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Speaker 1: Three or three someone three eight two five five texts
Speaker 1: DA and five seven seven three nine. Jump in on
Speaker 1: anything you want any time. Obviously, we're going to be
Speaker 1: following up today. It's now become a national story, as
Speaker 1: it should be.
Speaker 2: One of the most.
Speaker 1: Grave miscarriages of justice I think any of us have
Speaker 1: ever seen in Colorado. We were on it yesterday. We'll
Speaker 1: continue to follow up, try to get additional facts. I
Speaker 1: assume at this point Ryan Noluck from the DA's office
Speaker 1: out in Arapo County the eighteenth the DA there now
Speaker 1: Amy Padden, and we would love to have her on
Speaker 1: the show to have the conversation.
Speaker 3: I did leave a message, Dan, I did, He says, afternoon.
Speaker 2: I have not heard back yet. Okay, thank you, Kelly.
Speaker 1: I expect it will be a very long wait because
Speaker 1: you can't defend the indefensible right now, there's always a
Speaker 1: possibility there are some facts out there that somehow we
Speaker 1: haven't heard of yet, so we always keep our mind
Speaker 1: open to that. But I can't even imagine what those
Speaker 1: would be here, you know, where You've got this fifteen
Speaker 1: year old vehicular homicide ninety in a forty five and
Speaker 1: a residential fifteen, no license obviously here illegally, no insurance,
Speaker 1: and he kills this beautiful young Caitlin Weaver. And in
Speaker 1: a district Attorney Padden's definition of justice, not a single
Speaker 1: day of juvenile detention, not a single day, just probation.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: And we talked about that in depth. Do you think
Speaker 1: of the extraordinarily dangerous message that sends? And obviously the
Speaker 1: Left in Colorado going out of its way to try
Speaker 1: to recruit people to come here illegally, regardless of the background,
Speaker 1: regardless of whether they commit crimes. You know, they've gone
Speaker 1: to such extremes even recently, of changing law so that
Speaker 1: if you come here illegally, you get a driver's license
Speaker 1: first day, first day, you don't even have to express
Speaker 1: an intent to stay, and you can use a really
Speaker 1: old ID. Yeah, so the Left is actively recruiting people
Speaker 1: to come here illegally, regardless of their background in terms
Speaker 1: of it, they've been a good citizen at their country
Speaker 1: of origin or a bad, say, now they just want
Speaker 1: them here. They see them all as potential votes. And
Speaker 1: you know, the citizens the innocent be damned, and I
Speaker 1: think we have a very vivid example of that going
Speaker 1: on here.
Speaker 2: Love to be wrong.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I could be on this, but
Speaker 1: if the district Attorney has some other explanations, some other facts,
Speaker 1: we would love to hear them. So we'll be following
Speaker 1: up on that today. And that ties into something bigger
Speaker 1: and broader that I've been talking with you about for
Speaker 1: a long time, which is most people don't realize it
Speaker 1: until they're victims. But Colorado has such weak and lame
Speaker 1: laws as they exist right now when it comes to
Speaker 1: deaths on the roadway, reckless drivers.
Speaker 2: Et cetera.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's just this effort by Republicans and
Speaker 1: a dever two joined in the legislature to toughen those
Speaker 1: laws up, try to save more lives, et cetera. And
Speaker 1: the Democrats shot that down because they are so overt
Speaker 1: in their choice now in favor of the criminal over
Speaker 1: the innocent. And that is just where they have staked
Speaker 1: their claim, and we can talk about why. I think
Speaker 1: the answer is pretty clear that it's the far far,
Speaker 1: far left that has the most money right now, and
Speaker 1: Democrats believe as long as they win their primary in Colorado,
Speaker 1: they're going to win the general. So they are going
Speaker 1: so extreme, radically left, and part of that is to
Speaker 1: be pro.
Speaker 2: Criminal and anti victim.
Speaker 1: Three out three is someone three eight two five five
Speaker 1: text d an five seven seven three nine. There are
Speaker 1: still some Democrat das who are honorable and noble and
Speaker 1: view that office as the sacred trust that they should,
Speaker 1: and an awful lot of Republicans who do.
Speaker 2: But we're seeing more and more of.
Speaker 1: These politically motivated activist leftists Democrat das, and it's just
Speaker 1: an extension politics for them, and I think that's just obscene.
Speaker 1: So we'll continue to follow this story. I want to
Speaker 1: bring you the Fox News version of it now. Ryan,
Speaker 1: I could have missed it, right I'm in trial prep
Speaker 1: and I could have missed it.
Speaker 2: But I have looked around.
Speaker 1: I have not seen this story, which is nobody can
Speaker 1: argue anything other than extremely important. Have not seen this
Speaker 1: story anywhere but CBS four correct I haven't seen it
Speaker 1: in the Denver Post.
Speaker 2: Again, maybe I missed something.
