Speaker 1: This is Dan Kaplis, and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: what a time to be alive. Stakes could not be higher,
Speaker 1: The race, according to the polls, could not be closer.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's that close. We'll talk more about that,
Speaker 1: but what a couple of weeks we have in front
Speaker 1: of us, and who knows after that? Right? I mean,
Speaker 1: you already have another number of these Democrat controlled swing
Speaker 1: states and oh yeah, well you know we probably won't
Speaker 1: have results till maybe sometime in twenty twenty five. A
Speaker 1: bit of an overstatement, but you get the gist of it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and then what I'm enjoying so much right
Speaker 1: now is what we had expected to happen, right, which
Speaker 1: is these lefty heads exploding. And that's a metaphor, but
Speaker 1: it would be better for these lefties if literally, like
Speaker 1: their craniums are popping, because what's happening to them now
Speaker 1: as they go insane before our eyes, it's probably going
Speaker 1: to be a lot more embarrassing to them long term.
Speaker 1: But it is so much fun for us right now,
Speaker 1: because yeah, first and foremost, you have to win, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, we've got to save the Republic, commander in chief,
Speaker 1: all that other good stuff, but also have to expose
Speaker 1: the left as much as possible in the meantime, because
Speaker 1: it's hard for you and me to appreciate, I think,
Speaker 1: but especially if you share my worldview or I share yours.
Speaker 1: But here's the point. There are so many really good,
Speaker 1: smart people out there who just they hate politics. They
Speaker 1: don't follow it every day, they don't like shows like this,
Speaker 1: they don't like any of this political stuff. They don't
Speaker 1: pay attention, and they vote largely out of habit. So
Speaker 1: you got so many people voting Democrat right now, including unaffiliateds,
Speaker 1: who have no idea, no idea that this Democratic Party
Speaker 1: has been taken over by these truly radical anti American
Speaker 1: secular leftists. You know, a lot of the money people
Speaker 1: out of other people, they're not all that way, but
Speaker 1: a lot are. And so every opp tunity we have
Speaker 1: to expose the left for what they've truly become. That's
Speaker 1: a really important moment, and that doesn't happen that often.
Speaker 1: It takes because you know, they've got a lot of
Speaker 1: bad ideas, but a lot of them are very smart people.
Speaker 1: They've got a ton of money, they're very good tactically,
Speaker 1: and they're very good at pulling the con hiding what
Speaker 1: they really believe. But now the stress test, right, it's
Speaker 1: like you go to the cardiologists and they put you
Speaker 1: on that treadmill and you say, doctor, my heart could
Speaker 1: not be better here. All the things I do, I
Speaker 1: never have a problem. Well, but now we got to
Speaker 1: turn it up to thirty, you know, and you're running,
Speaker 1: and you're running. This is like the ultimate stress test
Speaker 1: for the left because they can see it now. It's
Speaker 1: this big bright light, it's coming down the tracks and
Speaker 1: there's this big beautiful shock of blonde hair on top
Speaker 1: of that light. And they know they're two weeks away
Speaker 1: from him becoming president, so they're starting to do all
Speaker 1: sorts of really fun and goofy things. So glad you're
Speaker 1: here to see it, and we're going to enjoy it together.
Speaker 1: Eight five to five for zero five eight two, five
Speaker 1: to five, the number takes d an five seven, seven,
Speaker 1: three nine, and we'll cover the important local stuff as well.
Speaker 1: I mean Colorado right now, Yeah, real hard for GOP
Speaker 1: to win statewide. We don't have any big state wide
Speaker 1: races at the moment, as you know, but we do
Speaker 1: have this ballot measure which looms over all others in
Speaker 1: terms of importance because it it's a question of just
Speaker 1: basic humanity and will this state do something so barbaric,
Speaker 1: so wicked as to put in our very constitution an
Speaker 1: amendment saying healthy mom, healthy baby, ten seconds away from
Speaker 1: delivering that baby, Colorado constitutions going to give you the
Speaker 1: right to dismember that child, kill it right there. That
Speaker 1: is not who we are as a people, no matter
Speaker 1: where you're at. An abortion policy, that's not who we
Speaker 1: are as a people. And oh, by the way, by
Speaker 1: the way, yeah, healthy mom, healthy baby, nine months Colorado
Speaker 1: constitution kill that baby right there, but taxpayers have to
Speaker 1: pay for it. That's how extreme, that's how extreme and
Speaker 1: mad the left in Colorado has become. But there is
Speaker 1: a chance to stop them, because it's not a given
Speaker 1: they're going to win. And even if it was, I
Speaker 1: think there's a moral obligation separate apart from whatever your
Speaker 1: faith may be, there's a basic moral obligation of every
Speaker 1: decent person in the state to step up and say
Speaker 1: that's not going to be in our constitution. We are
Speaker 1: not putting in fantaside in our constitution, and so they
Speaker 1: need fifty five percent. There is a chance to stop it.
