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. Again, there is
Speaker 1: so much reason for optimism, and that's in this presidential
Speaker 1: race right now. That's for the world as a whole,
Speaker 1: and that's even for the very uphill climb in Colorado.
Speaker 1: So a couple of great young talents, I believe it
Speaker 1: or not. Four thirty this morning, I'm watching the full
Speaker 1: debate tape of Gabe Evans against Adrek Caraveo in CD eight,
Speaker 1: which could very well decide control of the House. And
Speaker 1: I've got tie. I've always liked Gabe Evans. I always
Speaker 1: said he was a star. In the interview with the
Speaker 1: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson the other day, I
Speaker 1: said that, hey, we we all know Evans is a star,
Speaker 1: but what do you say to Democrats who are waffling
Speaker 1: in the race. And man, if you watched the way
Speaker 1: Gabe Evans handled that debate, and again it's it's two
Speaker 1: on one, not not as blatantly well at times is
Speaker 1: blatantly as it was, you know, three on one against Trump,
Speaker 1: three on one against Vans, it was at least two
Speaker 1: on one against Evans. Kyle Clark moderated the debate, though
Speaker 1: he did have Kyle Clark had one good section with Caraveo.
Speaker 1: But but Gabe Evans did so very well, just so impressive,
Speaker 1: and he'll join us to talk about that at four
Speaker 1: thirty six. And you know, I really do hope you
Speaker 1: take a close look at that race, no matter where
Speaker 1: in America you are now, because your life's going to
Speaker 1: be better at the GOP controls a house and a
Speaker 1: whole lot worse if the crazy left does. And Gabe Evans, man,
Speaker 1: he is really worth a look. So I hope you
Speaker 1: look at that race. And then Brittany Vesley, super super
Speaker 1: sharp young woman, head of the COLORAO Catholic Conference, and
Speaker 1: whether you believe in God or not, let alone be
Speaker 1: a Catholic. She is just stellar and she knows her
Speaker 1: stuff and it's way beyond talking points. And she had debated.
Speaker 1: And I really respect people who stand up in debate
Speaker 1: right because they get in the arena of these so
Speaker 1: called journalists who preen around and moderate debates and everything else,
Speaker 1: they would never in a million years get in a
Speaker 1: real debate where they had to answer questions or be challenged.
Speaker 1: You know, they're just kind of snark. But Britney Vesley,
Speaker 1: she gets into the arena against Danny Newsom, and Danny
Speaker 1: Newsom and I are on opposite sides probably of everything,
Speaker 1: But I like Danny. I've known her for a long time.
Speaker 1: And Brittany Vesley got in the arena with her yesterday
Speaker 1: to debate Amendment seventy nine, which is putting infanticide into
Speaker 1: the Colorado Constitution. And we have some of those clips
Speaker 1: and Brittany will join us later in the show as well.
Speaker 1: So looking forward to all of that on the local
Speaker 1: front and more locally.
Speaker 2: But you know, and I hope you're the same way.
Speaker 1: It'd be hard to understand onybe could not be, especially
Speaker 1: when there's just about how many days left now, Ryan,
Speaker 1: thirty days or so left in this race.
Speaker 2: Twenty seven twenty seven, okay. See.
Speaker 1: And the reason I'm not keeping track of the days is,
Speaker 1: as I told you before, I believe the cake is baked.
Speaker 1: I believe that barring Martians landing or something like that,
Speaker 1: and it could happen. But barring Trump giving it away.
Speaker 1: I think he's won this race. But these last twenty
Speaker 1: seven days are going to be so much fun because
Speaker 1: not to be a jerk, but everything I predicted is
Speaker 1: unfolding as predicted, and Kamala Harris now is dropping. I
Speaker 1: mean it's not like right off the cliff hosts, you
Speaker 1: lost ten points last night, but it is steady, and
Speaker 1: it is obvious, and it is in the swing states,
Speaker 1: and now you're starting to see what we expected, right
Speaker 1: these different headlines popping up in lefty publications talking about
Speaker 1: how Dems are starting to panic.
Speaker 2: So we'll enjoy some of that data together.
Speaker 1: But let me get to this text while Ryan is
Speaker 1: back with us today, Ryan, you need a better agent
Speaker 1: because I think you're going to end up working at
Speaker 1: least two days this week and that's way too much.
Speaker 3: Listen to you.
Speaker 2: Do you know where I was?
Speaker 4: I was trying to find my way through the labyrinth
Speaker 4: to watch this Channel eight debate, which I obtained clips
Speaker 4: for you. Well, thank you, Valtimore, Artchilatta. I guess representable
Speaker 4: Diana to get well.
Speaker 1: Great news that Diana is still with us, because I
Speaker 1: don't think there's been a Diana.
Speaker 2: Are you sure did you do a DNA test. Oh man,
Speaker 2: She was impersonator.
