Speaker 1: This is Dan Capless and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: to be just starting now at five oh six. I
Speaker 1: understand we had phase one, right, which is where Trump
Speaker 1: defeated Biden, and I can understand why he'd be a
Speaker 1: little down after that when all of a sudden Biden
Speaker 1: gets deposed and Harris installed, and now he has to
Speaker 1: start all over again. But Trump's a warrior. Sounds like
Speaker 1: he's heard the bell and he's back up off the
Speaker 1: mat and he is full speed ahead. So he'll be
Speaker 1: on with Elon Musk tonight. Critically, he is now back
Speaker 1: on Twitter, where he has to be right. I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously the media isn't going to give him even remotely
Speaker 1: affairshake or access to the American people other than for
Speaker 1: a very brief time during the debate maybe a town
Speaker 1: hall or two, so it's got to use everything he has.
Speaker 1: So Twitter, he's back on. That's awesome Elon Musk Tonight.
Speaker 1: But then this needs to be an almost day thing, right,
Speaker 1: That's how he's won before is this work course, almost
Speaker 1: daily reach out to the American people. And then we
Speaker 1: hear his super PAC's going to spend one hundred million
Speaker 1: over the next what nineteen or twenty days in the
Speaker 1: Swing States, and we'll get into some interesting reporting coming
Speaker 1: out on where that money's going to be spent and
Speaker 1: how much where, which is fascinating. And so a headline
Speaker 1: on CNN White House Now says Biden backs no tax
Speaker 1: on tips after come after Harris pledge. Well, listen, Trump's
Speaker 1: going to get the full benefit of this right on
Speaker 1: multiple levels, not just the policy gain, but but just
Speaker 1: on more evidence of the duplicitousness of Harris and Biden,
Speaker 1: et cetera.
Speaker 2: There is evidence, and I believe I could be wrong
Speaker 2: on this, but maybe Kelly can check me. The Washington
Speaker 2: Post the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in name
Speaker 2: only the irno, as I call it, that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: was the tie breaking vote as the Vice president overseeing
Speaker 2: the Senate, that there was pursuit of the irs of
Speaker 2: service workers to tax their tips, right.
Speaker 1: Right, No, exactly, goodness exactly, but eight five five two
Speaker 1: five five, Hey, a couple of quick notes. One is
Speaker 1: we're told Ryan, I think we're trying to confirm it
Speaker 1: now that the jury is back in the Tina Peters case.
Speaker 1: If so, we will look forward to Evan Jimmy Sangenberger
Speaker 1: on with the verdict if that comes down tonight, A
Speaker 1: special guest at five point thirty six from Catholic Vote.
Speaker 1: And this goes to you know, there's so much good
Speaker 1: news today for the Trump campaign. Yeah, it's going to
Speaker 1: be a dogfight, et cetera, but so much good news,
Speaker 1: including the fact and it's not good for Trump or
Speaker 1: the campaign as an apparatus, but in terms of winning
Speaker 1: the election, I think this is going to send such
Speaker 1: a powerful message to the American people, and the Biden
Speaker 1: administration confirming it Iran wants Kamala Harris to win. Iran
Speaker 1: is actively working against President Trump first and it's horrific
Speaker 1: by trying to kill him, which the Biden administration is
Speaker 1: now confirmed, but also Trump campaign saying it was Iran
Speaker 1: who hacked into the Trump campaign. Obviously had been hacked,
Speaker 1: but the Biden administration has confirmed that Iran is interfering
Speaker 1: in this election on behalf of Harris and against Trump.
Speaker 1: So I know it's not the cleanest message to get
Speaker 1: to the undecideds out there, but there's enough time to
Speaker 1: cause it to sync in and Trump, I hope, will
Speaker 1: make a point of this in the debate, which is
Speaker 1: that Iran wants Harris and there's no doubt about that,
Speaker 1: and that needs to be front and center. The other
Speaker 1: thing is, and you know, we'll have guessed at five
Speaker 1: point thirty six to talk on this a bit. We
Speaker 1: won't get into all the wonky number stuff today, just
Speaker 1: a little bit of that. But but the Catholic vote,
Speaker 1: and keep in mind, whoever wins the Catholic vote almost
Speaker 1: always wins the presidency in modern times. And you have
Speaker 1: the Catholic vote very prominent in many of these swing states,
Speaker 1: certainly the Blue Wall swing states. And my own personal
Speaker 1: belief is that for multiple reasons we can kick around
Speaker 1: as we talk about a lot more, I think Harris
Speaker 1: is going to get destroyed with the Catholic vote. I
Speaker 1: think she's going to lose it much larger. And then
Speaker 1: we've seen other Democrats lose the Catholic vote, and we've
Speaker 1: seen Democrats win the Catholic vote when they've won the presidency.