Speaker 1: But but you can be sure that if it was
Speaker 1: some fifteen year old and a maga hat Trump supporter
Speaker 1: who committed this AIN'TUS crime, that you'd be seeing this
Speaker 1: story everywhere. All righty, A lot more to talk about
Speaker 1: here today as well, A really fascinating sound of Michael
Speaker 1: Bennett once again kind of exposed on national stage. And
Speaker 1: if you're somebody Republican or not, I don't care. If
Speaker 1: you're just somebody who wants to see this state get
Speaker 1: better that then you should be encouraged by this sound
Speaker 1: we're going to play for you, because he is the
Speaker 1: present MP of Nominee and we have seen already that
Speaker 1: he really struggles when he gets outside of the bubble,
Speaker 1: and he's going to have to be outside of the bubble.
Speaker 2: A lot during a campaign. So here is.
Speaker 1: Michael Bennett now Mark Helper and he doesn't come from
Speaker 1: the right. Mark Mark Helprin is more I think aligned
Speaker 1: with the left. He has a show now, good show
Speaker 1: called two Way that streams and here he's interviewing Michael
Speaker 1: Bennett on what should be a juicy target of opportunity
Speaker 1: for the GOP nominee for governor, and that is bet
Speaker 1: At Wait a second, you knew that Biden was incompetent
Speaker 1: and you help cover it up. Right now, those aren't
Speaker 1: Helpern's words, but they should be.
Speaker 4: Should he not have run because of mental decline or
Speaker 4: for some other reason?
Speaker 5: I think he shouldn't have run because he was he was.
Speaker 2: I think that he had gotten to the point, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't say.
Speaker 5: A mental decline, but of of of decline that put
Speaker 5: him in a position of not being able to wag
Speaker 5: vigorous campaign against Donald Trump. And there's no way you
Speaker 5: can beat Donald Trump unless you can wage the vigorous campaign.
Speaker 2: And he couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: So once again, Bennett denying that Biden was in cognitive declined,
Speaker 1: denying the Herd report, denying all these other reports. Biden,
Speaker 1: pardon me, Bennett's still claiming that Biden was just mentally
Speaker 1: fit and strong.
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't you say mental decline? Did you not see
Speaker 4: that publicly? I didn't see. Well, look when the first thing.
Speaker 3: That I really saw, other than one visit to the
Speaker 3: White House on an immigration matter, there was about I
Speaker 3: think six weeks before this was when I saw his
Speaker 3: debate with Donald Trump. And I think I was the
Speaker 3: first Democrat to publicly say on network television that we
Speaker 3: were going to lose in a landslide if he stayed
Speaker 3: at the top of the ticket.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, what about that visit he had to
Speaker 1: the White House six weeks before? And Bennett, he's trying
Speaker 1: to house. He's a US senator and he's not hearing
Speaker 1: from other people the truth about Joe Biden at that point.
Speaker 1: That's simply unbelievable. No nobody can believe that. I mean,
Speaker 1: no matter what job you're in or whatever, you know,
Speaker 1: the way humans are and the way people talk. And
Speaker 1: Bennett a Democrat US senator, the president from his party,
Speaker 1: and he's not hearing from people who are around Biden.
Speaker 1: And how was Biden at that visit bennettead with him
Speaker 1: six weeks before, helping continues here.
Speaker 4: But let me ask you about that, because that's a
Speaker 4: common answer. He once addressed a dead congresswoman at an
Speaker 4: event meant to honor her as if she were there.
Speaker 4: He was sequestered from the media, talked to the media
Speaker 4: far less often, even in twenty twenty, including twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: I don't think he needed to see anything secret or private,
Speaker 4: or that debate to see mental decline?
Speaker 2: Do you not agree with them?
Speaker 6: Well, I think that again, I have not made.
Speaker 3: A personal assessment, you know, at that time, certainly of
Speaker 3: Joe Biden's mental decline.
Speaker 7: I think he was not in a position to w
Speaker 7: age of vigorous campaign against Trump, whether it was mental
Speaker 7: or physical, and we paid a heavy price for his
Speaker 7: decision to Again.
Speaker 1: Bennett had not made a personal assessment of Biden's mental decline.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is the thing, Ben Bennett.
Speaker 1: Is is so old school politics, right. I just think
Speaker 1: the world's changing. I think Colorado is changing for the better,
Speaker 1: and people can spot these these old school politics liars
Speaker 1: from a mile away. And I think anybody in listening
Speaker 1: to that interview just comes away thinking, no, he's just
Speaker 1: he's just an old fashioned political liar, right. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think this is one of the worst candidates that Democrats.
Speaker 2: Could put up.
Speaker 1: So thank goodness they have three or three someone three eight, two, five,
Speaker 1: five of the number. Hey, that doesn't mean the Republican.
Speaker 2: O beat him. Don't get me wrong on that.
