Speaker 1: This is Dan Caplis and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: on the verge of fantastic victories on multiple fronts. We
Speaker 1: started the show today with a great victory, another great
Speaker 1: victory from one of Colorado's greatest heroes ever. And i'd
Speaker 1: love your take on who are maybe the top five
Speaker 1: heroes in Colorado history. Jack Phillips, who joined us at
Speaker 1: four h six today on the Dan Capla Show, is
Speaker 1: certainly solidly in that top five. I mean, think about it,
Speaker 1: standing up to the left and think about how they've
Speaker 1: made their his life hell on purpose, right, And then
Speaker 1: once he stood up to them, and this is this
Speaker 1: is another biblical scene. Once he stands up to their persecution,
Speaker 1: then they've got to then they've got to crush him.
Speaker 1: Then they absolutely have to crush him through lawfare. And
Speaker 1: he stands up to him again, and he wins again,
Speaker 1: with the Colorado Supreme Court today ruling in his favor, ending.
Speaker 2: The latest case against him.
Speaker 1: So we opened the show with Jack and one of
Speaker 1: the uggreat attorneys from Alliance Defending Freedom, John Bursch. You
Speaker 1: can catch out on the podcast at four six. On
Speaker 1: the presidential front. Obviously big Encelada right on the presidential front.
Speaker 1: Fair question is now on the table? Has Kamala thrown
Speaker 1: in the towel that does she at this point believe
Speaker 1: that she's likely to lose? And has she essentially quit?
Speaker 1: And the question and the Q and a on the
Speaker 1: view And this could have occurred anywhere, but it happened
Speaker 1: to be on the view that raises this question?
Speaker 2: Is this one?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: This is one you would have expected to be put
Speaker 1: to her during the debate. It was, and she dodged it,
Speaker 1: and it ended up costing her the debate in terms
Speaker 1: of being able to win the presiden see because Americans
Speaker 1: want to know how you different than Biden? Americans don't
Speaker 1: want more Biden? How are you different? She wouldn't address
Speaker 1: that at the debate. She was putting this cocoon and
Speaker 1: protected and didn't. So now she's scrambling to get out there.
Speaker 1: But her answer listen to this, does it tell you
Speaker 1: that she's given up?
Speaker 4: If anything, would you have done something differently than President Biden.
Speaker 4: During the past four years.
Speaker 5: There is not a thing that comes to mind in
Speaker 5: terms of and I've been a part of most of
Speaker 5: the decisions that have had impact.
Speaker 2: Wow. So her whole campaign is a new way forward.
Speaker 1: The American people have said they don't want more of
Speaker 1: what we've had for obvious reasons, And she just said,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have done a single thing differently. It's all
Speaker 1: on me. I was part of all that. So if
Speaker 1: she wants to win, why does she say that? Love
Speaker 1: your thoughts say five to five for zero five A
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Speaker 1: My strong belief is she only says that because she
Speaker 1: believes the race is over. She believes she's going to lose,
Speaker 1: and she's trying to position herself for that next chapter
Speaker 1: in life, you know, the book deals, that think tank,
Speaker 1: they you know, try to be the next opera whatever.
Speaker 1: And she doesn't want to hack off Biden, his supporters,
Speaker 1: his funders, etc. Because if you were trying to win
Speaker 1: the presidency, wouldn't you give him much different answer? And
Speaker 1: it's not that hard to do, right, My dead dog
Speaker 1: could do it. All you have to do is say, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, Joe Biden did a lot of really good things.
Speaker 1: I want to take it the next step. I want
Speaker 1: to do some things differently. I want to take these
Speaker 1: next steps and then you lay it out. But she
Speaker 1: didn't even phone it in. He was just now, yeah,
Speaker 1: same thing, wouldn't do anything differently. So that's got to
Speaker 1: make you think. So we're talking about all that. Really
Speaker 1: wants your take on why you think President Trump is
Speaker 1: coming to Colorado Friday. I'm glad he is, love it
Speaker 1: every time he's here. But why do you think he's
Speaker 1: coming on Friday?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: You know, because he wants to highlight Aurora and trend
Speaker 1: to Agra and the threats from the border. Probably is
Speaker 1: there another play here? I mean, hey, listen, I think
Speaker 1: he's doing very well in the polls, but I don't
Speaker 1: think he has a shot at Colorado. So why do
Speaker 1: you think he's coming, particularly when every moment is precious
Speaker 1: and he's doing so well in the swing states.
Speaker 2: So we'll dive into that a little bit as well.
