Speaker 1: This is Dan Caples and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: left in this round to fight for the American way.
Speaker 1: Hope you're up for it. Obviously you are. You listen
Speaker 1: to a show like this, But lots to be done.
Speaker 1: And if you think I are in Colorado and nothing
Speaker 1: we can do here, well there are some very concrete
Speaker 1: things we can do here. And obviously Colorado play in
Speaker 1: a major role right because the left freaked out by
Speaker 1: Trump's visit on Friday visit to the gaylord in Aurora,
Speaker 1: because they know Americans have seen that video of the
Speaker 1: Venezuelan gang in the apartment complex in Aurora. It's real
Speaker 1: and it is just It is the symbol now, along
Speaker 1: with of course, the horrific loss of Lake and Riley
Speaker 1: and all these other innocent victims. These are the symbols
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden and the cost, the
Speaker 1: foreseeable c to be cost and so much more of
Speaker 1: opening our border and it's freaking out the left to
Speaker 1: the point that somebody who is I mean, she's really intelligent,
Speaker 1: has some really bad political ideology with their lefty stuff.
Speaker 1: But you have Martha Raddits on ABC walking right into
Speaker 1: it with Jade vance Is having to do with Aurora, Colorado.
Speaker 2: The incidents were limited to a handful of apartment conflux
Speaker 2: apartment complexes, and the mayor said, our dedicated police officers
Speaker 2: have acted on those concerns a handful of problems.
Speaker 3: Only, Martha, do you hear yourself?
Speaker 4: Only a handful of apartment complexes in America were taken
Speaker 4: over by Venezuelan gangs, And I love that.
Speaker 1: That's perfect right. So the left so freaked out by
Speaker 1: this because they know it's killing Harris. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: this can be the new normal as long as it's
Speaker 1: not too many. No, anythinking American across party lines would say,
Speaker 1: there can't be one. There cannot be even one. Cannot
Speaker 1: let this be the new normal. So this is an
Speaker 1: absolutely deadly issue for the left.
Speaker 4: Does Martha Raddits I've been listening to that over and
Speaker 4: over today, Dan, since I cut it for you and me.
Speaker 4: Does she really believe she's making a good point with that,
Speaker 4: there's only a few there's only there's only a handful
Speaker 4: of apartment complexes taken over by trend.
Speaker 1: De Ragua, right, and to that, Ryan, In my experience,
Speaker 1: when otherwise smart people walk into something like that, it's
Speaker 1: because they know the truth is killing them or in
Speaker 1: this case her candidate right ABC's candidate Harris. They know
Speaker 1: the truth is killing her, so they they feel like
Speaker 1: they got to say something and they just make it worse, right,
Speaker 1: they just make it worse. But why was she even
Speaker 1: talking about that on their network Sunday anyway? Because Kamala
Speaker 1: is getting killed by it, getting killed by it. That's
Speaker 1: why she was talking about it. And she did not
Speaker 1: help her costs there. And by the way, I wish
Speaker 1: there was somebody listening. Maybe there is who has a
Speaker 1: direct pipeline to the Trump campaign, because they have got
Speaker 1: to get the sound from this show of may Or
Speaker 1: Mike Kaufman, who I have a lot of respect for
Speaker 1: saying on the show there are entire blocks in Aurora
Speaker 1: they've lost control of and they've got to take back. Now.
Speaker 1: Mike said later that didn't have to do with the
Speaker 1: Venezuelan gangs, but the points still being when you got
Speaker 1: Harris surrogate Polis going on national TV over the weekend
Speaker 1: and saying mocking Trump, saying he doesn't know Aurora. That's
Speaker 1: not the aura that I know. Everything's great in Aurora. Yeah,
Speaker 1: play that tape of the mayor entire blocks we've lost
Speaker 1: control of I'm paraphrasing probably generously. So yeah, no, just
Speaker 1: just crazy stuff. But they're just walking right into it
Speaker 1: because that issue is killing him. Hey, glad you're here
Speaker 1: speaking of Colorado. Something real important going on here. In
Speaker 1: another way that if you're so inclined, you can possibly
Speaker 1: have a big impact, because, as a speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker 1: told me I interviewed him a week ago, it's up
Speaker 1: on at Dan Kaplis on Twitter. Well, he thinks there's
Speaker 1: a real chance that control of Congress comes down to
Speaker 1: the House, comes down to c D eight. And of
Speaker 1: course you have Gabe Evans running against you, Derek Caraveo,
Speaker 1: So i'd ask you to take a real close look
Speaker 1: at that race, because I'm really impressed with Gave Evans,
Speaker 1: and I think that he is well deserving of your support.
Speaker 1: And it's one of those races where you never know
Speaker 1: every bit of support could really matter. But what I
Speaker 1: wanted to do because I think you'll find it fascinating.
