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Speaker 2: Good afternoon, everyone. It's Heidi Ganaal filling in for Dan.
Speaker 2: But guess what Dan's going to be back in the
Speaker 2: next segment, and he said, let folks know I have
Speaker 2: an epiphany regarding the presidential race that he cannot wait
Speaker 2: to share.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know, and Ryan.
Speaker 2: Dan always makes me more optimistic about the race, Like
Speaker 2: I come in here like a little dog.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I know, I'm worried.
Speaker 2: It's like, don't worry, little bukaroo.
Speaker 3: It's all going to be okay.
Speaker 2: It's all going to be okay, especially if women get
Speaker 2: their act together and realize that they're not voting in
Speaker 2: their self interest if they vote for coame La.
Speaker 4: Come on, women, I know. So see what I said.
Speaker 4: I sound like a jerk if you say it. Oh,
Speaker 4: I might have to listen to that.
Speaker 2: It was to see Jared Polus and the Democrats try
Speaker 2: and tag me as like a woman hater in the
Speaker 2: governor's race. I'm like, I am a woman. I know
Speaker 2: you don't understand what a woman it is on most days,
Speaker 2: but I am a woman and I understand what it's
Speaker 2: like to be a woman.
Speaker 4: And I have a diesel truck. What do you drive?
Speaker 3: Remember that?
Speaker 4: That was my favorite moment in the debates you guys had,
Speaker 4: was the debate over whose truck was hemmy or whatever.
Speaker 4: He was trying to say to you.
Speaker 2: Well, he was mad that I had a Tesla at
Speaker 2: the time, I had a Tesla, but I also have
Speaker 2: a gas guzzling Chevy Express mom van that has one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand miles on it, and I think
Speaker 2: he forgot about that. So that was fun.
Speaker 4: But then he was trying to twist it like he
Speaker 4: drove an American gas guzzling truck, like he was trying
Speaker 4: to outdo you or something on that word. And then
Speaker 4: you were like, well, wait a minute, I thought you
Speaker 4: were trying to go green energy. What are you doing here?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to shock you, Ryan. Today, a press
Speaker 2: release went out from the Denverdom Friends League that actually,
Speaker 2: Jared Polis and I are both sponsoring a ballot initiative
Speaker 2: or supporting a ballot initiative that will be on the
Speaker 2: ballot in a few weeks about yes, yes, what is
Speaker 2: it pigs fly? Or that that's saying I'm terrible at saying.
Speaker 2: So we both agree that Rule Colorado needs more veterinary providers,
Speaker 2: and so this ballot initiative allows for a new classification
Speaker 2: a provider called a veterinary basically a PA like a
Speaker 2: physician's assistant in the veterinary world. Because I mean, there's
Speaker 2: just such a shortage. And so you know how much
Speaker 2: I love animals. I I don't agree with much of
Speaker 2: anything with Jared Poul's period, but especially on his policies
Speaker 2: around agriculture and ranching, et cetera. But we do both
Speaker 2: love dogs. He is a cute little dog, and we
Speaker 2: both agree that Rule Colorado needs more help in the
Speaker 2: veterinary world.
Speaker 4: Can I suggest something? Yeah, kind of crazy? Why don't
Speaker 4: you and Jared do a PSA television ad together and
Speaker 4: support their proposal?
Speaker 3: Wouldn't be awesome?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, that be both holding your dogs? Crazy? Uh, craziness.
Speaker 3: I think I like it, though, Well, pretty nice to you.
Speaker 2: Do you think we can find common ground somewhere some way?
Speaker 2: It's right there somewhere someway. Okay, I want to make
Speaker 2: a comment about the whole abortion issue and kind of
Speaker 2: wrap that up, and I bet Dan has something to
Speaker 2: say about this too. But there's some stats that I
Speaker 2: put in my article that I wrote on the Rocky
Speaker 2: Mountain Voice last week about the late term abortion issue
Speaker 2: in Colorado, and not enough people are talking about this,
Speaker 2: like we need to educate people in Colorado about how
Speaker 2: extreme our policies are, especially with this on the ballot
Speaker 2: in a few weeks to be put into our constitution.
Speaker 3: Not cool.
Speaker 2: So sixty nine percent of Americans support legal abortion in
Speaker 2: the first trimester. I think that's what Jen said. She
Speaker 2: said about seventy percent, and then a twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: survey said that that support plummets for later stages and pregnancy,
Speaker 2: so it drops to thirty seven percent for the second
Speaker 2: trimester and only twenty two percent for the third trimester.
Speaker 2: Those are the hardcore abortion lovers, so that's pretty significant.
Speaker 2: Why would they gun so hard for third trimester abortion
Speaker 2: as Democrats across this country if only twenty two percent
Speaker 2: of Americans support that.
Speaker 4: My response to that is that they view this as
Speaker 4: a slippery slope that if they give any ground on
Speaker 4: abortion if they admit to Dan's point that he frequently makes,
Speaker 4: and he's right that that's a human life and you're
Speaker 4: killing it no matter when in the term it happens.