Speaker 1: Speaking of which, I just saw a headline up on
Speaker 1: Politico and I love it. I'm paraphrasing where Politico says
Speaker 1: Trump seems to be everywhere Democrats worry why Harris isn't
Speaker 1: and does this again go back to my question, has
Speaker 1: she thrown in the towel? Is that why she's not
Speaker 1: working harder right now? Because Trump, like we talked about
Speaker 1: last week, he is a great closer. We saw it
Speaker 1: in sixteen, we saw it in twenty and he's in
Speaker 1: that great closer mode again and you saw that in
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania this weekend. I also want to talk to you
Speaker 1: about this Colorado story. This is Meg Wingerder in the
Speaker 1: Denver Post. Here's the headline, Most Colorado counties lack access
Speaker 1: to aid and dying, abortions or gender affirming care at hospitals. No,
Speaker 1: shouldn't this I don't mean to headline writers how to
Speaker 1: do their thing, but shouldn't the headline have been most
Speaker 1: Colorado counties reject killing humans and cutting healthy breasts off
Speaker 1: young ladies. Shouldn't that have been the headline because that's
Speaker 1: clearly what's happening. Is You've got lots and lots of
Speaker 1: hospitals all over the states, and we're here to say people,
Speaker 1: we're not going to be killing people, and we're sure
Speaker 1: a heck not going to be cutting healthy body parts
Speaker 1: off young girls. So an actual encouraging story. I don't
Speaker 1: like the headline, but encouraging story in the Denver Post
Speaker 1: and it says, for the first time, coloradin say a
Speaker 1: clear picture of where they can go for sometimes controversial
Speaker 1: health services such as abortion, gender affirming care, or medical
Speaker 1: aid in dying. Wait a second, you think sometimes controversial abortion.
Speaker 1: Every single abortion kills in innocent human. That's just undeniable
Speaker 1: meta gender affirming care. I've never understood that phrase. Now listen,
Speaker 1: my heart goes out to any of these people, no
Speaker 1: matter what age, who believe they're the opposite sex and
Speaker 1: they're struggling with that, because that is to be a
Speaker 1: very painful condition for them, no matter what gives rise
Speaker 1: to the condition, my heart goes out to them. But wait,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean we can be dishonest about this. It's
Speaker 1: the opposite of gender affirming care. Gender affirming care is Hey, Billy,
Speaker 1: you're a male, and I'm sorry you're struggling with all this.
Speaker 2: We're just going to help you figure that you are
Speaker 2: a male.
Speaker 1: That's gender affirming care, not oh billy, yeah, no, you're
Speaker 1: really a female. Don't know how you ended up with
Speaker 1: that male organ, but you're really no gender affirming care,
Speaker 1: that term is backwards or medical aid and die. No,
Speaker 1: that's just like abortion, that's killing humans. So it's amazing
Speaker 1: the way the left tries to wordsmith all this right,
Speaker 1: and doesn't it just tell you that you're right and
Speaker 1: they're wrong, Because if they can't eat use the accurate
Speaker 1: words for it, it means it shouldn't be allowed. That
Speaker 1: it seems like an admission, like they can't even say abortion,
Speaker 1: right because everybody knows now because it alter sounds. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's just killing a human. So they have to say
Speaker 1: reproductive freedom. Why can't they say abortion? If you can't
Speaker 1: say the word, then we shouldn't have it. Post piece
Speaker 1: goes on to say, in much of the state, though
Speaker 1: the answer is quote nowhere close. Well, thank goodness for that, right.
Speaker 1: Doesn't that speak very well of Colorado? That it's very
Speaker 1: hard in this state to find hospitals that are killing
Speaker 1: humans through abortion, killing humans through assisted suicide, or cutting
Speaker 1: healthy body parts off young ladies. It seems to me
Speaker 1: that speaks well of the states. So love your thoughts
Speaker 1: on that also A five five four zero five A
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Speaker 1: nine one question though, and our boss. Dave Tepper is
Speaker 1: in today helping out. Ryan is put in by my count.
Speaker 1: Dave's put in a day and a half a hard
Speaker 1: work here, so he needed another vacate.
Speaker 2: Right Where where'd he go? He was here the first hour?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he says, Listen, I have somewhere more important to be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, everybody.
Speaker 6: Well, so now he says he's out covering some important news.
Speaker 6: So I said that if you need me in a pinch,
Speaker 6: I'm more than happy to swinging with my man.
Speaker 1: Dan appreciate it. Thanking a great to have a lex in.
Speaker 1: Kelly's off at an appointment today, So Alex in helping
Speaker 1: Thank you Alexa. But David, I know we have to
Speaker 1: hit this heart out in a second. But I just
Speaker 1: read this story about all this, you know, encouraging stuff.
