experiences. That's all I'm saying. But then you
Speaker 1: bring it back to Colorado, right, and it contrasts with
Speaker 1: what we open the show with, which is this dangerous,
Speaker 1: deceptive lunacy from lawless Mike Johnston, the mayor of Denver,
Speaker 1: where he continues to put targets on the back of
Speaker 1: law enforcement, but by now talking about federal law enforcement
Speaker 1: officers coming in and terrorizing in Colorado, which is a
Speaker 1: total lie, totally false.
Speaker 3: And he knows it.
Speaker 1: But he's not only become lawless, Mike, he's become shameless, Mike.
Speaker 1: And you know, if it was just the normal lefty stuff,
Speaker 1: who cares. You know, he's irrelevant, just like all these
Speaker 1: lefties in Colorado are irrelevant right now. They're not going
Speaker 1: anywhere nationally. Yeah, they're relevant in terms of the harm
Speaker 1: they cause in the state, but right now, you know,
Speaker 1: if it wasn't this lefty, it'd be some other lefty
Speaker 1: holding these statewide offices. Colorado is getting there, but it
Speaker 1: hasn't made that change yet. But Johnston becomes much more
Speaker 1: dangerous than the others because of the way he's targeting
Speaker 1: law enforcement and speaking of them as the enemy, as invaders,
Speaker 1: as terrorizers in an era where he knows you've got
Speaker 1: these lunatics out there looking to take out law enforcement.
Speaker 1: So that's what makes him so dangerous. The rest of them, yeah,
Speaker 1: they do a lot of bad things, but right now
Speaker 1: the state's just controlled by lefties. But as you look
Speaker 1: at all that talent, and Ryan, I'm sure you had
Speaker 1: a lot of time to ponder it yesterday at the
Speaker 1: Capitol Center and then I'll get to text in the
Speaker 1: next segment. But Colorado, okay, Colorado. You know we're blessed
Speaker 1: with all this national talent. We know we've got a
Speaker 1: lot of great GOP talent in Colorado.
Speaker 3: But who is in a.
Speaker 1: Position if anyone now to break through as we look
Speaker 1: at these state wide races in twenty six and twenty eight.
Speaker 1: So we'd love to get your take on that as well.
Speaker 1: Eight five five four zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 1: I know Ryan's thought a lot about it. You can
Speaker 1: text Dan da n five seven seven three nine.
Speaker 8: Well, we do think so that Scott Bottoms is announcing
Speaker 8: his candidacy for the GOP primary for governor Dan so he.
Speaker 1: Is, Oh, I didn't know anybody he'd announced.
Speaker 3: Yep, he will fill us in give give.
Speaker 9: Us my father.
Speaker 8: I'm just observing what I've seen on social media from
Speaker 8: the state representative. He's a pretty strong conservative and that
Speaker 8: may be difficult needle to thread for him here in Colorado.
Speaker 1: Well, wonderful, Let's get him on the show. Let's get
Speaker 1: any of these folks to announce all the show and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: because you would expect that people will start announcing about now.
Speaker 1: Some other people make it in mid year, some may
Speaker 1: wait a little bit later, But yeah, I would expect
Speaker 1: we'll start to hear some of that right now. Can Colorado?
Speaker 1: Can Colorado be saved short term? Can anybody win statewide
Speaker 1: in this state? So we'll throw that out there for discussion.
Speaker 1: It's not our main focus. Our main focus is how
Speaker 1: cool is it right now to be living through this
Speaker 1: history together, all the great things that are happening because
Speaker 1: of Trump's victory.
Speaker 3: So we'll come back so we'll have some.
Speaker 1: More of that hot sound of the day and what
Speaker 1: comes next in Colorado. In terms of immigration raids, you're
Speaker 1: on the Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Dan Kapliss Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Democratic Governor Jared Poula says that he welcomes the Trump
Speaker 6: administration's assistance in removing people from our community who are
Speaker 6: here legally and have committed crimes.
Speaker 2: Do you also welcome that help? Yeah.
Speaker 5: We will partner on violent criminals as we have always
Speaker 5: done in the past.
Speaker 3: Mstian, we will do it again.
Speaker 5: We don't want criminals of any of you have round
Speaker 5: on our streets, and that's been clear for us.
Speaker 3: Consistently that is is simply not true. Wow.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 8: Another anyway, Dan, that you said, I really want you
Speaker 8: to build on this point because I think it's an
Speaker 8: important one, and I hadn't even pointed that out when
Speaker 8: I went through and edited these with Mayor Mike Johnston.