Speaker 1: I would just ask that you do everything you can
Speaker 1: to influence people around you on that, even if they're
Speaker 1: a most pro abortion person. You know, but yeah, healthy mom,
Speaker 1: healthy baby, nine months. Should that be in our constitution?
Speaker 1: Should taxpayers have to pay for it? Should parental notification
Speaker 1: be stripped away? And please each and every vote you
Speaker 1: can get, first to try to defeat it, but second,
Speaker 1: just to know that we all did what we could
Speaker 1: to try to stop this. Truly truly wicked Act eight
Speaker 1: five or Z five eight two five five takes d
Speaker 1: an five seven seven three nine on a much lighter note.
Speaker 1: This is one of my favorite things ever in politics,
Speaker 1: and I put it under that category of lefty heads
Speaker 1: exploding as they realize that they wait a second. Okay,
Speaker 1: they even pulled a coup. Trump won the election when
Speaker 1: he knocked out Joe Biden. He won the election, but
Speaker 1: they did something unprecedented in American history. They pulled a
Speaker 1: middle of the nikup deposed the democratically elected Democrat and Knee,
Speaker 1: so yeah, can you really keep that name for the party?
Speaker 1: But anyway, for another day, and then they brought in
Speaker 1: this new candidate, and then they covered up at every
Speaker 1: turn for the new candidate, and they fabricated her interviews
Speaker 1: so that she sounded better, and still it looks like
Speaker 1: she's on the verge of losing. So that's what leads
Speaker 1: to stuff like this. And I'm trying to think of
Speaker 1: a talk question that goes with it. I really just
Speaker 1: want to play the tape because I think it's one
Speaker 1: of the funniest things ever. But obviously you've got Tapper
Speaker 1: in particular. But many on the left now they're hoping
Speaker 1: that that what do we call this gate, Ryan, I
Speaker 1: want to call it shower gate, But they're hoping that
Speaker 1: Arnold Palmer member gate. And we're not talking about his
Speaker 1: membership at Augusta or anything like that. Arnold Palmer member
Speaker 1: gate brings down Donald Trump stories.
Speaker 2: About Arnold Palmer's penis and spoke about the size of.
Speaker 3: A pro golfer's penis.
Speaker 2: Isn't talking about Arnold Palmer's penis in front of Pennsylvania voters.
Speaker 3: Jake, you seem to like that line a lot. Let
Speaker 3: me tell you that I don't know. Let me just
Speaker 3: around the country. You just say something.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be talking about that, right, and
Speaker 2: what Donald Trump is out there saying it. It is
Speaker 2: what you continue to let's talk about because you won't.
Speaker 3: We won't address it.
Speaker 2: He is out there talking about I'll address it.
Speaker 4: Let me okay, got it, Okay, don't say it again.
Speaker 1: This is o great. And if you're not familiar with
Speaker 1: this story, Trump's being Trump. He's at a rally, He's
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania. Arnold Palmer's from Latrobe, and he'd heard a
Speaker 1: story I'm guessing from Jack Nicholas. Hear her story from
Speaker 1: somebody about Arnold Palmer in the shower, and so Trump's
Speaker 1: just telling the story. You know, I'm part of Trump's
Speaker 1: magic and the way he's won is he's not a
Speaker 1: typical politician. And what's hilarious here is is like Jake
Speaker 1: Tapper being so prudish. Wait a second, when it comes
Speaker 1: to like basic morality and decency, you know that the
Speaker 1: left is off the charts awful. Well, you know when
Speaker 1: it comes to policy stuff, and you know the Left's
Speaker 1: the one that says, oh no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: Every man who wants to go into that woman's shower
Speaker 1: gets to go into that woman's shower and look at
Speaker 1: her naked. All he has to do is say he's
Speaker 1: a woman. That that's the core belief for the left.
Speaker 1: And Jake Tapper wants America to turn on Trump because
Speaker 1: he told a joke about a guy in a shower
Speaker 1: with other guys and the other guy's being impressed. This
Speaker 1: is what I'm talking about. This is why this is
Speaker 1: going to be so much fun. Now as their heads
Speaker 1: just explode. Now, Ryan, as I heard this unfold, I
Speaker 1: immediately flashed back, immediately flashed back to Wait a second,
Speaker 1: do I have any firsthand knowledge of this? Because I
Speaker 1: did the one time I met Arnold Palmer. It was
Speaker 1: at a golf course.
Speaker 3: I want to watch the phrasing there.
Speaker 1: It was at a golf course. Hey, Arnold Palmer, man's
Speaker 1: man completely on the first hand part. Oh that's horrific.