Speaker 1: Colorado has made it pretty clear it's reflexibly voting Blue
Speaker 1: Jersey over red Jersey these days. So it will take
Speaker 1: an awful lot of things coming together well to beat them.
Speaker 1: But Bennett gives you a chance. Texter or Dan, I
Speaker 1: have never met anybody that's pro criminal as you say,
Speaker 1: so just don't exaggerate, please, my friend. I am glad
Speaker 1: you have not met one of these people.
Speaker 2: But guess what.
Speaker 1: They control the Colorado Democratic Party, and there can be
Speaker 1: no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: They are actively pro criminal.
Speaker 1: And I don't fault our Texter for not understanding based
Speaker 1: I assume on his or her life that there are
Speaker 1: these people now, and they're certainly not a majority of
Speaker 1: Democrats or a majority of the population, but they just
Speaker 1: happen to own and operate the Democratic Party and they
Speaker 1: are actively pro criminal. They believe that criminals have been
Speaker 1: victimized by society. The criminals haven't had the types of
Speaker 1: opportunities and the types of benefits that others in society
Speaker 1: have had. Belief that criminals are in fact criminals because
Speaker 1: they're a.
Speaker 2: Victim of racism.
Speaker 1: Obviously we have a lot of white criminals as well,
Speaker 1: but you just have a Democratic Party now controlled by
Speaker 1: people who are actively pro criminal, And how can you
Speaker 1: even question that when you look at what they're doing.
Speaker 1: What's your other explanation for their behavior.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 6: And now back to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 8: His intent, I will tell you that there is a
Speaker 8: guy in Georgia who is issuing threats on my life
Speaker 8: about a month ago, and he's in jail today.
Speaker 2: He has been.
Speaker 8: Indicted with a crime, as he should have been, and
Speaker 8: he is in jail as we speak. So whatever James
Speaker 8: Comy intent, he and people like him need to be
Speaker 8: held to account according to the law, which is something
Speaker 8: that he claims to have given his life fore and
Speaker 8: stands by the rule of law.
Speaker 2: Fantastic.
Speaker 8: The rule of law says people like him who issued
Speaker 8: direct threats against the President of the United States, essentially
Speaker 8: issuing a call to assassinate him, must be held accountable
Speaker 8: under the law.
Speaker 1: Telsea Gabbert, Director of National Intelligence, want to get your
Speaker 1: take on this. What do you think should be done
Speaker 1: to James Comy? Do you think he should be arrested
Speaker 1: right now? I think he should be prosecuted. Think he
Speaker 1: should be convicted. Do you think he should be jailed?
Speaker 1: What do you think his defense is going to be?
Speaker 2: Three or three?
Speaker 1: Someone three eight, two, five, five, the number techs DN
Speaker 1: five seven seven, three nine. We have a lot more
Speaker 1: sound on that as well as we tee up text
Speaker 1: and calls on this. I'll give you my take obviously.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about this from a lot of different aspects,
Speaker 1: starting with, of course, the law, because anything has to
Speaker 1: be tethered to the law. We are better than the
Speaker 1: Democrats are. We are not going to do what they did.
Speaker 1: We're not going to misuse the legal system, weaponize the
Speaker 1: legal system against political opponents. Acution has to be absolutely justified,
Speaker 1: and a prosecution that would occur against a political ally
Speaker 1: as well. Now, right out of the gate, let's put
Speaker 1: the easy one to bed. Right, If this said penned
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, who would have issued that eight six four
Speaker 1: six aimed at Joe Biden? You know, the hanging probably
Speaker 1: would have taken about a week. He would have been
Speaker 1: promptly arrested and fully prosecuted and likely convicted in whatever venue,
Speaker 1: meaning they would have chosen a friendly venue, but he
Speaker 1: might have been convicted in any venue. So we'll get
Speaker 1: that out of the way. There's no question about that, right,
Speaker 1: So what should happen here? Three or three someone three
Speaker 1: eight two five five the number some other commentary on this.
Speaker 1: Here's a Jonathan Lemire, Politico on MSNBC.
Speaker 9: We heard from FBI diressor Cash Hotel that they're going
Speaker 9: to be investigating it. You already read a few number
Speaker 9: of Trump officials who said they would as well, and
Speaker 9: it's hard to know whether or not they'll be there there.
Speaker 9: I mean Tolme took a post down imediately. He apologized.
Speaker 1: Is that Ryan, I got to get a new law
Speaker 1: book because mine doesn't have that in there. Mine doesn't say, Okay,
Speaker 1: you can call for the assassination of the president, but.
Speaker 2: As long as you apologize, get.
Speaker 1: Out of jail free. I need a new law book. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 9: He feel surprising to me that he is so disliked
Speaker 9: on the right, considering the role he he'll play in
Speaker 9: Donald Trump's original election in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: He can't be that dumb. He can't.
