Speaker 1: This is Dan Caplis and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: single day on your favorite podcast platform. How he was
Speaker 1: fighting against true justice in the American way, Jared Polis
Speaker 1: and this whole farce, this whole dangerous farce, is being
Speaker 1: exposed right now. And Danielle Jurinsky, who's a real hero
Speaker 1: in this, will join us at five point thirty six
Speaker 1: to talk about it. But remember the way Polis and
Speaker 1: his media cronies they mocked Danielle's reports about TDA and Aurora,
Speaker 1: and think about the insidiousness of that. They were not
Speaker 1: only trying to mislead people and cause people to believe
Speaker 1: that something that was true was not, but they were
Speaker 1: trying to intimidate through the mockery of Danielle remember the
Speaker 1: governor of Colorado. Oh, it's a figment of her imagination.
Speaker 1: They were trying to intimidate others at all levels out
Speaker 1: of tell the truth about what was going on in Aurora, Colorado.
Speaker 1: So they proved Polis and every media crony who carried
Speaker 1: out his mission proved that they are willing to suppress
Speaker 1: the truth, keep the truth from the public in order
Speaker 1: to benefit the Democratic Party. So I hope that's the
Speaker 1: broader lesson learned here. Danielle will join us. At five
Speaker 1: thirty six was go to the VIP line. George Brockler,
Speaker 1: who's going to be taking over his DA, the first
Speaker 1: DA ever in the new twenty third in Colorado, which
Speaker 1: would be a separate Douglas County district. George oppressor today
Speaker 1: with law enforcement just sending the message to criminals out there,
Speaker 1: I assume, my friend, including TDA. I don't know if
Speaker 1: there's any TDA presence in Dougco at this point, but
Speaker 1: obviously not welcome in the great County of Douglas.
Speaker 2: How you doing, George, thank you for having me on Den.
Speaker 2: I'm doing great. I thought the message we got out
Speaker 2: of the press conference was fantastic. And while we do
Speaker 2: not have the issues that Auroras go through right now,
Speaker 2: you talk to Sheriff Darren, Weekly's our sheriff down here.
Speaker 1: They have stopped.
Speaker 2: Groups of these folks engaged in organized car theft in
Speaker 2: some other activities, so we're not immune from it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Douglas County to me is so fascinating. And
Speaker 1: as you may know, I tried a case there last week.
Speaker 1: I've tried a bunch of cases there. I love Douglas County.
Speaker 1: I love going to the courthouse. I love everything about it.
Speaker 1: To me, it's kind of a model county for America.
Speaker 1: In many ways, nothing's going to be perfect, right, but
Speaker 1: to me, it's just kind of a model county for America.
Speaker 1: Yet in so many different ways. You know, criminals are
Speaker 1: very very mobile. They can light rail, they can everything else.
Speaker 1: How do you seal it off as best you can?
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to build a wall.
Speaker 1: Biden's sell them pieces cheap, right, like a bucket piece.
Speaker 2: I think that some of this has to begin with
Speaker 2: the steps we started today. Has to start with aggressive
Speaker 2: but appropriate enforcement of the law, and then the word
Speaker 2: of mouth, and some of that will take place to
Speaker 2: the press conference today. Some of that's going to take
Speaker 2: place with people in jail or prison who talk to
Speaker 2: their buddies and family members say hey, man, don't do
Speaker 2: that Douglas County and going to do you right, Go
Speaker 2: do your crime somewhere else. And in fact that this
Speaker 2: press conference, not only did I have a map of
Speaker 2: the jurisdiction itself. But I had the good folks at
Speaker 2: Douglas County gin up, what's the best route around our jurisdiction?
Speaker 1: You're just hell?
Speaker 2: Then, how to drive around the jurisdiction?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And does it go by Mayor Mike Johnston's house
Speaker 1: or what exactly does this thing look like?
Speaker 2: Sadly, it requires you to head down either county line
Speaker 2: road to the far east or the far west and
Speaker 2: cut down towards El Paso County. My words were in
Speaker 2: the conference that if you're interested in committing crime, there
Speaker 2: are far more permissive and forgiving places for it than
Speaker 2: down here. You should stay up north.
Speaker 1: So George making a lot of friends today as always,
Speaker 1: which which is, you know, judge a person by their enemies,
Speaker 1: right that that's the highest praise for a person. But so,
Speaker 1: what other jurisdictions did you suggest?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Of course, I'm sure the starting point was don't break
Speaker 1: the law.
Speaker 2: But if you're going to break up, Yeah, exactly it was.
Speaker 2: It was don't break the law. And you know, without
Speaker 2: naming the other jurisdictions to our north, everybody knows, man.
Speaker 2: I emphasized that I talked about, you know, the feeling
Speaker 2: of discomfort and a lack of safety that people feel
Speaker 2: and everyone knows who you're talking about when you bring
Speaker 2: that up. Now, we're just not going to have that approach.