Speaker 4: She did not look like she had done many public
Speaker 4: appearances in recent years. She was a little bit wooden,
Speaker 4: and it didn't seem like she was really in the
Speaker 4: groove of debating and so forth.
Speaker 3: Out of touch, completely out of touch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, last memory of her in like eighty six or something.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 1: No, last time on the show. Last time she ever
Speaker 1: came on the show. It was very civil. I'd like
Speaker 1: her personally. I like it when I bumped into her
Speaker 1: around town, which hasn't happened since about eighty six. But
Speaker 1: the last time we had around we're talking about the
Speaker 1: Abortion Is show. My question was just okay, Congressman, when
Speaker 1: then does human life begin?
Speaker 2: And she said at first, and I'm like what.
Speaker 1: And so so like thirty seconds mother's dilated thirty seconds
Speaker 1: before birth. That's not human life. You know, you're just
Speaker 1: like two inches away in location.
Speaker 2: It magically comes back life. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was a fascinating conversation. But for reasons I do
Speaker 1: not understand, she never came back. But I want to
Speaker 1: get if people indulge me before you get to all
Speaker 1: this great Trump data. But I also have some some
Speaker 1: they're beyond theories some assumptions. I want to run by
Speaker 1: you on the race as well. I do want to
Speaker 1: touch on this one text. We got it late yesterday
Speaker 1: but Ryan was not here, and it said, Dan, I
Speaker 1: hear your program director is in studio again. I hear
Speaker 1: you disparage Ryan for time off, yet he works eight
Speaker 1: plus hours a day.
Speaker 2: You have two hours if you show up.
Speaker 1: I'm wondering if program director is evaluating your two hours
Speaker 1: for a new host.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: We could only hope, right, But anyway, that's funny. Was
Speaker 2: that you No, it was not me. Oh okay.
Speaker 4: I was trying to get in this building. I had
Speaker 4: to tell you the whole story, Dan, It was a
Speaker 4: real big cluster.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you stopped there.
Speaker 3: I did barely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And you were trying to get in what building?
Speaker 4: It was downtown, kind of the court where the courthouses,
Speaker 4: all the courts are there. Sure, And I was trying
Speaker 4: to get into the entry to where this debate was happening,
Speaker 4: and a very mean security guard told me I had
Speaker 4: to go around through the regular security entrance. I did that,
Speaker 4: but then I couldn't get into the studio where they were.
Speaker 4: Then I had to be guided by a guy at
Speaker 4: the original entrance where I tried to get in, back around,
Speaker 4: back through, and finally I got in like ten minutes
Speaker 4: into the thirty minute debate.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's a first world problem, my friend. It was terrible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure people are pulling their cars over
Speaker 1: now and breaking out. They should feel bad tears for you,
Speaker 1: but but yeah, well I'm glad you made it over
Speaker 1: there barely. And yeah to this text, you have two
Speaker 1: hours if you show up. When's the last time I missed?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: The only about the only time I ever missed for
Speaker 1: this show is if I'm in court or doing a
Speaker 1: deposition or something.
Speaker 2: But I'm not like out on the golf course or
Speaker 2: a beach or anything.
Speaker 4: I think that Texters accusing me of being like Johnny
Speaker 4: Carson in those later years in the nineties when Jay Leno
Speaker 4: was always filling in for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nowhere near and you see how that ended. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right, that's right. Best I've ever looked. I wish
Speaker 1: I could find that tape I was about to go
Speaker 1: on in LA I was out there covering the Rodney
Speaker 1: kin case, and I mean the Burbank studio doing a
Speaker 1: national hit and this this woman stops by and says,
Speaker 1: I can help you. I said, okay, she had follow me.
Speaker 1: Turns out, so I walk back into Leno's studio. Turns
Speaker 1: out she's Leno's makeup artist. So I go in there,
Speaker 1: I do my hit with Bill Stewart and I watched
Speaker 1: the tape later after getting a few texts like hey,
Speaker 1: did Dan get fired?
Speaker 2: And the tape and it didn't even look like me.
Speaker 1: It looks so good, California. It's so amazing what a
Speaker 1: professional like that can do.
Speaker 2: I'm glad she was what it was. Also, it was
Speaker 2: also a very painful experience because I never looked like
Speaker 2: that again. But it was remarkable.
Speaker 1: So I'm wondering now what Carson and Leno look like Kimmel,
Speaker 1: any of these guys look like in real life.
Speaker 3: Uh, probably not nearly as good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, But anyway, So we got a lot to
Speaker 1: do today. All of it's going to be fun and important.
Speaker 1: And I want to just come right out of the
Speaker 1: gate before we have our various Colorado guests and just
Speaker 1: talk about the state of the presidential race. And and
Speaker 1: I want to run this assumption by you. It's way
Speaker 1: beyond a theory, but We have the left right now
Speaker 1: hitting Kamala Harris hard for not going to Michigan more,
Speaker 1: not going to Wisconsin more. And I know why. I
Speaker 1: won't even say I think I know why. I know why.
