Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen in this corner from the University of Colorado,
Speaker 1: thirty years in the rain, fighting for truth, justice and
Speaker 1: the American way.
Speaker 2: You are all of a sudden the American Way is winning.
Speaker 2: So let the celebration continue. Glad you here. It seems
Speaker 2: like every day there's a combination of the ongoing good
Speaker 2: stuff right by virtue of Trump winning, but then some
Speaker 2: new twist on that every day, and today it's a
Speaker 2: biggie right with Thank goodness, this farce in Georgia being
Speaker 2: fully exposed. And this was pure Banana Republic attack on
Speaker 2: Trump and the team around him, etc. Trying to criminalize conservatism,
Speaker 2: scare people out of conservative politics, stopped Trump from becoming president,
Speaker 2: and I think, as we predicted at the time, it
Speaker 2: had much the opposite effect. But thank god, the Appellate
Speaker 2: Court stepped in in George and said, no, of course,
Speaker 2: Fannie Willis is disqualified. She's got a conflict of interest
Speaker 2: in this case. So that should essentially, not technically, but
Speaker 2: essentially put this thing to bed. And part of the
Speaker 2: beauty of this is hearing CNN wail about it.
Speaker 3: Jim Acosta, we begin this hour with breaking news just
Speaker 3: into CNA I'm the Georgia prosecutor leading the state's election
Speaker 3: interference case against President elect Donald Trump is now disqualified.
Speaker 3: CNN's Kaylin Polance is here with Caitlin. What can you
Speaker 3: tell us about this? This is just coming in in
Speaker 3: the last several minutes.
Speaker 4: This is a big development, a big development, and a
Speaker 4: big development that Donald Trump has wanted for a long time.
Speaker 4: That case against him in Georgia, the criminal case where
Speaker 4: it's accusing him and several others of a racketeering conspiracy
Speaker 4: related to the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 2: It's already been paused.
Speaker 4: Now it's not even backburner. This is a case that
Speaker 4: will be dead in the water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you gotta love that. So yeah, let the celebration continue.
Speaker 2: Eight five to five for zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 2: I've text DN five seven seven three nine because I've
Speaker 2: always said, you know, well, this country can never be
Speaker 2: defeated by an outside power. We could hope we're not
Speaker 2: we could be hit by nukes, we could be hit
Speaker 2: by all sorts of disasters, and we will bond together
Speaker 2: as a nation to preserve this nation. But we can
Speaker 2: destroy ourselves from the inside. And you want to destroy
Speaker 2: yourself from the inside. Well, this is the recipe, right,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, just trash the justice system and
Speaker 2: turn it against political opponents. Start jailing political opponents. You know,
Speaker 2: while lefties can get away with virtually anything. That's how
Speaker 2: you destroy a country. So America was just saved from that.
Speaker 2: And the other beauty is you look how many of
Speaker 2: these people who've perverted the justice system are getting humiliated
Speaker 2: in the process, personally humiliated. And I don't say there
Speaker 2: as a Christian reveling in their personal humiliation. I said
Speaker 2: here glad that it's happening, so that others will be
Speaker 2: deterred from doing it in the future, because I want
Speaker 2: this country to thrive, and that's how you destroy it.
Speaker 2: Let's go to eerie Mike. We're just talking about you, Mike.
Speaker 2: We're talking two or three days ago about hope you're okay,
Speaker 2: and and we we miss your criticism about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's been a couple of weeks in Mexico.
Speaker 2: You're calling me a liar. I'm joking. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: we really are having that conversation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I got away. I got away from the
Speaker 5: Trump stuff for a couple of weeks ago. I had
Speaker 5: a pretty good visit so Hey, so I heard you
Speaker 5: talking a little bit about you know, Liz changing potential
Speaker 5: crimes that you know she might be getting pardoned. It said,
Speaker 5: what what crime was changed? A bit accused of by Trump?
Speaker 5: I mean I heard him say that she and all
Speaker 5: the other people on that committee for what they did,
Speaker 5: they should go to jail.
Speaker 6: What crime?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And first of all, the starting point of mind
Speaker 2: you left out, which is I'm not aware of her
Speaker 2: committing any crime. But what I did point out is
Speaker 2: that I think what she did in selling out the
Speaker 2: unborn for political power on the left is one of
Speaker 2: the most reprehensible things imaginable. What Trump says, But it
Speaker 2: didn't impress you. Okay, what Trump said?
Speaker 6: What is? What?
Speaker 5: What is? Why is?
Speaker 2: But what Trump's saying is that she and others on
Speaker 2: the committee destroyed evidence.
Speaker 5: Is there any evidence of that?
Speaker 2: He says there is and and listen, yeah, but you
Speaker 2: know he's he says a lot of things that are true,
Speaker 2: and he says that there is.
Speaker 5: And I would never I would never call you a liar,
Speaker 5: but he is a liar.
Speaker 2: And uh, that's a little strong, well but.
Speaker 5: Utter trash that he's talking about.
Speaker 2: Mike, I'm not sure that it is. I don't know
Speaker 2: the answer to that, but my understanding is, and I
Speaker 2: was trying to get to that, but your enthusiasm overwhelmed it.