Speaker 1: Have you thought about billboards? I know that sounded flipped
Speaker 1: for me the other day, but I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: you've got I twenty five right there, a couple of
Speaker 1: strategically place boards and I'll bet as the governmental lanity,
Speaker 1: you can put up boards that others couldn't.
Speaker 2: You know what, that is a good idea, And I'm
Speaker 2: going to have to take a look at that because
Speaker 2: as we know, or our friend Steve Wells put up
Speaker 2: a bunch of bills forces during the last campaign for governor.
Speaker 2: You know that is something that that's that's worth looking into.
Speaker 1: You're right, because I can picture, having known you all
Speaker 1: these years, I can I can picture you there up
Speaker 1: on the board, that stern look and maybe an appropriate
Speaker 1: legal firearm of your choice. But I mean, because clearly
Speaker 1: that's what you're doing, right. I mean, it just depends
Speaker 1: on the different vehicles you're choosing, but you're just sending
Speaker 1: the message setting none on my watch.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. And I think it's also a message
Speaker 2: that wouldn't have got any attention at all, wouldn't have
Speaker 2: had any attention to it fifteen years ago. You know, Dan,
Speaker 2: you've been here a long long time. I grew up here.
Speaker 2: That message would be like that, and sheriffs say, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. It wouldn't have matter of a
Speaker 2: Republican or Democrat would have been like that. But it
Speaker 2: stands out today because it's in such stark contrast to
Speaker 2: what you're hearing in the rest of the metro area
Speaker 2: and at the national level that.
Speaker 1: That is true. I mean the contrast to Denver, and
Speaker 1: that's obviously really interesting geographically because you're right, fifteen years ago,
Speaker 1: I never would have imagined Denver, you know, it would
Speaker 1: have a far left DA. Now the new guy, give
Speaker 1: him a chance, right, I've liked him in other settings
Speaker 1: I've been in with him, but certainly under Beth McCann,
Speaker 1: I never would have imagined the day because you look
Speaker 1: at it. A great history of Denver DA's regardless of
Speaker 1: political party, they've all been Democrat, but you've had some
Speaker 1: real law enforcers there. I never would have seen this
Speaker 1: coming that all of a sudden it would just green
Speaker 1: light criminality as long as you're on the left. If
Speaker 1: you're on the right, then you got to be real
Speaker 1: worried if you're acting in a perfectly legal way. But
Speaker 1: on the left, yeah, you can get away with lots
Speaker 1: and lots of stuff. And some would argue, in at
Speaker 1: least one case, murder. So yeah, so yeah, geographically, you
Speaker 1: got that mess in Denver, you're just south of that.
Speaker 1: You got I twenty five piping through. It's a unique challenge.
Speaker 2: We got I seventy two Lincoln County has running through.
Speaker 2: It's all that drug interdiction, opportunities, human trafficking, it's there.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: The other piece of this too is you know, we
Speaker 2: have a legislature that every year for the past fifteen
Speaker 2: years has found a way to take tools away from
Speaker 2: law enforcement and to you know, demoralize them from law enforcement.
Speaker 2: I wanted the part of my message to be, and
Speaker 2: I said this multiple times. I was asked the question
Speaker 2: by the media, like are there specific things you're focusing on,
Speaker 2: And I talked about one of them being some property crimes,
Speaker 2: But I said, the other thing is this, if you
Speaker 2: run from our police and our sheriffs, they're going to
Speaker 2: come get you, and you're going to go to jail
Speaker 2: for longer than before. But if you hurt our law enforcers,
Speaker 2: you're going to get to see me at the other
Speaker 2: table in the courtroom, because I am going to make
Speaker 2: sure you get held accountable at the highest level. Because
Speaker 2: we protect law enforcement out here. I just don't think
Speaker 2: we hear messages like that anymore, which is crazy talk,
Speaker 2: but we just don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think it's needed. I think it's a
Speaker 1: real plus. I think that you know, Douglas and a
Speaker 1: Rappo have been very blessed to have you and then
Speaker 1: John Kellner, who I obviously think the world of and
Speaker 1: John and I are close in lots of different ways
Speaker 1: and be talking about that more soon. But I think, yeah,
Speaker 1: Douglas and a Rappo have been very lucky to have
Speaker 1: the two of you, and now that Douglas is off
Speaker 1: on its own, it's just a perfect opportunity to amplify
Speaker 1: that message.
Speaker 2: You know, we had the sheriffs from Albert and Lincoln
Speaker 2: come all the way out here too for the same purpose,
Speaker 2: and that is to emphasize we are invested in this.
Speaker 2: In fact, I think the sheriff from Albert, Tim Norton,
Speaker 2: said this incarceration model. He goes. We fully support the
Speaker 2: incarceration model.
Speaker 1: I'm like, right off, no, that that is so true.