Speaker 1: And then she did something less night on one of
Speaker 1: those hard hitting interviews on late night TV that I
Speaker 1: think confirms my belief as to why she isn't in
Speaker 1: Michigan more, why she isn't in Wisconsin more, even though
Speaker 1: the polls show those are both slipping away from her.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Caplas Show.
Speaker 3: And now back to the Dankaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Well that is happening.
Speaker 6: We have CNN reporting today about what is going on
Speaker 6: behind the scenes inside the Harris campaign and more broadly
Speaker 6: among Democrats who are growing more and more anxious about
Speaker 6: a twenty sixteen REDOC. Cnnsselle Alvarez joins me. Now, Priscilla,
Speaker 6: we were just joking here at the table that anxious
Speaker 6: Democrats happen on a day that ends and why. But
Speaker 6: this is this is something that perhaps is warranted given
Speaker 6: the data that they're seeing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, And I'm trying to remember who is it
Speaker 1: who said on this show back when everybody was panicking
Speaker 1: you know, as I predicted, Biden was replaced, the race
Speaker 1: got tougher for Trump. Paris has had somebody on this
Speaker 1: show said it's sixteen all over again. Who was that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was me, And now the Democrats are saying the
Speaker 1: same thing. The data they're referring to is actually a
Speaker 1: bunch of different polls, not all, but a bunch of
Speaker 1: different polls, all showing the same thing. That Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is either winning or closing in all of the swing states,
Speaker 1: including the Blue Wall States, and down, that Harris is
Speaker 1: down in Wisconsin and about to be down in Michigan
Speaker 1: if the trend line continues. And that included Quinnipiac polling,
Speaker 1: which was just released.
Speaker 2: And very very positive for Trump in the swing states.
Speaker 1: In fact, the average now in the Blue Wall sits
Speaker 1: this is real clear politics average. So it includes the
Speaker 1: honest polls, the honest but mistaken polls, the dishonest polls,
Speaker 1: the junk polls. That includes everything. And it even the
Speaker 1: RCP Bridge has Harris's lead down to less than one
Speaker 1: point and Trump I hadn't three of the last four
Speaker 1: polls in Wisconsin. OURCP average Trump now up. And this
Speaker 1: is remarkable, right because he's going to outperform as polling.
Speaker 1: Trump now up a half point in Michigan leads in
Speaker 1: four of the last five polls, and then Pennsylvania, Trump
Speaker 1: now up slightly leads in three.
Speaker 2: Of the last five polls.
Speaker 1: And so, yeah, Democrats panicking, It's all what we anticipated
Speaker 1: on the show, right, But here's the question for you.
Speaker 2: What does the left do next? What does the left
Speaker 2: do next?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: Then listen, nothing's guaranteed right until it's done. This is
Speaker 1: just the best analysis we can get from everything available.
Speaker 1: But that all points to what I had predicted and
Speaker 1: Trump pulling away.
Speaker 2: So what does the left do now?
Speaker 1: I mean, we've saw them in a back room deal
Speaker 1: at night depose a democratically elected nominee who also happened
Speaker 1: to be the sitting president, and install a replacement without
Speaker 1: any democratic process, something unprecedented in all of American history.
Speaker 1: So they've already done that, They've already done a bunch
Speaker 1: of other stuff that really stinks.
Speaker 2: What do they do now? What do they do now?
Speaker 1: Because they cannot replace Harris right, they could still replace walls.
Speaker 1: They could still bring in Jos Shapiro for walls, and
Speaker 1: let's hope they don't. But they couldn't replace Harris, So
Speaker 1: what do they do now? And as you ponder that question,
Speaker 1: please consider this, which I offered a couple of months ago,
Speaker 1: and I believe is obviously more true by the day.
Speaker 1: You've got a lot of really smart people on the
Speaker 1: left who have horrible ideas for this country, horrible intentions
Speaker 1: for this country. But they're intellectually very smart, and they're
Speaker 1: very good at tactics, and unfortunately they don't care at
Speaker 1: all about the truth. And you've got those people who
Speaker 1: have clearly concluded a long time ago that the Democrats
Speaker 1: are better off if Harris loses this race. So I
Speaker 1: don't think we can give a knee jerk. Oh yeah, no,
Speaker 1: they'll they'll do whatever they have to do to get
Speaker 1: her to win. Not because I think there are really
Speaker 1: smart people on the left who who really think the
Speaker 1: Dems are better off. Obviously Biden wants her to lose,
Speaker 1: right because he doesn't want the people who pants him
Speaker 1: and humiliated him to prevail. But smart Democrat operatives want
Speaker 1: her to lose. They know she's not going to have
Speaker 1: a Supreme Court pick anyway if she does win, and
Speaker 1: that she's going to be horrific in the job, it's
Speaker 1: going to hurt Democrats across the country, going to wipe
Speaker 1: them out in the twenty six mid terms, and it's
Speaker 1: going to get him crushed in twenty eight. So there
Speaker 1: are a lot of them who want her to lose.