Speaker 1: And I know he's not dumb. Lamiir's not dumb. He's
Speaker 1: just a lefty. But here's the point.
Speaker 2: Lefties really do think we're stupid.
Speaker 1: Even when we beat him, Even when we beat him consistently,
Speaker 1: they still think we're stupid.
Speaker 2: It's just part of their worldview.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I can't imagine why the right doesn't like
Speaker 1: call me because he helped Trump beat Clinton in sixteen
Speaker 1: when he investigated Clinton.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh, maybe it's because the coup attempt. Yeah, maybe it's
Speaker 1: because James Comy was part of the coup attempt. And
Speaker 1: I called it that at the time, and it was
Speaker 1: one hundred percent correct. Remember that the Russia hoax, which
Speaker 1: is really way too gentle a word for it, that
Speaker 1: was that was a coup attempt, an attempted to ruin
Speaker 1: and jail and drive from the presidency an innocent man
Speaker 1: with a false allegation. And James Comy was right in
Speaker 1: the middle of it. And and I think my interpretation
Speaker 1: of his comments kind of bragged about that later and will.
Speaker 2: Place some of those comments.
Speaker 1: So no, yeah, that's why not the right, but anybody
Speaker 1: thinking right has a big problem with James Comy. Even before,
Speaker 1: in my few he clearly called for the assassination of
Speaker 1: the President of the United States, knowing that in his
Speaker 1: position as former FBI director, he would have it is
Speaker 1: more likely that his call for the killing of Trump
Speaker 1: would be acted upon than somebody else's because he's former
Speaker 1: f director. Wow, And boy, I hope the things I
Speaker 1: want to see happen happen soon.
Speaker 2: Let's start with Rusty and Englewood. You're on the Dan Kaplis,
Speaker 2: she'll welcome.
Speaker 10: Hey Dan. I'm just a couple of things about this.
Speaker 10: First of all, I totally agree with you. I think
Speaker 10: it's reprehensible, but I do want to play a little
Speaker 10: bit of the devil's advocate as well. Yes yesterday I
Speaker 10: was watching Jesse Waters when this story first broke, and
Speaker 10: enough as part of another story, they showed a bunch
Speaker 10: of protesters and several of them were holding signs that
Speaker 10: said eighty six forty seven in one version or another.
Speaker 10: And then you know, I thought, well, I'm going to
Speaker 10: look up what eighty six means, and it can mean
Speaker 10: a lot of things. It basically get rid of. Get
Speaker 10: rid of is probably the main thing, but everyone on
Speaker 10: our side is taking it as get rid of him permanently,
Speaker 10: assassinate him, kill him. So I just think there's a
Speaker 10: little bit of of we go room there for someone's
Speaker 10: that's trying to get out of using those numbers to oh, you're.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent correct, you're a hundred percent correct, rusting
Speaker 1: And that's what I said yesterday when this story broke
Speaker 1: is this was, in my view, premeditated, deliberate by Comy,
Speaker 1: and that Comy has gone through and probably with lawyers,
Speaker 1: the same analysis you just went through, and that Comy
Speaker 1: believes that he can accomplish two purposes here.
Speaker 2: One is to.
Speaker 1: Protect himself from any successful criminal prosecution, and if he
Speaker 1: is arrested, he probably intends to raise tens of millions
Speaker 1: off it. And then the second, and my personal belief,
Speaker 1: just just my personal belief, can't prove it. I don't
Speaker 1: have subpoena power. I can't go in and get his
Speaker 1: ZSI all that other stuff. My personal belief is that
Speaker 1: in issuing that he hoped it was acted upon. And
Speaker 1: it depends in part upon who makes a threat and
Speaker 1: under what circumstances. He's the former FBI director, he has
Speaker 1: already tried to destroy Trump's life. He knew the second
Speaker 1: he published that it made an assassination of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: more likely. So judge him by his actions, judge his
Speaker 1: intent by his actions. And how could any logical, analytical,
Speaker 1: honest thinker conclude anything other than he wanted to increase
Speaker 1: the chance of an assassination.
Speaker 2: I one hundred percent disagree.
Speaker 10: I just kind of wanted to. Yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 10: guess that's something that's been out there for a while.
Speaker 10: The eighty six forty seven he didn't. It's not original
Speaker 10: something that he came up with originally, but it has
Speaker 10: been out.
Speaker 2: There for a while. I don't think so has killed Trump.
Speaker 10: Well, I know, and if he gets, you know, prosecuted,
Speaker 10: then there are probably some other people that should be
Speaker 10: prosecuted as well, all these purple haired old ladies that
Speaker 10: are at these protests.
Speaker 1: For one, Rusty, this is such a great call because
Speaker 1: I want to dig into that right now.
Speaker 2: Thank you. What a brilliant call.
Speaker 1: In any criminal prosecution, right listen, I do catastrophic injury work.