Speaker 1: Where did you come up with that? You is that horrible? No? No,
Speaker 1: you have your mind's below the gutter. What's below the gutter?
Speaker 3: The sewer?
Speaker 1: Yeah, your mind's in the sewer. What's below the sewer? Well,
Speaker 1: you said it.
Speaker 5: I'm not the only one who thought, I'm sure the
Speaker 5: listeners dead.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: I can speak with authority to the because as a
Speaker 1: young boy, one of my great adventures was into the
Speaker 1: City of Chicago sewer system, which did not go over
Speaker 1: great with my parents. Where's Danny oh here?
Speaker 5: But no I did.
Speaker 1: I met Arnold Palmer at a golf course. I was
Speaker 1: caddy in in a PGA Tour event. And we did
Speaker 1: meet in the vicinity of a shower, but not in
Speaker 1: the shower, and he was fully close clothes. But I
Speaker 1: will tell you this for what it's worth, which is nothing.
Speaker 1: Think about it. I mean, my encounter with Arnold Palmer
Speaker 1: was probably a few seconds. I rounded a corner of
Speaker 1: the clubhouse at where was it? Oh man, it'll come
Speaker 1: to me, Olympia Fields. I round the corner of the clubhouse.
Speaker 1: He rounds the corner of the clubhouse. We literally bump
Speaker 1: into each other. But it's still frozen in my mind,
Speaker 1: just those few seconds. This incredibly handsome guy. His forearms
Speaker 1: were like tree trunks. But what strikes me is I'm
Speaker 1: just this little punk caddie right, the biggest smile in
Speaker 1: the world. You would have thought he was meeting the
Speaker 1: Queen of Sheheba and stuck out his hand. Hey, son,
Speaker 1: Arnold Palmer. I mean that moment freezes in time, right,
Speaker 1: So yeah, Jake Tapper, this is gonna be fun.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: He thinks that's going to bring Donald Trump down. Trump
Speaker 1: probably gained two points in Pennsylvania with that story. Eight
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Speaker 5: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Has any impact and obviously not on his base. They
Speaker 2: love him, they think he's entertaining, They love how he talks.
Speaker 3: Like a real guy, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But let's just take the Arnold Palmer anecdote that he
Speaker 2: told yesterday about I'll just say, seeing Arnold Palmer and
Speaker 2: people seeing Arnold Palmer naked in the shower and being impressed.
Speaker 3: Now he's asked me like that. I'm not offended.
Speaker 2: I don't care, but I do wonder how many voters
Speaker 2: does that get you?
Speaker 3: The people that are in this undecided pool A lot?
Speaker 1: Oh, my lord, Jake Tepper has no clue, but he does.
Speaker 1: That's the point they are going temporarily insane. And I
Speaker 1: know you want to say they're always insane, but if
Speaker 1: they are always insane, this is a whole new level
Speaker 1: of insanity because Jake Tepper knows the answer to that
Speaker 1: question that, first of all, Trump's strategy for success starts
Speaker 1: with massive explosive turnout among his current supporters. Why, Jake,
Speaker 1: do his current supporters support him? Is it because he
Speaker 1: walks around talking like Mitt Romney all the time? No,
Speaker 1: he is authentic to the core. He's different. He's not
Speaker 1: your typical politician. And so when he tells this kind
Speaker 1: of story, that's just on brand for Donald Trump. And
Speaker 1: guess what, that makes that rally a whole lot more interesting.
Speaker 1: But it also makes him more authentic and believable. And
Speaker 1: I'll tell you this, it's part of the way we
Speaker 1: were created, the brilliance of our creator. We were created
Speaker 1: to be able to feel authenticity that let alone sense it.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump strengths weaknesses something between. He is completely authentic,
Speaker 1: and that's what people feel and get. So, No, his
Speaker 1: recipe is not based on getting every last prim and
Speaker 1: proper suburban guy or suburban woman. It's based on explosive
Speaker 1: turnout among his base, which which crosses demographic lines. It
Speaker 1: includes lots of different people who want a disruptor, lots
Speaker 1: of different people who want somebody strong in a world
Speaker 1: where our enemies have grown stronger. So yeah, no it
Speaker 1: Tapper knows that. That's why it bothers him so much.
Speaker 1: You know, the only thing that bothers the Morris We
Speaker 1: go to the phone lines is the single most brilliant
Speaker 1: thing I have seen in politics in my lifetime. And
Speaker 1: let me take that back, because I was alive and
Speaker 1: you can't even call it politics the time of Doctor
Speaker 1: King's speech at the Memorial, right, some of those other moments.