Speaker 4: If they seed that ground on the third trimester, now
Speaker 4: that's going to gain momentum. And I think Dan's right
Speaker 4: on this too, to where you know what, I'm not
Speaker 4: so sure I like it in the second trimester. Or
Speaker 4: maybe the heartbeat law has a point because when Mary
Speaker 4: called earlier, anybody that's actually seen an abortion procedure being
Speaker 4: done video of that. Abby Johnson talks about this a lot.
Speaker 4: She used to work for Planned Parenthood. She's a frequent
Speaker 4: guest on this program. I people's tune change a whole
Speaker 4: hell of a lot once they see exactly what happens
Speaker 4: during an abortion. It's not this like nebulous thing. Oh,
Speaker 4: it's just an abortion and the pregnancy ends and poof
Speaker 4: there it goes like, no, here's what physically happens to
Speaker 4: whatever you want to call it, embryo, fetus, baby in
Speaker 4: the womb. It's crushed, it's destroyed, it's removed. Watch it.
Speaker 4: I think you should have to watch one.
Speaker 2: And why don't these women just if they don't want
Speaker 2: the child anymore, I get it. If there's a severe deformity,
Speaker 2: the child's not gonna live, I don't get it. But
Speaker 2: I can calculate the decision there a little bit, if
Speaker 2: the baby's not gonna live or is there something very
Speaker 2: seriously wrong. But if they simply don't want the baby,
Speaker 2: give it up for adoption. Yes, give it up for adoption.
Speaker 2: Why is that so hard? So then that ties back
Speaker 2: to that survey that I told you about, the poll
Speaker 2: that I told you about earlier in the hour or
Speaker 2: last hour about glamour magazines take on what issues women
Speaker 2: care about, and this elect and abortion was actually number seven.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. That's not how they're pitching it. Women care
Speaker 2: more about the economy and healthcare and the cost of housing,
Speaker 2: and criminal justice, gun policy, foreign policy. But I do
Speaker 2: think what you said about abortion and the slippery slope
Speaker 2: is how we feel sometimes about gun rights and our
Speaker 2: Second Amendment rights. It's like a slippery slope. They just
Speaker 2: want to chip, chip, chip away at it, and so
Speaker 2: maybe that's how they feel about it.
Speaker 4: It's the only explanation I can give, because I don't
Speaker 4: think any sane person with a soul or a heart
Speaker 4: can sit there and go, yeah, you know, a ninth
Speaker 4: month abortion at any point, at any time, for any
Speaker 4: reason or no reason at all, because that's what the
Speaker 4: law says in Colorado. Heidi, you don't need a reason
Speaker 4: in the ninth month. Now, they'll give you a reason,
Speaker 4: Kyle Clark will well, it's only in extreme cases where
Speaker 4: the babies deformed. Ever, I know, I know that's what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. Like, well, Kyle point to that we're in
Speaker 4: the law for Colorado that says, well, no, no, there's
Speaker 4: restrictions on just exactly how or why you can get
Speaker 4: an abortion in the ninth month. There are not There
Speaker 4: are no restricts, there are no guardrails. If you find
Speaker 4: a doctor Death that's willing to do it, you can
Speaker 4: have it done.
Speaker 2: And we have our own doctor Death right here in Boulder, Colorado,
Speaker 2: who's done forty thousand of these since nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 2: And get this, he says that there should be no
Speaker 2: they don't have to give a reason because pregnancy is dangerous.
Speaker 2: It's inherently dangerous, and women have the right to kind
Speaker 2: of opt out of it at any time. And so
Speaker 2: I know several influencers recently have gotten on the phone
Speaker 2: and called these clinics, and Isabelle Brown's one of them.
Speaker 2: She's a friend of mine, dear girl, I love the girl.
Speaker 2: She's an influencer follower on Instagram, and she called I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was the bolder one. It could
Speaker 2: have been, and they were like, yeah, we'll do it,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't matter what week. You don't have to
Speaker 2: give a reason, come on in, and then they talk
Speaker 2: you through the process. Again. It's brutal, and I just
Speaker 2: don't understand why people are all.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and again, just I'm a guy and I'm not
Speaker 4: supposed to have an opinion, but here's my opinion. You know,
Speaker 4: it's planned parenthood is parenthood, and if they come in
Speaker 4: it should be a pro choice. Well, okay, here are
Speaker 4: your choices. Why is the default choice for the left
Speaker 4: always abort the thing? Not here are your choices, These
Speaker 4: are the ramifications. You could keep it, and if you
Speaker 4: do that means this it's nope, come on in, we'll
Speaker 4: kill it. That's the policy of the left.
Speaker 2: Well, and I think this ties back to what Jennifer
Speaker 2: brought up, how they're just lying about Trump's take on
Speaker 2: the policies and he will not sign a national abortion band.
Speaker 2: He's fairly moderate on abortion right. And I want you
Speaker 2: to play clip number twenty four because there's so many
Speaker 2: lies they're telling about Donald Trump and Republicans right now.