Speaker 1: I don't do criminal low but I've covered a lot
Speaker 1: of big criminal cases for the networks back in the day.
Speaker 1: In any kind of criminal prosecution, you're looking at these
Speaker 1: specific facts and circumstances the individual, the individual's actual intent,
Speaker 1: and so no, you don't compare Komy to some you know,
Speaker 1: pink haired seventy eight year old with an eight six
Speaker 1: four to six sign out somewhere.
Speaker 2: You know, you have to look at these individual facts.
Speaker 1: I'll continue this after the break, but Rusty's core point
Speaker 1: is a brilliant one, and it's the one I made yesterday.
Speaker 2: Komy knew what he was doing when he did this.
Speaker 1: He's very confident he cannot be successfully prosecuted. He probably
Speaker 1: wants to be prosecuted and prosecuted unsuccessfully and get back
Speaker 1: in the limelight and raise tens of million dollars in
Speaker 1: the process.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 1: And Danielle Jerinsky after the break on this horrific miscarriage
Speaker 1: of judge justice in a Repo.
Speaker 6: County, you're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 11: Well, Phil, it's hard to believe you can kill someone
Speaker 11: and not do a single day in prison. But that's
Speaker 11: exactly the deal a teenage illegal alien got in Colorado
Speaker 11: after he crashed into an innocent woman while going twice
Speaker 11: to speed limit. Twenty four year old Caitlin Weaver was
Speaker 11: driving home from work in Aurora, Colorado, last summer. That's
Speaker 11: when a fifteen year old unlicensed illegal alien driving ninety
Speaker 11: miles per hour in a forty five zone crashed into
Speaker 11: her car. She was taken off life support two days later. Now, shockingly,
Speaker 11: the Arapaho County DA's office has now given the unidentified
Speaker 11: alien driver a plea deal, which we'll see him serve
Speaker 11: no prison time and instead get only probation and community service.
Speaker 2: That on Fox News.
Speaker 1: I'm glad it's gone in national Danielle Jorinsky, the superstar
Speaker 1: city councilwoman from Aurora.
Speaker 2: Kind enough to join us on this.
Speaker 1: Danielle ed, what does this do to make the streets
Speaker 1: of Arepo County safer? I mean it to me, this
Speaker 1: is such a dangerous precedent, such a dangerous message the
Speaker 1: DA is sending at any point in time, but particularly
Speaker 1: given the carnage we see on our roadways these days.
Speaker 1: And my lord, Danielle, what are you saying to the
Speaker 1: parents of this beautiful young woman? You know what, what
Speaker 1: are you saying about the value of their daughter who
Speaker 1: was killed? So love your take on this.
Speaker 12: Yeah, well thanks for having me, Dan. This absolutely sickens me.
Speaker 12: I have posted about this, I think the last three
Speaker 12: days in a row. I know. Fox News ran this
Speaker 12: story this morning and mentioned my name in it.
Speaker 13: I am absolutely sickened.
Speaker 12: And the message this sends.
Speaker 13: Is that we value the illegals more than we do
Speaker 13: our own citizens.
Speaker 1: Right this criminal illegals, you have committed crimes?
Speaker 12: Well absolutely, and what not? What's not mentioned?
Speaker 13: Also is that this fifteen year old driving had children
Speaker 13: in the car.
Speaker 1: With him, so no regard for human lives.
Speaker 13: And then mom, Mom turns around and says, oh, he
Speaker 13: took the vehicle without my knowledge. He took the vehicle
Speaker 13: and your other young children.
Speaker 12: Without your knowledge.
Speaker 2: So is a car.
Speaker 13: Then they say, that's what moms saying.
Speaker 1: Mom saying, another reason not to punish him in the
Speaker 1: eyes of the DA I.
Speaker 13: Guess well, it's why mom couldn't be punished.
Speaker 12: That's why mom couldn't.
Speaker 13: Be punished, because apparently in Colorado, all you have to
Speaker 13: say is.
Speaker 12: My child took my vehicle without my knowledge. So so
Speaker 12: not only do we have not that's autofest.
Speaker 13: Then at that point that the fifteen year old who's
Speaker 13: here illegally driving with obviously no license, no insurance.
Speaker 12: And and committed period.
Speaker 13: And what do you say to the family of Caitlin Weaver.
Speaker 12: I I I'm speechless.
Speaker 1: Well, what they're saying is is, in my constitutionally protected opinion,
Speaker 1: that their politics matters more than their daughter's life, politics
Speaker 1: meaning the politics of the prosecutor the elected.
Speaker 13: And if you go back and you watch the swearing
Speaker 13: in ceremony for Amy Patten, which I have it. If
Speaker 13: you go back and watch her swearing in ceremony and.
Speaker 12: The speech that she gave, she said that this was coming.
Speaker 12: She said that she.