Speaker 1: Actually in Colorado, that vast majority of hospitals are saying
Speaker 1: no to the left, They're not going to kill humans,
Speaker 1: They're not going to cut off healthy body parts off
Speaker 1: young girls. But what is it about this great state,
Speaker 1: relatively small states still right, one of the most beautiful
Speaker 1: places on earth? Why do we attract so much weirdness?
Speaker 1: Why do so many really strange things happen? Here.
Speaker 6: It's just such a beautiful place. Who can't and who
Speaker 6: doesn't want to come here? Weird or not weird?
Speaker 2: Yeah, why he's beautiful.
Speaker 6: I'm sure there's some weirdos there too, Dan, Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: But I mean, Colorado. How does all this craziness tend
Speaker 1: to gravitate to Colorado?
Speaker 6: I don't know. I'm crazy. I certainly gravitated here. You're
Speaker 6: good crazy, You're good crazy very much.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: This depends on who you ask, But thank you for
Speaker 6: thinking that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, ask your employees. We'll all say you're good crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Eight five Dave is our program director, by the way,
Speaker 1: eight five five zero five eight two five five the
Speaker 1: number text D and five seven seven through nine. And
Speaker 1: I love your thoughts on that as well. And when
Speaker 1: we come back, we'll get to some more of these
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris interviews and why I think they signaled not
Speaker 1: the beginning of the end that started a while ago,
Speaker 1: but now much closer to the end, and your thoughts
Speaker 1: on why all this crazy stuff in Colorado?
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Caplas.
Speaker 3: Show and now back to the Dan Taplass Show podcast.
Speaker 8: We surprised people when you said that you are a
Speaker 8: gun owner and then if someone came into your house.
Speaker 5: Not the first time I've maybe shot it. That's not
Speaker 5: the first time I've talked about it.
Speaker 6: So what kind of gun do you own? And when
Speaker 6: and why did you get it?
Speaker 5: I have a clock and I've had it for quite
Speaker 5: some time, and I mean Lakeville. My background is in
Speaker 5: law enforcement, and.
Speaker 2: So there you go. Have you ever fired it? Yes,
Speaker 2: of course I have at a shooting range. Yes, of
Speaker 2: course I have.
Speaker 1: Oh I wish you could have seen her face in
Speaker 1: the video. You probably have, right, this is a viral clip.
Speaker 1: So do you believe her? And if so or not?
Speaker 1: Why eight five five for zero five eight two five
Speaker 1: five the number text d A N five seven seven
Speaker 1: three nine. This is going to be easy, right, This
Speaker 1: is going to be easy to figure out whether she's
Speaker 1: lying or not because this we know for sure, right,
Speaker 1: And I think every woman in the audience who has
Speaker 1: fired a gun no know this to be true. And
Speaker 1: every man who's been around a woman who's fired a
Speaker 1: gun knows.
Speaker 2: This to be true. And Dave, I don't want to
Speaker 2: get too personal.
Speaker 1: Have you been around a woman close to you who
Speaker 1: fired a gun in your presence?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: Actually I have not that Okay, that's okay too. But
Speaker 1: here's what we all know. What we all know, and
Speaker 1: I know this in first hand experience, is if Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris had ever fired that gun, there is a picture
Speaker 1: of it. There is a picture of it. So you
Speaker 1: can assume if you do not see a picture of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris firing a gun at a range or anywhere else.
Speaker 3: That it never happened.
Speaker 2: It's just it's what happens.
Speaker 6: I mean.
Speaker 1: Take my wife, Okay, my wife, very beautiful woman inside out,
Speaker 1: and there are so many great pictures of her over
Speaker 1: the years, and other than certain picture.
Speaker 2: I have in mind, actually a wedding photo, the single.
Speaker 1: Hottest picture I've ever seen of her is her just
Speaker 1: knocking down the targets on the range. I mean, I
Speaker 1: gotta find that picture. I got to post it, you know,
Speaker 1: with permission. But I'm just telling you, Dave, and every
Speaker 1: guy knows that I'm talking about. Every woman knows what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. There is a picture of it. If
Speaker 1: she ever fired that weapon, Kamala Harris ever fired that weapon.
Speaker 6: I wonder what you meant by that, But but to
Speaker 6: your point, yes, I think people probably, I mean, it's
Speaker 6: such a strong shot of you. Who wouldn't want a
Speaker 6: picture exactly?
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to picture fair enough, So it's going to
Speaker 1: be out there. I've got to see if I can
Speaker 1: find the video of my wife, because this wasn't just okay,
Speaker 1: there's a little metal target, stand there and shoot it.