Speaker 1: So do you think they do something dramatic now to
Speaker 1: try to reverse this and pull it out or just
Speaker 1: let her lose believing they're going to be better off
Speaker 1: in the long term eight five five for zero five
Speaker 1: A two five five text, d An five seven seven
Speaker 1: three nine.
Speaker 2: Want to get to some of those texts as well.
Speaker 1: Quick note Gabe Evan's coming up at four thirty six,
Speaker 1: and yeah, I'd really ask you to be here for
Speaker 1: this because the job. First of all, the race is critical, right,
Speaker 1: even if Gabe was some sort of typical candidate, the
Speaker 1: race is so critical in CD eight we need the
Speaker 1: Republican to win. But Gabe is a star and he
Speaker 1: has an amazing story. But just like jd Vance, right,
Speaker 1: we all got to prove it, right, we all got
Speaker 1: to prove it no matter what arena you're in, I'm
Speaker 1: in the courtroom, whatever, we all got to prove it
Speaker 1: under fire. And just like jd Vance proved it Gabe
Speaker 1: Evans proved it last night when he did this debate
Speaker 1: with Caraveo and with Kyle Clark, because it was not
Speaker 1: always but most of it was two on one and
Speaker 1: Gabe did spectacularly well. So he'll be with us at
Speaker 1: five thirty six, four thirty six. Pardon me, that'll be
Speaker 1: five thirty six in Chicago, but four thirty six in Denver, Colorado. Dan,
Speaker 1: please ask Gab where his supporters can get yard signs?
Speaker 1: Well to that. A lot of people love yard signs.
Speaker 1: I think there are a lot of hoas that don't
Speaker 1: allow him anymore, Right, yeah, Texter, Dan put nothing past them.
Speaker 1: They're trying to create complacencies so Republicans don't think they
Speaker 1: need to vote. You know, hey, right after Trump, pardon me,
Speaker 1: right after Biden was deposed in that dead of night
Speaker 1: backroom deal, I said, wait a second. One of the silver.
Speaker 2: Linings here is that.
Speaker 1: The concern Remember early July, before the cup that deposed Biden,
Speaker 1: we were talking on this show about a very very
Speaker 1: real concern that Republican and slash Trump because there are
Speaker 1: a lot of Trump voters who don't vote Republican normally,
Speaker 1: that those voters were going to get complacent figure it
Speaker 1: was wrapped up because Biden was obviously so frail and incapable,
Speaker 1: and that there might be a surprise on election day
Speaker 1: because people thought Trump had it wrapped up and didn't
Speaker 1: turn out, and Trump depends on explosive, intense turnout.
Speaker 2: But the beauty is a Texter.
Speaker 1: I understand the concern, but I think the way this
Speaker 1: race is unfolded, with Biden being coud and then Harris
Speaker 1: getting all that momentum and Harris getting a lead and
Speaker 1: Trump climb back, and now Trump taking the lead in
Speaker 1: this close to election day, now, I don't see complacency
Speaker 1: as a big problem here. I don't think there is
Speaker 1: enough time at this point to be complacent.
Speaker 2: And if you're just looking at the.
Speaker 1: Top line in the polls, it's not like you're going
Speaker 1: to look at all the polling say out, Trump's up
Speaker 1: ten points, I don't have to vote. If somebody has
Speaker 1: a real life and they're not studying this stuff inside
Speaker 1: and out and all of the other key factors that
Speaker 1: indicate where the race is going, they're going to look
Speaker 1: at the polls and say, oh man, every vote counts there.
Speaker 1: But I think the folks who just look at all
Speaker 1: the data for a living. I think those are the
Speaker 1: folks on both sides of the aisle now who are
Speaker 1: seeing Trump pulling away in this race.
Speaker 2: So thank you, great text. I just for those reasons believe.
Speaker 1: That complacency is not going to be a problem for
Speaker 1: Trump on election day. Speaking of which, and maybe this
Speaker 1: works against the point I just made, but I don't
Speaker 1: think so. Ryan to see where Trump's going to Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden just a few days before election day, Yeah,
Speaker 1: totally big. So similar to the question I raised about Colorado,
Speaker 1: I think he's coming here in part to make the
Speaker 1: point about Aurora and all of the massive harm caused
Speaker 1: by Harrison Biden opening the border, including Venezuela and Gang.
Speaker 1: I think he's going to Madison Square Garden, not because
Speaker 1: he thinks he's gonna win New York. I think he's
Speaker 1: going there and it's brilliant because it's going to get
Speaker 1: him so much more attention. Now, if it's another visit
Speaker 1: in a swing state, he's going to get attention in
Speaker 1: that swing state and they'll get a short national clip.