Speaker 2: The list goes on and on. But he did a
Speaker 2: good job of addressing this. On gut Field last night.
Speaker 5: They attacked the word the bloodbath that was referring to
Speaker 5: the auto indussy. We know all these things. Yeah, Charlottesville
Speaker 5: was totally debunked by everybody, including Laura. Laura did a
Speaker 5: whole show on it, how it's so.
Speaker 6: Ridiculous, even Snoops, which is a left that's right, and said, yeah,
Speaker 6: but all of them, and they didn't correct her once,
Speaker 6: and they corrected me everything I said practically, and I
Speaker 6: think nine times or eleven times.
Speaker 5: And the audience was absolutely they went crazy. And the
Speaker 5: real I've thought it was I walked off. I said,
Speaker 5: that was a great debate.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 5: You know, you got a lot of people watching. I
Speaker 5: guess we had seventy five million people watching something like that.
Speaker 5: And you have to do well. You can't do badly.
Speaker 5: For instance, Biden didn't do so well in the previous
Speaker 5: debate because I had the two debates. I had one.
Speaker 5: We actually had two debates, you know, I had one
Speaker 5: against the man, and then they said he's not doing well,
Speaker 5: take him out, put in a new one. And if
Speaker 5: she doesn't do well, I wonder if they're going to
Speaker 5: take her out. Just keep putting it. Let's see if
Speaker 5: we can get it right eventually. No, but a thing
Speaker 5: like that's never happened before.
Speaker 2: Oh, lies, lies, lies. Democrats are lying a lot lately. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we are going to go to break. This is Heidi
Speaker 2: covering for Dan Kaplis. He's going to be back right
Speaker 2: after the break.
Speaker 3: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 7: What's happening around the country right now is that the
Speaker 7: millions and millions of illegals who've come across that border
Speaker 7: since the borders are Kamala Harris and Joe Biden open
Speaker 7: it wide. Is that some of them are trying to
Speaker 7: register to participate in the election. Many of them. We
Speaker 7: know six or seven states have already done their own audits.
Speaker 7: They've proven you've got thousands and thousands of illegals on
Speaker 7: the voter rolls right now. And here's the problem. You know,
Speaker 7: if you have just a small percentage of those millions
Speaker 7: of people they try to participate. You can throw the
Speaker 7: outcome of the election.
Speaker 1: You've got speaker Mike Johnson eight five five for zero
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Speaker 1: seven three nine Heidi ganall so great to see you.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being here today.
Speaker 2: Of course, Dan very honored. You've got an incredible audience.
Speaker 2: I love interacting with that.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it is awesome and thank you. It was
Speaker 1: kind of a bucket list item for me. I won't
Speaker 1: dwell on it though I'd like to spend the whole
Speaker 1: show on it. But one of my bucket list items,
Speaker 1: and I I'm not meeting that bucket for a very
Speaker 1: long time. I don't think I will be, but has been.
Speaker 1: I know it sounds really odd, but to play catch
Speaker 1: with our daughter in the outfield at coursefield, really that's
Speaker 1: so fun able to have that opportunity this afternoon. So
Speaker 1: we just went out, we went out into the outfield.
Speaker 1: We just played catch and talked and and there was
Speaker 1: a window to do that. I had to hit the window.
Speaker 1: But yeah, So it was just an amazing afternoon.
Speaker 3: That's so fun of our field of dreams moment. But
Speaker 3: I got to.
Speaker 2: I got to throw out the first pitch for the
Speaker 2: Rockies as a woman business leader, like right before I
Speaker 2: ran for governor. But get this, I got jipped. It
Speaker 2: was during COVID, so I had to go to a
Speaker 2: park and film me and yeah.
Speaker 1: That No, it doesn't count on the big screen.
Speaker 2: I was like, wait a minute, do I get to
Speaker 2: do it on there?
Speaker 3: But get that?
Speaker 1: No, you got to get out to the park and
Speaker 1: throw that pitch. And we all know the greatest first
Speaker 1: pitch in baseball history, right, I'm sure ryank decent. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it has to ask to be w after nine to eleven?
Speaker 2: Which one was the woman did so badly?
Speaker 3: Fifty? It was fifty cent right.
Speaker 4: On the too bad fifty set was terrible?
Speaker 3: Wasn't too bad?
Speaker 4: Fauci was the worst. Yeah, if you're I do think
Speaker 4: Fauci's ever thrown a baseball in his life?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, eight five five for zero five eight two
Speaker 1: five five of the number. I am so looking forward
Speaker 1: to talking to you about everything that's going on right now,
Speaker 1: including my epiphany as to where we are in the
Speaker 1: race right now. But where do you think we are
Speaker 1: in the race right now?
Speaker 2: I'm nervous I'm not sleeping well, I'm waking up every
Speaker 2: day like what more can I do? What more can
Speaker 2: we do? We started this Election day Dash, so we
Speaker 2: built a website rtr dash dot com to help people
Speaker 2: call knocked or send postcards, especially in Pennsylvania. Right now,
Speaker 2: rtr dash dot com go get busy.
