Speaker 1: This is Dan Caplis and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: is back, or largely back, obviously with President Trump about
Speaker 1: to get that second term. But you can see that
Speaker 1: impact in so many tangible ways each and every day,
Speaker 1: you know here in Colorado to an extent, but certainly
Speaker 1: across the country and across the world. So we're continuing
Speaker 1: to enjoy that and play sound from Trump's instant classic
Speaker 1: presser yesterday, so we can then get into the interesting
Speaker 1: issues raised there, speaking of which did you see, and
Speaker 1: we'll get to in a second whether Aurora the City
Speaker 1: should now be suing Denver the city for what Aurora
Speaker 1: claims is dumping large numbers of migrants in Aurora, migrants
Speaker 1: who came to this country without much money, etc. Secretly
Speaker 1: doing it and causing Auror a great harm in the process.
Speaker 1: So we'll get to that. But during the break, did
Speaker 1: you see Ryan where the President of Mexico responding to
Speaker 1: President Trump saying they're going to rename the Gulf of Mexico,
Speaker 1: which I think is a good idea. That's no offense
Speaker 1: to Mexico. It should be the Gulf of America. But anyway,
Speaker 1: President of Mexico coming out today and having that big
Speaker 1: map that says Mexican America over the United States of America,
Speaker 1: now I know, political expert, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: But that may have been a very bad play on
Speaker 1: her part. Thats Trump.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: But the other thing, just in terms of the American people,
Speaker 1: because as in the common experience of virtually every American
Speaker 1: is hey, every single American I would bet knows all
Speaker 1: sorts of people here from Mexico who are wonderful humans,
Speaker 1: but at the same time is very concerned about the
Speaker 1: open borders and large numbers flowing in to the point
Speaker 1: where legally it could be categorized as an invasion simply
Speaker 1: because you had these unlimited numbers flowing through the border.
Speaker 1: So when the President of Mexico stands up there and
Speaker 1: puts up a map labeling the US Mexican America, I
Speaker 1: don't think that's gonna help her.
Speaker 2: Costs.
Speaker 3: One, you can out Trump Trump, like I said. Two,
Speaker 3: if you're trying to one up Trump. That's not gonna
Speaker 3: work either. When he comes down to is we're gonna
Speaker 3: name it Gulf of America and it sounds beautiful, and
Speaker 3: it's like, what do you how do you count Mexican America.
Speaker 3: That's not funnier, and that's not better, that's not a
Speaker 3: one up.
Speaker 1: And you also have to look at who has the hammer,
Speaker 1: right because Trump has the hammer. I mean if in baseball,
Speaker 1: if you play baseball, whoever is the last at bat
Speaker 1: in the game, the home team has the hammer because
Speaker 1: they have the clear chance to win that game by
Speaker 1: getting one more run than the other team before the
Speaker 1: game ends. But in this case, the US obviously has
Speaker 1: the hammer in so many different ways. So yeah, maybe
Speaker 1: she needed to do it domestically, but not going to
Speaker 1: help the cause there. Trump's going to do what he
Speaker 1: needs to do, and that's one of the most exciting
Speaker 1: things right now. Right And listen, Trump's human, He's not perfect.
Speaker 1: He'll make some mistakes. Every human does, every president does.
Speaker 1: But he is going to be exponentially better in his
Speaker 1: second term having had this four year gap than he
Speaker 1: would have been in consecutive second terms because he's had
Speaker 1: so much time to think about it. He was faced
Speaker 1: with so much adversity in the process, and they've tried
Speaker 1: to kill him twice, right, whoever these assassins are, and
Speaker 1: they've tried to kill him twice. So he is a
Speaker 1: man in a hurry. And if you ever saw the
Speaker 1: music musical Hamilton, you did right right, sure, yeah, And
Speaker 1: he's a man in a hurry, just like Alexander Hamilton
Speaker 1: was a man in a hurry. And Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: going to be laser focused. He's going to be after
Speaker 1: his agenda. And I've got to believe if not number
Speaker 1: one in the top two is getting this southern border
Speaker 1: under control and to stabilizing things when it comes to Mexico.
Speaker 3: And north of the border. Pier Poliev, You're gonna hear
Speaker 3: that name a lot more. He's the next Prime Minister
Speaker 3: of Canada. He's a strong conservative. I call him the
Speaker 3: Canadian DeSantis. He has handled this exactly right. He has
Speaker 3: used Trump's kind of joking about Canada being the fifty
Speaker 3: first state and that Justin Trudeau was governor to say
Speaker 3: Trump is making fun of us because Justin Trudeau is
Speaker 3: weak and if we are strong and in my leadership,
Speaker 3: we're gonna be a partner with Donald Trump. We're gonna
Speaker 3: work hard on the border, We're gonna work hard on energy.