Speaker 1: But in modern political history, nothing has rivaled for brilliance
Speaker 1: or effectiveness. Donald Trump at McDonald's, Donald Trump leaning out
Speaker 1: of the drive through window with the apron on waving
Speaker 1: at McDonald's. Nothing has rivaled that. And the left they're
Speaker 1: thrown up over it. They're thrown up over it. And
Speaker 1: it is a beautiful thing to see. Let's go to
Speaker 1: talk about beautiful. Can you imagine Boulder, Colorado today, Kevin,
Speaker 1: you're on the Dan Kapla show. Welcome.
Speaker 7: I got a clean religious joke about Arnold Palmer.
Speaker 1: Oh, we've been waiting for one okay.
Speaker 7: Well, one of the things they have in heaven that
Speaker 7: we have here is golfing, and Jesus and Moses love
Speaker 7: to play golf. So one day Moses said, you know,
Speaker 7: aren't you kind of tired of playing the same old
Speaker 7: courses here. Jesus said, yeah, what do you think we
Speaker 7: should do? And Moses says, well, hey, you love Arnold
Speaker 7: Palmer as a golfer. Why don't we play his golf
Speaker 7: course on Earth. Jesus says great, So they come to Earth.
Speaker 7: They go to the Arnold Palmer golf course. Moses te's off.
Speaker 7: Jesus grabs a five iron and Moses says, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 7: that's the wrong club for this hole. Jesus says, well,
Speaker 7: Arnold Palmer played the five on this, so I'm going
Speaker 7: to do it too. So Jesus hits the ball that
Speaker 7: goes into the sandtrap. They get to the fifth hole,
Speaker 7: Moses te's off. Jesus goes up and he uses a
Speaker 7: three iron and Moses says, what are you doing. You
Speaker 7: can't you know, that's not right. You can't do it
Speaker 7: on this hole, not right now. Jesus says, well, Arnold
Speaker 7: Palmer made a hole in one here. With this club,
Speaker 7: and I'm going to do the same thing. So he
Speaker 7: hits the ball, goes into the rough. They get to
Speaker 7: the Night's hole and Moses hits the ball, gets the
Speaker 7: hole in one, and there's a small group of golfers
Speaker 7: playing behind them, and Jesus grabs a seven iron and
Speaker 7: Moses says, no, not again. Jesus says, don't say it.
Speaker 7: It's going to work. He hits the ball and it
Speaker 7: goes into the water. Jesus goes, walks across the water,
Speaker 7: picks the ball up out of the water, and walks back.
Speaker 7: And the golfers behind them playing see this, and one
Speaker 7: of them goes to Moses and says, hey, that guy's
Speaker 7: walking on water. Who is that Jesus Christ? And Moses says, nope,
Speaker 7: that's our old palmer.
Speaker 1: Kevin, appreciate the call. See this topic. It'll take you
Speaker 1: a lot of different directions. But Ryan, while we're on this,
Speaker 1: one of the most vivid memories. One of my great
Speaker 1: privileges as a caddy was I got to caddy for
Speaker 1: a guy named Forrest Tucker. Now before your time, right
Speaker 1: after a ball that Forrest Tecker, one of the bigger
Speaker 1: actors of that era, and one day I had him
Speaker 1: using big money match played for a lot of money,
Speaker 1: and I clubbed him really well, which was easy because
Speaker 1: the guy scratch right, so he can hit anything. And
Speaker 1: if I clubbed him within three clubs, he just hit
Speaker 1: it perfectly, so I couldn't miss. So he took me
Speaker 1: as his personal cad. He had me on national TV
Speaker 1: with him when he played a pro in golf with
Speaker 1: the pros and they'd have a Hollywood star square Efagan.
Speaker 1: He made him reshoot the ending three times because he
Speaker 1: kept beating the pro, but he wanted the pro to
Speaker 1: win so the pro wouldn't be embarrassed. Here's the story.
Speaker 1: They played these big money games right, And what Tuck
Speaker 1: would do is if it was getting a little tight
Speaker 1: and he needed to freak out his opponent talk how
Speaker 1: do I say this politely? Was extremely, extremely anatomically gifted,
Speaker 1: so what it's hard to imagine anybody in the game
Speaker 1: of golfs are pasted that. But what he would do
Speaker 1: is it just the right moment in a match and
Speaker 1: he needed to short circuit his opponent, he would go over,
Speaker 1: relieve himself against a tree and then walk down the
Speaker 1: fairway with his manhood fully exposed bonent just couldn't pull
Speaker 1: the club back after that. Whoa man, probably the greatest
Speaker 1: guy to caddy forever. Yeah. I wonder if, oh he
Speaker 1: was such a good such a good guy. I wonder
Speaker 1: if we could go back and find the video Golf
Speaker 1: with the Stars. I was just thinking that Golf with
Speaker 1: the Stars RBS national. This wasn't some local show National.