Speaker 3: But I'm feeling good.
Speaker 2: I'm feeling optimistic. I loved seeing Trump on Greg Guttfield.
Speaker 3: He was just sower. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We need more of that, and then I think people
Speaker 2: will get to know the real Donald and get past
Speaker 2: this liberal media bs about, you know, all the things
Speaker 2: that they say he does and says, which you know,
Speaker 2: he says some pretty controversial stuff sometimes. But you could
Speaker 2: tell he was very comfortable in New York too at
Speaker 2: his rally last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so why do you think with forty eight now
Speaker 1: forty seven days left to election day he spent precious
Speaker 1: time and money in New York.
Speaker 2: The polling's actually pretty tight from what I'm reading, and
Speaker 2: it's his home base. He loves it, he feels comfortable,
Speaker 2: he feels energized, and it's a hot mess. It's like
Speaker 2: the epitome of every bad policy decision. You can see
Speaker 2: it right there. In New York.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like they're talking about Harris now making a run
Speaker 1: at Texas. I hope she spends every day in Texas
Speaker 1: and all her money in Texas. Right, She's going to
Speaker 1: be sent back, but yeah, and who knows. Maybe it
Speaker 1: was just personal for Trump as well, but I also
Speaker 1: think it'd sends such a positive message, right that he
Speaker 1: would go there and have that much support there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So a couple of texts here, So many of these
Speaker 1: for you, Heidi, Dan, Heidi own on this. One's a
Speaker 1: kind of sexual shot at Kamala Harris. We don't do
Speaker 1: that on this show.
Speaker 2: We don't need to. There's so many things her policy
Speaker 2: is so terrible.
Speaker 1: Stay there, Yeah, Dan and Heidi. It is more important
Speaker 1: for women that they can have an abortion up to birth,
Speaker 1: or that their kids are not killed by fentanyl brought
Speaker 1: across the open border, or that illegal immigrants are not
Speaker 1: getting raped or sex slize human traffic that from Alexa.
Speaker 1: You're in a far better position to answer this than
Speaker 1: I am. I have my own thoughts on it. But
Speaker 1: as we sit here right now, how many women for
Speaker 1: whom abortion is a real priority are going to break
Speaker 1: with the Democrats because they're more worried about these other things.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. It's a tough, tough issue. Women
Speaker 2: are very, very committed to that issue if they're on
Speaker 2: board with it, like that's their thing. And we just
Speaker 2: talked Dan a little bit about a Glamour magazine poll
Speaker 2: that they did with you, guv. So it was a
Speaker 2: legit and they asked where abortion lies in the lineup,
Speaker 2: and it was seventh for women.
Speaker 1: You're seeing some polls where it's near the top, but
Speaker 1: you're seeing many others where it's further down the list.
Speaker 1: And that's my hope and kind of my belief is
Speaker 1: things are so bad right now that you and we
Speaker 1: all know, right it's cliche for a reason. It's true
Speaker 1: that mothers have this overwhelming protective instinct. You know, they
Speaker 1: are created that way, and I just think that instinct
Speaker 1: to protect your children. There are so many other threats
Speaker 1: to your children from these lefty policies. I think that's
Speaker 1: going to peel off a meaningful number of females. Now
Speaker 1: do they stay at home or do they go all
Speaker 1: the way to voting for the Republican? Who knows, but
Speaker 1: I think that will also be affector. The other thing
Speaker 1: Heidi and tell me if this is a fantasy. Is
Speaker 1: this whole idea of men in girls' bathrooms and showers
Speaker 1: and men in women's sports and things like that, I've
Speaker 1: got to believe. I mean, there are so many moms
Speaker 1: who love their kids more than they do their place
Speaker 1: political party, or they love their kids more than they
Speaker 1: hate Trump. I've got to believe that issue is a
Speaker 1: factor too.
Speaker 2: I think we'll see it afterwards and with the voting, Like,
Speaker 2: I don't think women are going to speak loudly and
Speaker 2: proudly that they're voting for Trump if they aren't a Republican,
Speaker 2: if they aren't you a full Trump supporter. But I
Speaker 2: think we'll see it afterwards in the hidden vote of
Speaker 2: women who care deeply about their kids. They're disgusted with
Speaker 2: what's going on, but they don't want to argue with
Speaker 2: their neighbors about it and their liberal girlfriends about it.
Speaker 1: Texter, Dana, Hettie, Kelly and I are suburban women and
Speaker 1: love Trump. That from Alexa, I get that point. I
Speaker 1: just think we're likely to see movement among other women
Speaker 1: who normally don't support Republican candidates toward Trump for many
Speaker 1: of these same reasons. I expect we'll see a noticeable
Speaker 1: lack of support from black women for the Democrat. They'll
Speaker 1: still win black women overwhelmingly, but they got to get
Speaker 1: them all or close to all. Right, Now, by all,
Speaker 1: I mean at rates that say Barack Obama did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think they're losing black men. I think
Speaker 2: black men are standing up and saying, you can't just
Speaker 2: expect me to vote because of the color of your skin,
Speaker 2: like that's not cool, and they're outwardly speaking about that.