Speaker 8: He cited the extreme examples of murder and rape.
Speaker 2: Yeah, support those.
Speaker 8: Two, but there are a lot of other violent crimes,
Speaker 8: roperty crimes, auto thefts.
Speaker 2: Those are okay for Mike Johnson, apparently all.
Speaker 1: Sorts of those crimes. And by the way, in the past,
Speaker 1: show us on the record, Mayor Johnston, where you have
Speaker 1: and where your administration has assisted ICE and identifying these
Speaker 1: these violent criminals and helped ICE get rid of them.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: Obviously, what police in Johnston see is that the tide
Speaker 1: has turned nationally and so now they're switching positions in
Speaker 1: my view, you know, to try to avoid getting wiped
Speaker 1: out politically. So where were they can anybody find where
Speaker 1: they were saying these things before? I'm not saying they
Speaker 1: didn't whisper it out of the side of their mouth
Speaker 1: at some Kawana's club, which is wonderful, by the way,
Speaker 1: But where have they been out there leading on this
Speaker 1: before or saying that before in any kind of meaningful way.
Speaker 1: I would love to see that. No, and Ryan, to
Speaker 1: your point, remember this show led the way when Jared
Speaker 1: Polis I mean, I remember the State of the State address,
Speaker 1: what was it two three years ago for maybe, where
Speaker 1: Jared Poulus gets up there and he's featuring this big,
Speaker 1: top priority bill from the Democrats that is going to
Speaker 1: legalize a lot of different violent crime in Colorado. It's
Speaker 1: going to legalize sexual crimes in Colorado if they're committed
Speaker 1: in our public schools. Remember all that, And so this
Speaker 1: was Polis's and the Democrats. This was their nirvana. And
Speaker 1: because they believed that, you know, by enforcing these laws
Speaker 1: against violent crimes and sexual crimes in our schools, that
Speaker 1: it was causing too many of color to go to jail.
Speaker 1: So they were just all of the sudden essentially going
Speaker 1: to legalize all those crimes. And then our show led
Speaker 1: the charge against that, and others got on board and
Speaker 1: together and there was a lot of effort from a
Speaker 1: lot of sources.
Speaker 3: Together we were.
Speaker 1: Able to kill that bill, which was a top priority
Speaker 1: bill for the Democrats. The relevance here is, Yeah, when
Speaker 1: Johnston says something like, oh, yeah, we'll support Trump and
Speaker 1: getting rid of people here illegally who've committed rape and murder.
Speaker 1: That seems to be where he draws the line. You know, well,
Speaker 1: at first, why hasn't he been doing that the way
Speaker 1: he should have been and doing more of it?
Speaker 3: But but what other crimes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he won't come on air to have that
Speaker 1: conversation and the left won't push him on that. So
Speaker 1: another reason that Trump won. Right, let me get to
Speaker 1: some of these texts as well. But the rubber's about
Speaker 1: to meet the road on this, and so Trump's going
Speaker 1: to get his way, and Polus and Johnston all these
Speaker 1: other tough talkers. You know, you really think they're going
Speaker 1: to be willing to go to jail.
Speaker 2: No they aren't.
Speaker 1: So Trump is going to get his way, so right now,
Speaker 1: because America wants him to get his way, and he
Speaker 1: should get his way.
Speaker 3: We should be getting.
Speaker 1: Rid of folks here illegally who are committing other serious crimes.
Speaker 1: And I know, listen, I'm about to get to a
Speaker 1: lot of these texts. You're going to have a lot
Speaker 1: of people saying, don't stop there, Dan. You know, everybody
Speaker 1: here illegally should be deported, So hey, let's have that
Speaker 1: conversation as well. I know there are a lot of
Speaker 1: people who believe that. First of all, I don't think
Speaker 1: there's any realistic chance of that happening under any administration,
Speaker 1: which shouldn't stop folks from talking about whether they want
Speaker 1: that to be true. I think that if Trump can
Speaker 1: achieve what Trump is setting out to achieve here, it's
Speaker 1: going to be one of the greatest contributions in the
Speaker 1: history of this nation. It's going to be a great
Speaker 1: contribution to everybody here legally, it's going to be a
Speaker 1: great contribution to everybody here illegally. And then the question becomes,
Speaker 1: do you expect this administration or some future administration to
Speaker 1: deport everybody here illegally? And is that what you want?
Speaker 1: Let me get to some of these texts day five
Speaker 1: to five or zero five A two five five, The
Speaker 1: number will start with Brian here on the Dan kaplis
Speaker 1: sholl welcome, Brian.