Speaker 2: This was like real life training. This was simulation.
Speaker 1: This was simulation where Okay, you're in bed and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden there's something happening down the hall.
Speaker 1: You gotta roll out of bed, You grab the gun,
Speaker 1: you say, okay into this room, boom, into that room. Boom,
Speaker 1: and she's just like roll, roll up.
Speaker 6: Boom, boom. She takes charge of the situation. Man.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, see it is Mama Bear with a big weapon.
Speaker 6: Good for me.
Speaker 2: It was so cool to see. I've got to find
Speaker 2: and post that video.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So eight five five or zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 1: There is something visceral about it. And that's why I'm
Speaker 1: saying if Kamala Harris ever fired that weapon, there was
Speaker 1: a picture out there of it.
Speaker 2: Brian and Aarveda. You are on the Dan Kapitlo Show.
Speaker 2: Is this good Brian or okay? Good? Welcome to the show, Brian.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks. Hey. That whole interview was the biggest fakest,
Speaker 7: phoniest thing I've ever seen. I mean, it was just
Speaker 7: it was it was almost comical how serious he tried
Speaker 7: to be, just lying about questions and a quick story.
Speaker 7: I'm a gun owner and years ago, so Kerry and
Speaker 7: the interview team and I took my wife to the
Speaker 7: range once just said, you know, honey, we're going to
Speaker 7: have this year and I'm not home and something happens,
Speaker 7: I want you to know that you could at least
Speaker 7: fire off a yeah, you know yeah, And she we
Speaker 7: we went to the range and I showed her how
Speaker 7: to you know, how to handled the gun and everything
Speaker 7: stood back, watched her shoe first shot. She got so
Speaker 7: emotional she didn't want to do it again. The whole
Speaker 7: power that that. And she she's a behavioral science she's
Speaker 7: a therapist by nature. But she she shot it and
Speaker 7: looked at me. The look on her face was I
Speaker 7: would never want to do this, and well, I mean
Speaker 7: if and that's why I wanted to bring her to
Speaker 7: the range. But to my point is Kamal has never
Speaker 7: shot that weapon before. It takes a certain kind of
Speaker 7: uh person to grip that weapon and and feel the
Speaker 7: way it is and shoot it and be comfortable with it.
Speaker 7: And she's not that type of person. She couldn't put
Speaker 7: that over me to save my life. She's full of it.
Speaker 7: She might own a gun, she might someone bought it
Speaker 7: for and she looks at it or just just so
Speaker 7: she could claim this someday, But no way that lady,
Speaker 7: fire away.
Speaker 1: Brian, thank you for that. Interesting A five five for
Speaker 1: zero five eight two five five the number. It's interesting
Speaker 1: because I never had a gun before, like twelve years ago,
Speaker 1: and then it was a particular event that spurred us
Speaker 1: to do all that. And I was always afraid. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know, I'd make a mistake. We had young kids,
Speaker 1: I'd accidentally shoot somebody, and then something happened.
Speaker 2: Okay, we have to arm up. And now I.
Speaker 1: Could not even imagine going to bed at night without
Speaker 1: some weapons nearby.
Speaker 2: I mean, just I'm.
Speaker 1: Thinking back, how in the world did I ever function
Speaker 1: being essentially defenseless. Okay, I might have a golf club
Speaker 1: under the bed or something like that. I mean, it
Speaker 1: was and everybody's got to make their own decision. But
Speaker 1: right now, and there's no paranoia, I don't go to
Speaker 1: bed at night afraid. I have great dreams. I can't
Speaker 1: remember the last bad dream I had, and I can
Speaker 1: remember a lot of good ones. But just just to
Speaker 1: be defenseless in that situation to me would be madness.
Speaker 1: Kevin and Boulder, you're on the Dan Kaplis Show, Elk.
Speaker 9: I sleep with one of my guns. But you know,
Speaker 9: the Democratic Party was created to protect slavery and they
Speaker 9: killed Americans to do that. And Trump may get more
Speaker 9: voters from blacks if more talk show hosts advertise the
Speaker 9: fact that the klu Klux Klan was created by the
Speaker 9: Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: You know, it's interesting, obviously, and thank you, Kevin R
Speaker 1: up against our break. Trump is obviously making real progress
Speaker 1: with people of color, Blacks, Latinos, others. But one of
Speaker 1: the reasons I can't wait for election nights plural is
Speaker 1: though I think the way it's trending, it may be
Speaker 1: large enough that it's one night, I just can't wait
Speaker 1: to see where those numbers come in because what I'm
Speaker 1: looking for right now, and I'm not assuming taking anything
Speaker 1: for granted, but what I'm looking for is yes, said
Speaker 1: Trump victory, but then the spin offs of that that
Speaker 1: will position this country so well for the future, significant
Speaker 1: shift of folks of color voting for Trump voting for
Speaker 1: other Republicans by extension, that kind of significant shift taking
Speaker 1: along some House and Senate seats as well. You know,
Speaker 1: with with President Trump's victory, hoped for victory.