Speaker 1: And well, George, listen, I know you from so many
Speaker 1: different ways in years and the time we practiced law together,
Speaker 1: and I know that that we are going to see
Speaker 1: some really creative stuff because I don't know that I've
Speaker 1: met anybody funnier than you. And you're super creative and
Speaker 1: you're super committed to public safety. And I think that's
Speaker 1: a great combo in a time like this when, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, criminals are on social media too, and the
Speaker 1: message spreads in lots of different ways.
Speaker 2: Well, I've said this before too. Criminals do not know
Speaker 2: the law, but they know how the law works. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they see it, they feel it, and they hear about it,
Speaker 2: and so they can't tell you X equals Y, but
Speaker 2: they can tell you where not to go if you're
Speaker 2: going to commit a crime. And that's what I want
Speaker 2: us to be known for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think conversely, you know, Denver has become
Speaker 1: known as a lawless zone and anything goes zone. Again
Speaker 1: if you're on the left or if you're here ilegally,
Speaker 1: et cetera. But the opposite end of the spectrum for
Speaker 1: you guys. So hey, well done, looking forward to it,
Speaker 1: and keep us posted, keep us posted on the results.
Speaker 2: I'll talk with youthank.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you, George. I appreciate that. That is George
Speaker 1: Brockler taking over as the DA in the new twenty
Speaker 1: third So eight five five for zero five A two
Speaker 1: five five again. Danielle Jurinski at five thirty six, talking
Speaker 1: about not just TDA being busted here, but the left
Speaker 1: polis is media minions and the broader message from that.
Speaker 1: Will there be a political follow We'll talk about the
Speaker 1: DEM polling in their governor's race and who's ahead there
Speaker 1: now and whether you think those folks will win in Colorado.
Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Caplas Show.
Speaker 3: And now back to the Dan Kapliss Show podcast.
Speaker 4: If you are a criminal, or you are somebody who
Speaker 4: has bad intentions, do not come to the twenty third
Speaker 4: Judicial District because the people you see behind me, we
Speaker 4: will go out of our way to track you down
Speaker 4: and to hold you accountable.
Speaker 1: That is the fine Sheriff of Douglas County, Darren Weekly.
Speaker 1: Glad you're with us. A great way to kick off
Speaker 1: the show with George Bruckler, because I never saw this
Speaker 1: day coming. You know, I couldn't have seen this day
Speaker 1: come in fifteen twenty years ago, where we'd actually have
Speaker 1: some counties, especially Denver, where you'd have a DA my
Speaker 1: constitutionally protected opinion, who just conveyed the message of lawlessness
Speaker 1: and you know, particularly if you're conservative, at a message
Speaker 1: that lefties can get away with almost anything and maybe
Speaker 1: anything and just really undermine public safety in Denver. That's
Speaker 1: my opinion on Beth McCann. And so you end up
Speaker 1: in this situation where surrounding counties are like, OMG, we
Speaker 1: got a magnet here, we got a crime magnet here,
Speaker 1: So what do we do about it? And so George
Speaker 1: Brocker is taken over in the new twenty third Douglas
Speaker 1: County its own JD for the first time. Just they're
Speaker 1: very very upfront about, hey, we're going to throw you
Speaker 1: in jail, and so positive message. It'll be interesting to
Speaker 1: see the overall effect. Eight five five four zero five
Speaker 1: eight two five five the number texts DA N five
Speaker 1: seven seven three nine. I think there are so many
Speaker 1: different examples for real world examples that prove a premise I've
Speaker 1: been talking about for decades on air, which is that
Speaker 1: deterrence works, and deterrence is if you think it is
Speaker 1: likely you are going to be apprehended or more likely
Speaker 1: than in the next county. And we'll get to that
Speaker 1: next county thing in a second. I don't wish any
Speaker 1: harm on any other county, whether it's controlled by Democrats
Speaker 1: or Republicans. I don't want any innocent people hurt. I
Speaker 1: want criminals out of our state, which is why I've
Speaker 1: been talking about on air for decades. You know, Colorado
Speaker 1: taking the lead and Colorado doing what it has to do.
Speaker 1: And it would be expensive, but it would save exponentially
Speaker 1: more than it costs to become the safest place in America.
Speaker 1: And the way you get there, assuming they're properly trained
Speaker 1: and directed, etc. Is through having the most law enforcement.
Speaker 1: And we've seen example after example in America. I'll give
Speaker 1: you one anecdotal example. I was covering the Rodney King
Speaker 1: trial in LA the federal trial. Remember after the acquittals
Speaker 1: of the police officers in Siami Valley, the state case,
Speaker 1: there were all those riots. So federal court when it
Speaker 1: then later you know, tried the same place officers. Once
Speaker 1: that court got the word there was going to be
Speaker 1: a verdict and I was covering that live in LA,
Speaker 1: so I know that the jury let the court know
Speaker 1: late on a Friday that they had a verdict, and
Speaker 1: then the court wisely decided the verdict would not be
Speaker 1: announced until seven the next morning. Very smart on the
Speaker 1: part of Judge Davies for public safety. And what happened then.