Speaker 9: Hey, Brian Hey, Dan. I think he read that writing
Speaker 9: on the wall.
Speaker 10: Holman said, Look, you can either give me your criminals
Speaker 10: out of jail, or I can go into the neighborhood.
Speaker 10: And a lot of people are going to get swept
Speaker 10: up in it, because if you're here illegally, you're going
Speaker 10: whether you're a criminal or not. So I think you
Speaker 10: kind of got the message on that.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you, Brian, do you think you
Speaker 1: I got to ask you a question on that. Do
Speaker 1: you think that Holman is saying that the administration is
Speaker 1: going to stop with the criminals who are in Denver
Speaker 1: and other jails.
Speaker 3: I don't think Colman's saying that at all.
Speaker 1: I expect for very shortly going to see a lot
Speaker 1: of rates on people been adjudicated.
Speaker 9: So yeah, so he's not going to stop there, but
Speaker 9: they're going to start with the obviously the violent criminals,
Speaker 9: so everybody can be the difference. But if you have
Speaker 9: to go into the neighborhoods, then there's gonna be a
Speaker 9: lot of people.
Speaker 11: You might have a construction guy, which I deal with
Speaker 11: a lot of them, who might be up in you know,
Speaker 11: theil or something building these million dollar homes that might
Speaker 11: get caught up into who's never committed a crime in
Speaker 11: his life.
Speaker 9: So it's gonna, you know, it's going to backfire. I
Speaker 9: think they're kind of getting the idea that this whole
Speaker 9: thing is going to backfire. So we're going to kind
Speaker 9: of cooperate with them, with the criminals. I think they
Speaker 9: came to that realization because unlike the other administration, now
Speaker 9: we got people that are actually serious, which is a
Speaker 9: great relief. I mean, watching the last two days, it's
Speaker 9: just it's it's amazing, excite and to see what we're
Speaker 9: going through. We're going through probably the most historical time
Speaker 9: in the United States of America in my.
Speaker 1: Opinion, well certainly in our lifetimes. Brian, appreciate the call.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that. No, it's amazing. And when I
Speaker 1: start a lot of shows with let the celebration continue. Yes,
Speaker 1: for that reason. I mean, this is this may end
Speaker 1: up being one of the major tipping point moments in
Speaker 1: American history. Let's get to some text here. By the way,
Speaker 1: I respectfully disagree with Brian. I do think that the
Speaker 1: administration is and should is going to go into neighborhoods,
Speaker 1: is going to go into the street and is going
Speaker 1: to pick up people here illegally who have committed other
Speaker 1: violent crimes, other serious crimes. I don't think it's going
Speaker 1: to be limited to people in jails. Dan, Let's says
Speaker 1: a Texter. Let's not let the perfect be the enemy
Speaker 1: of the good. As for how the chess pieces look
Speaker 1: two years from now, yeah, Hey, I've always been a
Speaker 1: believer in that premise because there isn't a lot out
Speaker 1: there that's perfect right now, including potential candidates. Dan, this
Speaker 1: may be the time to get Colorado back. With Trump
Speaker 1: in office and these lunatics like MJ behaving so ridiculous,
Speaker 1: maybe Colorado residents will realize blue states are ridiculous and
Speaker 1: will decline and eventually fail. Role model is California. Texter
Speaker 1: may well be right. I personally think it's going to
Speaker 1: take a combination of the awfulness of the lefties in
Speaker 1: power in Colorado, with some really attractive GOP candidates, very
Speaker 1: well run campaigns, some luck, etc. We know the money,
Speaker 1: the big money is not going to be there for
Speaker 1: probably any of the GOP candidates in the beginning. It
Speaker 1: might come in later if it looks like they have
Speaker 1: a chance to win. And so I think it's going
Speaker 1: to take that combination because Colorado, think about it, We've
Speaker 1: been blessed with one of literally the greatest places in
Speaker 1: the world, and the left will completely ruin it eventually.
Speaker 1: You can see that in progress right now. But because
Speaker 1: our starting point is so high with all of these
Speaker 1: blessings we have, it takes the left longer to ruin it.
Speaker 1: So we won't get to that point where they just
Speaker 1: throw out the left because the place is so trashed
Speaker 1: until further down the road, and lord knows, we don't
Speaker 1: want to get to that point.
Speaker 3: So that's why I think it's going to take that combo.
Speaker 1: Of this horrible garbage from the left combined with some
Speaker 1: great GOP candidates. Dan, can you please interpret what you
Speaker 1: know the measures that will be taken with the deportation
Speaker 1: policy as President Trump has mandated to be done, including
Speaker 1: what I've recently heard about birthright citizenship.