Speaker 1: I think it's really instructive for any GOP candidates heading
Speaker 1: into debates because you know the drill from the left
Speaker 1: right now, the left says yeah most of the time,
Speaker 1: almost always will debate, but it has to be with
Speaker 1: Kyle Clark on KUSA because the left knows that they'll
Speaker 1: be very well taken care of there. And so Gave Evans,
Speaker 1: you know, he steps up and he walks right into it,
Speaker 1: but proves himself, proves himself able to handle it and
Speaker 1: turn it to his advantage and do much more. So
Speaker 1: I want to bring you some of that sound and
Speaker 1: then also bring you some sound of Kyle Clark doing
Speaker 1: a very good job for one burst of that debate,
Speaker 1: painting down you, dearra Caravel and it was excellent, but
Speaker 1: and very revealing about Caraveil. It leads to some broader
Speaker 1: issues I think you'll like talking about. But let me
Speaker 1: start with Gabe Evans here as he's being questioned about
Speaker 1: the border. And this is the way and we see
Speaker 1: it right whether you're watching an ABCC and whatever, where
Speaker 1: you see these debates being slanted against the Republican and
Speaker 1: to the Democrat, including the topics that they start with.
Speaker 5: I've been very clear with my three part plan. We
Speaker 5: must secure the border. Right now, Immigration and Customs says
Speaker 5: that we have over thirteen thousand convicted murderers who are
Speaker 5: free in our communities. We have over ninety nine individuals
Speaker 5: on the terrorist watch lists who have been released into
Speaker 5: our communities.
Speaker 1: We have to secure our border.
Speaker 5: We have to create a path for folks who legally
Speaker 5: want to immigrate to the United States that doesn't trap
Speaker 5: them for decades in bureaucracy. And then we have to
Speaker 5: aggressively target those individuals who are illegally in our community
Speaker 5: committing crimes, and those are the folks that we have
Speaker 5: to deport. I've never wavered from that, and I know
Speaker 5: that this is something that we have to do because
Speaker 5: we're currently the third most dangerous state in the country.
Speaker 5: That's a direct result of the policies that my opponent
Speaker 5: has voted for, open border policies, defund the police policies,
Speaker 5: policies that make it illegal for police in Colorado to
Speaker 5: even call Immigration and Customs, and I can fix it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And this is all a part of the debate
Speaker 1: the opening part of the debate where cal Clark went
Speaker 1: off on a rant about Trump and then tried to
Speaker 1: say Trump had said certain things and ty, Gabe do it,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And he's responding to that. I think extremely well.
Speaker 5: I've been very clear with my three part plan.
Speaker 1: We must secure the boy. Yeah, I've heard that part.
Speaker 1: But Gabe, you know, I love the way he kept
Speaker 1: us cool. I love the way that he was so
Speaker 1: articulate and stayed on message, never got baited.
Speaker 5: Want to make sure that we've got a clear answer
Speaker 5: to whether or not you support Donald Trump's plan to
Speaker 5: deport every person in this country illegally he discribed that
Speaker 5: is twenty one million people or more. I heard you
Speaker 5: say deport people committing crimes. Do you support Trump's plan
Speaker 5: to deport each person? We need to empower our law
Speaker 5: enforcement to be able to deport those folks that are
Speaker 5: committing crimes in our community. Once we start to enforce
Speaker 5: the laws, then I think what you'll see happen is
Speaker 5: those folks who have cut in the line, we'll step
Speaker 5: back into the place and line that they should be,
Speaker 5: that they should have been.
Speaker 1: In all along.
Speaker 5: My grandfather earned his citizenship to this country with two
Speaker 5: purple hearts in World War Two as an immigrant from Mexico,
Speaker 5: and so we have to make sure that we are
Speaker 5: respecting the folks who did it the right way and
Speaker 5: not allow folks to cut in line.
Speaker 1: It is very calm, very focused, doesn't take the bait,
Speaker 1: and it continues.
Speaker 5: I'm not certain that I heard an answer to the question
Speaker 5: about whether you support the Trump plan to deport every
Speaker 5: person here illegally, but you did mention your Mexican born grandfather,
Speaker 5: who you often cite in his heroism in World War
Speaker 5: II fighting the Nazis. Of course, Donald Trump echoes the
Speaker 5: dehumanizing rhetoric of.
Speaker 1: Did you believe that cripps? Can you believe that? So
Speaker 1: this is just exhibit a, right, you know, of the
Speaker 1: whole idea and the vast majority of these debate scenarios
Speaker 1: where the Republican walks in and they're going to be
Speaker 1: debating the moderator. The problem is the moderator will not
Speaker 1: debate back. It'd be one thing if you could walk
Speaker 1: in and whether it's Kyle clark Er, it's you know,
Speaker 1: somebody on CNN or wherever, if the moderator had to
Speaker 1: respond to you, if you got to respond to the
Speaker 1: moderator and question the moderator and expose the moderator, as
Speaker 1: jad Vance did when the moderator was dishonestly quote fact checking.
Speaker 1: But the candidate rarely has that opportunity, so it is
Speaker 1: so slanted here. But that's the point is how well
Speaker 1: how well Gabe Evans handles this.
Speaker 5: Fascist that your grandfather fought on behalf of this country.
Speaker 5: Trump says that immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country.
Speaker 5: He says that they are animals, not people. He invokes genetics,
Speaker 5: saying recently that immigrants who kill have bad genes.