Speaker 1: So the Catholic vote I think is going to be
Speaker 1: key in the outcome of this election, and it's going
Speaker 1: to be good for Trump and not for Harris. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Ourvada talk to Brian. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Kaplis show. Welcome.
Speaker 3: Well once again, Dan, I was right. Didn't pick your Shapiro.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's a good thing, right, But because you know.
Speaker 3: Why, then everybody says, well, just take Shapiro. You don't
Speaker 3: get Pennsylvania. And they already got Pennsylvania. They have the
Speaker 3: weakest voting laws, it's the most corrupt state there is.
Speaker 3: She already knows she has Pennsylvania. So Trump has to
Speaker 3: go another way to win the presidency. And if you
Speaker 3: ever look up homeless drug addicts, guess where the even
Speaker 3: does a good row. It's Kensington Avenue in Pennsylvania. So
Speaker 3: he's got his own problem.
Speaker 4: May ask you this, Brian, may ask you this.
Speaker 1: And first of all, I am so glad I was
Speaker 1: wrong about her picking Shapiro, and you can bet right
Speaker 1: now she wishes she had And don't be surprised there, yeah,
Speaker 1: and don't be surprised. It would have made up for
Speaker 1: all those other bets you lost to me. But don't
Speaker 1: be surprised if.
Speaker 5: She dumps marijuana, if she she dumps Waltz and and
Speaker 5: adds Shapiro, and I pray literally she does not because
Speaker 5: Trump has to win Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And tell me this, Brian. If you're right and Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: is already lost because because of stolen votes, as you allege,
Speaker 1: well then why is Trump spending all that time and
Speaker 1: money there? Why is he going back to a place where,
Speaker 1: but for the grace of God, he would have hit
Speaker 1: his head blown off.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what you are right on, Melan, But
Speaker 3: it's got to be too big to rig. And it's
Speaker 3: not about the people that are on the fence. Nobody's
Speaker 3: on the fence right now. Nobody is paying attentions going well,
Speaker 3: I don't know, that's not the way it works. But
Speaker 3: how about all the people who aren't paying attention, princing
Speaker 3: the young kids. If you get the young kids to
Speaker 3: pay attention, we win, Dan. But that's not an easy
Speaker 3: thing to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I listen, I think Trump's gonna do.
Speaker 3: They're gonna cheat in Pennsylvania, guarantee they did the last time. Guys,
Speaker 3: we're all we're all stupid. Okay, somebody do with put
Speaker 3: Tulshi Gabbared okay on the tariff watch list. You don't
Speaker 3: think they're cheating an election? Well, all the things these people.
Speaker 4: Did, you keep driving.
Speaker 1: By my point, obviously, President Trump does not agree with you.
Speaker 1: He thinks he can win Pennsylvania, which is why he's
Speaker 1: spending so much time and money there. So listen, I
Speaker 1: am glad that I was wrong about Ship. He thrilled.
Speaker 1: And let's hope I stay wrong about Shapiro because they
Speaker 1: still have time to dump walls and replace him. And
Speaker 1: let's hope they don't eight five five or zero five
Speaker 1: A two five five the number I always enjoy hearing
Speaker 1: from Brian. And again we'll have a special guest from
Speaker 1: Catholic vote dot org, which will be with us at
Speaker 1: five point thirty six. And again, one of the many
Speaker 1: reasons to believe that Trump is going to win is
Speaker 1: the Catholic vote. But Ryan was say, I think everybody
Speaker 1: gets this. All of these things now that line up
Speaker 1: to favor President Trump, none of them matter unless we
Speaker 1: get the good Trump, unless we get the A or
Speaker 1: B Trump, And when we get that, nobody better, and
Speaker 1: he's going to win bigley. But we've got to stop
Speaker 1: with the crowd sized stuff. You know, we've got to
Speaker 1: stop with the other silly season stuff and just focus
Speaker 1: on And I know people are sick of the bullet points.
Speaker 1: It's so obvious, right, he had the job, he has
Speaker 1: all these accomplishments. She was in the administration and they
Speaker 1: had all these failures. Just focus on the stuff that
Speaker 1: matters to the people who are hurting.
Speaker 2: And because Kamala Harris is refusing to paint her own picture,
Speaker 2: then he needs to come right out, Dan and maybe
Speaker 2: starting to night, do you define her? You paint in
Speaker 2: the details with her own words and her own policy
Speaker 2: stances which are wacko tobacco left. Just point those out,
Speaker 2: put a spotlight.