Speaker 3: Always a great show rip, Thank.
Speaker 1: You, Rick. Yes, And as you may have heard, a
Speaker 1: bunch of attorney generals now predictably understandably have gone to
Speaker 1: court to try to block Trump's executive action against birthright citizenship.
Speaker 1: This was always going to be headed toward a major
Speaker 1: showdown in the US Supreme Court. I think it does
Speaker 1: need to go to the US Supreme Court. And I
Speaker 1: don't think the I don't think the nation, the founder
Speaker 1: certainly ever envisioned birthright citizenship turning into what it has
Speaker 1: turned into today.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think that's.
Speaker 1: Going to be one of the next enormous US Supreme
Speaker 1: Court battles. How long it takes to percolate up through
Speaker 1: the federal court system.
Speaker 3: And get to Scotus.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what we're about to find out together, Dan,
Speaker 1: I love when I wake up in the morning and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is president.
Speaker 3: Hey, I get you. I feel the same way.
Speaker 1: And part of it is the biggest part is policy, obviously,
Speaker 1: and you know I want to get to the pardoning
Speaker 1: of pro the pro lifers who are wrongfully imprisoned and
Speaker 1: arrested as well. Part of it. The biggest part is policy.
Speaker 1: The other part is the guy's hilarious and you can
Speaker 1: be proud of him as president. You know, every now
Speaker 1: and then he colors outside the lines. But you've got strength,
Speaker 1: he's intelligent, he's unafraid. It's it's just a one eighty right,
Speaker 1: and I'm enjoying every minute of it.
Speaker 3: Right now, you're on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 2: And now back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast. Usual letter.
Speaker 3: He may have I don't know, oh.
Speaker 5: It, occupator, it could have been years.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Maybe we should all read it together. Well, maybe I'll
Speaker 3: read it first and then make that determined. Peter, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. I may not have seen this for months.
Speaker 3: Help did I left two one in the desk? He's like, well,
Speaker 3: stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Right, It's just so cool, and it's it's so comforting,
Speaker 1: I know, in its own way. It's also just really
Speaker 1: good for the country because, no matter what you think
Speaker 1: of the policy, I obviously love a lot of his policies,
Speaker 1: you've got somebody who's functional, somebody who's smart, somebody who
Speaker 1: can sit there and do two things at once, and
Speaker 1: it just brings you back to and I don't think
Speaker 1: the country is going to forget the way that the left,
Speaker 1: including much of the media, was was part of this
Speaker 1: cover up of the fact that we had a president
Speaker 1: who could not function.
Speaker 3: And so I hope this nation.
Speaker 1: Never forgives the left and always holds it against the
Speaker 1: left and the media, you know, at the ballot box,
Speaker 1: because not not a any kind of spite, but just
Speaker 1: self survival of the nation. They revealed themselves not just
Speaker 1: in that moment, because any of us can do something
Speaker 1: goofy in one moment, right, that's not a character or
Speaker 1: just kind of.
Speaker 3: Wild or whatever.
Speaker 1: But you're talking about day after day, month after month,
Speaker 1: year after year of this active deception of the American
Speaker 1: people of the fact we did not have a functional
Speaker 1: president and the grave danger that put our country in.
Speaker 1: By the way, the reason Ryan bumped back with woo
Speaker 1: woot is I was emailing during a break with my
Speaker 1: office and I just had a great.
Speaker 3: Victory, Thank you God.
Speaker 1: And so one of the paralegals was texting woot and
Speaker 1: I was looking for the origin, because now, you know,
Speaker 1: when great things happen, people go or you make a
Speaker 1: long pot or whatever, and so I was trying to
Speaker 1: figure out where they came from. And Ryan, I see
Speaker 1: two explanations. One is the song you just played nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety three, woot, there it is. And the other competing
Speaker 1: explanation adopted by many is a boy scout troupe in
Speaker 1: Minnesota in two thousand and four. The leader's name was
Speaker 1: Mike Wooten. Instead the boys would say woot woot. So
Speaker 1: which do you think it is?
Speaker 8: Well, I've having a difficulty here, Dan, I'll play the
Speaker 8: other one because I'm confused.
Speaker 2: There is one song.
Speaker 8: The one I just played is actually whoomp, whoomp exclamation
Speaker 8: mark there it is by Tag Team. But that's but no,
Speaker 8: you heard the song. That's the one we associate with
Speaker 8: what you were asking for. However, it's a big however
Speaker 8: here ninety five South, I got to look like where
Speaker 8: this came from and when it came from does have
Speaker 8: a titled track called Woot whoot? What you're saying there
Speaker 8: it is woot There it is one is woom there
Speaker 8: it is the p and woot.