Speaker 1: And keep in mind, this is the opening salvo in
Speaker 1: the debate. They've only got thirty minutes. The control of
Speaker 1: the House may depend on CD eight and Kyle Clark's
Speaker 1: using it as a platform to bash Trump. But it
Speaker 1: turns into a gift Evans because he's able to show
Speaker 1: his superior skills by navigating all of this, keeping his cool,
Speaker 1: and making.
Speaker 5: His points while telling a largely white crowd in Minnesota
Speaker 5: that they have good genes because of racehorse theory, which
Speaker 5: involves selective breeding.
Speaker 6: When you hear.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump, whose endorsement you accepted and celebrate, say those things.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Yeah, and let me get you
Speaker 1: Gabe's answer when we come back, and then we get
Speaker 1: into something you're really going to want to hear. Highly unusual,
Speaker 1: but to his credit, Kyle Clark goes at Caravale with
Speaker 1: a series of very fair questions and I was very
Speaker 1: pleased to see it. It's important. It was well done.
Speaker 1: But it is so revealing about her. And you want
Speaker 1: to hear this. You want to have this tape. You
Speaker 1: want to circulate it, buddy. You know in CD eight
Speaker 1: you're on the Dan Capitla Show, and.
Speaker 7: Now back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast. I'm a man,
Speaker 7: I'm a man.
Speaker 3: I'm a man man, and I'm man enough.
Speaker 6: I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel proof bourbon.
Speaker 8: Neat man enough to cook my steak rare, man enough
Speaker 8: to deadlift five hundred and then braid out of my
Speaker 8: daughter's hair.
Speaker 6: Do you think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor? How
Speaker 6: you CARBURETD for breakfast? I'm afraid of bears.
Speaker 1: That's what beer hugs are for.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you another thing. I sure I'm not afraid
Speaker 3: of women.
Speaker 6: I'm not afraid of women. I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 1: They want to control their bodies. I say go for it.
Speaker 3: They't want to use ivy have to start a family.
Speaker 3: I'm not afraid of families.
Speaker 1: They want to be childless. Cat ladies have all the
Speaker 1: cats you want. Woman wants to be president, Well, I
Speaker 1: hope she has the guts to look me right in
Speaker 1: the eye and accept my bull throated endorsement, because it
Speaker 1: tells you everything you need to know right about Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: that she thinks that's gonna work. That's the way to
Speaker 1: get the support of man. Yeah, and you got to
Speaker 1: the thing, right, you gotta see that add eight five
Speaker 1: to five. Where's her? A five eight two fi five.
Speaker 1: That's a remarkable thing about the polls is is she's
Speaker 1: lost five points in one of the real friendly polls
Speaker 1: to her. I think it's the ABC, Paul Aft Double Check,
Speaker 1: maybe NBC. But she's lost five points since she started
Speaker 1: to do interviews, right, And it makes perfect sense, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: And that's why they didn't have her doing interviews in
Speaker 1: the beginning. And probably what will be immortalized is yeah, no,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, I wouldn't do anything differently when her whole
Speaker 1: campaign is a new way forward, and people wonder how
Speaker 1: she could have raised a billion bucks and be losing ground. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: just by saying that she made about seven hundred million
Speaker 1: of that useless. But the other thing is new Coke? Right,
Speaker 1: how much did they spend on New Coke? Oh? I
Speaker 1: never saw a single person drink New Coke? Five? Five terrible?
Speaker 1: Was it really? Yeah?
Speaker 6: It was like.
Speaker 4: Eleven when it came out. You're a bold adventure to
Speaker 4: even try it. I want to get back to the
Speaker 4: phone lines here, but so much going on. Glad you're here,
Speaker 4: and I've been playing sound and I'll wrap it here.
Speaker 4: I've been playing sound from the debate on KUSA channel
Speaker 4: nine between Gabe Evans and Yudra Caraveo. And we don't
Speaker 4: spend that much time on each congressional race, right, but
Speaker 4: this one could control the house.
Speaker 1: And when I interviewed Speaker Johnson, he said, yeah, he
Speaker 1: said he thinks control the House is going to come
Speaker 1: down to CD eight. And if you haven't paid attention
Speaker 1: that race, this guy, Gabe Evans, ask you to take
Speaker 1: a look at him. Super super impressive, but just like
Speaker 1: jd Vance, Right, The esteem for jd Vance skyrocketed after
Speaker 1: he was tested by fire in that very unfair debate
Speaker 1: and excelled and very very similar to Gabe Evans. And
Speaker 1: that's why I've been playing a lot of this sound
Speaker 1: of his debate against Caraveo, which was for the most
Speaker 1: part of debate against Kyle Clark. But then Kyle Clark
Speaker 1: had this moment where he did some really good journalism
Speaker 1: and he questioned Caraveo directly and well on a bunch
Speaker 1: of flip flops. And I'll get to that in one second,
Speaker 1: but I want to I want to play that response
Speaker 1: Gabe Evans had and it was beautiful to Clark's rand
Speaker 1: about Trump's a racist all this and that trying to
Speaker 1: get Evans to say something that would cost him the
Speaker 1: support of the Trump voters.