Speaker 1: And why do you think they're losing black men? I
Speaker 1: have my own theory.
Speaker 2: I think it's like the wissification of men, right.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: And I think it's the same reason Trump is gaining
Speaker 1: so much among Latinos, right. And it's strength, right, It's
Speaker 1: strength in all the positive ways in this contrast strength
Speaker 1: versus weakness, which I think should be even more of
Speaker 1: a focus of the Trump campaign because that contrast is
Speaker 1: real and obvious. No honest person can deny it. And Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think they're just an awful lot of people, including
Speaker 1: both genders, who just want strength rather than weakness.
Speaker 2: Dan, I don't know why we're not like seeing polls
Speaker 2: with Trump having sixty five to seventy percent of the vote.
Speaker 2: Everything that's happening in the country, it just blows me away.
Speaker 1: Hey, when we come back, had an epiphany, political epiphany,
Speaker 1: and those political epiphanies for me have been pretty reliable,
Speaker 1: pretty accurate. When we come back, I'm going to bounce
Speaker 1: the one I had last night off of Heidi and
Speaker 1: you get.
Speaker 3: Your take on it.
Speaker 1: Eighty five four zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 3: You're on the Dankpla Show.
Speaker 4: You're listening to the Dankplass Show podcast.
Speaker 5: The only good thing is that it's always a consequential
Speaker 5: president that gets shot at. And fortunately so far I've
Speaker 5: been very lucky. Or something is greater than all of us.
Speaker 3: Oo, it is something drumthing.
Speaker 5: Is up there, some one's up there, maybe watching over
Speaker 5: so I think he's.
Speaker 4: Voting for you.
Speaker 1: How do you get all? Do you think God save
Speaker 1: Donald Trump?
Speaker 3: Twice?
Speaker 2: God has a hand in our country and the American
Speaker 2: experiment and truly wants people to be free. So I
Speaker 2: would say yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I do too. I do too. Certainly you
Speaker 1: look at Pennsylvania, right, and in my mind on Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: there's no doubt. Just you look how everything ended up,
Speaker 1: and everybody knows the drill. Yeah, and you could see
Speaker 1: why God would do that, right, I mean, so many
Speaker 1: different ways. And then this one here not as close
Speaker 1: to call as Pennsylvania, but it doesn't take that long
Speaker 1: to play that hole, right. So had that agent not
Speaker 1: picked up that gun barrel, you know, Trump would have
Speaker 1: been on that green pretty quick.
Speaker 2: I also think I remember Megan Kelly saying a while
Speaker 2: back that with all this legal wrangling in then I'd
Speaker 2: love your take on this that Trump needed a straight flash.
Speaker 2: Is that what she said? He needs to He needed
Speaker 2: to win every single case, like he needed to have
Speaker 2: the stars aligned to get out of trouble on every
Speaker 2: single case. And he did that for the most part.
Speaker 2: We'll see if he gets elected he did it. If
Speaker 2: he did doesn't, then he may go to jail. But
Speaker 2: I think there's been so many would you call them
Speaker 2: divine interventions? Just the hand of God behind him, pushing
Speaker 2: behind the whole movement to save our country and to
Speaker 2: save our kid's future.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you look at where we'd be at if
Speaker 1: he had not one in sixteen, for example, and you
Speaker 1: had those three liberal activists Supreme Court justices instead of
Speaker 1: the three we got. Yeah, right, I mean it would
Speaker 1: we wouldn't have a democracy. That's not an overstatement, because
Speaker 1: every major policy issue would be decided ultimately by liberal
Speaker 1: jurists who are legislating for life.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: So no, and you look at the history of the
Speaker 1: Dacian I don't think anybody can doubt the founders had
Speaker 1: it right when they signed that declaration and said they
Speaker 1: were relying undivined providence, because you look at so many
Speaker 1: pivot points in our nation's history where I think that's
Speaker 1: pretty clearly been at work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree. I certainly feel like we are in
Speaker 2: a spiritual war right now. And I mean those of
Speaker 2: us that pray are praying on our knees every morning
Speaker 2: that things turn out okay for our country, for our
Speaker 2: kids' future, our grandkid's future. And I just I have
Speaker 2: a little soft spot in my heart for him because
Speaker 2: he's been through so much and he's a fighter and
Speaker 2: he just doesn't give up. And he's now acknowledging that
Speaker 2: God plays a part in it, which is kind of
Speaker 2: interesting to see.
Speaker 1: Well, right, but that's why you really have to laugh,
Speaker 1: right when you hear all these people on the left,
Speaker 1: all these secular folks on the left, say, ah, you're
Speaker 1: a hypocritical Catholic. You're a hypocritical Christian for backing Trump.
Speaker 1: Look how screwed up he is, Look how much he sins.