Speaker 1: On them, right, and stay focused on the stuff that
Speaker 1: matters to people in their real lives, which he has
Speaker 1: done so well so many times over the years. But
Speaker 1: listen now, the way this thing is lined up and
Speaker 1: with just I ballots drop in less than a month
Speaker 1: in some places. You know, it's just so important of
Speaker 1: the A plus game now. But Ryan raises a good question,
Speaker 1: and when we come back, I'd love your take on this.
Speaker 1: President Trump bought. Part of his success has been he
Speaker 1: has been masterful at branding political opponents. You know, little
Speaker 1: Marco lion ted this and this and that and that.
Speaker 4: He has not.
Speaker 1: Yet nailed the branding of Kamala Harris. He's he's kind
Speaker 1: of been all over the map on it. So when
Speaker 1: we come back, I'd love to hear from you. You
Speaker 1: can text d A N five seven seven three nine
Speaker 1: or call eight five five for zero five eight two
Speaker 1: five five the number when we come back. What should
Speaker 1: the final branding? And I say that in the fair
Speaker 1: political sense, what should the final branding of Kamala Harris be?
Speaker 1: How should he label her in a way that will
Speaker 1: stick and ring true? Because these labels are only valuable
Speaker 1: if they're true, and only appropriate if they're true. And
Speaker 1: we'll cut through the noise. What should that label be?
Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Caplas Show.
Speaker 6: And now back to the Dan Kaplass Show podcast.
Speaker 7: I've never criticized what Tim Waltz did when he was
Speaker 7: in the military. I criticized his retirement decision and most importantly, Dana,
Speaker 7: I criticized his li lying about his own record. Okay,
Speaker 7: this is a guy who is captured on video saying
Speaker 7: I carried a gun in war. He never went to war.
Speaker 1: Boy ged Vance on fire over the weekend. We're talking
Speaker 1: about it late last week. Grid. He's really come into
Speaker 1: his own since the mistake by the Lake that the
Speaker 1: choice of Walls as VP, and let's hope they do
Speaker 1: not reverse that. Eight five for zero five two five
Speaker 1: five text d an five seven seven three nine. We
Speaker 1: are told that it's going to be a verdict in
Speaker 1: the Tina Peters case. Jimmy sang and Berger will join
Speaker 1: us after that verdict comes in. I don't think the
Speaker 1: jury has been out long. Jimmy will clarify that for us.
Speaker 1: And then now Logan Church at five thirty six from
Speaker 1: Catholic vote, Logan Church will join us. One of my
Speaker 1: big reasons for optimism is normally ever wins the Catholic
Speaker 1: vote wins the presidency, and I think Harris is going
Speaker 1: to get relatively crushed in the Catholic vote for lots
Speaker 1: of good reasons, and so that among many other reasons,
Speaker 1: all of which assumes that you know, oh, we have
Speaker 1: Logan Church with us right now, beautiful Logan Church from
Speaker 1: the Catholic vote. Welcome to the Dan Kapli Show.
Speaker 8: Hello, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you Logan and appreciate all that the Catholic
Speaker 1: vote does, and I contribute to it as well. I
Speaker 1: want that out there for folks. I like what they're doing,
Speaker 1: and so tell us a Catholic vote has been very
Speaker 1: strong about the fact that this Harris Walls ticket is
Speaker 1: very bad for Catholic So elaborate on that if you would.
Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely well.
Speaker 8: I think that the first thing that if what I
Speaker 8: want everyone to take away from this is everything that
Speaker 8: Joe Biden was bad about, Kamala is worse. And so
Speaker 8: I think that's the first thing we need.
Speaker 10: To get out there.
Speaker 8: You know, Joe Biden was obviously the embodiment of everything
Speaker 8: that we don't want in a Catholic politician, and Kamala
Speaker 8: was the driving force behind a lot of that. And
Speaker 8: if you look back in Kamala's history in office, you
Speaker 8: see that she targeted people for being Knights of Columbus.
Speaker 8: So she claimed that like they she claimed that the
Speaker 8: Nights of Columbus was an extremist group, which is like,
Speaker 8: all right, any Catholic out there knows the nicest people,
Speaker 8: the nicest we know are in the Nice of Columbus exactly,
Speaker 8: so for them to call these these wonderful men extreme
Speaker 8: as is just absolutely absurd. But past that, her policies
Speaker 8: on the border and on life, I mean, don't even
Speaker 8: get be started on life. They are basically the antithesis
Speaker 8: of what we need to be concerned about as Catholic voters.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, Logan, I want to go I want
Speaker 1: to go back to your point about Knights of Columbus
Speaker 1: because I think that's such a vital point for everybody
Speaker 1: and not just Catholics to consider. When you're talking about
Speaker 1: the Knights of Columbus, you're talking about people who are
Speaker 1: very devoted to the faith and then put it in
Speaker 1: action in ways that takes a ton of their time
Speaker 1: and of their effort, and often a ton of their money.