Speaker 2: But at this point, obviously I see it coming.
Speaker 1: So there's an opportunity here, not just to save America
Speaker 1: by saving America from a Kamala Harris administration and all
Speaker 1: the awfulness that would come with that, but making tremendous
Speaker 1: drides forward through a big Trump victory that is part
Speaker 1: of a shift of the electric working people, including people
Speaker 1: of color and others, toward the GOP, more House seats,
Speaker 1: more Senate seats. There's an opportunity here in the next
Speaker 1: thirty two days for something amazing. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Kapla show.
Speaker 3: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 10: I've been covering the Order for years and so I
Speaker 10: know this is not a problem that started this year
Speaker 10: of the instruct correct but there was a history plug
Speaker 10: of undocumented interviews coming across.
Speaker 6: The board in the first three years of your administration.
Speaker 11: As a matter of fact, arrivals had Drufeld from the
Speaker 11: last year of President Trump wasn't a mistake, so loosing
Speaker 11: the immigration policies as much as you did.
Speaker 5: It's a long standing problem and solutions are at hand,
Speaker 5: and from day one, literally we have been offering solutions.
Speaker 2: And he pushed back on this bill.
Speaker 1: Whittaker was very impressed with him throughout, and he pushed
Speaker 1: back and listened. Every honest American knows right that Biden
Speaker 1: Harris opened it up and then when it looked like
Speaker 1: it was going to cost him the election.
Speaker 2: Tidy it up.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows that she's not going to get away with
Speaker 1: blaming Trump. If there's anything people know, you know, Trump
Speaker 1: wants to close the border, and it was much better
Speaker 1: under Trump. So the more she lies, the better it
Speaker 1: is for Trump. Eight five five four zero five eight
Speaker 1: two five five the number, and I think it is
Speaker 1: trending so well for Trump. Now it raises a fair
Speaker 1: question has she given up? And we'll talk about that
Speaker 1: at more link tomorrow with some additional evidence. Today I'm
Speaker 1: most focused on this, which seems to me a total
Speaker 1: throw in the towel kind of answer to a question
Speaker 1: she knew was coming. Would she have done everything differently
Speaker 1: than Biden given their whole campaign theme is a new
Speaker 1: way forward, and the polls are clear people don't want
Speaker 1: four more like we just had.
Speaker 4: If anything, would you have done something differently than President
Speaker 4: Biden during the past four years?
Speaker 5: There is not a thing that comes to mind in
Speaker 5: terms of and I've been a part of most of
Speaker 5: the decisions that have had impact.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to me, that is a give up answer, But alrighty,
Speaker 1: And I do think some of these other interviews she's doing,
Speaker 1: like Howard Stern and stuff like in this sex show,
Speaker 1: I think that's preparing for her next career. I think
Speaker 1: she sees herself as kind of a you know, writing
Speaker 1: the book, having a talk show, doing this, doing that,
Speaker 1: which she would probably enjoy more. And that brings me
Speaker 1: to a Texter, where is it here? Texter who says, Dan,
Speaker 1: I've thought for a while now that Kamala really doesn't
Speaker 1: want to be the potus Now. I think that's a
Speaker 1: fair question right now, and that I think goes hand
Speaker 1: in hand with my question of has she given up now? Listen,
Speaker 1: she was going to lose anyway, in my opinion, and
Speaker 1: nothing's for certain. We'll find out together she still could win,
Speaker 1: but now she really couldn't.
Speaker 2: Trump would have.
Speaker 1: To give it to her, there'd have to be some
Speaker 1: big Trump mistake at this point. But yeah, Texter says,
Speaker 1: I've thought for a while now she really doesn't want
Speaker 1: to be the potus. I think that is a very
Speaker 1: distinct possibility. Eight five five four zero five eight two
Speaker 1: five five text da and five seven seven three nine.
Speaker 1: I mean, you heard her in one of those goofy
Speaker 1: social media interviewed things, and I put interview in quotes
Speaker 1: saying that you know how I like to sleep, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And you know, is there anything about this particular politician
Speaker 1: that strikes you as other than wanting the power?
Speaker 2: Somebody who.