Speaker 1: And I say, man, I'm no theologian. I spent four
Speaker 1: years in a seminary in high school, but I'm no theologian.
Speaker 3: Have you ever read the Bible?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's all about using screwed up people, using
Speaker 1: screwed up people to go out and do the stuff
Speaker 1: God wants done. And a lot of those screwed up
Speaker 1: people have done a much better job than all the
Speaker 1: prim and proper people.
Speaker 2: Dan. They have probably not read the Bible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good, good point, good point which which
Speaker 1: brings me to my political epiphany.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 4: I also love it when non Christians try to lecture
Speaker 4: Christians like myself or Catholic like you, Dian, like what
Speaker 4: doesn't your faith tell you?
Speaker 3: What do you know about my faith?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah?
Speaker 1: And I actually enjoy it, Ryan, because it's an opportunity, Right,
Speaker 1: It's an opportunity maybe open some eyes, not that person
Speaker 1: you're talking to, because we all know that hate interferes
Speaker 1: with brain function.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: But the whole point that okay trumps so immoral, How
Speaker 1: can you vote from et cetera. I say, wait a second, man,
Speaker 1: it's the morality of his public policy. It's a morality
Speaker 1: of how he uses his power in office. And if
Speaker 1: you applied that criteria, I can't remember a more moral
Speaker 1: president to the United States in my lifetime.
Speaker 2: I think that's a great point. And I can't wait
Speaker 2: till Kyle Clark and those folks get a hold of this,
Speaker 2: and they're going to be like, oh my gosh, you
Speaker 2: know that. But at the end of the day, we
Speaker 2: all believe that God is leading this charge and the
Speaker 2: direction of the election and all the crazy stuff that's
Speaker 2: happened since twenty sixteen. I mean, here we are. We
Speaker 2: have a chance to save our country right now.
Speaker 1: Well, and I like the chance thing you say, because yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: I mean God wins, right, and in the end, God wins.
Speaker 1: But I think part of leading that charge is Okay,
Speaker 1: he puts Ryan Shuling there and says, okay, Ryan Schulin,
Speaker 1: you got to do your thing, puts us here, puts
Speaker 1: everybody listening here, And in the end, I think it
Speaker 1: comes down to the whole free will idea. Right wants
Speaker 1: us to do the right thing, but we got that
Speaker 1: free will to do it or not. And if we
Speaker 1: want to abuse the freedom we've been given to elect
Speaker 1: people who are going to destry very religious liberty, they're
Speaker 1: going to mass destruct human life, they're going to strip
Speaker 1: away freedom, then yeah, we've got that free will to
Speaker 1: do the wrong thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And honestly, if anything keeps me up at night,
Speaker 2: it's that it is the free will. It's that people
Speaker 2: are so easily won over by a nice looking TV
Speaker 2: ad or you know, a debate performance is very slick
Speaker 2: and calm and like, you know, trance like to people
Speaker 2: who don't pay attention to politics. And so I'm worried.
Speaker 2: If I'm worried about anything, it's the naivety, the gullibility,
Speaker 2: the like Americans are just gulible, a lot of them,
Speaker 2: and that worries.
Speaker 1: Me well, which brings me to my political epiphany. Okay,
Speaker 1: because before I predicted obviously that Joe Biden would not
Speaker 1: be the nominee, and then predicted that Kamala Harris would
Speaker 1: eventually run out of gas and clearly be on the
Speaker 1: way to def and I think we've reached that moment
Speaker 1: as of today. And if somebody wants to get into
Speaker 1: the whys and the House and the basis and all that.
Speaker 1: I'm more than happy to go there, but I think
Speaker 1: we've officially reached that moment where the clear eyed people
Speaker 1: on the left can see that she is headed toward
Speaker 1: to defeat. And we haven't talked to bait chat. I'd
Speaker 1: love to do that in a bit. But I think
Speaker 1: she exceeded expectations in the debate because they were so
Speaker 1: low and she was thoroughly protected by these sets.
Speaker 2: That was going to happen.
Speaker 1: Dan not a tough call, right, and so I think
Speaker 1: she exceeded expectations, but she clearly failed to do what
Speaker 1: she needed to do right, which was to explain how
Speaker 1: she'd be different than Biden and why she changed her positions.
Speaker 1: She didn't even try to go there, so she failed.
Speaker 1: That's I think why her camp wanted that second debate
Speaker 1: right away. They knew she had whiffed, so right now
Speaker 1: there's nothing to break her fall, and I think the
Speaker 1: clear eyed left understand she's headed to defeat and those
Speaker 1: margins might get big enough. You saw some of the
Speaker 1: polling out today, not from the right in Pennsylvania, showing
Speaker 1: McCormick now tied with Casey, and so her margin of
Speaker 1: defeat may grow so great that she costs them the
Speaker 1: Senate as well. So I think we're at that pivot
Speaker 1: point moment now where the left has to make a
Speaker 1: decision do they really want her to win? Because my
Speaker 1: belief is there are a lot of powers on the left,
Speaker 1: including Obama, who don't want her to win because it'll
Speaker 1: be a disaster for the Democratic Party, which is their tool.