Speaker 13: Was going to protect our our undocumented neighbors, or however
Speaker 13: she worded it.
Speaker 12: She said that this is what she was going to do.
Speaker 12: So she's just she's just now proving it.
Speaker 2: Where can we find that sound? I'd love to find
Speaker 2: that sound.
Speaker 12: Oh, I can send it to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, appreciate it. I'd love to hear it, and
Speaker 1: I'd love to get her on air and and air
Speaker 1: it all out. Have they have the whole big conversation.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I doubt that she'll come on because she's a coward,
Speaker 13: but uh, you can definitely it's her own words. It's
Speaker 13: it's her swearing in ceremony, and she goes on and
Speaker 13: on about you know, the the the inequities and sentencing
Speaker 13: for the black and brown community and what she's going
Speaker 13: to do to protect our undocumented neighbors. I have it.
Speaker 12: I have it, and I'm happy to send it to you.
Speaker 13: And I am absolutely disgusted.
Speaker 12: Disgusted by this.
Speaker 13: And I hope that our partners at ICE are watching
Speaker 13: this and and you know, probation, probation, this is this
Speaker 13: is sit that is the value that she has put
Speaker 13: on Caitlin Weaver's life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think anybody who's not sickened by it
Speaker 1: probably needs to see a cardiologist and neurologist. Danielle Cherinski
Speaker 1: our guest, Danielle, I want to go back to a
Speaker 1: good point you made earlier about the mother. And I
Speaker 1: don't know the details of this, by the way, I
Speaker 1: haven't seen that the files. I doubt they're making the public.
Speaker 1: But you say that your understanding is the DA's office
Speaker 1: said they couldn't charge the mother because the mother said
Speaker 1: that the vehicle had been stolen. Now, I can tell
Speaker 1: you we see it all the time in civil law,
Speaker 1: where people claim a vehicle had been stolen, and then
Speaker 1: of course there are ways to investigate that and test
Speaker 1: that claim. And I'd love to know what, if anything,
Speaker 1: the District Attorney's office did along those lines.
Speaker 13: Sure I would too, but we're not going to get
Speaker 13: any answers.
Speaker 12: Dan, She's not going to say anything. And now this
Speaker 12: has gotten.
Speaker 13: So much attention, and it's interesting. Her PIO sent me
Speaker 13: an email two days ago after I made my first post,
Speaker 13: and he said, you know something that you.
Speaker 12: Said on your social media.
Speaker 13: I would really like.
Speaker 12: To investigate, but I can only investigate it with your help.
Speaker 12: You can only investigate it with my help.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: What did they say they needed your help to investigate?
Speaker 1: Because they're the DA's office, right, and they've got really
Speaker 1: really good investigators over there.
Speaker 2: I know some of them.
Speaker 1: So what is it they need Danielle's help to investigate?
Speaker 13: Oh the fact that she has already started dismissing cases
Speaker 13: that should have been criminally charged. Should have been criminally charged.
Speaker 13: So he wanted to know what I was talking about
Speaker 13: in that regard, but I started talking.
Speaker 12: About Amy Patton.
Speaker 13: You know, this is also very personal for me because
Speaker 13: Robin Ncetta, the woman who attempted to take my child
Speaker 13: from me, who.
Speaker 12: Was originally on the original.
Speaker 13: Charges sentenced to four years.
Speaker 12: In prison on.
Speaker 13: One misdemeanor and one felony, then put guilty on seven
Speaker 13: felony charges and three misdemeanors for all of the fake
Speaker 13: medical records that Remember, I couldn't get anybody to listen
Speaker 13: to you. I was called crazy for denying medicine and
Speaker 13: denying these medical records.
Speaker 12: Soon, Amy Codden takes office. Soon as Amy Codden takes office,
Speaker 12: she walks with three years probation on that.
Speaker 13: Really, Codden is failing all of us in a Rapahoe County.
Speaker 2: Why do you think she's doing these things?
Speaker 12: She said it in her speech the day she's worn.
Speaker 12: She said it in her speech. She is a George
Speaker 12: Soros backed DA. She she uh, you.
Speaker 13: Know, she she's going to work to make crime legal.
Speaker 12: That is what she is going to do.
Speaker 1: Danielle, when you say George sorospec DA, is that kind
Speaker 1: of a broad figure of speech, or in fact, is there.
Speaker 2: Evidence she can't find me?
Speaker 13: I'll send it to you as well. Many members of
Speaker 13: the George Soros family, uh donated, Max donated to her campaign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, please do send that because I do think that's
Speaker 1: important for the public to know, because you know, because
Speaker 1: I know it's naive, but I've said this for decades
Speaker 1: on air. DA's office is a sacred trust and there
Speaker 1: are plenty of Democrat das who see it that way
Speaker 1: and they wouldn't let political ideology enter in.
Speaker 2: But when you start to.