Speaker 1: Let me think remember the year. I remember the year,
Speaker 1: probably seventy three, seventy four, Golf with the pros, Beverly
Speaker 1: Country Club in Chicago, Forest Tucker. Yeah, So, if anybody
Speaker 1: can find that video, we've got a prize for you.
Speaker 1: Not a photo of Tuck. Thank god they didn't. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine if they had phone cameras back then?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my lord. You know, if your kids are
Speaker 1: looking for something to do, Kaddian's like one of the
Speaker 1: greatest jobs in the North. The stories I heard those
Speaker 1: guys tell, like about Hollywood starlets and stuff. Oh man,
Speaker 1: benefits went way beyond the pay. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Caplass Show.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcasted Donald CBS.
Speaker 8: The election day is just over two weeks away, and
Speaker 8: the fight for every single last undecided voted in battleground
Speaker 8: states is intensifying. Vice President Kamala Harris's targeting disaffected Republican
Speaker 8: voters by hitting the trail with Liz Cheney in the
Speaker 8: crucial blue Wall states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Cheney
Speaker 8: was a powerful Republican congressman, and today she calls Harris
Speaker 8: a responsible adult. As for former President Donald Trump, he
Speaker 8: was back in North Carolina again pushing false claims about
Speaker 8: FEMA and immigrants, as after he spent the weekending a
Speaker 8: crude insult at Harris, engaging in loud locker room talk
Speaker 8: about the late golfing legend Arnold Palmer and staging a
Speaker 8: campaign stunt at a Pennsylvania McDonald's.
Speaker 1: I could not believe that was true, right, So I
Speaker 1: had to go back. I had to burn time verifying.
Speaker 1: That's an actual CBS newscast. But that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: It's going to be so much fun watching them lose
Speaker 1: their minds, dropping any pretense right of actually being a journalist.
Speaker 1: Now they're just activists, and not even so much activist
Speaker 1: for Harris, but activists to destroy Trump, which actually does
Speaker 1: him a favor. I'll get to that in a second.
Speaker 1: Let's go to one of my favorite people, Christy Burton Brown,
Speaker 1: kind enough to join us. She's a candidate for the
Speaker 1: Colorado State Board of Education in CD four, also with
Speaker 1: Advanced Colorado, here to talk with us about eighty. Christy,
Speaker 1: welcome back to the show.
Speaker 9: Hey, thanks so much.
Speaker 6: Dan.
Speaker 1: Sure, And you know, all these numbers floating around, it's
Speaker 1: hard for people to keep track of. Please remind folks
Speaker 1: what eighty is and why it's so important, right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there are fourteen measures on your ballot this year,
Speaker 10: so definitely a lot to keep drag up. Amendment eighty
Speaker 10: is the school choice amendment that would put the right
Speaker 10: to school choice in the state constitution if it passes.
Speaker 10: And right now we are fighting the teachers' union on it,
Speaker 10: National Teachers' Union dumping millions of dollars in ads against it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, right, because nobody would want to put
Speaker 1: the kids first, right, And that's the Democratic Party. It's
Speaker 1: really perverted. I think the party has just become so
Speaker 1: dependent on the teachers' union, and at this point is
Speaker 1: cry put the union ahead of the kids. You're obviously
Speaker 1: trying to help the kids. So how do you overcome
Speaker 1: this kind of.
Speaker 10: Money, right, No, exactly, And I mean for them to
Speaker 10: take out of state dollars out of teachers pockets, yeah,
Speaker 10: and dump it into Colorado and tell us we don't
Speaker 10: need to protect our school choice rights here, you know.
Speaker 9: And I think I'm sure some.
Speaker 10: Of your listeners, Dan have seen their ads up on
Speaker 10: TV saying that Amendment eighty would take away public school funding.
Speaker 10: But it's just patently faults Like the blue Book of
Speaker 10: the State Creates says Amendment eighty has a zero dollar
Speaker 10: fiscal impact and you can't get less than zero dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, isn't it so telling that this teachers' union
Speaker 1: doesn't want any competition? I mean, can you imagine Christy say,
Speaker 1: like me as a lawyer, say there was a law pass,
Speaker 1: there can be no competition with me as a lawyer.
Speaker 1: You know, first of all, all of us benefit from competition, right,
Speaker 1: it makes all of us better. But they want the
Speaker 1: kids to be deprived of the benefits of competition and
Speaker 1: free and fair market competition. So we're supposed to have
Speaker 1: it in cheeseburgers, we're supposed to have it in cars,
Speaker 1: we're supposed to have it in lawyers. But the most
Speaker 1: important thing on the planet. Kids don't get the benefit.
Speaker 9: Of that, right, I mean, that's exactly what they say.
Speaker 10: And they love to talk about equity and diversity and education.