Speaker 1: Right because she wins, what happens, Heidi, She's probably not
Speaker 1: going to get a Scotus pick, and if she does,
Speaker 1: it's just going to be replacing Sodo my ore. But
Speaker 1: she's probably not even going to get that. She's going
Speaker 1: to be horrifically unimaginably bad, which is then going to
Speaker 1: wipe the Dems out in the midterms, and they're going
Speaker 1: to get wiped out in twenty eight and all this
Speaker 1: so called young talent on the bench for Dems is
Speaker 1: benched for another eight years. So I think the really
Speaker 1: smart people on the left want her to lose. But
Speaker 1: now that I think it's clear she's tracking to her feet,
Speaker 1: here's the moment of truth, not like in the next
Speaker 1: thirty seconds. But now do they do they make her president?
Speaker 1: Because if they really want her to win. You know,
Speaker 1: that's the only big card they have left because Trump
Speaker 1: didn't fall for another debate. You know, the basis point
Speaker 1: thing that I think was political interference yesterday. Dropping interest
Speaker 1: rates is going to help her, but not enough. So
Speaker 1: if they really want her to win, what do they
Speaker 1: have left besides running Biden out and making her president?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: I think you're right, Dan, I do think there's probably
Speaker 2: an eighty percent chance that they pull that card. The
Speaker 2: only thing that makes me think they might not is
Speaker 2: that Jill, Jill, Jill Biden has not been out and
Speaker 2: about and I feel like if they tried to take
Speaker 2: the presidency from Joe Biden that Jill would go crazy
Speaker 2: and say some really nutso things.
Speaker 1: Well, wait a second, they just pants Biden in public
Speaker 1: ants the sitting president of the United States, and then
Speaker 1: they duct taped them naked to a poll. That's what
Speaker 1: they did, the political equivalent of that, right, Yes, And
Speaker 1: it can't get any worse than that. They would not
Speaker 1: have been able to pants him that way unless they
Speaker 1: have everything they need on him and everything they need
Speaker 1: to run him out office. So we're going to find
Speaker 1: out now. We're going to find out now if if
Speaker 1: they want her to lose because they know it would
Speaker 1: be disastrous for the Democratic Party if she won, or
Speaker 1: if they desperately want her to win, and if they
Speaker 1: desperately want her to win, they're going to run by
Speaker 1: now make her president and hope that that aura.
Speaker 2: Do you think it works if they do?
Speaker 1: What a great question. Let's take that into the next segment. See, Hei,
Speaker 1: she's unnatural at this Ryan right, we're in the perfect tease,
Speaker 1: the perfect transition at just the right time, and we'll
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Speaker 3: And now back to the dan Cap the show podcast.
Speaker 5: And the media is extremely dishonest, extremely corrupt. Actually, look
Speaker 5: at the debate.
Speaker 3: I walked off. I said, that's the bait.
Speaker 5: You know. They said I'm the goat in debates, because
Speaker 5: I had a lot of debates and I became president,
Speaker 5: and the goat means greatest of all time. He's a goat.
Speaker 5: But what a great step.
Speaker 1: I tell you, I bought a used car from the goat,
Speaker 1: the true goat. Now, who is the true goat? Who
Speaker 1: is the true goat Ryan, Who's the true goat?
Speaker 2: John Allen?
Speaker 3: What I mean?
Speaker 2: Car dealers?
Speaker 3: Tom Brady?
Speaker 2: Oh that was a trick.
Speaker 3: Now, listen.
Speaker 1: I think I think Elway was underrated as a quarterback.
Speaker 1: I mean I think he's top two or three all time.
Speaker 1: But anyway, let's get back to this life and death stuff.
Speaker 2: At except Dan, You're going to get hate text now
Speaker 2: for saying that Tom Brady's the goat over John Away.
Speaker 1: Oh listen, hey, I'm an honest guy. I can tell
Speaker 1: you this. Thirty years on air, I have only lied once,
Speaker 1: and I have only lied once, and I think it's
Speaker 1: about thirty years. I don't want to lie about how
Speaker 1: many years it's been.
Speaker 3: It's somewhere close to thirty. Short story.
Speaker 1: Amy and I were dating and we were in California.
Speaker 1: I think I was covering a trial. I can't remember,
Speaker 1: but we were in California, and I told her the
Speaker 1: night before, Okay, there's going to be an earthquake in
Speaker 1: the morning. Here's how you deal with it. Here's where
Speaker 1: you go, here's where you stand. Everything else. Five o'clock
Speaker 1: the next morning, the big killer quake hit, and so
Speaker 1: we end up doing media. She then is she's on
Speaker 1: NBC and doing that stuff, and I'm doing the local stuff.