Speaker 5: As a state legislator, I was able to get almost
Speaker 5: sixty percent of my bills passed down at the state Capitol.
Speaker 5: And that's with me being in a Republican super minority
Speaker 5: nineteen Republicans to forty six Democrats. And the reason that
Speaker 5: I was still able to get almost sixty percent of
Speaker 5: my bills pass is because I can work with everyone
Speaker 5: on these issues. And I do that because I focus
Speaker 5: on policies, not personality. With respect, Would you please answer
Speaker 5: the question when when Donald Trump uses the little flash
Speaker 5: rhetoric about minorities and migrants specifically, what do you think
Speaker 5: of that? So in the endorsement that Donald Trump gave me,
Speaker 5: he talked about securing the border, he talked about making
Speaker 5: our community safe. He talked about lowering the cost of living.
Speaker 5: Those are the things that I'm focused on. Of course,
Speaker 5: I condemn any sort of racist sort of speech, and
Speaker 5: I would you really appreciate if my opponent could join
Speaker 5: me in condemning some of that racist speech. Yesterday was
Speaker 5: the anniversary of one of the most egregious attacks on
Speaker 5: the Jewish community, and I didn't see anything on my
Speaker 5: opponent social media talking about that, and both of you
Speaker 5: actually acknowledged it yesterday on social media.
Speaker 1: Racist statements.
Speaker 5: Are you talking about those statements, those dehumanizing statements by
Speaker 5: Donald Trump. I've always condemned any sort of racist statements.
Speaker 5: Are you willing to say that Donald trump statements are racist?
Speaker 5: I've always condemned racist statement.
Speaker 1: Beautifully done by Dave and this guy is so impressed.
Speaker 1: And then I want to get into I want to
Speaker 1: get into the caravel stuff where Kyle Clark did a
Speaker 1: very good job in questioning Caravel. I'll need more than
Speaker 1: the last two minutes of this segment to do it,
Speaker 1: because you've got to hear this, because because it's it
Speaker 1: does reveal Caraveil, it does expose her. She's an obvious
Speaker 1: far far far lefty. And what's fascinating is Clark pinder
Speaker 1: down on Okay, you've changed all these positions. Does that
Speaker 1: mean you've changed her views? And she wouldn't say she's
Speaker 1: changed her views. She made it very clear she hasn't
Speaker 1: changed her far left views. But because the people of
Speaker 1: the district don't like those views, she's going to vote
Speaker 1: the other way. Wow, you can really have confidence in that, right,
Speaker 1: Dan and Centennial you're on the Dan Kapla so welcome.
Speaker 9: Hey, thanks Dan, No, you just kind of did it.
Speaker 9: I wanted to put out there we should focus on
Speaker 9: for a few weeks here on these congressional races. I mean,
Speaker 9: I think the Trump things in the bag for the
Speaker 9: most part, but we've got to make sure we get
Speaker 9: the Senate back and then the only other four or
Speaker 9: the Congress and then the other kind of sense obviously,
Speaker 9: but the other point is I was wondering, why are
Speaker 9: there no yard signs anywhere this year. There's like no
Speaker 9: yard signs anywhere.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that's just Colorado, right, there's just kind
Speaker 1: of a lack of energy in Colorado because it's not
Speaker 1: in play in the presidential and we don't have a
Speaker 1: governor's race, we don't have a Senate race. What I'm hearing,
Speaker 1: though I haven't traveled there, Ryan, you may hear from Michigan,
Speaker 1: is just like we're seeing in sixteen. Right. It's been
Speaker 1: my refrain, Dan, this is sixteen all over again that
Speaker 1: in the Swing States you're seeing just an avalanche of
Speaker 1: Trump signs and not many people just PLoP and Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris down on their lawn.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I'm talking about fabricatory Yeah yeah. This congress
Speaker 9: is critical pattern.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but you I mean in our congressional races
Speaker 1: in Colorado right now? How many of those And we
Speaker 1: have some great Republican candidates and districts that probably are
Speaker 1: not attainable, But how many of those races do you
Speaker 1: see yard signs? I mean the super close ones. I'm
Speaker 1: not even sure that's a big Colorado thing.
Speaker 4: Kelly's got two fabricatory signs, man, Well, great work, great work, Kelly,
Speaker 4: I got a hold of.
Speaker 9: Them on their website and send me a yard. I
Speaker 9: gotta get your name out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, good for you, Dan No. I appreciate that,
Speaker 1: Kate five five five two five five. And as I
Speaker 1: said earlier, and I played some Compelli sound, I'll get
Speaker 1: to it again after the break. Is there are things
Speaker 1: we can do in Colorado, right. I mean, we're not
Speaker 1: polyennis here, we're realistic, but we're all not quitters. And
Speaker 1: there's also this moral obligation to keep fighting. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think that moral obligation intensifies the more impossible to
Speaker 1: fight seems. And that's how history has been shaped and
Speaker 1: changed right by people who kept fighting the good fight
Speaker 1: even when it seemed impossible. That's the situation we're in now.