Speaker 1: Would really want all of that. And I know you
Speaker 1: get the jet and all this and that, But think
Speaker 1: about it. With everything that's happening to her now, with
Speaker 1: the way that she's being humiliated in a lot of
Speaker 1: these interviews, clearly she can't handle it, et cetera. It
Speaker 1: must be very uncomfortable, very difficult, for very stressful, for
Speaker 1: her high anxiety, and she's just not very good at that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she's very good at certain other things in life,
Speaker 1: but she's not good at that. So even if she
Speaker 1: really wanted it to start out with, by now, I
Speaker 1: think the textures onto something there. Dan Biden can't win
Speaker 1: if he doesn't say anything. You have to ask where
Speaker 1: has he been hiding? If he is kind and concerned
Speaker 1: about a state going through a natural disaster, you say
Speaker 1: it's an ulterior motive. Wait a second, None of us
Speaker 1: have to be political scientists here. That twenty four to
Speaker 1: seven news cycle is dominated by Harris ripping DeSantis claiming
Speaker 1: he's playing politics with the hurricane because he didn't take
Speaker 1: her call, which he says he wasn't even aware of.
Speaker 1: And the very next day, Biden comes out and praises DeSantis.
Speaker 2: You really think that's a coincidence.
Speaker 11: The governor of Florida has been cooperative.
Speaker 2: He said he's gotten all that he needs.
Speaker 11: And talked to him again yesterday and I said about
Speaker 11: I said, no, you're doing a great job.
Speaker 2: You think that's a coincidence? Wasn't it?
Speaker 1: Just a couple of days ago, just as Harris is
Speaker 1: going live in Michigan, Biden wanders into the White House
Speaker 1: press room for the first time in his entire presidency
Speaker 1: and then talks about how he and Harris are joined
Speaker 1: at hip when her whole campaign has been trying.
Speaker 2: To separate from Biden.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, and truly, I'd love to talk to this
Speaker 1: text and I'm grateful that you texted the show, and
Speaker 1: I hope that you will call on this. Do you
Speaker 1: really think there's one chance in a trillion the t
Speaker 1: word that Joe Biden wants the people who humiliated him,
Speaker 1: deposed him, strip the Democratic le earned nomination away from him,
Speaker 1: that he wants them to succeed because if she wins,
Speaker 1: they succeed. There's not one chance in a trillion. He
Speaker 1: wants that, and he's yeah, puts on the maga hat,
Speaker 1: takes it on the plane. I don't think it's subtle
Speaker 1: at this point. Dean in Beautiful Arvada, you're on the
Speaker 1: Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 12: Welcome, Hey, Dan, thanks for taking the question.
Speaker 7: Sure, Hey, you know it's hard to believe, and.
Speaker 12: I know you're you're just right on the same line
Speaker 12: as me that the Democrats have only one platform that
Speaker 12: they're running on and at abortion. I mean, all in
Speaker 12: the heck did they get to this point in history
Speaker 12: where their only saying that I got is abortion? I
Speaker 12: mean it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know how they got here.
Speaker 1: You want my quick take on it, then you can
Speaker 1: tell me what you think, oh no, please go ahead.
Speaker 12: It's your Democrats, and the Democrats are the only party
Speaker 12: their own plays, and we'll leave it down. I'll listen
Speaker 12: to your comment offline.
Speaker 1: Well, but then you look at the common denominator, right,
Speaker 1: I mean slavery its own unique form of evil and horror,
Speaker 1: but the common denominator being between slavery and abortion, that
Speaker 1: that both are based on treating others' lives is one's
Speaker 1: property and dehumanizing that the life of another. But Dean Square,
Speaker 1: great question about how we got here. I think this
Speaker 1: is one of the few things I know because I
Speaker 1: was just old enough at the time Row was decided,
Speaker 1: and we grew up very proud Democrats Chicago. My dad
Speaker 1: at thirty year Chicago cop. My mom could have been anything,
Speaker 1: but had the toughest job in the world raising we
Speaker 1: five banshees if that's proper grammar. If not, Sister and police,
Speaker 1: please don't reach down from heaven and hit me. Ah boy,
Speaker 1: she was such a great, non life changing for me. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I digress. So here's the point. We are proud Democrats.