Speaker 2: But my understanding is that there is a committee report,
Speaker 2: a Republican committee report. I don't know if it came
Speaker 2: out of oversight or somewhere else, but a Republican committee
Speaker 2: report that alleges that there were oh I think it's
Speaker 2: the equivalent of two and a half million pages. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying actual pages. It might have been photographs, et cetera.
Speaker 2: You know, the terribied equivalent that were destroyed by the
Speaker 2: J six Committee. And that is what Trump is seizing on.
Speaker 2: This is not pulled out of thin air or a
Speaker 2: body part.
Speaker 5: So this is the report that was I think drafted
Speaker 5: or at least brought by louder Milk, the guy who
Speaker 5: gave a tour of the Capitol on January sixth to
Speaker 5: a person who was convicted on January. From January sixth,
Speaker 5: and so.
Speaker 2: Now you're accusing this guy of what being in on
Speaker 2: some kind of conspiracy. Remember those heinous false allegations against
Speaker 2: Lauren Bilberg. Well, what I think, what I think is
Speaker 2: and you know this to be true, Mike, is that
Speaker 2: the left that the Biden administration would have prosecuted and
Speaker 2: convicted any conservative they thought they could get away with convicting,
Speaker 2: whether there were justifiable charge or not. So if this
Speaker 2: Lauder guy, who you're implicitly accusing of some kind of
Speaker 2: criminal activity, I have to believe if there was a
Speaker 2: shred of evidence of that, the Biden administration would have
Speaker 2: had him charged. Interesting and he flawing that logic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're gonna You're gonna your fa I mean, you're
Speaker 5: in great shape because you know he's not gonna come
Speaker 5: after you. But uh, what are you talking about anybody
Speaker 5: who he thinks doesn't like him or did something against him?
Speaker 5: Not criminal activity?
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, Mike, You're you are lacking self
Speaker 2: awareness at the moment. I mean, with Trump, you're talking
Speaker 2: about a guy who is just subjected to the worst
Speaker 2: kind of abuses of process and phony, false criminal charges
Speaker 2: we've ever seen in American political history, and now you're
Speaker 2: accusing the victim of being the one abusing the system.
Speaker 2: Show me, show me one abuse, show me one abuse
Speaker 2: of the of the justice system engaged in by Trump.
Speaker 2: I'll show you a whole bunch engaged in against.
Speaker 5: My god dam he had documents at his home that
Speaker 5: he hid and moved to another spot. There is evidence
Speaker 5: of that. Okay, you are you are lacking self awareness.
Speaker 5: You're blind, You're blinded by your your ridiculous loyalty to
Speaker 5: this guy because you don't want to kill babies. I
Speaker 5: get it, Oh man, I.
Speaker 2: Don't want to kill You make that out to be
Speaker 2: something odd that I don't want to see millions of
Speaker 2: humans killed. You make that out to be some fringe
Speaker 2: kind of thing. Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, I thought it's great that you feel that way,
Speaker 5: but you can't look past every other crime and ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Here's here's the problem with your premise is literally you
Speaker 2: cannot find you cannot find a host or commentator in
Speaker 2: America who has been more balanced when it comes to
Speaker 2: an analysis of Donald Trump, and I have been. The
Speaker 2: reason that it seems odd to you is give me
Speaker 2: one that the reason, Mike is because I praise him
Speaker 2: when he deserves it, which means I praise him a lot.
Speaker 2: But I am also purely intellectual, honest, intellectually honest when
Speaker 2: it comes to any any flaws or mistakes. But here's
Speaker 2: the point on mar A Lago. Okay, because you go
Speaker 2: back to that. And in the very beginning, I said, Hey,
Speaker 2: from the evidence I've seen, yeah, it looked like he
Speaker 2: had some stuff he shouldn't and and that was a mistake.
Speaker 2: But here was my point, Mike, and that is that
Speaker 2: you cannot be selectively prosecuting. You cannot prosecute Donald Trump
Speaker 2: for doing something that you don't prosecute democrats for. That's
Speaker 2: an abuse of the legal system. And that was That
Speaker 2: was one of the enormous problems that the mar A
Speaker 2: Lago case. The other problem was the politically motivated raid
Speaker 2: on his residence. Well, you see, for those new to
Speaker 2: the show, whenever I defeat Mike logically and factually in
Speaker 2: an argument, he resorts to your not being truthful, and
Speaker 2: then we waste five minutes proving his allegation to be false. Okay,
Speaker 2: and where is the falsehood? And what I just said.
Speaker 5: He moved product around? He was he was asked to
Speaker 5: provide the product he moved in around. That was not what.
Speaker 2: Where where do you move it to? He moved it
Speaker 2: to a secure closet.
Speaker 5: Oh he did. Yes, you're admitting that he moved stuff
Speaker 5: that he wasn't supposed.
Speaker 2: To be No, no, no, not at all.
Speaker 5: Oh good, Dan, I'm glad your eyes are now opening.