Speaker 1: So when you say they're being an extremists, that's like
Speaker 1: calling christ An extremists, because they're just doing the best
Speaker 1: we as humans can to be christ Like. So to
Speaker 1: take a federal court nominee, to take a federal court
Speaker 1: nominee and question that nominee over membership and the Knights
Speaker 1: of Columbus like it's over membership in the Communist Party
Speaker 1: or something that that should be an automatic, I don't
Speaker 1: care where and I know many many Catholics. I have
Speaker 1: great admiration for who end up voting Democratic and for
Speaker 1: reasons I don't fully understand, but for Democrats and Republicans
Speaker 1: of life, for every Catholic, and I would hope many
Speaker 1: beyond the fact that she would question a nominee over
Speaker 1: membership and the Knights of Columbus should be an automatic disqualifier.
Speaker 9: Absolutely well.
Speaker 8: And you have to keep in mind that is exclusively
Speaker 8: essentially what she questioned him over.
Speaker 9: That was her big, big bone to pick.
Speaker 8: And so, like you said, like, these people are people
Speaker 8: who are trying to live out Christ's teaching in our
Speaker 8: communities and a big part of what they do or
Speaker 8: build up our communities, and so this isn't just Catholic things.
Speaker 8: You know, there are people who are invested in making communities.
Speaker 3: A better place.
Speaker 1: Well, it's like Catholic charities, right, which so many of
Speaker 1: the people they serve aren't Catholic. You're just you're you're
Speaker 1: doing Christ's work on earth, which means you're serving everybody
Speaker 1: regardless of faith. But for Kamala Harris to attack him
Speaker 1: on that, But what bigger disqualifier could there be? And
Speaker 1: I understand powerful argument. The bigger disqualifier is she avidly
Speaker 1: and actively supports the mass killing of humans before birth.
Speaker 1: But my goodness, so many reasons to believe that the
Speaker 1: Catholic vote will will be what it should in this race,
Speaker 1: which will mean a big loss for her.
Speaker 8: Right, absolutely well. I think Catholics just want the opportunity
Speaker 8: to practice their faith freely without the government and getting
Speaker 8: in the way. And so you have a lot of
Speaker 8: Catholic organizations and individuals who essentially, I mean, they don't
Speaker 8: want to be political, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 8: when somebody is stepping in between them and their faith,
Speaker 8: which is exactly what this ticket does, that's when they
Speaker 8: start to get loud. And so I think you're absolutely right.
Speaker 8: I think that points to a very positive outcome for
Speaker 8: Catholics in this election.
Speaker 1: Logan Church our guest from Catholic Vote. How can folks
Speaker 1: learn more about Catholic Vote.
Speaker 8: You can find us online at Catholic vote dot org.
Speaker 8: We're involved in all the Tier one states that everyone
Speaker 8: else is involved in, and a few more so odds
Speaker 8: are we're involved in your state. So if you're interested
Speaker 8: in getting to know what we're doing or maybe coming
Speaker 8: on board with the team, check us out at Catholic
Speaker 8: Vote dot org. Or on any social media.
Speaker 1: And Logan, what do you say to the folks who say,
Speaker 1: wait a second, And we actually had a US senator
Speaker 1: here years ago who said it, wait a second, Catholics,
Speaker 1: wait a second, Archbishop, you should just keep this behind
Speaker 1: church doors. What do you say to those folks?
Speaker 8: I say that we're called to live our faith in
Speaker 8: the public square. That's what we're called to as Catholics.
Speaker 8: And guess what politics is the public square?
Speaker 9: So get out there have your.
Speaker 8: Voice heard, because if you don't, you know you've seen
Speaker 8: what's on the line. You see, with that risk, our
Speaker 8: faith is quite literally on the chomping block and we
Speaker 8: have to stand up.
Speaker 1: Thank you Logan, hope you join us off and appreciate
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 8: Thanks so much.
Speaker 4: Have a good one you too.
Speaker 1: That's Logan Church, Catholic vote dot org and you know
Speaker 1: the think about it. Polis came out the day after
Speaker 1: he won the governor's race the first time and said, hey, hey, folks,
Speaker 1: you've got to keep your faith out of the public square.
Speaker 1: Why because it doesn't matter if you're Catholic, Christian, Jewish,
Speaker 1: whatever faith you happen to have. The left knows and
Speaker 1: you don't get any further left than Kamala Harris. The
Speaker 1: left knows that if they don't separate people from their faith,
Speaker 1: the left loses. It's that simple. Remember that Ryan, when
Speaker 1: Barack Obama got caught on tape saying that in his
Speaker 1: first run, Julian Denver, you're on the Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome, Hey, Julie,
Speaker 1: talk to you.