Speaker 1: But only if he screws up he goes to Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden. The fact that he's in New York so
Speaker 1: close to election day, Madison Square Garden, that's going to
Speaker 1: get some significant media attention that's going to spread through
Speaker 1: all the swing states. So I think that's a really
Speaker 1: brilliant move on his part, and I'm sure part of
Speaker 1: its personal right.
Speaker 2: It's just he's on a roll. It's going to feel
Speaker 2: really good when we come back. I hope you stay
Speaker 2: around and listen to this guy.
Speaker 1: I was so impressed with the job he did last
Speaker 1: night under fire, you know, in the debate against Caraveo
Speaker 1: and at times Kyle Clark, but kept his cool, super
Speaker 1: smart and a Gabe Evans joins us after the break
Speaker 1: to candidate in CDH. You're on the Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 3: You're listening to the Dan Kapliss Show podcast.
Speaker 1: The reason we all fill arenas and go and watch
Speaker 1: professional sports and all that. There are a lot, but
Speaker 1: one of the biggest ones, right is you just see
Speaker 1: all this great talent out there, and you just admire talent,
Speaker 1: and even if it's a sport you don't particularly like
Speaker 1: or whatever, you admire talent. And our next guest representative
Speaker 1: Gabe Evans. He's the GOP candidate in CD eight, which
Speaker 1: may very well decide control of the house, as Speaker
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson told me on Sunday when I.
Speaker 2: Interviewed him, and he's a big fan of Gabe Evans.
Speaker 1: Gabe, I gotta tell you, man, just just as a
Speaker 1: guy who's blessed to try case is and I've been
Speaker 1: in the courtroom for forty years watching you. The way
Speaker 1: you handled that debate, which was often two on one,
Speaker 1: you know, Kyle Clark and you dera Caraveo against you,
Speaker 1: I was just so impressed with your talent, with your skill,
Speaker 1: your intelligence, your composure. I don't think anybody could have
Speaker 1: possibly done better. So sorry to open this thing with
Speaker 1: such a hard hitting approach, but I got to tell you, man,
Speaker 1: you nailed it.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that feedback so much. You know, it's one
Speaker 7: of those things where in hindsight there's always little things
Speaker 7: you're like, oh, I could have answered that one better,
Speaker 7: or I could have brought something up. But you know,
Speaker 7: you mentioned your time in the courtroom. You know, I've
Speaker 7: got to spend a little bit of time in the
Speaker 7: courtroom myself as a police officer. I'd get called in
Speaker 7: as a as an expert witness, and so you know,
Speaker 7: it was It really was a good proving ground to
Speaker 7: just try to stay focused on the policies, the points,
Speaker 7: make sure we carry our message of how do we
Speaker 7: make America in Colorado a safe, affordable place to live,
Speaker 7: work and raise families. Again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and before we get into some of the particulars
Speaker 1: of last night, just yeah, this sutting. I think everybody
Speaker 1: listening can relate. Everybody listening is in high pressure situations
Speaker 1: in their life in one form or another. But okay,
Speaker 1: you've got this one opportunity on KUSA. You know, Kyle
Speaker 1: Clerk's not going to be your friend. And and what.
Speaker 2: Was the most memorable moment of all of this for you?
Speaker 7: Just I guess, you know, being able to do the
Speaker 7: debate and be able to do it on live TV
Speaker 7: and have that opportunity to carry the message, you know,
Speaker 7: as best as we could given the questions that were
Speaker 7: selected to be asked as Canada that I there are
Speaker 7: a few that I wish we could have gotten through.
Speaker 2: We didn't talked.
Speaker 7: About school safety, we didn't talk about really foreign policy.
Speaker 7: I mean, there are a lot of things that I
Speaker 7: feel like we could have talked about. But you know,
Speaker 7: it's uh, it's.
Speaker 2: Well, it listened, man.
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's the same as it was right
Speaker 1: with ABC with Trump and then CBS with Vance. You know,
Speaker 1: they want the Democrats to win, and one key way
Speaker 1: they try to do that is the questions they choose
Speaker 1: to ask and the questions they decided to not ask,
Speaker 1: and how they time it out. And I thought all
Speaker 1: of that was designed to be in Caraveo's favor, with
Speaker 1: one notable exception I'll get to in a second, but
Speaker 1: they opened with immigration, you know, hitting you hard, hitting
Speaker 1: you hard via Trump et cetera. And I was so
Speaker 1: impressed with the way you kept your cool, didn't take
Speaker 1: the bait, didn't get into it with Kyle Clark. You
Speaker 1: stayed focused on the substance. So tell people if you
Speaker 1: had the heart of your answer, which is on this
Speaker 1: question of okay, are you in favor of large scale deportations?
Speaker 2: You know what is your solutions? So you know, tell
Speaker 2: folks what you said. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So this is something I've been very consistent about saying.