Speaker 1: We're sitting there before Row and I can remember watching
Speaker 1: That's whatever, was it a whatever? Republican convention, and my dad,
Speaker 1: who never said a negative word about anybody, big, strong,
Speaker 1: two hundred and forty pounds, Chicago police officer, former college
Speaker 1: basketball star, never said a bad word about anybody. He
Speaker 1: looked at that GOP convention that we were all watching
Speaker 1: and he said with disgust, not a single blackface. He
Speaker 1: was disgusted. There wasn't a single black face in that
Speaker 1: convention crowd. So we were all very Democrat, but Democrats
Speaker 1: were the party we believed for the week in defenseless,
Speaker 1: the party for the working people. Then all of a
Speaker 1: sudden row happened and it was like WT whatever, All
Speaker 1: of a sudden, the Democrats now are for this, are
Speaker 1: for killing the weekend defenseless. It was mind blowing. It
Speaker 1: just didn't make any sense. But that's when it all turned,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, the Democratic Party got married
Speaker 1: to abortion. And there used to be some Democrats who
Speaker 1: were pro life, etc. And they could win in certain
Speaker 1: parts of Chicago. But then more and more the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party was taken over by the pro abortion radicals, and
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party became no longer organized around any guiding principles,
Speaker 1: but it became a collection of special interest groups which
Speaker 1: banded together to win and keep power detached from principle
Speaker 1: and it's god was this slavish devotion to the killing
Speaker 1: of millions of innocent human lives before births. So it
Speaker 1: just got perverted and distorted, and now it's shifted to
Speaker 1: the point where it's no longer the party of working people.
Speaker 1: What do we see the Teamsters union president today say accurately,
Speaker 1: the Democrats have been blanking us for forty years, and
Speaker 1: blanking was not a nice word.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it's no longer the party of working people of
Speaker 1: the week and defenseless. It's the party of the coastal elites.
Speaker 1: And it has more money than it can possibly spend,
Speaker 1: and it uses that money and lies in its media
Speaker 1: arm to win just enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So that's how the Democratic Party got to this very
Speaker 1: very sad state.
Speaker 2: Eight five five or zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 1: The number of year on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 3: And now back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you what your critics than the columnists
Speaker 8: you say, okay, they say, the reason so many voters
Speaker 8: don't know you is that you have changed your position
Speaker 8: on so many things. You are against fracking, valure for it.
Speaker 8: You supported looser immigration policies, now you're tightening them up.
Speaker 8: You're for medicare for all, now you're not so many
Speaker 8: that people don't truly know what you believe or what
Speaker 8: you stand for.
Speaker 2: And I know you've heard that.
Speaker 5: In the last four years, I have been Vice president
Speaker 5: of the United States, and I have been traveling in
Speaker 5: our country, and I have been listening to folks and
Speaker 5: seeking what is possible in terms of common ground.
Speaker 2: I believe in building consensus.
Speaker 1: Wow, she just didn't think to mention that before, right,
Speaker 1: like over the four years, to say, hey, I've got
Speaker 1: a new position on this, or I've got a new
Speaker 1: position on that, because I've been traveling and building kids senses.
Speaker 2: See, it's the.
Speaker 1: Tangled web syndrome, right. It just makes it worse when
Speaker 1: she tells these lies. But that's one of many reasons that,
Speaker 1: as I've been saying from the beginning, in the end,
Speaker 1: in the end, no, it's just not going to happen.
Speaker 1: America is not going to vote for a far left
Speaker 1: San Francisco radical.
Speaker 2: And it's fascinating, isn't it.
Speaker 1: How in some cycles and I'll get to these texts
Speaker 1: and you can call US as well eight five to
Speaker 1: five for zero five A two five five. The number
Speaker 1: is how sometimes not every cycle, there can be an
Speaker 1: ad that cuts through the noise and really has an impact.
Speaker 1: And we're seeing that in this cycle in a way
Speaker 1: we haven't in probably twenty or thirty years in America.
Speaker 2: And it's the ad.
Speaker 1: You're probably seeing it yourself, right usually with football games.
Speaker 1: And it's become a big topic of discussion on lefty
Speaker 1: media shows because they know the ad is really hurting Harris.
Speaker 1: And it's that ad that has her right there on
Speaker 1: video in her own words, it's not edited, saying yeah,
Speaker 1: she's going to take your money, the money you go
Speaker 1: out and earn that you have to pay to the government.
Speaker 1: She's going to go take that and use it to
Speaker 1: fund these sex change operations for prisoners, including illegal immigrant prisoners.
Speaker 1: And then they match that ad to the story of
Speaker 1: I think it's a murderer who Kamala Harris used taxpayer
Speaker 1: dollars for to get, you know, a sex change operation.
Speaker 1: That ad is hutting through the noise because it goes
Speaker 1: beyond the one issue right. Anybody that whack, anybody that
Speaker 1: crazy far left radical, anybody that disrespecting of your hard
Speaker 1: earned money that they take it and use it to
Speaker 1: pay for these expensive sex change operations for prisoners. That
Speaker 1: person shouldn't be anywhere near power, right. So yeah, So
Speaker 1: that ad we're seeing over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: I think it has been kind of the neutron bomb
Speaker 1: ad of this or maybe any other cycle. Let me
Speaker 1: get to some of these texters. Ooh, this text close
Speaker 1: to home, Dan, It will be interesting to see where Kamala,
Speaker 1: KJP and the disappeared ken Buck end up next year.