Speaker 1: What happened then was two things. During the entire time
Speaker 1: the jury was deliberating, the number of police officers on
Speaker 1: the street in LA was dramatically improved. I can't remember
Speaker 1: the exact ratios, but I think it was a doubling
Speaker 1: of the force during that maybe week or so that
Speaker 1: the jury was deliberating. And the murder rate, as I
Speaker 1: recall it right now, went down in LA. And this
Speaker 1: is approximant from maybe six or seven a night to
Speaker 1: about one a night, simply because there were so many
Speaker 1: more officers on the street and criminals knew their chance
Speaker 1: of being apprehended just went way up. And so, yeah,
Speaker 1: de terrence works when it's backed up. And so, you know,
Speaker 1: individual communities, the state as a whole. I hope one
Speaker 1: of these days will come to their senses and just
Speaker 1: realize it's the best investment they can make imagine this.
Speaker 1: Imagine this, Ryan, if you were able to say, fill
Speaker 1: in the blank, whatever community you are, or hopefully the
Speaker 1: entire state, we have the best law enforcement in America
Speaker 1: and we now have the lowest crime rate or something
Speaker 1: to it. What would that do for your community? What
Speaker 1: would that do for your state economically? But even more
Speaker 1: importantly in terms of quality of life, just enjoyment of life.
Speaker 5: Now, I always try to reverse engineer these things too, Dan,
Speaker 5: What sane person out there, whether you're a single person
Speaker 5: or a married person or a person with a family
Speaker 5: going you know what? I want to go where there's
Speaker 5: more crime, where there's more illegal immigration and trendy Iragua activity.
Speaker 3: Please sign me up.
Speaker 1: Where are those people? Yeah? And well what it is?
Speaker 1: It's other criminals you know who want to go there? Right,
Speaker 1: But in terms of others imagine and there's no way
Speaker 1: to prove it, but you can look at comparisons with
Speaker 1: other states that can't hold a candle to ours. In
Speaker 1: other ways, how much how many good jobs, how many
Speaker 1: great employers, how much great business activity has been forfeited
Speaker 1: by this state through the legalization of marijuana, through being
Speaker 1: a sanctuary state, through the high crime rates, through all
Speaker 1: this garbage that the left poles, how many great jobs
Speaker 1: never came here? And then it's easier to identify how
Speaker 1: many have left, but how many never came here? And
Speaker 1: then what do we have? Okay, well, we got a
Speaker 1: bunch of pot shops. We have more pot shops I
Speaker 1: think last time I checked than Starbucks and McDonald's combined. Maybe,
Speaker 1: So yeah, you get that kind of industry. But obviously
Speaker 1: that's just a cancer kind of eating the state out
Speaker 1: from within. Eight five to five for zero five eight
Speaker 1: two five to five the number I would say, give
Speaker 1: this new guy in Denver a chance, John Walsh. And
Speaker 1: John's a Democrat, and I'm not, but I've known John
Speaker 1: from you know, other areas of law, and he's a
Speaker 1: former US Attorney's the he's the newly elected DA in
Speaker 1: Denver hasn't taken over yet. Give him a chance, because
Speaker 1: I'll tell you one thing, these these usas, these US
Speaker 1: attorneys and these a usas, these federal prosecutors, that's serious stuff,
Speaker 1: with very few exceptions. They take it very seriously. They
Speaker 1: are extraordinarily high level. They're no nonsense. And so give
Speaker 1: John Walsh a chance. He may be the polar opposite,
Speaker 1: let's hope of Beth McCann. So I am cautiously optimistic
Speaker 1: that that Denver, the citizens of Denver, Denver police are
Speaker 1: are about to get what they deserve, which is a
Speaker 1: DA committed to public safety. So give John Walsh a chance.