Speaker 1: So there are some things short term though, that we've
Speaker 1: got a real chance to win. And you please take
Speaker 1: a look at Amendment seventy nine. And no matter where
Speaker 1: you're at on abortion policy, you may disagree with me completely,
Speaker 1: but this whole idea of putting in the Colorado Constitution
Speaker 1: legalized in fantaside, healthy mom, healthy baby, fully dilated at
Speaker 1: nine months, about to deliver, and you can chop that
Speaker 1: baby up. We're better than that. That cannot be in
Speaker 1: our constitution. And the idea then that you, as a taxpayer,
Speaker 1: would be forced to pay for that, forced to pay
Speaker 1: for that, That's what they're trying to do. Take away
Speaker 1: parental notification. This thing is bizarrely, wickedly extremists, and there's
Speaker 1: a chance to stop it because it takes fifty five
Speaker 1: percent to get it through. So I'll play some compelling
Speaker 1: sound on seventy nine. Please focus on it, Please think
Speaker 1: about it, Please help defeat it. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Kaplis Show.
Speaker 7: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Such a beautiful moment. Bill Clinton not even trying to
Speaker 1: hide it, trying to take out Kamala Harris. You got
Speaker 1: a case in Georgian not very long ago.
Speaker 3: Didn't you.
Speaker 1: They might have had about her about it, a young
Speaker 1: woman who'd been killed by emigrant.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably
Speaker 10: wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 1: Wow. The most direct so far, obviously Gretchen Whitmer trying
Speaker 1: to harm Harris by wearing a Harris walsat as she
Speaker 1: mocks Catholicism and Christianity by staging this bizarre recreation of
Speaker 1: the Administration of Holy Communion. It absolutely Chris. You can
Speaker 1: see it at Dan Kaplis. Michelle and Barack Obama both
Speaker 1: openly harming Kamala Harris in the ways we've talked about
Speaker 1: on the show. Barack most recently scolding black men, scolding
Speaker 1: black men for not voting for Harris because they don't
Speaker 1: want a woman to be president. I mean, Obama has
Speaker 1: some horrible ideas, are a terrible president, but mighty smart
Speaker 1: enough to know that's going to backfire. You go right
Speaker 1: on down the line. And obviously all of these powerful
Speaker 1: lefties I've been talking about, they desperately want her to
Speaker 1: lose because they know it's disastrous for the party. If
Speaker 1: she wins, she will be so horrible. The party will
Speaker 1: get crushed in the twenty six mid terms and wiped
Speaker 1: out in twenty eight. So they need her to lose.
Speaker 1: Eight five to five for zero five A two five
Speaker 1: five the number. Let's go the phone lines will work
Speaker 1: in some of our great texts. Justin and Little Tenure
Speaker 1: on the Dan Caplis Show, welcome.
Speaker 11: Yeah and quickly actually some to the wedding in Central Wisconsin.
Speaker 11: A couple of days ago and probably of a four
Speaker 11: drive each way, I'd say two hundred to two Trump
Speaker 11: signs out numbers signed.
Speaker 1: But what part of the state.
Speaker 11: Well flew into ur old Town Chicago. I always want
Speaker 11: to ask you, Dan, you've still got a very heavy
Speaker 11: accent for living here so many years now. Just a
Speaker 11: curious observation.
Speaker 1: And thank you for that. I know it's a compliment.
Speaker 1: Men is a compliment.
Speaker 11: But yeah, I did out number them, craziness. I wasn't
Speaker 11: even thinking about it. Yeah, And the first few I saw,
Speaker 11: I was like, wait, Wisconsin's the swing state. So I
Speaker 11: was up in north of like Petanwell, okay, driving from Chicago, that's.
Speaker 1: About And obviously if you go to Madison you won't
Speaker 1: see a Trump sign.
Speaker 11: But but I think if the Madison I still thow someome.
Speaker 1: Really that's fantastic. I mean, and I think I'm going
Speaker 1: to beat my little brothers disabled lives in Madison. I'm
Speaker 1: going to go see him in a couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: I hope, And so I'll check that out. But but yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, the trend though from everything I'm hearing across
Speaker 1: the Swing states is many more Trump signs to Harris sids.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the previous color whatever in Colorado. You're right, we
Speaker 11: haven't seen many pretty much anything here but real swing states. Yeah,
Speaker 11: that's the first time.
Speaker 1: And it just thanks for that report, man, thank you, Wow,
Speaker 1: appreciate that. And I think those are powerful indicators because
Speaker 1: it takes a lot to put a yard sign out right,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's a very public commitment, and it takes
Speaker 1: even more when you're supporting Trump. Now, I know, particular neighborhoods,
Speaker 1: et cetera, there'll be lots of people who support Trump.