Speaker 2: With a tea there it is yeah. Yeah, so I'm
Speaker 2: really confused right now.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's everybody knows it's WoT. Let me get
Speaker 1: to some texts. We'll get to calls as well. Dan
Speaker 1: Lovepeter Dousey that's from Alexa. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, he does a great job. Dan.
Speaker 1: Do you think ice officers should be allowed to enter
Speaker 1: churches or elementary schools to make an arrest? I would
Speaker 1: be interested to hear your interpretation of sensitive location. I
Speaker 1: think this is easy. You should be able to go
Speaker 1: anywhere where you would be going if you are pursuing
Speaker 1: anybody else who had violated the law. You know, like
Speaker 1: I know a texture to your show. Earlier, Ryan had
Speaker 1: made the point, Well, wait a second, does that mean
Speaker 1: you know under you know lawless? Mike Johnston's worldview that
Speaker 1: if somebody knocks off a seven to eleven, their first
Speaker 1: stop should be an elementary school. God forbid, Please don't
Speaker 1: do that any criminal or a church, because then they'll
Speaker 1: have sanctuary. No I. So yes, law enforcements should be
Speaker 1: able to go anywhere in pursuit of any kind of
Speaker 1: dangerous criminal. You know, if you're talking about a situation
Speaker 1: which we're not talking about now because Trump is not
Speaker 1: doing this, but if you're talking about a situation where
Speaker 1: somebody was here illegally, otherwise law abiding citizen, etc. Wasn't
Speaker 1: end under any existing court order to leave. You know,
Speaker 1: should somebody be following somebody into a church for that person,
Speaker 1: no I.
Speaker 3: To see that.
Speaker 1: But if you're talking about somebody here illegally who's committed
Speaker 1: some other crime, you follow them.
Speaker 3: To wherever they are and you get them the hell
Speaker 3: out of here. Hey, five to five?
Speaker 1: Was there A five?
Speaker 3: A two five?
Speaker 1: Five? I slept very well last night. Glad the circus
Speaker 1: is out of the White House. Interesting, that's part of it, right,
Speaker 1: because obviously, and it's almost divine intervention, that worst didn't
Speaker 1: happen in this country, thoughing awful lot of bad stuff
Speaker 1: did when we did not have a president for all
Speaker 1: that time.
Speaker 3: But to me that the greater joy comes from.
Speaker 1: The positive side of this we do have in there
Speaker 1: now and all the good that's going to come from that.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 1: You know what's so interesting me, Ryan, I'm sure you've
Speaker 1: seen a few of these texts come in that you've got.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's a group of Texters, are
Speaker 1: just one who apparently thinks I'm an idiot, and they
Speaker 1: write this stuff that's so racist and so extreme, but
Speaker 1: they kind of soft pedal it, and they just expect
Speaker 1: I'm going to go read that believing that people will
Speaker 1: think that represents people in my audience, when I would
Speaker 1: bet you everything I own that's some lefty somewhere who
Speaker 1: has this cartoonish character in his mind for a conservative.
Speaker 2: But I had a similar earlier today.
Speaker 1: I'm dumb enough to read that stuff, you know.
Speaker 8: And so there's two possible paths you can take here,
Speaker 8: well three. I guess you could just ignore it and
Speaker 8: not read it. But you could read it and out
Speaker 8: this person and shame them. And that's what I earlier
Speaker 8: with kind of a similar one. I think I know
Speaker 8: the one you're talking about here. I won't read it.
Speaker 8: Or we can just block that number on the text line.
Speaker 1: Whoa, we don't block numbers.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's part of the pride of this right.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, forty years on air, we don't
Speaker 1: prevent anybody from calin. We don't block now. I mean,
Speaker 1: you got to do whatever you want to do on
Speaker 1: your show, which is a superb show by the way.
Speaker 1: But yeah, no, I don't want to block anybody like that.
Speaker 1: I do want to get to this text when I
Speaker 1: come back, Dan, so for being president of law and order,
Speaker 1: Trump immediately pardoned the criminals of J six is the
Speaker 1: way the Texter put it. Let me get into those
Speaker 1: pardons and then Trump's explanation today. I want to also
Speaker 1: get into this so called wolk minister who lectured Trump
Speaker 1: at the National Prayer Service and why she's actually hurting
Speaker 1: her far left Cause you're on the Dan Kapla show.