Speaker 1: That'll start sometime soon. Eight five to five for zero
Speaker 1: five eight two, five to five the number Danielle Cherinski
Speaker 1: five thirty six. Talk about her vindication, and equally or
Speaker 1: more important that right now that the lights so clearly
Speaker 1: shined on the dishonesty of Polis and his media minions
Speaker 1: who mocked her and through that tried to censor anybody
Speaker 1: in the pipeline who might tell the truth about these
Speaker 1: Venezuelan gangs and what they were doing in Aurora. But
Speaker 1: Polis wanted to shut down that truth, and his media
Speaker 1: minions wanted to shut down that truth at the cost
Speaker 1: of public safety. Simply be to advance the Democrat costs
Speaker 1: wouldn't look good for Democrat governor. More importantly, it would
Speaker 1: help Trump, It wouldn't look good for the Democrat candidate
Speaker 1: for presidents. So there can be no doubt, now, candor,
Speaker 1: is there a flaw in this logic that Polis was
Speaker 1: willing to compromise public safety and try to suppress this
Speaker 1: story for political gain. And I know maybe a lot
Speaker 1: of people aren't shocked by that anymore. But the day
Speaker 1: we can't be shocked by that, the day that's the
Speaker 1: new normal that we're willing to expect, we get what
Speaker 1: we deserve. So right now, every single person out there
Speaker 1: a cross party line should be very highly motivated to
Speaker 1: run these Democrats out of power. And we will talk
Speaker 1: about sometime in the next segment or so at the
Speaker 1: latest polling on the Democrats side in their governor's race,
Speaker 1: because as you may know, that police is term limited,
Speaker 1: thank you Lord, and there's going to be an open race,
Speaker 1: no incumbent at this point. Text on fire. I'll get
Speaker 1: to all of that as well. Eight five five for
Speaker 1: zero five A two five five texts d A N
Speaker 1: five seven seven three nine. You're on the Dan Caplas Show.
Speaker 3: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Danielle Cherinski with us AID five thirty six talk about
Speaker 1: the latest on TDA with the truth now finally coming
Speaker 1: fully to light. Hey want to go to the VIP
Speaker 1: line and do a hit with somebody who's extraordinarily knowledgeable.
Speaker 1: One of the themale issues we talk about most often
Speaker 1: on the show, which is homelessness in Colorado, what's the fix,
Speaker 1: what works, what doesn't? And Jennifer Dais is doing the
Speaker 1: work of angels at Samaritan House, which is kind of
Speaker 1: a model of how to approach all of this and
Speaker 1: obviously one of my motives in having Jennifer on is
Speaker 1: I'm hoping that you will consider Samaritan House Catholic Charities
Speaker 1: in general for your hard earned charitable dollars. But if
Speaker 1: you're looking for the biggest bang for your buck, helping
Speaker 1: the most people you can at the street level with
Speaker 1: each and every heart earned dollar, I just can't imagine
Speaker 1: anything better than the work done by Catholic Charities. Full disclosure,
Speaker 1: I'm also on the board and a modest doner. Jennifer,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Dan Kapli Show.
Speaker 6: Hi, Dan, Well, thank you so much for that kind introduction.
Speaker 6: I'm happy to be back on Well.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the great work you do, because I think
Speaker 1: everybody listening understands the kind of work that you're doing,
Speaker 1: you know, down in the trenches with people at a
Speaker 1: low point in their life, including the family piece of it.
Speaker 1: You know, that's brutally hard. It has to be hard emotionally, psychologically, physically,
Speaker 1: So we all owe you a debta gratitude. And as
Speaker 1: I've said many times, literally Denver would fall apart without
Speaker 1: what you guys are doing. But take people inside a
Speaker 1: little bit. You know, everybody hears the stats and this
Speaker 1: and that, but take them inside a little bit through
Speaker 1: your eyes, what it really looks like on the ground
Speaker 1: and what you guys are doing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, I feel really lucky that every day
Speaker 6: I get to work somewhere I'm so passionate about, and
Speaker 6: I find that most people and when they experience, you know,
Speaker 6: really challenging circumstances, want to get back on their seat
Speaker 6: and just sometimes just need that hand up to get
Speaker 6: to that next step. So I always feel really grateful
Speaker 6: that we get to be there to support them in
Speaker 6: their journey and oftentimes really working on skill building or
Speaker 6: pieces that they can carry on in that next stage
Speaker 6: of their journey. So yeah, it's a real big blessing
Speaker 6: that we get to support people at their time with us,
Speaker 6: but then know that hopefully there's lasting effects of what
Speaker 6: they were able to gain and grow in our program.
Speaker 1: Jennifer day's our guests from SamArt Now, so you're not
Speaker 1: just say, putting a roof over somebody's head overnight. I'm
Speaker 1: sure that happens sometimes, but there's there's a goal here
Speaker 1: in concrete ways to get there. Can you expand that
Speaker 1: a little bit to your family program?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So Samarican House hosts thirty nine families and in
Speaker 6: our program they make certain agreements like meeting with a
Speaker 6: case manager weekly, they can meet with one of our
Speaker 6: mental health clinicians on site, they can meet with the
Speaker 6: housing navigator. But I really look at it as a
Speaker 6: menu of services and really a targeted, holistic approach where
Speaker 6: we can look at all of the different barriers that
Speaker 6: are maybe putting them in this position of experiencing homelessness
Speaker 6: and walking alongside them in attending programming and resume building,
Speaker 6: interview prep in some of those pieces to help really
Speaker 6: help them be success as well as they're chasing you know,
Speaker 6: their goals and these next steps. It's a lot of
Speaker 6: really awesome staff who help with that. Well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that goes to my next question, Jennifer, which
Speaker 1: is you know I've I've had the privilege of being
Speaker 1: down there a few times and just watching this operation
Speaker 1: and marveling at it on every level, including the human levels.