Speaker 9: I've never called you before. I just started listening to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: But you wanted to.
Speaker 9: Know how to find Kamala.
Speaker 3: Basically, how Trump should do what he wants you to do.
Speaker 10: I think he needs to start calling her.
Speaker 3: OBAMAA all all.
Speaker 1: Truly that thank you for that creativity, Julie. And I'm
Speaker 1: so glad you started listening to that show. Wow, see
Speaker 1: it and we've got to hit a heart break now.
Speaker 1: But that's good. But yet, that's that's the best I've
Speaker 1: heard OBAMAA Yeah, it's fun, accurate. President Trump, part of
Speaker 1: his great success has been branding his political opponents, and
Speaker 1: it's short and punchy. He got away with low energy,
Speaker 1: jeb But I think it's got to be like one
Speaker 1: word or a quick two words at most. How should
Speaker 1: he do that? How should he brand Kamala Harris? It
Speaker 1: has to be true. It has to be accurate, It
Speaker 1: has to be fair, it has to be catchy, it
Speaker 1: has to stick, it has to cut through the noise.
Speaker 1: What should that be? Should it be Obamala? When we
Speaker 1: come back, and I'm grateful to Julie for that creativity,
Speaker 1: I'll actually make the case against OBAMAA not that I
Speaker 1: have anything better, but to you.
Speaker 6: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 11: Games thirteen gang member here illegally robbed a pregnant woman
Speaker 11: and then released, then executed a San Francisco family.
Speaker 1: Another illegal arrested, released, then killed this young boy with
Speaker 1: a sword.
Speaker 11: Illegal immigrant convicted, released, then finally fractured a woman's skulls who.
Speaker 1: Released every one of them. Liberal da Kamala Harris. The
Speaker 1: victim's blood is on her hands. I'm Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump and I approved this message.
Speaker 1: Yeah, new spot going up now. Trump pack spending what
Speaker 1: is it? Ryan a little over? I think it's one
Speaker 1: hundred million over the next nineteen days in six swing states.
Speaker 1: So it is on it is onlines, on fires. We
Speaker 1: talk about, Okay, Trump is a master brander, right lion
Speaker 1: Ted Lil Marco, etcetera, etcetera. But he has not yet
Speaker 1: zeroed in. He's not really hit the nail on the
Speaker 1: head yet. When it comes to Kamala Harris, so what
Speaker 1: would you suggest to President Trump that is branding of
Speaker 1: her be It has to be honest, it has to
Speaker 1: be on point, it has to resonate, it has to
Speaker 1: cut through the noise. We had a wonderful new listener
Speaker 1: call in the next segment and say, hey, obamaa he
Speaker 1: should refer to her as Obama and I really appreciate
Speaker 1: the intelligence and creativity as we go back to the
Speaker 1: phone lines. I would argue against that though, because there
Speaker 1: are so many people in the middle who still think
Speaker 1: fondly of Obama and listen, Obama was horrible for this country.
Speaker 1: But Obama is a very skilled guy. He's a very
Speaker 1: smart guy. He's a very talented guy. Kamala Harris, who's
Speaker 1: just as awful on policy, doesn't have his ability level.
Speaker 1: She's so much less than Obama in so many different ways.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure i'd want to elevator with that. David
Speaker 1: and Boulder, you're on the Dan Kapla Show. Welcome.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, Kamala Harris is no.
Speaker 1: David. We're losing that connection and we love when David
Speaker 1: calls from Boulder. Uh, David, try to find a better spot.
Speaker 2: We'll come right back to you said that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is no Barack Obama, which I would agree with him
Speaker 2: on actually pretty strong.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, Obama horrible but very skilled and very intelligent.
Speaker 1: It's you know, Obama is so much better than Harris
Speaker 1: in a skill level in so many different ways, while
Speaker 1: both are just obviously horrible on ideology. But I want
Speaker 1: to elaborate on that in a second. Jimmy Singenberger kind
Speaker 1: enough to join us from the Tina Peterstrow we'd heard
Speaker 1: the jury is back. Jimmy, Welcome back to the Dan
Speaker 1: Capla Show.
Speaker 10: Hey Dan, thanks for having me. We do have a
Speaker 10: verdict that is very curious because it took them only
Speaker 10: a few hours to deliberate after closing arguments. Yet we
Speaker 10: have a split verdict of a guilty on seven of
Speaker 10: ten counts, then seven.