Speaker 3: Just listen to Pier Poliov and it's just a total
Speaker 3: change from what Trudeau was all about. And I think
Speaker 3: it'll be a welcome alliance between the two countries. He
Speaker 3: is playing it right well.
Speaker 1: And listen. In an extraordinarily dangerous world like this right now,
Speaker 1: for a leader, any leader, to be effective, it has
Speaker 1: to start with strength. You can combine love with strength,
Speaker 1: you can combine compassion with strength, but it has to
Speaker 1: start with an iron spine. It has to start with strength.
Speaker 1: And obviously the entire DNA of the left is the
Speaker 1: opposite of that. And that's one of the reasons it's
Speaker 1: so beautiful to see America overwhelmingly, at least in terms
Speaker 1: of how closer elections normally are, reject that weakness. Let's
Speaker 1: go out to beautiful Kansas. Talk to Larry. You're on
Speaker 1: the Dan Kapla show.
Speaker 2: Welcome.
Speaker 4: Yeah there, Dad, I was listening to your show the
Speaker 4: other day when he was talking about the Rolling Stones, Yes, sir,
Speaker 4: and I was thinking, you know, when I was a
Speaker 4: little kid, I got a lot of trouble for repeating
Speaker 4: the lyrics to a song to my mom. She explains, Tommy,
Speaker 4: you can't take the lyrics to songs literally.
Speaker 1: Which song was it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: I was saying. She was doing her taxes one time,
Speaker 4: and there's a song that the guy sings, don't pay
Speaker 4: your taxes, don't.
Speaker 1: That's a Stone song.
Speaker 4: No, no, oh okay, well yeah, oh okay, sixty okay.
Speaker 4: And I repeated that and and she kind of come
Speaker 4: down hard on me. You can't take this, you know,
Speaker 4: the dog on lyrics literally?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I wish I was thinking when when later
Speaker 4: I was listening to the Stones when when they said
Speaker 4: make a dead man come and she just thought that
Speaker 4: was terrible. And I wish I was thinking.
Speaker 1: You said your mind.
Speaker 4: You can't tell to come back at her with what
Speaker 4: did you tell me when I was little?
Speaker 2: Kids?
Speaker 4: You can't take the lyrics seriously, Johnny cashhawn a man Reno.
Speaker 4: We all know why I did that.
Speaker 1: You are a great caller lyrics, and we need to
Speaker 1: make you our regular Kansas correspondent. I have so many
Speaker 1: phenomenally great relatives in Kansas. I wish they would call
Speaker 1: the show all the time, but they don't. They're kind
Speaker 1: enough to listen. You need to be our regular Kansas correspondent.
Speaker 1: What part of the state are you in.
Speaker 4: I'm in Pratt so I'm fast pressed. Which Tom Dodds City?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, great they're in? Which they're well, they're
Speaker 1: in Abilene and parts nearby and close to Wichita. But yeah,
Speaker 1: please do be our correspondent. Call here anytime, my friend. Great,
Speaker 1: Thank you, you take care, thank you. It's what is
Speaker 1: the most embarrassing thing that ever happened with you and
Speaker 1: your mother? Because you know how little kids were also innocent.
Speaker 1: And then we'll say things or we'll ask questions of
Speaker 1: our mom, and everybody listening has some story where because
Speaker 1: we're naive we don't know things, we ask something that
Speaker 1: just must have been horribly embarrassing for our parents and
Speaker 1: and in the end probably for us to what is
Speaker 1: that for you, my friend?
Speaker 3: Oh wow, there's so many because yeah, my mom was
Speaker 3: very sharp and nothing got past her. And kind of
Speaker 3: to our previous caller's point, you know, there was no
Speaker 3: double on tundra that she wasn't going to pick up on,
Speaker 3: and so I didn't even bother to go down that road. Uh,
Speaker 3: it was probably something along those lines where I was
Speaker 3: innocent young didn't.
Speaker 2: Know any better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and uh, I think she kind of lied to
Speaker 3: me about definition of some terms sexual ones, okay, okay,
Speaker 3: and what parents actually and just oh that just means
Speaker 3: they want to make.
Speaker 1: Out you're doubting the stork is real?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean that's an obvious one, right, how
Speaker 3: our babies made.
Speaker 1: Yeah on the stork?
Speaker 3: You know, what were you told? We never had that
Speaker 3: conversation with your king. Never had that conversation, they assumed.