Speaker 1: Get political activist das who make these decisions based on
Speaker 1: political ideology, at that point the system is and confidence
Speaker 1: in the systems fundamentally undermined.
Speaker 13: Absolutely and not as now what the people of a
Speaker 13: Rapahoe County have, whether they realize it or not.
Speaker 12: But this is what is happening is these activists who
Speaker 12: are not.
Speaker 13: Actual Democrats are running, but because they have a d
Speaker 13: NEX to their.
Speaker 12: Name, they seem to win. So common sense has gone
Speaker 12: out the window.
Speaker 13: But make no mistake of it, there are people like
Speaker 13: myself in a Rapahoe County, specifically in Aurora, that will
Speaker 13: continue to call this stuff out, that will continue to
Speaker 13: charge after these people and will not stand for this.
Speaker 13: I talked to George Brockoler earlier today. I want to
Speaker 13: find out how I start a recall effort.
Speaker 2: I get, yeah, that's no serious I have. I have
Speaker 2: no idea, and I'm going to find out. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, And I have got to believe that if people
Speaker 1: knew right, But at this point, it looks like CBS
Speaker 1: four and Fox News.
Speaker 2: Are the only two media outlet's on it.
Speaker 1: I think if every voter in a Rapo County knew
Speaker 1: the truth about this case, I think this would be
Speaker 1: an eighty twenty issue that would cross party lines. The
Speaker 1: problem is, how did how did he educate people on
Speaker 1: this when the media seems to have kind of zipped
Speaker 1: it up.
Speaker 2: Or most of the media.
Speaker 12: We take we take it to social media.
Speaker 13: We make it a grassroots effort.
Speaker 12: All on doors if I have to, because he when
Speaker 12: we were life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh man.
Speaker 13: Not going to end with fiftyfteen year old getting three
Speaker 13: years probation. I will go out and knock doors.
Speaker 12: If I have to.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, Danielle, really appreciate you being with us today. Please
Speaker 1: do send us that stuff you have. We'd love to
Speaker 1: air it and publish it, and then let's let's follow
Speaker 1: up soon.
Speaker 12: Also, that's Ryan schuling right now. You'll have it in
Speaker 12: thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it. Thank you.
Speaker 1: That'll give us time to filter it during the break.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Danielle Jerinski, doing a great job city council
Speaker 1: woman in Aura.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 6: And now back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Making me an offer.
Speaker 1: I cannot refuse to go do a sports show, and
Speaker 1: I'm just afraid the temptation might be overwhelming, and I
Speaker 1: respectfully just don't have the time right now.
Speaker 2: But it is a little eerie, isn't it. Ryan? It
Speaker 2: is I told you that before the show it's just eerie.
Speaker 14: And I think Jamal Murray was listening to the show
Speaker 14: and that's what fueled his performance last ye I've wondered.
Speaker 2: Sometimes if he does yeah maybe, but yeah so.
Speaker 1: And I won't bore you by repeating the prediction, which
Speaker 1: was simply that, Okay, because he was ill, he was
Speaker 1: going to have a great game, right, because it frees
Speaker 1: you up, there are no expectations. And when he's freed up,
Speaker 1: he's one of the best players on the planet.
Speaker 2: So yep, can afford to that game. Seven.
Speaker 1: But I have I took a solemn oath as I
Speaker 1: walked in here that I am not going to talk
Speaker 1: about what the outcome will be because I don't want
Speaker 1: to be a spoiler. I know a lot of people
Speaker 1: are looking forward to it. You know, it just takes
Speaker 1: the thrill out of it when you know how it's
Speaker 1: going to end. Three all three someone three, eight, two, five, five,
Speaker 1: text d an five seven, seven through nine. Thank you
Speaker 1: to Danielle Zarinsky, who joined us in the last segment
Speaker 1: a city councilwoman Aurora to talk about what has now
Speaker 1: become a national story, and it's the kind of story
Speaker 1: that every single voter in a Rapo County and all
Speaker 1: of Colorado should know, but they're not right now, because
Speaker 1: I mean, where's the other media in Colorado. Sean Boyd
Speaker 1: does this great job on CBS four and we've got
Speaker 1: crickets as far as I can tell from the others.
Speaker 1: On what nobody can deny is major news. It's important news.
Speaker 1: It meets that every definition of news in that it's important.
Speaker 1: It involves the killing of an innocent, beautiful young woman.
Speaker 1: And I say killing because my story of the reporting
Speaker 1: is that it was charged as vehicular homicide and in
Speaker 1: the end that the new DA, the elected Democrat DA
Speaker 1: in a Repo County that office, not a single day
Speaker 1: of detention. It's a juvenile fifteen driving without a license,
Speaker 1: CBS four says here on documentary legally and doing ninety
Speaker 1: and a forty five. If you would think that you
Speaker 1: would hope that would meet the definition of vehicular homicide. Yeah,
Speaker 1: kills this young woman, not a single day of detention.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that shocks the conscience, right, A lot of
Speaker 1: people reacting to that.