Speaker 4: Of ten okay, and which convicted and which you quitted.
Speaker 10: So the particular ones that are very curious in regards
Speaker 10: to not guilty quitted are three of I think four
Speaker 10: related to identity thefts. So remember a big part of
Speaker 10: this whole saga of Tina Peters is that she had
Speaker 10: obtained a badge for a guy named gerald Wood that
Speaker 10: was actually used by a former nineteen nineties pro surfer
Speaker 10: named Conan Hayes. And the defense was arguing on these
Speaker 10: four counts related to identity theft and criminal impersonation, that
Speaker 10: Jerry gerald Wood was in the know, he knew he
Speaker 10: was going to have his badge used, and it looks
Speaker 10: like the jury was convinced that there was at least
Speaker 10: reasonable doubt in this regard. So the only count on
Speaker 10: that score that Tina Peters was found guilty on was
Speaker 10: conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation. But she was found guilty
Speaker 10: on multiple accounts felony accounts of attempt to influence a
Speaker 10: public servant as well as I think these are misdemeanors
Speaker 10: a first degree official misconduct, violation of duty, and failure
Speaker 10: to comply with requirements of the Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: But I thank you, sir, the verdicts Jimmy Segenberger reporting,
Speaker 1: Thank you Jimmy. And now I just want to clarify
Speaker 1: any of the convictions.
Speaker 10: Felony convictions, Yes, her multiple felony convictions. If my count
Speaker 10: is right, one to three four felony convictions. If I
Speaker 10: am counting this right, and I believe that is accurate.
Speaker 4: Any sentencing date set.
Speaker 10: It looks like it will be out in October. I
Speaker 10: didn't catch the specific date, but that they will have
Speaker 10: sentencing in October. They were doing back and forth, as
Speaker 10: you know how that works, Jimmy.
Speaker 1: Funny question, but not so funny if you're the defendant
Speaker 1: in the courtroom. Which verdicts were read first? The guilty
Speaker 1: verdicts are the acquittals.
Speaker 10: They did it in order, so not guilty was actually
Speaker 10: mixed in along with guilt.
Speaker 4: They just did it.
Speaker 10: It counts one through ten.
Speaker 1: Do you remember whether count one was guilty or not guilty?
Speaker 1: The only reason I ask is it it can be
Speaker 1: very hard on a defendant if the first verdict read
Speaker 1: is not guilty, and then guilty verdicts follow.
Speaker 10: The first two counts were guilty.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, Well, Jimmy, great reporting. My friend really appreciated
Speaker 1: throughout the trial, and I'm sure we'll have you back
Speaker 1: as we get into retrospect and approach the sentencing.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I would just say that it has been fascinating how
Speaker 10: this progressed the trial and so many of the interconnected
Speaker 10: webs involved in it have been I would say, both
Speaker 10: wild and bonkers. And it is quite a result in
Speaker 10: terms of the jury viewing enough from one piece there
Speaker 10: was a thread on an encrypted signal messaging app a
Speaker 10: thread there that apparently provided enough reasonable doubt to give
Speaker 10: the jury a sense that maybe Jerry would knew. Now
Speaker 10: whether he did or not, this is not, of course,
Speaker 10: a trial about him, but that seems to be the
Speaker 10: basis for reasonable doubt. Just so folks know, it was
Speaker 10: an interesting twist.
Speaker 3: In this trial.
Speaker 1: And Jimmy, I know that the jury was quick, but
Speaker 1: how long were they out?
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, it was three or four hours?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, appreciate it. Well, thank you again, Jimmy, really
Speaker 1: appreciate the great recording and look forward to the next one.
Speaker 1: Thank you, so thank you. That is Jimmy Sangenberger. You
Speaker 1: can follow him. Does a lot for the Colorado Gazette
Speaker 1: as Denver Gazette, Colorado Springs Gazette as well. Kim and Broomfield.
Speaker 1: You're on the dan Kapla. She'll welcome.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hi, I know you're seeking a tour name for
Speaker 9: one farm, right right? Okay, So I heard this is
Speaker 9: not original to me. I heard this on Charlie Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 9: but Tommy Kamalah.
Speaker 4: Okay, and this if you just joined us, thank you.
Speaker 1: But Trump has struggled a little bit to brand Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris as effectively as he's branded other opponents. So COMMI Kamala.
Speaker 1: And now let me ask you, Kim. Obviously for it
Speaker 1: to work, it needs to be true. And and so
Speaker 1: do you think that's true. Do you think she's a commie?
Speaker 9: Oh well, I think she's. Everybody's calling it Marxism, but
Speaker 9: you know it's pretty much interchangeable, so oh yeah, totally
Speaker 9: the left. I mean, all you have to do is
Speaker 9: look at things like social inequality and things like that
Speaker 9: online and you can find Marxism.