Speaker 1: But still, you know, you run some risk when you
Speaker 1: say you support Trump because of the way the left
Speaker 1: and their media arm has demonized Trump and the way
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have openly demonized as enemies
Speaker 1: of the state, you know, at least by implication and often,
Speaker 1: I think, pretty directly anybody who supports Trump. So it
Speaker 1: takes a lot. And conversely, and this is a theory
Speaker 1: I can't prove. And even after Trump wins an election day,
Speaker 1: as I fully expect, you won't be able to break
Speaker 1: this down. But I just think Ryan, I think Harris's
Speaker 1: numbers are over inflated because you know, just social acceptability bias.
Speaker 1: You know a lot of people I think in the
Speaker 1: back of their minds they're concerned, especially with all the
Speaker 1: law fair we see out there from the left and
Speaker 1: everything else. Hey, you know, if they tell a polster
Speaker 1: there for Trump, they may be running some risk, they
Speaker 1: may be branding themselves. But if you say you're for Harris, hey,
Speaker 1: that's you know, that's socially acceptable, politically acceptable, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I think that's probably inflating her numbers a little bit,
Speaker 1: not enough for her, because you see the real clear
Speaker 1: politics average. Oh yeah, And the only reason this is
Speaker 1: worth mentioning because Trump's up in every one of the
Speaker 1: swing states except one. And I think they'm down a
Speaker 1: little a tick in Wisconsin, and he's up narrow margins
Speaker 1: and many but when you look back to the polling
Speaker 1: at this stage of sixteen and twenty, you know the
Speaker 1: Democrat was up a bunch more than that.
Speaker 6: I believe you'll win Michigan.
Speaker 7: That's the state I know best.
Speaker 4: That's the accident that I carry along with yours from
Speaker 4: the Upper Midwest that rhymed by the way. I do
Speaker 4: believe her numbers are severely inflated. Dan, I don't want
Speaker 4: to get over confident but I have an even better
Speaker 4: feeling now than I did in twenty sixteen when it
Speaker 4: was a total surprise. I mean, really, you're one of
Speaker 4: the few that I think called a Trump win or
Speaker 4: at least had a strong about.
Speaker 1: I'll go back to the tape it exists to day
Speaker 1: the Morning Show.
Speaker 4: If you would have interviewed me that damn well, Hillary
Speaker 4: is gonna win and it's gonna stank. But I voted
Speaker 4: for Trump and I did what I could. That was
Speaker 4: my attitude literally going into that night. So imagine my
Speaker 4: surprise and delight when Hillary lost. I mean I was
Speaker 4: more happy about her losing even that night than Trump winning.
Speaker 4: But I do believe momentum what you just stated about
Speaker 4: people wanting to be socially acceptable. Although in my circles,
Speaker 4: if I told people I was supporting Kamala, I think
Speaker 4: they'd check me into the nearest mental.
Speaker 1: Hospital and no, Jerry would convict me and I.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't resist them.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, that's right. It's a Texter, says Dan. I
Speaker 1: have a Trump flag flying in front of my house
Speaker 1: in Pueblo. Love it, Dan and CD eight. There are
Speaker 1: most definitely yard signs up for Gabe Evans, good and
Speaker 1: I played a bunch of Gabe Evans Tapic selling at
Speaker 1: the CDA debate on KUSA. Please give that Racis look
Speaker 1: no matter where you are in the country and try
Speaker 1: to help Gabe out because he deserves it, and that
Speaker 1: would be a huge pick up there. And then it's
Speaker 1: interesting how many text I have from separate people with
Speaker 1: the same theme, which is, hey, you know, don't be
Speaker 1: talking about Cayle Clark. Talk about the great journalists we've
Speaker 1: had in the history of the state, and a bunch
Speaker 1: of them named the same people, the dearly departed Rick Salinger.
Speaker 1: They talk about Mike Landis At Sardella, Arakawa, Trahio, Beneman,
Speaker 1: Amy Sporer, ron Zipolo. I mean, so many Grant memories,
Speaker 1: Sean Boyd. I saw Sean Boyd when I was up
Speaker 1: for the interview with Mike Johnson. She was interviewing him
Speaker 1: as well, and shown is truly just a tremendous journalist.
Speaker 1: So yeah, interesting theme from folks. There have been so
Speaker 1: many great journalists in Colorado history, and it's it's sad
Speaker 1: that we don't have as much of that anymore. I
Speaker 1: think we still do have some really good people. Dan,
Speaker 1: do you think a real man either created it or
Speaker 1: anything to do with it's creating that last coma commercial.
Speaker 1: We played this earlier. You're going to love this, and
Speaker 1: in fact these are all now hired actors and all
Speaker 1: this and that we were learning about that now. But
Speaker 1: the point of this is that the Harris people really
Speaker 1: think this is a way to get men to support him.
Speaker 6: I'm a man, I'm a man.
Speaker 3: I'm a man man, and I'm man enough.
Speaker 6: I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel proof bourbon neat
Speaker 6: man enough to cook my steak rare.
Speaker 8: Man enough to deadlift five hundred and break out of
Speaker 8: my daughter's hair.
Speaker 4: Do you think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetorh you
Speaker 4: carburetor for breakfast?
Speaker 6: I'm afraid of bears.
Speaker 1: That's what bear hugs are for.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you another thing. I sure I'm not afraid
Speaker 3: of women.