Speaker 10: I was actually added debate debating the vice president of
Speaker 10: the Teacher's Union about this last night, and that was
Speaker 10: one of our questions is well, how does them at
Speaker 10: either help or hurt equity and education? And of course
Speaker 10: by that they mean how does it help minority students
Speaker 10: or students from economically disadvantaged people? And Dan, you know,
Speaker 10: studies are very very clear that whenever there are more
Speaker 10: choices in a school district and more options for families,
Speaker 10: our most vulnerable students actually do better.
Speaker 9: So we should want to preserve that for.
Speaker 10: Those families and all families across Colorado by cementing in
Speaker 10: our constitution which takes our rights away from the mercy
Speaker 10: of politicians. Oh it just doesn't go in our favor.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Christy, Listen, if somebody truly cares about kids
Speaker 1: of color and they look at how Democrat policies have
Speaker 1: created this cycle where so many kids can't can't get
Speaker 1: a fair opportunity to compete. If you really cared about
Speaker 1: kids of color, the very well, the very first thing
Speaker 1: you would do would would be to stop abortion, because
Speaker 1: it kills four blacks for every white, it shouldn't kill anybody.
Speaker 1: But then the same second thing you'd do would be
Speaker 1: to do what you're doing Christy Burton Brown and push
Speaker 1: true school choice so these kids have a fair opportunity
Speaker 1: in education, which gives them a fair opportunity to compete
Speaker 1: in life. And then all of a sudden you break
Speaker 1: all these cycles, including a cycle of poverty that the
Speaker 1: Democrats have inflicted on people of color.
Speaker 10: Yes, I mean, I couldn't agree more with you, but
Speaker 10: those are the two key issues if we want to
Speaker 10: help children, first of all, help them stay alive, and secondly,
Speaker 10: give them the ability to reach their full potential by
Speaker 10: giving them better access to good schools and a great education,
Speaker 10: which is why we were bringing them n Min eighty
Speaker 10: to make sure that every child in Colorado their education
Speaker 10: can't be messed with by the polticians, but their families
Speaker 10: have the right to choose the best school for them.
Speaker 1: Let me take this argument one step deeper. You may disagree,
Speaker 1: but I understand the very important point. Hey, the studies
Speaker 1: shows school choice that kids end up with better grades
Speaker 1: this than that, and I think that is really important.
Speaker 1: What I would submit to you is, regardless of what
Speaker 1: any study shows, that child's parents should have the choice,
Speaker 1: and that child's parents should be entrusted to determine which
Speaker 1: of these school options is best for them. And that's
Speaker 1: another reason we need true school choice, because even if
Speaker 1: you had a study that showed, well, you know, it
Speaker 1: may not benefit them over here, let the parent make
Speaker 1: that decision for that particular child under that particular child circumstances.
Speaker 10: Yes, I mean I actually couldn't agree with you war
Speaker 10: once again, and I think you know, the studies that
Speaker 10: show it's beneficial statistically in performance wise, it's sort of
Speaker 10: like icing on the cake that it's a great proof
Speaker 10: that it works. But I think, yeah, we're looking at
Speaker 10: our fundamental rights and treatoms dan as Americans, as parents,
Speaker 10: as families. A parent does know their child better than
Speaker 10: the government does. Kids have unique needs and one size
Speaker 10: doesn't at all, and that is exactly why a parent
Speaker 10: should be able to determine what measures they're looking for
Speaker 10: or for their child and pick the school that best
Speaker 10: education style really that best fits that. And that's actually
Speaker 10: also why in this amendment, in the purpose language, we
Speaker 10: say that every parent has the right to direct the
Speaker 10: education of their child, because that's a key fundamental principle.
Speaker 1: Amendment eighty we're talking about with Christy Burton Brown. Where
Speaker 1: can people read more about this?
Speaker 10: They can go to Advancecolorado dot org. We have information
Speaker 10: all up there for them, and I would love people
Speaker 10: to spread the words to their friends and family that
Speaker 10: we have to defeat the teachers' union stumping millions of
Speaker 10: dollars to light of voters, and we have to pass
Speaker 10: the Amendment eighty to protect our rights.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then I take it back to safety on
Speaker 1: top of that, which goes back to every parent's ability
Speaker 1: to choose where to send their kid, because you may
Speaker 1: have one school and they may decide, wait a second,
Speaker 1: I need my child there because it's safer. And I
Speaker 1: vividly remember walking out of this theater. It was Landmark
Speaker 1: Theater over in Greenwood Village, after watching Waiting for Superman, which,
Speaker 1: as you know, I think it was funded or at
Speaker 1: least back by Jonathan Alter, a bunch of lefty and
Speaker 1: it told the story, for those who haven't seen it,
Speaker 1: of all of these parents, primarily of color, pulling out
Speaker 1: the stops to get their children into some of these
Speaker 1: school choice programs, standing out in the cold for blocks
Speaker 1: on end in long lines hoping their kid would win
Speaker 1: the lottery and get in one of those programs. And
Speaker 1: how heartbreaking it was when kids didn't, and how well
Speaker 1: they did when they did. But I remember Christy walking.