Speaker 3: It's just the fine times.
Speaker 1: My goodness. Kim, and we were talking about it a
Speaker 1: bit earlier when the one poll came out that showed
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris pulling about even with Trump on the economy,
Speaker 1: and my point was, if that polls accurate, Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: a certain significant number of people in America and I
Speaker 1: saw one poll as high as twenty percent who want socialism,
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris and Tim Walls have I think in
Speaker 1: some very direct ways, tried to signal to those people
Speaker 1: that if you want socialism, vote for us, such as
Speaker 1: you know Kamala Harris talking about guaranteeing equality of outcome,
Speaker 1: not a quality of opportunity, but a quality of outcome,
Speaker 1: and then talking last week about the collective, et cetera.
Speaker 1: So I think they're trying to signal those folks who
Speaker 1: want socialism while still being able to deny I did
Speaker 1: the broader voting public that they're they're going to bring
Speaker 1: us to socialism. But well, thank you, Kim, sure appreciate that.
Speaker 1: So Kim's vote. Ryan, are we keeping track of these?
Speaker 1: We have a Bama La and then Kim has COMMI Kamala.
Speaker 2: There's a couple on the text Kamala no nada. That's
Speaker 2: a pretty funny one in Shamla copycat Kamala.
Speaker 6: I got a couple of those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, boy, copyat Kamala.
Speaker 6: Just copy.
Speaker 1: But which is true? Right, it'll ring true. She obviously
Speaker 1: texts on tips, but there could be a downside to
Speaker 1: that as well. Right, doesn't draw enough of a contrast.
Speaker 1: But it's not easy. There's so much awfulness with her. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so well, hey, what we'll do we'll take a quick
Speaker 1: break here and then we'll come back and take more
Speaker 1: callers and texters on. Okay, Trump really needs to, you know,
Speaker 1: brand Kamala more accurately, and how should he do that.
Speaker 1: We'll preview Trump back tonight on X with Elon Musk,
Speaker 1: and we'll get to a couple of spots back up
Speaker 1: on the air. On the air in the Swing States,
Speaker 1: now bankrolled by one hundred million from a super pack
Speaker 1: they're going to spend in the next nineteen days in
Speaker 1: the Swing States. We'll have a couple of those spots
Speaker 1: for you. You're on the Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 6: And now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Hey, we're having some fun right now because we're helping
Speaker 1: President Trump brand Kamala Harris. And you know how brilliantly
Speaker 1: he's branded political opponents in the past, but he hasn't
Speaker 1: quite landed on one yet for Kamala Harris. So we'll
Speaker 1: get to text and Kelly will help us reset those
Speaker 1: phone calls as well. Let's go back to a David
Speaker 1: in Boulder. You're on the Dan Caplis Show. Welcome, David.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry I lost a few months A ugly dead spot.
Speaker 3: Ray Cante on Belmont Road.
Speaker 12: But nonetheless, yeah, I heard the reticence in your voice
Speaker 12: from that call. I was actually surprised that Ryan seemed
Speaker 12: like he liked it. But you and I both know
Speaker 12: that's realistically, the most popular former living president of the United
Speaker 12: States is obviously Obama. So yeah, you do not bring
Speaker 12: Kamala Harris up by equating with Obama if you want
Speaker 12: to win. That'd be the worst thing they could conceivably.
Speaker 1: Do, and I'd have to examine your premise. But yes,
Speaker 1: because right Obama, for all of his awful policies and
Speaker 1: the damage he did to the country, was a five
Speaker 1: tool player, very very skilled.
Speaker 12: Make it more popular than, hands down the most popular
Speaker 12: living former president.
Speaker 1: David appreciate the go oh sorry, didn't mean to cut
Speaker 1: you off, my friend, But yeah, love the caller's creativity
Speaker 1: with OBAMAA but I think it elevates her. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Kevin in Este's Park. You're on the Dan Kaplis show.
Speaker 3: Welcome, Thank you.
Speaker 1: I think it should be chameleon and spell it with
Speaker 1: a K, so it'd be like ka M and that'll
Speaker 1: fit her to a t. Do you think it's sharp enough?
Speaker 1: Do you think it's edgy enough. Do you think it
Speaker 1: pops enough?
Speaker 3: Well, I was just trying to go for one.
Speaker 1: Well no, no, no, no, no, I appreciate it. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: appreciate Advance used it. Oh jd Vance used it. Well,
Speaker 1: that's that's true. Yeah, that's true. We'll pull that sound
Speaker 1: back up. Yeah, yeah, no, thank you, my friend.