Speaker 1: So what makes you decide obviously you're very skilled, what
Speaker 1: makes you decide to take your talents to Samaritan House
Speaker 1: and do this kind of difficult work.
Speaker 6: I think, as you said, it really is working with
Speaker 6: people who are working very hard and you know they're
Speaker 6: doing the work. We just get a walk alongside them,
Speaker 6: but it is really awesome to support them in that
Speaker 6: and be again not really hand up in that part
Speaker 6: of their journey.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, and it really is. I hope everybody
Speaker 1: gets a chance some day to see it, maybe as
Speaker 1: a volunteer or whatever. But just the skill level of
Speaker 1: the people working at samaritause which helps explain the results.
Speaker 1: How can folks help?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you know, there's a variety of ways. We
Speaker 6: always welcome volunteers and hands on support. But Samaritan House
Speaker 6: is primarily privately funded and so we do need money
Speaker 6: to support, as Dansman saying, we have a lot of
Speaker 6: specialized positions of licensed mental health clinicians. We also have
Speaker 6: an on site medical health clinic as well and our
Speaker 6: social case workers, so we do need you know, financial
Speaker 6: support as well as you know gifts and talents of
Speaker 6: others in the community to help us continue to do
Speaker 6: this work.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I'm just in awe of what you guys do, Jennifer,
Speaker 1: And it must be it's so hard, right, but I
Speaker 1: would guess you go home at night, and your whole
Speaker 1: staff goes home at night more fulfilled than most of us.
Speaker 1: It's just got to be incredibly fulfilling to know that
Speaker 1: you've done that kind of work.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I think it's really a gift. And during the adventison,
Speaker 6: you know, to reflect on, you know, Christ, to find
Speaker 6: the place of his birth. It's really amazing to get
Speaker 6: to welcome people in who are experiencing literal homelessness in
Speaker 6: our community into a place of safety. And for many
Speaker 6: they may not have experienced that in quite some time.
Speaker 6: So just seeing that weight of the stress buloss their shoulders,
Speaker 6: there's really nothing like those moments.
Speaker 1: Well, God, love you for what you do. Appreciate the time, Jennifer,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much. Dan, have a nice night you too.
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Speaker 1: through the end of the year. Hey five five for
Speaker 1: zero five A two five five the number. Glad you
Speaker 1: are here, and I'm glad the truth is finally being
Speaker 1: told about what's been happening in Aurora. No, it's not
Speaker 1: an indictment of the entire community. There's lots of great
Speaker 1: stuff happening in Aurora, but you can't go out and
Speaker 1: lie about the bad stuf because you think it's going
Speaker 1: to hurt your presidential candidate. And in my opinion, that's
Speaker 1: what our governor did, and he tried to mock people
Speaker 1: like Danielle Jurinski so that she and others, you know what,
Speaker 1: would not bring the truth forward about the Venezuelan gang
Speaker 1: activity in Aurora because guess what. That had hurt Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: It had hurt Heared Polus, that had hurt all the
Speaker 1: Democrats who were behind this open border suicide. And so
Speaker 1: the big story and you know it, well, that's broken
Speaker 1: over the last twenty four hours or so, is and
Speaker 1: Danielle go through the details she has more details than
Speaker 1: the media is reporting about the horror of this mass
Speaker 1: home invasion, tying people up, torturing them, and every Colorado
Speaker 1: knows across party lines, no way, we are not going
Speaker 1: to let this become the new normal, which was obviously
Speaker 1: one of the big reasons Polis and his media minions
Speaker 1: were suppressing the truth once again. And we've seen this
Speaker 1: pattern from Democrats before, remember the Hick and Looper administration.
Speaker 1: No fault of DPD Dept. You did heroic work and
Speaker 1: you can be sure Aurora police doing everything they can there.
Speaker 1: It's going to be interesting. You saw Top Tom Holman
Speaker 1: call out the chief and Aurora and say, turn these
Speaker 1: guys over to us. You got to be turning these
Speaker 1: guys over to us as soon as you're done with them,
Speaker 1: and we'll find out if Aurora is going to do it.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of respect for AURORAPD, and I
Speaker 1: fully expect that they will. But remember in Denver, and
Speaker 1: we covered it a lot on this show. If you're
Speaker 1: new to the area, you wouldn't know this story. But
Speaker 1: in Denver, you had these roving gangs happen to be black.
Speaker 1: You had these roving gangs that as part of an initiation.
Speaker 1: We're beating people chosen by race, the victims chosen by race,
Speaker 1: white people. We're beating them severely, beating them severely, leaving
Speaker 1: them unconscious. And this was all going on in the
Speaker 1: downtown Denver, the prosperous Loto type area. And so hick
Speaker 1: and Looper administration caught onto this first of all in
Speaker 1: DPD did some of the greatest police work I've ever
Speaker 1: seen to be able to figure out who was doing what.