Speaker 3: I learned it in school. It was don't ask, don't tell.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I never even talked about that with my dad.
Speaker 1: I still remember me about all that. John Doucci on
Speaker 1: our little league.
Speaker 3: Baseball team, how did he come to his kind of.
Speaker 1: Here's how it happened? And little league baseball in Chicago's
Speaker 1: super competitive, right, And I played with West Lawn and
Speaker 1: Little League on the southwest side of Chicago, and that team,
Speaker 1: actually the All Star team, actually came within one game
Speaker 1: of going to the Little League World Series. But we're
Speaker 1: sitting out there and we're up against a really good
Speaker 1: ace pitcher and John says, Okay, here's what.
Speaker 2: We're going to do.
Speaker 1: I think it was Johnno said it when he's in
Speaker 1: his wind up, we all yell. If there are little
Speaker 1: kids in the car, you might want to cover their
Speaker 1: ears for this one. We all yell boner. And so
Speaker 1: I had no idea what that meant. Every time he
Speaker 1: went into his wind up, we yell it. He couldn't
Speaker 1: come within a mile of the strike zone. And he
Speaker 1: had struck out every kid for three weeks, and he
Speaker 1: just got shelled after that. And then all the parents
Speaker 1: are giggling and everything else, at least our parents, And
Speaker 1: then that led to a broader discussion of meaning and
Speaker 1: everything else. And that's when I learned about how all
Speaker 1: such things work.
Speaker 2: That's quite a starting point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chicago back then, I mean it was, yeah, But anyway,
Speaker 1: that and that ties into the most embarrassing thing with
Speaker 1: my mom, because I was I was I don't know
Speaker 1: that I should tell that story. But we had a
Speaker 1: park nearby, and it could be a rough park at times,
Speaker 1: and so I was out playing pickup ball in the
Speaker 1: park with the kids and then I found like this
Speaker 1: little container and everything else, and I couldn't figure out
Speaker 1: what the heck is this, And I brought it home
Speaker 1: to my mom. I said, look what I found, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was like some kind of balloon or something.
Speaker 1: And I can't remember how she explained it, but it
Speaker 1: was in fact they used oh for your mom. Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, Laura. Not not a great image to having
Speaker 1: your head. So if there is anybody left in this audience,
Speaker 1: and I could not understand why, we'll be can't about
Speaker 1: Oh back at five twenty one, you're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Capla show, or he'll be back.
Speaker 3: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 4: I shot a man Reno, just watch him when I.
Speaker 1: Here, while I hang my head, cry have you ever
Speaker 1: done that?
Speaker 2: Blung my head and cry, Yeah?
Speaker 3: I did not shoot a man in.
Speaker 2: Reno just to watch him die?
Speaker 1: No, some other reason. Have you ever shot anybody?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I shot at anybody.
Speaker 3: A deer. I shot and killed a deer and gutted it.
Speaker 3: Kelly didn't watch them?
Speaker 2: Have you been? Oh?
Speaker 1: You guys were together for no likewill Well?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: It was back home in Michigan and Lizzie, my baby sister's,
Speaker 3: come to visit a couple of times and graciously was
Speaker 3: able to attend a University of Colorado football game thanks
Speaker 3: to one Dan campus. But she uh, she got two
Speaker 3: deer on opening day this year, November fifteenth, and Kelly
Speaker 3: was adamant. Did I not show her the photos that
Speaker 3: Lizzie sent me? Because the last time Liz got a deer,
Speaker 3: I showed cal and she was permanently scarred by the
Speaker 3: process of the butchering of the deer.
Speaker 1: I was horrified.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I believe it hunt.
Speaker 5: Hang, I just don't want.
Speaker 2: To see it.
Speaker 1: Ah, you believe in eating food, sure, I just I.
Speaker 5: Mean it's like, I understand the need to hunt. I
Speaker 5: support it. I just don't want to see a dead animal.
Speaker 1: Listen, we're going to get a couple of burgers tonight,
Speaker 1: right date night, We're going to the Nuggets. We're going
Speaker 1: to get a couple of burgers. I don't want to
Speaker 1: see him kill the cow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you know, you grew up in a farmtown.
Speaker 3: Though you kind of know that this cow, that's the
Speaker 3: way it goes. But you know, Kelly grew up in
Speaker 3: southern California and suburbia, and then you grew up in
Speaker 3: Chicago's I mean, you're not.
Speaker 2: Used to that from a cultural standpoint.
Speaker 1: Well, i'd see them all go buy on the tracks
Speaker 1: into the stockyard. Do you see all that could say?