Speaker 14: But are you telling me that this did not lead
Speaker 14: nine next with Comrade Kyle Clark hosting.
Speaker 1: Well and just for applying it to the media in general, right, Ryan,
Speaker 1: And having been in a lot of morning meetings, production meetings,
Speaker 1: meetings where the news stories of the day are going
Speaker 1: to be chosen, that sort of thing. Because I had
Speaker 1: a great long run with CBS four. I did some
Speaker 1: pretty significant national stuff for a while, and every single
Speaker 1: journalist on the planet, regardless of their political political orientation,
Speaker 1: would look at this and say, this is important news.
Speaker 1: This is big news. This is a story that will
Speaker 1: get us viewers, This is a story that will get
Speaker 1: us listeners, this is a story that will get us clicks.
Speaker 2: Right, So everybody in the.
Speaker 1: News business would look at this and say, this is
Speaker 1: a story that we should do. So the only reason
Speaker 1: it's not being done is because it hurts a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Is there any flaw in that logic. There's no flaw
Speaker 1: in that logic. No, But think about it. That's that's
Speaker 1: what we've come to in Colorado. People are being deprived
Speaker 1: of what is undeniably big, important public safety news because
Speaker 1: reporting the truth would hurt a Democrat. Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 1: where we're at. So how do we change it? How
Speaker 1: do we change it? And I just keep coming back
Speaker 1: to as the father of an amazing daughter. I just
Speaker 1: keep coming back to. I cannot even begin to fathom
Speaker 1: the parent's pain. First because the ultimate loss right that
Speaker 1: none of us can even wrap our minds around, is
Speaker 1: a parent losing a child.
Speaker 2: But then to lose a child to.
Speaker 1: A criminal act and have the DA say your daughter's
Speaker 1: life isn't worth a single day in detention for the perpetrator?
Speaker 1: How about the blood must that do a blanket statement?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 14: I mean, it is really stunning in its idiocy by saying, well,
Speaker 14: there's nothing we could do that would bring her back.
Speaker 6: You could apply that to literally any murder case.
Speaker 1: Oh my lord, it is so insulting, so insulting. But
Speaker 1: what it shows you, in my opinion, is just this
Speaker 1: lack of regard for human life. And again this permeates
Speaker 1: the left right, is that so many of the things
Speaker 1: they do they could not do if they had any
Speaker 1: respect for human life. And this grieving father and mother
Speaker 1: to say to them the killing of their daughter, which
Speaker 1: the DA's office has to acknowledge is a crime, the
Speaker 1: killing criminal killing of their daughter isn't worth a single
Speaker 1: day of detention. And now, I guess Ryan, you're telling
Speaker 1: me I didn't see that in the statement that the
Speaker 1: DA's rationale is, well, detention can't bring.
Speaker 2: The victim back. So if that's what they said, and
Speaker 2: I have not seen that statement.
Speaker 14: It's in the text of the statement, which Sean Boyd
Speaker 14: reported on and read on her report.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is we talked earlier in the show
Speaker 1: about what a stunningly, horrifically dangerous message the DA's office
Speaker 1: is now. Amy Patten's office has now sent to illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants around the world, including those with the criminal background,
Speaker 1: come to Colorado, kill and we will protect you. Is
Speaker 1: what I believe the message is. And whether it's intended
Speaker 1: that way or not, as a practical matter, that's what
Speaker 1: the message is. But Ryan, if you're telling me that
Speaker 1: statement says detention accomplish anything because we can't bring her back.
Speaker 1: If that's what the statement says, then then what is
Speaker 1: the message out there to killers of all stripes? Hey
Speaker 1: in a Repo county, that's the attitude. So I want
Speaker 1: to see that statement. I'm not questioning you.
Speaker 15: I I want to see that statement because, and it's
Speaker 15: not doubting you, it's just very hard for me to
Speaker 15: even imagine that any DA's office could ever make a
Speaker 15: statement like that because if they were.
Speaker 1: To, then it's just sending a message to all killers
Speaker 1: that that no, if you can't bring the victim back,
Speaker 1: then incarceration isn't justified. Yeah, so I want to see
Speaker 1: that statement and we'll talk about that more. On the
Speaker 1: other side, we have a lot of ground to cover
Speaker 1: on the show. There's so much going on in the world,
Speaker 1: including what should happen to James Comy, And it's led
Speaker 1: to some great calls and texts because in my mind,
Speaker 1: clearly he was calling for the assassination of Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: But can he be successfully prosecuted? I don't think he
Speaker 1: can be. So what should happen and why can he
Speaker 1: not be successfully prosecuted? If I'm right about that, I'll
Speaker 1: lay that out for you as well.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dencapitla Show.