Speaker 7: My grandfather immigrated to this country from Mexico here in
Speaker 7: his citizenship with two purple hearts in World War two.
Speaker 7: So I'm not anti immigrant. We just are a country
Speaker 7: and a nation ruled by law, and so the first
Speaker 7: thing we have to do is make sure that our
Speaker 7: border is secure so that folks are actually following those
Speaker 7: laws in order to come into our country. We also
Speaker 7: have to work on streamlining the process for those folks
Speaker 7: who want to follow the legal pathway to come here
Speaker 7: so that they're not trapped. As one gentleman that I
Speaker 7: talked to from Brazil, he said he's been trying for
Speaker 7: seventeen years to do this the right way, and he
Speaker 7: figures it's going to be another four before he's actually
Speaker 7: able to get his full citizenship. So we got to
Speaker 7: streamline that process, and then when it comes to deportations. Look,
Speaker 7: we're the third most dangerous state in the country right now.
Speaker 7: We're the second state in the nation for teenagers overdosing
Speaker 7: and dying on fentanyl, and that's because of a lot
Speaker 7: of the open border policies and the sanctuary state policies
Speaker 7: here in Colorado that have made us an incredibly attractive
Speaker 7: location for transnational criminal organizations and cartels to set up shop.
Speaker 7: And so we have to get back to empowering our
Speaker 7: law enforcement to be able to work together to aggressively
Speaker 7: target those individuals who are illegally in our country and
Speaker 7: who are committing other crimes. You know, everybody's talking about
Speaker 7: the situation that's going on in Aurora right now. In
Speaker 7: twenty twenty one, my opponent voted for a law that
Speaker 7: made it illegal for law enforcement in Colorado to even
Speaker 7: share identifying information with Immigration and Customs. It is illegal
Speaker 7: right now for Aurora PD to pick up the phone
Speaker 7: and call Ice and say there's folks in our community
Speaker 7: that are causing problems. Come get up that phone calls
Speaker 7: illegal and we got to reverse that.
Speaker 1: Even on Trend de Arragua, even on the Venezuelan gang,
Speaker 1: just illegal to do that.
Speaker 7: Unless it is court ordered by a federal judge. Law
Speaker 7: enforcement in Colorado can't originate sharing that information for immigration
Speaker 7: related purposes.
Speaker 1: Size and your point, Gabe Evans, our guests, the GOP
Speaker 1: candidate and CD eight, and I'm telling you this guy's
Speaker 1: the real deal. Please check it out and need to
Speaker 1: win that race. But Gabe, I wonder we'll never know,
Speaker 1: but I wonder if the tremendous job you did in
Speaker 1: that opening sequence where they came out and you know,
Speaker 1: Beryl's blazing on you on immigration and you handled it
Speaker 1: so beautifully. I wonder if that fueled what happened next, because,
Speaker 1: to Kyle Clark's credit, he really pinned down Caraveil with
Speaker 1: a series of questions including what you just alluded to,
Speaker 1: Gabe when he pinned her down on hey, wait a
Speaker 1: second before you said you believe this, but now you
Speaker 1: say you'll do the opposite. Why And he very effectively
Speaker 1: went through a litany of about six of those, and
Speaker 1: we'll end up playing that sound on air later and
Speaker 1: on many of those. What she said in the end,
Speaker 1: because he pinned her down effectively, was she still believes
Speaker 1: all those goofy things, but she claims she's going to
Speaker 1: vote otherwise now because she has to represent the people
Speaker 1: of the district. It was an amazing few minutes to behold.
Speaker 1: What did you think as you were watching that unfold?
Speaker 7: That's what I've been saying since the beginning of this campaign.
Speaker 7: She's a say anything politician. She'll say or do whatever
Speaker 7: she thinks she needs to say or do in order
Speaker 7: to pull the wool over the voter's eyes and hold
Speaker 7: onto her power. We ran through her voting record with
Speaker 7: all of the bills that she's supported. We just talked
Speaker 7: about the one about ice. But she's supported lowering the
Speaker 7: penalty for drug dealers to an effectively an unenforceable level.
Speaker 7: She's supported giving convicted drug dealers they're guns back after
Speaker 7: they've been convicted of a felony. She voted for defund
Speaker 7: the police policies. And we could keep going on and
Speaker 7: on down this list. And you know, now, with a
Speaker 7: really tough reelection staring her in the face, now she's
Speaker 7: running away from her own record and trying to pull
Speaker 7: the wool over.
Speaker 5: The voter's eyes.
Speaker 7: And I don't think they're going to fall for it.
Speaker 1: Well, and I hope that's one reason that folks, even
Speaker 1: those who may not normally get involved in races, look
Speaker 1: hard at getting involved in yours, because you got the combo.
Speaker 1: You are so good and she is so bad. And
Speaker 1: I mean just in terms of her ideology. And if
Speaker 1: people can go watch that clip and we'll post it,
Speaker 1: I'll get it posted on my Twitter and we'll play
Speaker 1: the sound on air, they will see and I want
Speaker 1: to ask you this your.