Speaker 1: Have you ever been shot at?
Speaker 2: God, I hope not.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so you would know what, Kelly,
Speaker 1: you think I lead this interesting lit No, just just asking.
Speaker 1: It's not like we're an or anything.
Speaker 5: I suggest that I haven't been Well, it depends what
Speaker 5: kind of gun are you talking about. I've been shot
Speaker 5: at with a paint gun.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I have not been shot at. But I
Speaker 5: have been robbed at gunpoint.
Speaker 2: That's good. That's bearing the lead right there.
Speaker 1: How about you that outside this building? Yes, I have been.
Speaker 2: You've been shot at?
Speaker 1: No? That was in l a Yes.
Speaker 3: Was that when they were coming for your head and
Speaker 3: see you you were No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, no no no that that was
Speaker 1: going to be a different type of ending. This is
Speaker 1: I was. I was a caddy at this great golf
Speaker 1: course in Chicago. The members ended up, along with other
Speaker 1: generous golfers, sending me to college a la caddy shack
Speaker 1: through the Evans Scholarship. But I would I then came
Speaker 1: the car parker at the club and so, which was
Speaker 1: the best job at the club. So anyway, I was
Speaker 1: out there in one cold winter night and I was
Speaker 1: just getting a car and somebody drove down eighty seventh
Speaker 1: Street and just fired around off and I you know,
Speaker 1: anybody and listening. I was never in any danger, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: But that sound, that sound of it whizzing by you
Speaker 1: just sounded like a thousand bees, you know, as it
Speaker 1: whizzes by you. And it's just something you don't forget.
Speaker 1: But again, I'm sure I was never in any danger.
Speaker 1: Just a memorable experience. Speaking of which, and that's all
Speaker 1: lead into this, one of the worst ideas the Colorado
Speaker 1: legislature has ever had. Blatantly unconstitutional on its face, yet
Speaker 1: it is a core piece of legislation that the Democrats introduced.
Speaker 1: In fact, the Democrats in Colorado just made this their
Speaker 1: Senate Bill three, so it's one of their top three priorities.
Speaker 1: By definition. You know what this bill would do, Ryan,
Speaker 1: This bill would make illegal the sale of, in this example,
Speaker 1: let simplifirearm a pistol nine millimeter with a detachable magazine. So, hey,
Speaker 1: these psychoedems in Colorado, they're actually trying to make illegal
Speaker 1: the sale of a handgun that has a detachable magazine.
Speaker 3: How many of those Democrats that support this madness stand
Speaker 3: do you think have ever even handled, let alone fired
Speaker 3: let alone owned a.
Speaker 1: Gun, right, Well, great question, because those who have or
Speaker 1: otherwise know what they're talking about here and what they're doing.
Speaker 1: You know, what they are doing is telling each and
Speaker 1: every Colorado and across all party lines that their life
Speaker 1: means you're into them, that their life means dirt. Because
Speaker 1: if you were to truly say to somebody, now, under
Speaker 1: this bill, people who currently have one would be allowed
Speaker 1: to keep it, but they couldn't sell them anymore, which
Speaker 1: is insane because what they're declaring at that point, what
Speaker 1: they're declaring at that point is they want they want
Speaker 1: the criminals to win. They want the murders to win,
Speaker 1: they want the rapists to win, they want the kidnappers
Speaker 1: to win. They want the bad guys and gals to win.
Speaker 1: That's what they're declaring, because there can be no doubt
Speaker 1: the bad guys and gals are going to have weapons
Speaker 1: with detachable magazines. They're going to have that capacity. If
Speaker 1: you don't know how guns work, then when you have,
Speaker 1: say a firearm that has a detachable magazine, you know,
Speaker 1: as let me think for a second, all of mine
Speaker 1: except one does. And in that case, when you're done
Speaker 1: hiring all the amo in your magazine your clip. Then
Speaker 1: at that point you can push a button and you
Speaker 1: can eject the clip, and then you can insert another clip,
Speaker 1: which then has in my example, in other seventeen rounds.