Speaker 1: Have you been to that theater? Landmark Theater in Greenwood
Speaker 1: over there? So I'm walking out of that and it's
Speaker 1: a suburban movie theater. And as I walk out, here's
Speaker 1: this guy. He's dressed like he's ready to go play Augusta.
Speaker 1: You know, he's got the expensive golf jacket on and
Speaker 1: this and that, and he's huddled up in a corner
Speaker 1: crying like a baby, probably a fifty year old guy.
Speaker 1: He was so moved by the movie that he was
Speaker 1: crying like a baby. And I just wish every voter
Speaker 1: could see Waiting for Superman and see how immoral it
Speaker 1: is and how horrible for society that's so may any kids,
Speaker 1: you know, middle lower income kids and disproportionately kids of color,
Speaker 1: never get a fair chance in life because the Teachers'
Speaker 1: union and the Democratic Party conspire to keep them locked
Speaker 1: up and underperforming schools.
Speaker 9: Oh absolutely, And if you do hear those personal stories
Speaker 9: of people, you have all the more motivation to go
Speaker 9: out there and and vote to protect their rights because
Speaker 9: you have the politicians unfortunately.
Speaker 10: In Colorado right now aren't with me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, those kind of families and those kind of stories.
Speaker 1: They don't care about it.
Speaker 10: You have the chance.
Speaker 1: They don't care about it. But God love you for
Speaker 1: what you're doing. And mendmon eighty. Yeah, can you give
Speaker 1: the website again?
Speaker 10: Yes, go to Advance Colorado dot org and you will
Speaker 10: find plenty of info on Amendon eighty.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Christy, keep up the good work.
Speaker 10: Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Dan, thank you eight five for zero five A two
Speaker 1: five five five seven seven three nine if you just
Speaker 1: joined us, serving so much fun. We're talking about now
Speaker 1: two weeks away, right from today, how the left is
Speaker 1: right in front of you losing its mind, and we're
Speaker 1: using a lot of fun examples, including trying to bring
Speaker 1: down Trump with the Arnold Palmer shower story. But on
Speaker 1: a more serious note, the left has just launched this
Speaker 1: attack on Trump, which is a really really vicious attack.
Speaker 1: They're claiming things that if a voter believed, the voter's
Speaker 1: probably not going to vote for Donald Trump. And so
Speaker 1: this appears to be their last play. I have every
Speaker 1: reason to believe it's a total lie. So when we
Speaker 1: come back, I'll tell you what that line of attack
Speaker 1: is and how the Trump campaign is already rebutting it.
Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Kapla.
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Speaker 4: But I will look back at my life's journey and events.
Speaker 4: I now recognize that it's been the hand of God
Speaker 4: leading me to where.
Speaker 9: I am today.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 4: And my faith took on new meaning on July thirteenth
Speaker 4: in Butler, Pennsylvania, where I was.
Speaker 2: Not to the.
Speaker 4: Ground essentially by what seemed like a.
Speaker 1: Super natural hand.
Speaker 4: And I would like to think that God saved me
Speaker 4: for a purpose, and that's to make our country greater
Speaker 4: than ever before.
Speaker 1: Quite a contrast with Kamala Harris's behavior toward the faith
Speaker 1: full eight five five for zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 1: I'll get to. This appears to be this last gasp
Speaker 1: of the different the desperate lefts attack on Trump, and
Speaker 1: they've launched the most insidious kind of attack. And I'll
Speaker 1: get you those details already being directly rebutted by the
Speaker 1: family of the soldier involved. Elaine in Denver. You're on
Speaker 1: the dan Kaplish Welcome, Hi there.
Speaker 6: I heard a funny story from my father. This is
Speaker 6: way back in the sixties when I was in college.
Speaker 6: This has to do with Arnold Palmer's want I forgot
Speaker 6: her first name. Anyway, she appeared on the Tonight Show.
Speaker 6: So Johnny, being you know, the king of one liners,
Speaker 6: he says, missus Palmer, is there anything you do the
Speaker 6: night before a big game to wish your husband good luck?
Speaker 6: And she thought for a minute, and very seriously she said, yes,
Speaker 6: I kiss his balls. And you know she meant, you know,
Speaker 6: she meant what she meant. And so you know, Johnny
Speaker 6: waits for the audience to quit howling with laughter, and
Speaker 6: he says, you kiss his balls, and then he says, well,
Speaker 6: I bet that makes his putters stand up. So according
Speaker 6: to my dad, now I didn't see that because I
Speaker 6: was in college, and according to what he looked up.