Speaker 6: I'm not afraid of women. I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 1: They want to control their bodies, I say.
Speaker 9: Go for it.
Speaker 3: They want to use IV. You have to start a family.
Speaker 3: I'm not afraid of families.
Speaker 8: The child's cat ladies have all the catch you want.
Speaker 1: Woman wants to be president, well, I hope she has
Speaker 1: the guts to look right in the eye and accept.
Speaker 6: My bull throated endorsement because I'm yeah.
Speaker 1: And they're running that ad because they're getting a lot
Speaker 1: of that from men. They're running that ad because they're
Speaker 1: getting crushed among men. And and they're losing ground, big
Speaker 1: ground among black men. They're losing big ground. We played
Speaker 1: it earlier off CNN. They're losing big ground among black women. Now,
Speaker 1: obviously the Democrat is probably still going to win black
Speaker 1: men overall, black women overall, but not by the margins
Speaker 1: they did, right, and that could very well be enough
Speaker 1: to decide the election, or turn a narrow Trump victory
Speaker 1: into a route that maybe then picks up some Senate
Speaker 1: and House seats along the way. Speaking of all that, right,
Speaker 1: speaking of all that, and you know the how grateful
Speaker 1: I am for my really shockingly good health. I probably
Speaker 1: shouldn't have said that, right, Probably gonna get by bus
Speaker 1: when I got here, But I had the ultimate stress
Speaker 1: test for my heart today. It's because we we have
Speaker 1: this little place. It's about halfway up a mountain, you know,
Speaker 1: about thirty thirty five minutes west of Veil And so
Speaker 1: I was leaving about four o'clock this morning to get
Speaker 1: back down for the work day at the office and
Speaker 1: it's pitch dark, no lights whatsoever, and my car's outside,
Speaker 1: and I'm loading up the car and Ryan, it was
Speaker 1: so dark I couldn't tell how close. But it couldn't
Speaker 1: have been. It couldn't have been a stone's throw away.
Speaker 1: All of the sudden, the loudest possible roaring bugle from
Speaker 1: a bull elk. And I don't know if you've ever
Speaker 1: had one of those like up close. But I don't
Speaker 1: need to go to any doctor. I don't need any
Speaker 1: stress tests on a treadmill. The fact I'm still with
Speaker 1: you after that, that is that is just an experience.
Speaker 1: And then you know, you could hear the hoofs, and
Speaker 1: you could hear this and that you have to change
Speaker 1: your pants. I have to admit I had romance on
Speaker 1: my mind when I woke up this morning, but not
Speaker 1: that kind. So I'll tell you that was I don't
Speaker 1: know what that bull elk was looking at, but I
Speaker 1: was not waiting around to find out. No, there there
Speaker 1: is at least one bull elk up there, halfway up
Speaker 1: a mountain somewhere. Who U has very poor vision? Man? Wow, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that is not the way you want to go eight
Speaker 1: five five for zero five A two. That's one of
Speaker 1: those funerals where everybody would laugh. How call you go
Speaker 1: through it? Right?
Speaker 6: I mean you would want them to yeah, way.
Speaker 1: To go yeah now I thank goodness, we will not
Speaker 1: find out eight five five two five five takes d
Speaker 1: D A N five seven seven three nine. When we
Speaker 1: come back off some of that really compelling sound of
Speaker 1: Caraveo being exposed at that debate. You're on the Dan Kapla.
Speaker 7: Show, and now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Here's why they're losing men, Here's why they're losing women.
Speaker 1: Here's why they're losing everybody. Okay, beyond the obvious, people
Speaker 1: want strength. People want strength, especially in a very dangerous
Speaker 1: world like this. And Donald Trump, that's his brand and
Speaker 1: he's proven it. Talk is cheap, He's proven it in office,
Speaker 1: and he proved it no way. He won the election
Speaker 1: in those fifteen seconds before the time between the time
Speaker 1: he was shot and the time he got up off
Speaker 1: the ground and stood up and put his fist out
Speaker 1: and said fight, fight, fight. He won the election then,
Speaker 1: because that can't be scripted, can't be any political consultants.
Speaker 1: That has to be real in that moment, and America
Speaker 1: saw what it needs, which is just that kind of
Speaker 1: strength and a leader, a leader that enemies will fear
Speaker 1: and hopefully it will deter them and they will retreat.
Speaker 1: And that's what we had in his first term, right.
Speaker 1: And Americans, whether they'll admit it or not, they need
Speaker 1: him on the wall. Kamala Harris is the polar opposite
Speaker 1: of that, the polar opposite of that. And yeah, no,
Speaker 1: weakness is not attractive, and weakness attracts evil. Strength is attractive.
Speaker 1: It can go too far, but strength is attractive and
Speaker 1: strength discourages evil. And that in and of itself is
Speaker 1: going to decide the race because what happened, well first
Speaker 1: Trump shown it before, right, but those fifteen seconds after
Speaker 1: he was shot, Yeah, that showed enough Americans everything they
Speaker 1: needed to see to vote their own self interest in
Speaker 1: the form of Donald Trump. Glad you're here covering a
Speaker 1: lot of ground today. Appreciate you being here with us
Speaker 1: for it. Interesting point that Archbishop Aquilla made.