Speaker 1: And so by doing so, you can allow yourself to
Speaker 1: compete with to try to defeat an attacker who has
Speaker 1: capacity as as virtually every bad guy or gal is
Speaker 1: going to do. And so they're trying to deprive Coloradens
Speaker 1: of their basic right to self defense. Which is why,
Speaker 1: among other reasons, if this law managed to pass, and
Speaker 1: I can't believe Polus would ever sign it because he
Speaker 1: wants to be president, if this law was ever to
Speaker 1: actually be passed and enacted and survive constitutional muster, at
Speaker 1: that point, coloradens who had not yet bought one would
Speaker 1: be in many ways defenseless. Yeah, you could have your pistol,
Speaker 1: you could have a revolver, you could have you know,
Speaker 1: six bullets in a chamber, whatever. But you look at
Speaker 1: trained law enforcement and under real life attack situations, often
Speaker 1: for trained law enforcement it takes three, four or five
Speaker 1: shots to disable. The Dems are trying to make you helpless.
Speaker 3: You're listening to the Dan Kapliss Show podcast boy.
Speaker 1: Called Nine to One one for that guy. What's what's
Speaker 1: going on there?
Speaker 3: Well, that's Alison Chains and he's singing Lane Stalely Many
Speaker 3: rest in peace.
Speaker 2: He's been gone a long time now. He's saying, you have.
Speaker 3: The power to make me feel like the talent to
Speaker 3: make me feel like dirt. And that's something you said
Speaker 3: in the previous segment of people feeling like dirt. Boy,
Speaker 3: that is deep Brian, Well, you know, very impressed, paying attention,
Speaker 3: deep deep thinking.
Speaker 1: I thought I was referring to urine and what I
Speaker 1: was talking about, I say dirt as well. But what
Speaker 1: I was talking about, and you won't believe this when
Speaker 1: I said, you say, Dan, you're making this up. But
Speaker 1: Democrats now one of their top three priorities in this
Speaker 1: new session in Colorado, these are Colorado Democrats. Colorado Democrats
Speaker 1: want to ban firearms with detachable magazines. So we're talking
Speaker 1: about these extremely common, extremely popular for good reason. Just
Speaker 1: a simple handgun that has a detachable magazine. And if
Speaker 1: you don't know guns, that's simply where it's reusable, and
Speaker 1: you load it up with a certain number of bullets,
Speaker 1: say capacity in mind is seventeen, and then you put
Speaker 1: it into the gun and you just kind of slide
Speaker 1: it into the handle, the clip goes into the handle,
Speaker 1: and then you're able to fire these seventeen rounds, not
Speaker 1: machine gun like continuously. You need the separate pull of
Speaker 1: the trigger. And they're absolutely vital for self defense because
Speaker 1: the simple reality is it's not like the movies. And
Speaker 1: there are all of these studies with our best and
Speaker 1: bravest law enforcement that show that in real life self
Speaker 1: defense encounters, it can often take say you're using a
Speaker 1: nine millimeters VI very common popular self defense home handgun
Speaker 1: or on the street, then it can easily take three,
Speaker 1: four or five six shots in order to stop an attacker.
Speaker 1: And that's with the best trained professional officers. You take
Speaker 1: a regular guy or gale like me and listen, if
Speaker 1: I have to face a situation like that, then yeah,
Speaker 1: I think I'm going to be real effective because they've
Speaker 1: trained hard. But I'm going to be nervous. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm an amateur. I'm not in these situations every day
Speaker 1: where I'm firing a weapon to save my life or
Speaker 1: the life of my family or others. And so it's
Speaker 1: going to take me at least as many routes, probably
Speaker 1: as trained law enforcement. So what these Democrats want to do.
Speaker 1: There can be no doubt with a bill like this,
Speaker 1: they want to disarm you, and they are willing to
Speaker 1: let the bad guys and gals win. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: the Democrats, every sponsor, everybody votes it for, is sitting
Speaker 1: there hoping that the bad guys are able to murder
Speaker 1: and rape and kidnap, etc. I'm saying, though, they have
Speaker 1: to be smart enough people to know that the effect
Speaker 1: of this legislation, if it ever became true, would be
Speaker 1: to ensure that the bad guys often won. Because if
Speaker 1: you take somebody who is just sitting there with say
Speaker 1: a revolver, sitting there with a pistol, and you've got
Speaker 1: six bullets available in a circular chamber, they're going to
Speaker 1: have probably no chance against a home invader or other
Speaker 1: attacker who has a weapon with a detachable clip. No
Speaker 1: chance unless they get lucky with the shot. And then
Speaker 1: you look at you look at the video the woman
Speaker 1: who made that public sende Romero joined me earlier. You
Speaker 1: look at the video of trend Day Aragua, and you
Speaker 1: look at what TDA brought into that one apartment in Aurora,
Speaker 1: and you look at the multiple weapons with high magazine capacity,
Speaker 1: and then you look at these home invasions that are
Speaker 1: occurring throughout the state right now. So that's the reality
Speaker 1: is is they want to disarm you, and they know
Speaker 1: if they get their way, that the bad guys and
Speaker 1: gals are going to have the upper hand and probably succeed.