Speaker 2: Take on why she did it this way.
Speaker 1: She is unwilling to deny that she still believes these
Speaker 1: crazy things, and even at the risk of losing the
Speaker 1: seat she's unwilling to deny those are her true beliefs,
Speaker 1: and yet says, I think, very unconvincingly, but I'll vote
Speaker 1: the other way because the district believes that. Why do
Speaker 1: you think she Why do you think she insists on
Speaker 1: making it clear she still believes all these crazy things.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think because she truly is a true believer.
Speaker 7: I mean I talked a lot about prime and the
Speaker 7: border here, but.
Speaker 2: Look at some of her car Lefty.
Speaker 7: Well, in twenty eighteen, the voters of Colorado had a
Speaker 7: ballot proper position that said, hey, do we mess with
Speaker 7: how oil and gas is permitted in Colorado? Or do
Speaker 7: we leave it alone? And with fifty seven percent of
Speaker 7: the vote fifty seven to forty three, the voters shot
Speaker 7: down that proposition that would have added more punitive regulations
Speaker 7: to energy production. Well less than four months later, in
Speaker 7: complete violation of the will of the people, and that
Speaker 7: Caraveo turned around and.
Speaker 5: Did it anyway via the state legislature.
Speaker 2: No, I thought, I think that man in office, I
Speaker 2: think she is a hardcore true believer.
Speaker 7: Lefty she is, and she's shown that since her very
Speaker 7: first moment in office, where she blatantly ignored the will
Speaker 7: of the people is expressed by a forty excuse me,
Speaker 7: a fifty seven to forty three vote less than four
Speaker 7: months prior.
Speaker 1: Well, hey, we are going to get you on as
Speaker 1: much as you can join us. We'll continue to invite her.
Speaker 1: She can come on every day if she wants, and
Speaker 1: I'll give her as much time as she wants. And
Speaker 1: that'll do more to help you than anything else. Not
Speaker 1: because of me, but just the more people hear her,
Speaker 1: the more it's going to help you and Gabe.
Speaker 2: How can people help the campaign?
Speaker 7: So my website is Electgabevans dot com. Electgabevans dot com.
Speaker 7: You'll have to e's right next to each other. Go
Speaker 7: to the campaign check me out. I have my policy
Speaker 7: positions listed on the website there. If you can donate
Speaker 7: to help keep our ads on the air, to keep
Speaker 7: the mail going out, all the other different forms of
Speaker 7: a voter outreach that we're doing, that would be tremendous.
Speaker 7: If you want to get involved with the campaign, you
Speaker 7: can send us an email from that campaign website. But
Speaker 7: with twenty seven days ago, this is the final sprint
Speaker 7: where we're just trying to make sure that the voters
Speaker 7: have enough information to be able to make an informed
Speaker 7: decision about who they want to represent them for the.
Speaker 1: Next You're doing your part and wait and now it
Speaker 1: last night, Gabe, look forward to the next visit.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 2: Thanks man.
Speaker 1: That's representative Gabe Evans, and please do check it out
Speaker 1: and just think of it as as doing your part
Speaker 1: to keep GOP control of ouse, because it could well
Speaker 1: be that You're on the Dan Caplas.
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Speaker 8: You first became the nominee and h and named Tim
Speaker 8: Walls as your your vice president nominee.
Speaker 2: People are calling it the vibe election.
Speaker 8: Every all the vibes were all good, but elections I
Speaker 8: think are one on vibes because one of the old
Speaker 8: saws is they just want somebody they can have a
Speaker 8: beer with, So would you like to have a beer
Speaker 8: with me?
Speaker 2: So I can tell people that's.
Speaker 8: Like, okay, this was now we asked ahead of time
Speaker 8: because I can't just be given a drink to the
Speaker 8: vice president. I'd says, let ask you you asked for
Speaker 8: Miller filof I'm just curious.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: The last time I had beer was at a baseball game.
Speaker 7: With Dougs.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 1: Anybody buying that? Of course not, But that's just the point.
Speaker 1: She's such an elitist. They're such elitist. They truly do
Speaker 1: sink this isn't rhetorical. They truly, I do think you
Speaker 1: and me that were just stupid. They honestly believe that
Speaker 1: any working class person is an idiot, and that's why
Speaker 1: they're a working class person. That's what these elitist idiots believe.
Speaker 1: And that proves it. I mean, you know, look at
Speaker 1: this headline, and this is off of the Liberal Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal, Liberal on the news pages, but there's a
Speaker 1: very similar one in the New York Times, Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: struggling to break through with working class Democrats, working class
Speaker 1: democrats fear. And then the Philadelphia, Philadelphia Inquire, you know,
Speaker 1: just ran a big piece on how Harris is a
Speaker 1: Trump is turning working class people in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: New York Times ran a similar piece.