Speaker 6: Look he looked it up in the future. And I
Speaker 6: guess there was some kind of a lawsuit where, you know,
Speaker 6: missus Palmer was offended by Johnny Carson's remark, you know,
Speaker 6: the the one liner. So I guess she pursued him
Speaker 6: or the Tonight show, and I don't know what the
Speaker 6: outcome was. I don't know if it ever was solved that.
Speaker 6: I thought that was the sunny story of him him being,
Speaker 6: you know, the king of one liners, Johnny Carson saying
Speaker 6: that to Arnold Palmer's wife.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I had heard that story also, And then
Speaker 1: I had heard that Arnold Palmer really got furious about it.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize it ended up in a lawsuit or whatever,
Speaker 1: but I'll look that up during the break. Thank you. Lane.
Speaker 1: The reason we're talking about Arnold Palmer in such matters
Speaker 1: is at least Jake Tepper now thinks this is how
Speaker 1: they're going to stop Trump, because Trump referred to Arnold
Speaker 1: Palmer being so impressive in the shower that this is
Speaker 1: how they're going to bring Trump down. So this is
Speaker 1: why these last two weeks are going to be so
Speaker 1: fun as America gets to see the left expose itself
Speaker 1: pun intended. Now this is not so fun because this
Speaker 1: last ditch attack from the left is so heinous, so hideous.
Speaker 1: But it just it's a reminder, as if you needed one,
Speaker 1: right as to to why the left must be defeated.
Speaker 1: So the Atlantic just published this story. But of course
Speaker 1: The whole plan here is nobody reads The Atlantic, so
Speaker 1: it's not about that. It's about now CNN doing what
Speaker 1: it's doing. And you can be sure every other lefty
Speaker 1: outlet and this is now their headline, This will now
Speaker 1: dominate their coverages, will be in the New York Times.
Speaker 1: So what I believe to be a blatant lie will
Speaker 1: now be put out there for the last two weeks
Speaker 1: of the campaign is the alleged truth. So the headline
Speaker 1: of the article is I need the kind of generals
Speaker 1: that Hitler had, and the subhead is the Republican nominee
Speaker 1: preoccupation with dictators and is disdained for the American military
Speaker 1: is deepening that by Jeffrey Goldberg, which is why enough
Speaker 1: to wonder why the president is getting so much support
Speaker 1: from the military. But anyway, the gist of this story,
Speaker 1: which again I personally believe to be a lie, and
Speaker 1: I'll tell you why. The gist of the story, and
Speaker 1: it opens with this is about and twenty year old
Speaker 1: Army private bludgeoned to death by a fellow soldier at
Speaker 1: Fort Hood. She's the daughter of Mexican immigrants, grew up
Speaker 1: in Houston, and the murder sparked outrage across the country,
Speaker 1: so that the claim in the story is that when
Speaker 1: the administration was presented with a sixty thousand dollars bill
Speaker 1: for her burial, Donald Trump made a statement I am
Speaker 1: certain he did not make, but the claim is that
Speaker 1: he made the statement, and I hesitate to even read
Speaker 1: it because it's such a calculated lie designed to defeat him.
Speaker 1: But the alleged statement is quote, it doesn't cost sixty
Speaker 1: thousand bucks to bury a blanking Mexican is what Trump
Speaker 1: is alleged to have shouted. Now, first of all, that
Speaker 1: the young lady's family has already come forward and is
Speaker 1: outraged about this story, says it's untrue. President Trump could
Speaker 1: not have been better to them. In fact, President Trump
Speaker 1: had them to the White House, personally consoled them, personally
Speaker 1: offered to pay out of his pocket for the funeral.
Speaker 1: So they're outraged by the story. And Mark Meadows, the
Speaker 1: allegation is that Mark Meadows was there and Trump said
Speaker 1: this to Meadows. He has come out and said it
Speaker 1: is absolutely totally false. But of course the Left knows
Speaker 1: it's false. They just put it out there because they're
Speaker 1: hoping this is the sort of thing that's so awful
Speaker 1: that it will cost him votes over the last two
Speaker 1: weeks of the campaign, which is another reason among many
Speaker 1: right just have to defeat the left. But here's the
Speaker 1: beauty of it. This lie, this lie has no chance
Speaker 1: of working. Why because of what the left has already done.
Speaker 1: They tried to put him in jail. All of this
Speaker 1: lawfare that is backfired on the left has now in
Speaker 1: a sense, immunized Trump because people sit out there just thinking,
Speaker 1: wait a second, they tried to put this guy in jail.
Speaker 1: Of course they're lying about him. Wheel are next on
Speaker 1: The Dankpla Show.