Speaker 1: That from Alexa just goes back to and Alexa, I
Speaker 1: think is right there right Alexa ex filming in for
Speaker 1: Kelly today, But you know, goes back to my overarch
Speaker 1: of the day, which is, has Kamala given up? And
Speaker 1: did that answer today in the view where she said
Speaker 1: she would have done a single thing diferently than Biden?
Speaker 1: In fact, she was in the room, she was part
Speaker 1: of all that. Does that show she's given up and
Speaker 1: she's planning for her next career and just doesn't want
Speaker 1: to hack off all those Biden people and money people,
Speaker 1: et cetera as she angles for My prediction would be
Speaker 1: she wants a TV gig.
Speaker 2: She wants to write a book.
Speaker 1: She wants to do kind of the social like kind
Speaker 1: of thing. Would be my guest with her. Dan, I
Speaker 1: hear your program directors in studio again. I hear you
Speaker 1: disparage Ryan for time off, yet he works eight plus
Speaker 1: hours a day. You have two hours if you show up.
Speaker 1: I'm wondering if program director is evaluating your two hours
Speaker 1: for a new host. Well, he's always doing that. But yeah,
Speaker 1: but you can answer for yourself, Dave. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: that's an excellent idea to give Ryan this time slot.
Speaker 6: I like where we have it right here. Huh. You know,
Speaker 6: I don't know if maybe that's Jojo texting in or
Speaker 6: my boss. I'm not quite sure overall programming boss. But
Speaker 6: as far as I'm concerned, we're all right here.
Speaker 1: Hard to jump in with, right, Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 1: I love that great vote of confidence. Yeah, we're all
Speaker 1: right here. No, but but I do want to respond
Speaker 1: to this texture, not to be in any way defensive.
Speaker 1: First of all, I always praise Ryan relentlessly, right, relentlessly
Speaker 1: praise Ryan. Yes, but this business about I have two hours.
Speaker 1: I would love to talk to this texture. What time
Speaker 1: were you up working this morning?
Speaker 2: Eh?
Speaker 1: I doubt it was before me, right, and what time
Speaker 1: will you go to bed? Listen this this texture has
Speaker 1: no idea how much preparation goes into this show.
Speaker 2: And has no idea.
Speaker 1: I've got another job, but no, So I would love
Speaker 1: to talk to this texture. Yeah, but I do like
Speaker 1: that idea of a four hour Ryan Shuling show, because
Speaker 1: right now is what the Ryan Shoeling experience.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, yeah, two to four there, Yeah, Ryan Shueling
Speaker 6: live there from two to four. He's you know, he's
Speaker 6: like your setup man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, he does a great job.
Speaker 6: Yeah, then you mix it in here. I mean Ryan
Speaker 6: kind of has four hours here a little bit. I
Speaker 6: mean he's able to jump in with you.
Speaker 2: Certainly, any good experience, the more of it the better.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, but no, Ryan will be very very
Speaker 1: happy as that kind of fan. But let me check
Speaker 1: what is Ryan's cell number? Let me check that against
Speaker 1: this caller ID. Yeah yeah, yeah, okay, what else do
Speaker 1: we have here? Well, we don't have time for everything
Speaker 1: else we have here, But I want to give you
Speaker 1: a little promo not tomorrow, you know, because I was
Speaker 1: thinking about this a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you're the same way.
Speaker 1: You're praying for the people in Florida as that monster
Speaker 1: hurricane bears down on them. And then I thought, you know,
Speaker 1: I started thinking, we're so fortunate in Colorado, other than
Speaker 1: forest fires, were largely insulated from these big natural disasters.
Speaker 1: And then it occurred to me, Hurricane Lefty. Hurricane Lefty,
Speaker 1: which hit this state, has done and is doing more
Speaker 1: damage to Colorado than Milton can ever do to Florida.
Speaker 1: So I do want to talk about that a little
Speaker 1: bit tomorrow. I think it's good to reflect on that
Speaker 1: every now and then, whether it's drugs, crime, massive homelessness,
Speaker 1: all the effects of the open borders, just think about
Speaker 1: what Hurricane Lefty has done to what should be this idyllic,
Speaker 1: near perfect stake. Dave, thank you so much for stepping in. Alexa,
Speaker 1: thank you as well. Join us tomorrow on the dan
Speaker 1: Kaplish