Speaker 9: I think it could could hit and especially you know,
Speaker 9: especially getting.
Speaker 10: That word out the letter K out there, and you
Speaker 10: know maybe that would Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's good alliteration. Appreciate that, and thank you
Speaker 1: so much for that. Appreciate that. Here's jd On that.
Speaker 7: Pretends to be one thing in front of one audience,
Speaker 7: she pretends to be something different in front of another audience. Look,
Speaker 7: dann it. She's not running a political campaign. She's running
Speaker 7: a movie. She only speaks to voters behind a teleprompter.
Speaker 7: Everything is scripted. She doesn't have her policy positions out there.
Speaker 7: She hasn't answered why she wanted to banfracking, but now
Speaker 7: she doesn't.
Speaker 1: She want one of the challenges. I guess if you
Speaker 1: want kamala kamalan or is that some people say chameleon, right,
Speaker 1: I mean people pronounce that word differently, but maybe it
Speaker 1: works it's it's just interesting that President Trump Amaster Brander
Speaker 1: hasn't quite nailed that one yet. By the way, He'll
Speaker 1: be on tonight with Elon Musk on X and I
Speaker 1: think that starts at six very very importantly. He is
Speaker 1: back on X now, right, And I've been saying that
Speaker 1: for a long time. Is he has to be because
Speaker 1: he can reach at least ten times more people on X.
Speaker 1: And he's got to be able to bypass the media here.
Speaker 1: He would not have been able to win before in
Speaker 1: sixteen without X. Is that way to reach the people
Speaker 1: directly and not be reliant on the media. Other headlines
Speaker 1: of the day if you just joined us, thank you,
Speaker 1: is that they are going on air now. The plan
Speaker 1: had been to a hold off and not put up
Speaker 1: these expensive spots in the swing states until after the
Speaker 1: Democrat Convention, and obviously the campaign and its supporters, super
Speaker 1: Pac included, feel that at this point she's just gaining
Speaker 1: too much momentum and they've got to tamp that down
Speaker 1: and reach people now. So super Pac, which is going
Speaker 1: to be spending one hundred million over the next nineteen
Speaker 1: days or so in six swing states to just remind
Speaker 1: people who the real Kamala Harris is and boy, Ryan,
Speaker 1: and I sure hope this is one of the spots.
Speaker 13: And it's a specific phase of life. Remember, age is
Speaker 13: more than a chronological fact. What else do we know
Speaker 13: about this population eighteenth through twenty four? They are stupid,
Speaker 13: that is why we put them in dormitories and they
Speaker 13: have a resident assistant. They make really bad decisions.
Speaker 1: Boy, I'll tell you that has to be.
Speaker 4: That has to be on a loop lots in places.
Speaker 2: Well one but bizarre thing, Dan is she's on a
Speaker 2: loop with that exact quote like that. It's weird how
Speaker 2: she word for word hoppies and paste exactly that in
Speaker 2: like three five different settings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know why because she never in a million
Speaker 1: years managed that she'd be a credible pre candidate for
Speaker 1: president again, right, I mean, think about it. Think what's
Speaker 1: happened over the last month. She went from a VP
Speaker 1: who many credible reports Biden won to try to find
Speaker 1: a way to replace. But then there wasn't a Supreme
Speaker 1: Court opening for with thirty eight percent approval a laughing stock,
Speaker 1: you know, to now being installed and glorified and fully protected.
Speaker 1: It's bizarre, Thank goodness, Ryan, we have so many reasons
Speaker 1: to be thankful, right, thank goodness that the hand of
Speaker 1: the Democrats was forced before the convention, because if this
Speaker 1: installation had happened, say right after the convention, say Biden
Speaker 1: had gone through the convention, they were the team, and
Speaker 1: then then you have the debate and then he's replaced
Speaker 1: that then there's so much less time to cut through
Speaker 1: all of this and remind the American people, show the
Speaker 1: American people who haven't been paying attention who she really is.
Speaker 1: So we're so fortunate it happened as early as it did.
Speaker 1: Lord knows. We're fortunate it's her and not one of
Speaker 1: the stronger Democrats. They could have put up like a
Speaker 1: Shapiro Whitmer or Whitmer Shapiro ticket. We're so fortunate it
Speaker 1: wasn't that. And then thank you Lord chooses Waltz instead
Speaker 1: of Shapiro. And that's a gift that keeps on giving,
Speaker 1: and it's made JD. Vance so sharp and on target now,
Speaker 1: So lots of reasons to be optimistic. Thank you around
Speaker 1: your great work. Kelly U Human sunshine as well. Join
Speaker 1: us tomorrow please on the Dan Kapla Show.