Speaker 1: And then the Hickenlooper administration buried it, just buried it.
Speaker 1: And so you had all these people including like our
Speaker 1: kids were younger than me and Amy and our kids
Speaker 1: going down there, going down there to ball games, this
Speaker 1: and that, totally oblivious to the fact that you have
Speaker 1: these gangs out there targeting people based on race and
Speaker 1: administering these horrific beatings to the point of unconsciousness. But
Speaker 1: once again Democrats just in power deciding that they were
Speaker 1: not going to warn you about this because it makes
Speaker 1: the Democrats look bad. How does it get much worse
Speaker 1: than that morally? But it's a continuing pattern we see,
Speaker 1: and we've just seen it again with Polis and Aurora,
Speaker 1: to the point of the governor of a state. Think
Speaker 1: about this, mocking a city council woman who's telling the
Speaker 1: truth about what's happening, saying that it's a figment of
Speaker 1: her imagination. Yeah, tells you everything you need to know
Speaker 1: about Polis. One thing I want to know from you
Speaker 1: on the other side is do you think that the
Speaker 1: wormest turned in Colorado? On the Democrats. I'll give you
Speaker 1: the results five four fifty one. I'll give you the
Speaker 1: results of the polling done by a really reputable poster
Speaker 1: in Colorado on who's favored now among the Democrats for
Speaker 1: that open governor seat. And do you think that they
Speaker 1: can be beat? Their favorite can be beat, the others
Speaker 1: can be beat at Colorado's Have they had enough at
Speaker 1: this point? Is is it the time it will happen someday?
Speaker 1: Is it the time now that they're going to turn
Speaker 1: back to a GOP candidate? Eight five to five for
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Speaker 1: seven seven three.
Speaker 3: Nine And now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast.
Speaker 4: I want to break down an event that occurred last night,
Speaker 4: and I think, without questioning as national attention based on
Speaker 4: the circumstances of where the event actually occurred and based
Speaker 4: upon the incidences that have been in the city of
Speaker 4: Aurora in the past, in and around this same location.
Speaker 4: Last night, right out about eight forty five pm at
Speaker 4: one two five eight dollars Street of victims, it was
Speaker 4: a male and a female. They were accosted by approximately
Speaker 4: thirteen to fifteen armed individuals. Thirteen of those were males
Speaker 4: and three of those were possibly females at this time
Speaker 4: is what we're thinking. They were taken to an adjoining
Speaker 4: apartment complex against their will at that same Dallas complex
Speaker 4: and they ended up at one two six ' eight Dallas. Again,
Speaker 4: this was the same complex, same area. The victims were
Speaker 4: held against their will. They were actually bound, both the
Speaker 4: male and the female. They were pistol whipped, they were
Speaker 4: beat they were victimized, they were terrorized. During this entire process,
Speaker 4: some of the suspects left that apartment complex at one
Speaker 4: two six eight Dallas and went over to the victims
Speaker 4: apartment which was located at one two five A Dallas,
Speaker 4: and actually burglarized and took over that apartment and took
Speaker 4: out items of value that belonged to our victims. And
Speaker 4: subsequently they came back.
Speaker 1: Cannot become the new normal police, tries to lie about it,
Speaker 1: tries to mock those who are telling the truth. One
Speaker 1: of those he mocked, primarily Danielle Cherinski, will be with
Speaker 1: us at five thirty six. As much as the left
Speaker 1: wants it to become the new normal, it cannot become
Speaker 1: the new normal. Eight five five for zero five A
Speaker 1: two five five text DA and five seven seven three
Speaker 1: nine Denver Post headline that went up a short time ago.
Speaker 1: Sixteen suspected trend de Aragua gang members in ice custody
Speaker 1: after kidnapping, torture at Aura's Edge of Lowry apartments. Sixteen
Speaker 1: suspected TDA gang members remained in federal custody Wednesday, and
Speaker 1: immigration holds after a violent home invasion, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: All sixteen suspects in custody are undocumented Venezuelan immigrants, and
Speaker 1: then it goes on from there. So the criminal charges
Speaker 1: have not yet been brought. So what normally happens is
Speaker 1: you can have the criminal charges brought, you can put
Speaker 1: people in jail. Then when people are done with the
Speaker 1: criminal justice if it's working right, which the Left has
Speaker 1: tried to thwart and has thwarted for a long time.