Speaker 1: That is the reality of the modern Democratic Party in Colorado.
Speaker 1: And A this is never going to become effective law
Speaker 1: in Colorado. I can't believe that Polis or any other
Speaker 1: Democratic governor would sign it, because they're going to want
Speaker 1: to get elected statewide. That they all end up having
Speaker 1: these national ambitions because they live in this bubble in
Speaker 1: Colorado where they're able to intimidate much of the media
Speaker 1: by threatening depriving access, and so they get this kid
Speaker 1: glove treatment, and then whoever it is, Bennett, Hick and
Speaker 1: Loop or Polis, et cetera, they go out into the
Speaker 1: real world where they're not getting that kid glove treatment,
Speaker 1: even from the lefty media who all have their horses
Speaker 1: they want in the race, and then they fall apart
Speaker 1: right and so, but you're not going to a Democrat
Speaker 1: governor signed this, and a court would enjoin it would
Speaker 1: stop at day one. This would so clearly violate the
Speaker 1: Second Amendment because second Amendment comes back to, in large part,
Speaker 1: hey is the kind of weapon in common use, and
Speaker 1: a few things could be more common than a simple firearm,
Speaker 1: a simple pistol with a detachable magazine. So why do
Speaker 1: you think the Democrats are doing this? And it is
Speaker 1: it is so it is so important to have these
Speaker 1: because and you read the jargon coming from the Colorado
Speaker 1: Democrats on this, and they say, oh, no, we need,
Speaker 1: we need to do this so that mass shooters are
Speaker 1: limited to the number of bullets they can use and
Speaker 1: they can't replace the clips. Well wait a second. First
Speaker 1: of all, a mass shooter is going to have a
Speaker 1: weapon with a replaceable MAGA magazine. A mass shooter who's
Speaker 1: about to kill lots of people, if they don't care
Speaker 1: about the laws against murder, they're not going to care
Speaker 1: about the laws against detachable clips. So all you're doing
Speaker 1: is disabling and allowing the mass shooter and other criminals
Speaker 1: to defeat the law abiding citizens. But beyond that, I mean,
Speaker 1: I think it's so obviously important to personal safety to
Speaker 1: have these detachable clips. I'll go out there and I'll
Speaker 1: practice on the right kind of range and outdoor range.
Speaker 1: I'll practice, you know, emptying a clip and replacing it
Speaker 1: under tough conditions. You practice it in the dark, you
Speaker 1: practice it in the cold. You know, you practice it,
Speaker 1: you know, simulating jumping out of bed. You've got to
Speaker 1: be ready to replace your clips and to be able
Speaker 1: to do what you need to do. So, Ryan, to
Speaker 1: your point, are these democrats behind this bill just ignorant
Speaker 1: as to how guns work? I don't think so for
Speaker 1: a second. You know, they some may be, but no,
Speaker 1: I think they know how it works, and they're making
Speaker 1: a conscious decision that they want to disarm the innocent,
Speaker 1: knowing it will leave them more vulnerable to the criminal. Now,
Speaker 1: why do they want to do that? I'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you in this eight five to five four
Speaker 1: zero five eight two five five text da N five
Speaker 1: seven seven three nine. Why do they want to do this?
Speaker 1: Why do they want to do this? Is it that
Speaker 1: they want the rapist to succeed during the home invasion?
Speaker 1: The murderer, the kidnapper is because they want them to know.
Speaker 1: I can't believe for a second any of these democrats
Speaker 1: are really hoping that somebody invades your home. It ties
Speaker 1: people up, rapes people, murders people, tortures people. I don't
Speaker 1: think they want that to happen, but I think they
Speaker 1: darn well know that when it does happen, if the
Speaker 1: Democrats get their way, the criminals going to have the firepower.
Speaker 1: And you're not, now, Ryan, your premise is that these
Speaker 1: people are just ignorant.
Speaker 2: That's their best defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, right, But I it's not one they're going
Speaker 1: to assert. And I know who was it? Who was
Speaker 1: it dying to get? And I say was it? Because
Speaker 1: I don't remember we had some prominent high level Democrat
Speaker 1: come out and say, oh no, because once these clips
Speaker 1: are all used and they're all going to be gone,
Speaker 1: and they're all going to be out of the marketplace,
Speaker 1: not even knowing that they're reusable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think it was her.