Speaker 1: But anyway, long story short, Mike Crosen asked me in
Speaker 1: an interview. He said, he said, so did you wake
Speaker 1: Amy up when the earthquake hit? And I said to Mike,
Speaker 1: I had to think really hard. I said, I went
Speaker 1: down the hall and woke her up, right, I was
Speaker 1: just trying to protect her on her So I've lied
Speaker 1: once in thirty years.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm just going to tell the truth.
Speaker 1: Anybody who thinks John Elway was a better quarterback than
Speaker 1: Tom Brady, God love him. I think Elweg is underrated
Speaker 1: as a quarterback. I put him just behind Brady. But anyway,
Speaker 1: let's go back to the phone lines there and fuego
Speaker 1: as one might imagine at this moment in history, Greg
Speaker 1: and Alt Colorado, You're on with heidiginall and Dan Kaplis welcome.
Speaker 8: Dan, Heidi, Ryan. It's very good talking to you guys.
Speaker 8: I love your show.
Speaker 3: Thank you. You didn't mention Kelly.
Speaker 8: Oh, Kelly, I love her too, yep, But I know
Speaker 8: it's coming to the end of the show, and I
Speaker 8: just wanted to say, hey, so yeah, I do have
Speaker 8: a very strong faith I'm with you guys, one hundred
Speaker 8: percent divine intervention, you got it. Yeah, but you know what,
Speaker 8: God's got all this under control. And if I wake
Speaker 8: up November sixth and things didn't actually go the way
Speaker 8: we kind of all think, we really probably think it
Speaker 8: should go because I own my own business up here
Speaker 8: in Fort Collins, and you know it's Ah, if I
Speaker 8: wake up November six things aren't just like we want.
Speaker 8: God still has this under control. God's got the good point.
Speaker 3: We all know who wins in the end.
Speaker 8: Yeah, this generations shown up pass before my return. When
Speaker 8: you see these things happen, hold your head high. Your
Speaker 8: redemption is an I all.
Speaker 3: Right, hey, Greg, really appreciate the call.
Speaker 1: I'm with Youah, no question, no question, man, with one
Speaker 1: hundred percent on that you know and and listen, we
Speaker 1: all know it from our own lives.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 3: Sometimes some stuff happens. Who was it?
Speaker 8: Was it?
Speaker 1: Amy Grant with Sometimes the best thing to happen is
Speaker 1: unanswered prayers. I know I botched that a little bit,
Speaker 1: but yeah, I mean, yeah, you just know who wins
Speaker 1: in the end. But I also am a firm believer
Speaker 1: that we got to do our part right and then
Speaker 1: chips fall where they May. And by the way, if
Speaker 1: you just joined the show, I'm not trying to make
Speaker 1: excuses in advance for losing. In fact, my belief is
Speaker 1: start Trump is starting to pull away. The left sees that,
Speaker 1: so you know, what do they do now in desperation
Speaker 1: to try to stop what appears to be inevitable? Don
Speaker 1: and Fort Collins. You're with Heidi and Dan.
Speaker 9: Welcome by Dan ms Ganeal. Good to talk with you.
Speaker 9: I have a question, actually two questions, I guess, Heidi,
Speaker 9: why do you think we're not saying more ads on
Speaker 9: the TV that portray Kamala Harris with her own words
Speaker 9: when she was talking about she wanted to ban fracking,
Speaker 9: she wanted to take guns away. I don't see any
Speaker 9: of that on the TV, and I think that would
Speaker 9: be so powerful to see her on TV in her
Speaker 9: own words.
Speaker 3: Don, thank you for that.
Speaker 1: My apologies were coming up in the end of the
Speaker 1: show so that I'll have to be it. Join us tomorrow, please.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Heidi's pretty simple?
Speaker 2: Money they have to allocate resources in Colorado doesn't really
Speaker 2: matter in the presidential race.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I think the swing states are getting slammed
Speaker 1: at those ads right now, which is part of the
Speaker 1: reason we see that Trump lead. But also you saw
Speaker 1: the Galipol yesterday where her unfavorables are higher than his
Speaker 1: in that Galipol yesterday, I don't believe that, but I
Speaker 1: believe it's starting to move in that direction. Yeah, Texter says,
Speaker 1: do you really think Thomas has four more years?
Speaker 3: And scotus?
Speaker 1: If Trump wins, surely he'll retire, So the Dems think
Speaker 1: they must win to stop that replacement. Listen, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be shocked if Justice Thomas retired during a Trump term,
Speaker 1: but no way in hades he's retiring during a Democrat term.
Speaker 1: Seventy six. So many seventy six year olds now, Heidi,
Speaker 1: you know, are like fifty six year olds.
Speaker 2: Seventy six is the new thirty six.
Speaker 1: I like that, and ye got a long way to
Speaker 1: go till I get there. Thank you for doing this today,
Speaker 1: of course, thanks for having me for it again soon
Speaker 1: and often, Ryan, thank you my friend as always the best. Kelly,
Speaker 1: you are a trooper, so tough working through all of this,
Speaker 1: and thanks for being with us. Please join us tomorrow
Speaker 1: again four oh six on the Dankpla Show.