Speaker 1: She's sinking fast with real people who go out there
Speaker 1: and do real work. So this is what she's going
Speaker 1: to do about it. She's going to pretend to like
Speaker 1: beer and think about the beer she chose. It just
Speaker 1: shows how out of touch she is. Right with with
Speaker 1: true working people. So she's going to have a Miller right,
Speaker 1: she's going to have a Miller High Life. When's the
Speaker 1: last time, Ryan, you were out with anybody who had
Speaker 1: a Miller High Life?
Speaker 2: Oh it's been a long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean you want to talk about real people,
Speaker 1: real men and women who work hard.
Speaker 2: What beer do you think they drink? Well, not bud
Speaker 2: Light anymore.
Speaker 1: It's not bud Light and it's not Miller High Life.
Speaker 1: And you know her, can you picture this room full
Speaker 1: of goofball advisors of hers? Yea with forty different colors hair,
Speaker 1: eighty different genders, trying to think, oh what beard do
Speaker 1: you think these Cretans drink out? Because you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: come on, SNL just did a skit on her, making
Speaker 1: her out to be a whino, you know, so we
Speaker 1: have what beard do you think they drink?
Speaker 2: And then oh yeah, yeah, Miller Miller. Remember they used
Speaker 2: to have those commercials. I know, what a joke.
Speaker 1: But here's the bigger point. You know, there are other
Speaker 1: pieces out there on the left about hey, why isn't
Speaker 1: she going to Michigan or why isn't she going to Wisconsin?
Speaker 2: Moore? As those states slip away.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you why she's not going. She does not
Speaker 1: like those people. She doesn't like those people, the same
Speaker 1: reason Hillary Clinton didn't go. She doesn't like people like
Speaker 1: you and me, Ryan, And that has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with race.
Speaker 2: It has to do with class.
Speaker 1: It has to do with working people totally. She doesn't
Speaker 1: like working people. She's uncomfortable with them. And when she
Speaker 1: looks out at the crowd, she can see that they
Speaker 1: don't like her very much. And you just saw, you know,
Speaker 1: these different unions not endorser, the firefighters union and others.
Speaker 1: She just doesn't like working people. To the phone lines.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Mike in Munn. That's a new one.
Speaker 1: You're on the dan Kapla show. Welcome Mike.
Speaker 5: Hi actually made it up to shy Am Now if
Speaker 5: I was inquiring whether or not you thought it affects
Speaker 5: from the storm the election.
Speaker 2: Great thought, yeah, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Mean we played it on air Axelrod from the left
Speaker 1: gloating about how the Democrats in North Carolina who were
Speaker 1: affected would get out to vote, but the Republicans implying
Speaker 1: their poor dummies.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't be able to do it.
Speaker 1: Listen, I think there's so much pressure on that Democrat
Speaker 1: governor in North Carolina now from the GOP and others
Speaker 1: to make sure that everybody has a chance to vote.
Speaker 2: I think that's going to be minimal in the end.
Speaker 1: In terms of Florida, my friend, I think we'll know
Speaker 1: it's supposed to make landfall in about forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: I think we'll have a much better idea in a
Speaker 1: couple of hours. How much damage is going to be
Speaker 1: in Florida Personally, Mike, I think it would have to
Speaker 1: be beyond anything we can imagine to throw off the
Speaker 1: vote totals in Florida. And obviously my first concern are
Speaker 1: the humans there, whether they're Democrat, Republican, unaffiliated.
Speaker 2: It's not the vote totals.
Speaker 1: But I think it would take something bigger than this
Speaker 1: storm to throw off that arc in Florida.
Speaker 5: Oh your bad or yourmvish has been pretty good so far,
Speaker 5: So thank you, my friend, God love.
Speaker 2: You appreciate the call. Thank you for that.
Speaker 1: And my brother who had remember Ryan, he said he'd
Speaker 1: move out of the country of Trump one, and he did,
Speaker 1: moved Ireland, and then he moved back after Biden won.
Speaker 1: And they're in Tampa and they just got hammered by
Speaker 1: the last one. But they are like right in the
Speaker 1: path of this thing. So say a prayer for him.
Speaker 3: And Hutch My buddy, he's down there.
Speaker 2: Oh Hotches in Tampa.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's riding it out.
Speaker 1: Millennial Mike, you're on the Dan Town Show. Hey, Mike,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry about that. I waited too long. Would love
Speaker 1: to get you on the show here, Mike, I hope
Speaker 1: you can talk to us in the five o'clock hour.
Speaker 1: And you heard tremendous talent in Gabe Evans with us
Speaker 1: at four thirty six. I hope you saw the way
Speaker 1: he handled that debate last night. He was absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 1: Brittany Vests, another great young talent, will join us right
Speaker 1: after the break, helping to lead the charge against this
Speaker 1: legalized infanticide known as Amendment seventy nine.