Speaker 1: Wasn't her?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: But no, I think the others they know how guns work,
Speaker 1: they know what they're doing, and they've just made this
Speaker 1: conscious decision. But it comes back to and then what
Speaker 1: I'll do, in fairness to callers and textures on this
Speaker 1: is I'll come back from this break and give everybody
Speaker 1: a longer shot at it is. It's part, in my
Speaker 1: view of this lack of respect for human life. That's
Speaker 1: at the core of the modern left. Not your typical democrat,
Speaker 1: but the left runs the party where they truly don't
Speaker 1: look at other than their own and their elitist cronies.
Speaker 1: They don't look at individual human lives is having any
Speaker 1: significance or value. They look at the state and the
Speaker 1: power of the state and a small person large state,
Speaker 1: and on a moral level, they don't see value in
Speaker 1: individual human lives. That's why so many of their policies
Speaker 1: have the effect of killing mass numbers of humans before
Speaker 1: birth or otherwise just undermining human life in so many
Speaker 1: different ways. And this is another one, because they know
Speaker 1: the effect of this law that they're pushing is innocent
Speaker 1: individual human lives are going to be at the mercy
Speaker 1: of bad guys with guns who don't care about the
Speaker 1: gun loss. You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 3: And now back to the Dan Kaplass Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Lines in fuego as they should be text as well
Speaker 1: as we talk about the latest And it's an understatement
Speaker 1: to say assault on your Second Amendment right. In fact,
Speaker 1: it's just a fundamental assault on your human dignity right
Speaker 1: to personal safety. Colorado Democrats now trying to make illegal
Speaker 1: the ability to buy a firearm with a detachable magazine.
Speaker 1: If you're not familiar with guns, I have to think
Speaker 1: the vast, vast, fast majority of firearms out there right
Speaker 1: now have detachable magazines which you can put a certain
Speaker 1: number of bullets in, you can fire those bullets, and
Speaker 1: then you can replace those bullets back into the magazine.
Speaker 1: And so they are literally seeking to disarm have large
Speaker 1: majority of Colorado's Now this wouldn't affect people who own
Speaker 1: them right now, but these weapons could not be sold
Speaker 1: into the future. So it's so revealing about the modern
Speaker 1: Democratic Party in Colorado. Let's go to Justin and Littleton.
Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Kaplis show.
Speaker 6: Welcome, Heyang, glad you're talking about this. So the laws
Speaker 6: that just passed on the first of this year, I believe,
Speaker 6: are the new CCW laws, the new caring your car laws,
Speaker 6: and the camp by it thirty year on magazine laws,
Speaker 6: which you know you can get around by them out
Speaker 6: of state. Technically not illegal, but what they want to
Speaker 6: do is it's kind of the whole Democrat thing, right.
Speaker 6: They want to ban oil, not because it's practical, I
Speaker 6: mean car tires, cosmetics, everything as oil. They just want
Speaker 6: to do it. It's very principal for them. They don't
Speaker 6: think about the results. They don't think about anything that
Speaker 6: is actually consequential. Yes, I think you said seventeen. I
Speaker 6: think fifteen is the Mexican buy for a removable clip
Speaker 6: at a pistol right now in Colorado? What's your law enforcement?
Speaker 6: But either way, I mean it's it's somebody who just
Speaker 6: bought a revolver, which is pretty fun. But you're right,
Speaker 6: you don't really have a chance, right, I don't really
Speaker 6: think you're right. It's I think it's fifty to fifty.
Speaker 6: Do they know? Sometimes they do? Sometimes they don't have
Speaker 6: seen congressmen be like, yeah, automatic, they don't know what
Speaker 6: automatic means. Every gun that's legal is semi automatic. Right,
Speaker 6: unless you have classly fired and license, you can buy
Speaker 6: a fully auto gun, which is very rare. But they
Speaker 6: just I actually think it's more they don't know what
Speaker 6: they're talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Justin and I would love to believe that, right,
Speaker 1: because then we'd have a chance of pointing out to
Speaker 1: them the error of their ways and persuading them by
Speaker 1: pointing out the facts. But I don't think we have
Speaker 1: that chance. The only way that we protect Second Amendment
Speaker 1: writer right to self defense, is to defeat them at
Speaker 1: the polls, because listen, we have so many examples, don't we.
Speaker 1: My friend of the left now Colorado and nationally putting
Speaker 1: into effect laws that they must know harm very large
Speaker 1: groups of people, and yet they're willing to do it anyway.