Speaker 12: And every abortion has a consequence. If one of our
Speaker 12: four grandparents were aborted, how many people would be in
Speaker 12: this church?
Speaker 1: Think about that? What a great point that is. Anyway,
Speaker 1: and we're talking a lot about Amendments seventy nine where
Speaker 1: the left ones to enshrine and fantaside into the Constitution,
Speaker 1: plus taxpayer funding of abortion to a way with parental notification.
Speaker 1: Please a post seventy nine. Let me get to this.
Speaker 1: I've been playing a lot of sound of Gabe Evans
Speaker 1: doing so well in the debate with Caraveo on a
Speaker 1: slandered playing field against him. But Kyle Clark does an
Speaker 1: excellent job here of pinning Caraveo down, and it's so
Speaker 1: revealing because listen to her. She's confirming she still has
Speaker 1: all these wacky, radical, crazy far left views, but claims
Speaker 1: she won't act on them in office because the people
Speaker 1: of her district don't like those views. Yeah, that's reliable.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: In twenty twenty one, you called on the Biden administration
Speaker 5: to divest from immigration enforcement agencies like ICE and CBP.
Speaker 1: Is that still your position.
Speaker 10: My constituents do not believe that, and so I would
Speaker 10: vote against that.
Speaker 5: Is it still your position? Do you still believe that
Speaker 5: that's the right thing to do.
Speaker 10: My job is to represent the eighth Congressional district, and
Speaker 10: that is what I'm doing every time that I vote.
Speaker 1: Well before I go on. Think about how extraordinary that
Speaker 1: is and listen to the tone of voice. So this
Speaker 1: is the typical con the left plays. Right, they pretend
Speaker 1: to be moderate, They have her with the stethoscope and
Speaker 1: everything else, but then this great line of questioning. She
Speaker 1: believes this crazy radical stuff, and even at the risk
Speaker 1: of losing the race, she will not forsake that.
Speaker 4: Well, And then I asked Gabe Evans this, Dan, why
Speaker 4: would I vote for somebody you, Derek Caravello, who fakes
Speaker 4: her positions on these to reflect her constituents when I
Speaker 4: know Gabe Evans will fight for those positions.
Speaker 1: And then the rest of this is fascinating.
Speaker 5: In twenty nineteen, you sponsored a bill prohibiting local law
Speaker 5: enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration holds in Colorado. Do
Speaker 5: you still believe that Colorado law enforcement should be barred
Speaker 5: from working with immigration agents?
Speaker 10: It shouldn't be up to local law enforcement to do
Speaker 10: what the federal government has failed to do.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a yes, you still hold that position.
Speaker 10: The local police officer should not be enforcing laws that
Speaker 10: the federal government has not reformed.
Speaker 5: In twenty twenty one, you sponsored a bill that allowed
Speaker 5: the state to award contracts to companies that knowingly employ
Speaker 5: people who are not in this country legally.
Speaker 6: Is that still your view?
Speaker 10: I will vote in keeping with what the constituent of
Speaker 10: the eighth district wanted me to and I think that
Speaker 10: is taking a balanced approach to people that immigrate here
Speaker 10: legally and illegally.
Speaker 6: That did not answer the question at all. In twenty
Speaker 6: twenty one.
Speaker 1: You think about this, think about this, she has seen
Speaker 1: to the people of the district. Yeah, I have these
Speaker 1: radical views that are out of touch with you. But
Speaker 1: trust me, I'm really going to vote the way you
Speaker 1: want me to.
Speaker 5: Know, sponsored a bill that allowed the state to give
Speaker 5: contracts to companies that knowingly employ people who do not
Speaker 5: have legal authorization to work.
Speaker 1: Do you still believe that's the right thing to do.
Speaker 10: I've not had a bill presented to me since then.
Speaker 5: In twenty twenty one, you sponsored a bill that opened
Speaker 5: up taxpayer paid public housing to people here illegally.
Speaker 1: Is that still your position?
Speaker 10: I have around the issue of housing. Made sure that
Speaker 10: I'm introducing a bill to have the federal government pay
Speaker 10: for migrant housing.
Speaker 1: Wow, that was a great line of questioning. So if
Speaker 1: you haven't dialed into CD eight, but please consider doing so,
Speaker 1: because first gave Evans he's just one of those really
Speaker 1: good candidates, and you proved it in this debate who
Speaker 1: I think is worthy of all of our support. But
Speaker 1: beyond that, it could well determined control of the House,
Speaker 1: and obviously you've got a stake in that. We all do.
Speaker 6: Ryan.
Speaker 1: Tremendous job, Kelly. Thank you to you as well. Boy.
Speaker 1: Just think about it tomorrow when we get back here
Speaker 1: together again. I hope you join us tomorrow. Just twenty
Speaker 1: one days left until election day. Think how wild it's
Speaker 1: about to get as Trump moves clearly into the lead.
Speaker 1: Great to see you're on the Dankapla Show.