Speaker 1: Then at that point, if it is working right, they
Speaker 1: hand it over to Ice and deport it. One interesting
Speaker 1: question is, you know, in these situations, and there are
Speaker 1: so many of these situations, when you, just as the
Speaker 1: Left did, decide to open up the border with no vetting,
Speaker 1: in these situations, you know, would you rather see these
Speaker 1: people put in jail here for a long time or
Speaker 1: just straight out deported. The danger obviously if you straight
Speaker 1: out to port im Biden's still in power, they may
Speaker 1: just come right back in. So eight five ur zero
Speaker 1: five two five to five the number takes d A
Speaker 1: N five seven seven three nine. The victims here also undocumented, right,
Speaker 1: and every idiot knows that that it's not a case
Speaker 1: we're all undocumented. People are committing crimes like this so
Speaker 1: often they're the victims as well. But the point is,
Speaker 1: we can't have any tolerance. Has to be zero tolerance
Speaker 1: for criminal activity by people here illegally, zero tolerance for
Speaker 1: admitting anybody unvetted to the country. You know, and we've
Speaker 1: known this for many, many decades, right, but it's just
Speaker 1: reached this breaking point because of the decision of the
Speaker 1: Left to flood America with as many as they could
Speaker 1: get in, you know, in a short period of time,
Speaker 1: to try to create a permanent Democrat majority. And what
Speaker 1: they did in the process was help President Trump get elected.
Speaker 1: And I think they're going to help a bunch of
Speaker 1: other Republicans get elected in the future as well, because
Speaker 1: this has reached a point beyond madness. Eight five for
Speaker 1: zero five A two five five the number. Let me
Speaker 1: get to some of our great Texters. Dan. I like
Speaker 1: George in general, but I hope he's going to feel
Speaker 1: awfully sad when somebody heads up north to commit their
Speaker 1: next crime. After a statement today, Texters referring to George
Speaker 1: Brockler kind of enough to join us at the start
Speaker 1: of the show. He's taken over as the DA in
Speaker 1: the new twenty third, which is doug Gliss County for
Speaker 1: the most part. And what George was saying was, Hey,
Speaker 1: we want to send a lot and clear message, don't
Speaker 1: do your crime in Douglas County. We're going to put
Speaker 1: you in jail, and you know, go do it. Well.
Speaker 1: His message was don't commit crime anywhere, but implicitly don't
Speaker 1: do it here. And we talked about all this, and
Speaker 1: criminals know I did. Denver hasn't tried to hide it.
Speaker 1: You know, DPD doing heroic work. But when you've got
Speaker 1: a lefty DA like Beth McCann, you know, walking lefties
Speaker 1: all over the place, under prosecuting certain types of serious crimes, etc.
Speaker 1: The message gets out to criminals. And when you're a
Speaker 1: sanctuary city, as Denver and as Bragg to be, then yeah,
Speaker 1: you're going to be a magnet. And I don't think
Speaker 1: there's anything wrong with the county. George would never say,
Speaker 1: no county in Colorado, no city would ever say oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: commit crime, but go do it over there, never ever, ever.
Speaker 1: But I think it is absolutely justified and necessary a
Speaker 1: matter of your duty to your citizens and self preservation
Speaker 1: for public officials to go out there say not here,
Speaker 1: not now, not ever, we are going to hammer you.
Speaker 1: It will all be legal, it will all be ethical,
Speaker 1: but we are going to hammer you. And any jurisdiction
Speaker 1: that doesn't come out and say that after the left
Speaker 1: in Colorado has magnetized crime is irresponsible. Because Colorado right now,
Speaker 1: under lefty leadership, has magnetized crime. It attracts criminals. How
Speaker 1: could it not? How could it not? You got the
Speaker 1: mayor of Denver out there promising an armed insurrection, a
Speaker 1: violent insurrection against the federal government to try to protect
Speaker 1: folks here illegally, And yeah, how could you not because remember,
Speaker 1: for the left for a long time in Denver has
Speaker 1: protected not just those here illegally, because you get a
Speaker 1: lot of good people, they want a better life, they
Speaker 1: come here, they're not violating any other laws. But then
Speaker 1: you get people who come here illegally, who are violating
Speaker 1: other laws. And the left in Colorado has been committed
Speaker 1: to protecting criminal illegals. So yeah, they have magnetized Colorado
Speaker 1: for crime. And I think every jurisdiction has the right
Speaker 1: to do what George is doing. Come out and say no,
Speaker 1: not in our jurisdiction. You will get hammered. And I
Speaker 1: expect we're going to see a lot more of that,
Speaker 1: and not hammered like out at the clubs. Like hammered.
Speaker 1: You're going to be in a cell eight five five
Speaker 1: or is there a five A two five five text
Speaker 1: d An five seven seventy nine. Danielle Jerinski will be
Speaker 1: with us at five thirty six, A real hero of
Speaker 1: this story, coming out telling the truth. Polis mocking her publicly,
Speaker 1: trying to intimidate her and others from telling the truth,
Speaker 1: all because the truth while helping public safety, would have
Speaker 1: hurt the Democrat candidate and hurt Polis. Yeah, shows what
Speaker 1: they really care about and it ain't you