Speaker 1: I mean, start with abortion, that they know, all of
Speaker 1: them know that, as a matter of fact, kills five
Speaker 1: children of color for every white children, and no child
Speaker 1: should be killed. But they support those laws, they put
Speaker 1: them in place, knowing full well the racist impact, the
Speaker 1: ultimate rates impact. So I think they know exactly what
Speaker 1: they're doing, and it's part of.
Speaker 6: This far left agenda, and I think that's true for
Speaker 6: most of them. Let me just beer sadely, since you
Speaker 6: brought it up, and I think I told you about
Speaker 6: this a while ago. Do you know there would be
Speaker 6: fifty percent more African American people in the US if
Speaker 6: there was no abortion since nineteen seventy two, there's about
Speaker 6: forty forty two million if there's been twenty million abortions
Speaker 6: of African Americans.
Speaker 1: So I mean that's perhabsolutely, absolutely heartbreaking, and I think
Speaker 1: justin that's part of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So back back to the gun laws real quick.
Speaker 6: It's not the legal gun owners that are the problems.
Speaker 6: And this is the one thing, and this is where
Speaker 6: I think it's a been nefarious. Why do they want
Speaker 6: the illegal gun owners users to have more than you did?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Exactly? And they know that's going to be the effect.
Speaker 1: They absolutely know that, thank you, justin just as they
Speaker 1: know when they oppose you know, armed good guys and
Speaker 1: girls in schools, they know that when the monsters show
Speaker 1: up at the schools, the monsters will be able to
Speaker 1: kill as many as they want to before law enforcement arrives,
Speaker 1: and they know the best law enforcement agencies in the
Speaker 1: world won't be there for x number of minutes. The
Speaker 1: left knows that when they oppose armed good guys in schools,
Speaker 1: but they're willing to sacrifice those students and teachers to
Speaker 1: their far left ideology. It just goes back to their
Speaker 1: lack of respect for human lives other than their own
Speaker 1: and their cronies Text or Dan. Someone should ask the
Speaker 1: idiotic deems. If the law is so good and applies
Speaker 1: to non mass shooters like us, why not make it
Speaker 1: apply to all taxpayer funded security i e. Their security Yeah,
Speaker 1: great point there, because you can be sure that all
Speaker 1: of their security has detachable magazines. And obviously this law
Speaker 1: exempts law enforcement DAN. Disarmed populace is easy to control, DAN.
Speaker 1: The answer is easy for democrats power and control. And
Speaker 1: we'll be continuing to talk about this tomorrow. Obviously. Now
Speaker 1: I think we have to put this in perspective. It's
Speaker 1: very important to talk about because it reveals who they
Speaker 1: truly are, and how they see you and how little
Speaker 1: they care about you, and how they are willing to
Speaker 1: not rooting for it, but they're willing to let the
Speaker 1: bad guys win, right because they know the bad guys
Speaker 1: are going to have detachable magazines. So it's telling in
Speaker 1: that way. This is never going to become law. It's
Speaker 1: never going to become law either the governor will veto
Speaker 1: it if it passes because the governor wants to become
Speaker 1: president or whatever. And if the governor does sign it,
Speaker 1: then a court's going to enjoin it immediately. I cannot
Speaker 1: imagine this would pass constitutional muster and I think it
Speaker 1: would be enjoyed immediately. So it's more important just to
Speaker 1: expose these democrats. And I hope GOP candidates everywhere are
Speaker 1: talking about it throughout these races, because I think we
Speaker 1: know it from polls, but you just know it from
Speaker 1: talking to your neighbors. In Colorado, there are an awful
Speaker 1: lot of pro gun rights Democrats and so this should
Speaker 1: be I think a very important issue in these upcoming campaigns. Ryan,
Speaker 1: words of wisdom before we turn it over here.
Speaker 3: Well, you just got to continue to fight for our rights,
Speaker 3: and I mean that through legal channels, through the legislative channels,
Speaker 3: and continue to stand our ground on our rights. Second
Speaker 3: Amendment rights to keep in bare arms. Well, there is
Speaker 3: no doubt about that.
Speaker 1: And this is just going to be such a telling
Speaker 1: election cycle in Colorado, and we're going to continue to
Speaker 1: follow closely. I think at this point there's not a
Speaker 1: whole lot of interest in it because most people just
Speaker 1: assume whoever the Democrats want run is going to win,
Speaker 1: just because Colorado is so deep blue right now. But
Speaker 1: there's an opening there. There is hope, and there are
Speaker 1: different facts and circumstances combining to create that hope. So
Speaker 1: let's hope that expands. Thank you Ryan for your great work.
Speaker 1: Kelly you as well, you mean sunshine every day. Join
Speaker 1: us tomorrow on the Dankpla show