Speaker 2: I'm glad, Michael, are you okay? Did you hear my
Speaker 2: first story about Elton John saying legalizing marijuana is one
Speaker 2: of the greatest mistakes ever, Because right now you're sounding
Speaker 2: like you've started the celebration early. Mike, appreciate the call.
Speaker 2: We know from experience. We love having my call. But
Speaker 2: when it degenerates to that point, it's going to get
Speaker 2: boring for everybody. Eight five five for zero five eight
Speaker 2: two five five the number fiery lines, great text. I
Speaker 2: want to come back to a couple of Texters unhappy
Speaker 2: with me? How could that happen? You're on the Dankapla show.
Speaker 7: To be clear, and we'll hit on this a little
Speaker 7: more of these. There's never any discussion of the dead
Speaker 7: ceiling at all of this. That just they pulled it
Speaker 7: out of nowhere today because Musk got ahead of them.
Speaker 7: That's why, because Musk sees the initiative. Elon Musk the
Speaker 7: guy who really runs things. He's not just Trump's co president.
Speaker 7: I think that's way too low a title. He's the
Speaker 7: head dude in charge. And House Republicans certainly know who
Speaker 7: they are taking their marching orders.
Speaker 2: From you know more MSNBC lunacy. Anybody thinks for a
Speaker 2: second anybody's in charge other than DJT obviously not intellectually honest,
Speaker 2: or they're crazy, But no question, Elon Musk has major influence,
Speaker 2: and the American people knew that he would, and that's
Speaker 2: part of what they liked about Trump. But here's what's interesting.
Speaker 2: There's his CNN is running this headline right now about
Speaker 2: a push amongst some in the GOP to make Elon
Speaker 2: Musk Speaker of the House. Now, I doubt Elon Musk
Speaker 2: would want that job. He's busy with some other stuff
Speaker 2: that pays a lot better. But yeah, the Speaker of
Speaker 2: the House can come from the outside, as you know.
Speaker 2: So that's intriguing. Eight five five for zero five eight
Speaker 2: two five five the number text d A N five
Speaker 2: seven seven three nine. I want to get to a
Speaker 2: few texts and we'll get back to the phone lines.
Speaker 2: Appreciate your patients, Dan, Eerie Mike has got to be
Speaker 2: a plant for ratings, right. There's no way someone enjoys
Speaker 2: being intellectually pummeled every time he calls? Is Eerie Mike? Real?
Speaker 2: That from DK in Broomfield. You know, we have the
Speaker 2: smartest audience. I wish we were we were smart enough
Speaker 2: and had the budget to do that sort of thing,
Speaker 2: just like you know, the Globetrotters had the Washington generals
Speaker 2: and all of that. But we like Mike and we
Speaker 2: appreciate every call. Dan, your caller, Mike needs to wait
Speaker 2: and see what evidence is presented before he passes judgment.
Speaker 2: It's obvious his personal bias clouds his ability to be
Speaker 2: open minded when he looks at the facts that from Sarah. Sarah,
Speaker 2: you are so correct say this about Mike. I've never
Speaker 2: since he's a hater at all, kind of a good
Speaker 2: sport about everything. But when you get to many of
Speaker 2: the haters on the left, this I think is a
Speaker 2: physical reality as well as emotional, so it's kind of
Speaker 2: a combo pack. But hate does interfere with brain function.
Speaker 2: I think it's chemical. I think it's emotional, but hate
Speaker 2: interferes with brain function. And that's a lot of what's
Speaker 2: going on on the left and among those who support
Speaker 2: the left, because they support so much stuff that just
Speaker 2: is anti science. It's intellectually, morally completely unjustifiable. Dan, are
Speaker 2: you okay with Trump pardoning J six criminals that assaulted policemen, etc.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what you mean by etcetera. But let's
Speaker 2: start with assaulted policeman. No, I would not be I
Speaker 2: think that the key to J six is is that
Speaker 2: Trump be very precise and very selective in who he
Speaker 2: chooses to pardon or commute or whatever action he chooses
Speaker 2: to take there. And so there's no question that he
Speaker 2: was going to regardless he said he was, and the
Speaker 2: American people heard that, and that was on the ballot
Speaker 2: and the American people elected him. But also when you
Speaker 2: see not only the parton of Hunter Biden, but when
Speaker 2: you see the left across the country, leftist prosecutors, politicians, etc.
Speaker 2: Encourage lawlessness, condone lawlessness, not prosecute lawlessness, including here in Denver,
Speaker 2: then you can understand the American people saying, wait a second,
Speaker 2: we have to have equal application of the law. You
Speaker 2: can't take this one group of rioters it's rampaged across
Speaker 2: America from mons and say you're above the law and
Speaker 2: then prosecute to the absolute max another group of rioters
Speaker 2: because you don't like their politics. Me personally, Hey, I
Speaker 2: think our capital as a symbol is sacred. I was
Speaker 2: outraged by a lot of what I saw on Jay six.
Speaker 2: I said, so, then go back and look at my
Speaker 2: tweets from that day, and I stand by all of that.
Speaker 2: But I want equal application of the law. We've got
Speaker 2: to be a nation of laws, not men and women.
Speaker 2: And so to the extent that did not happen, I
Speaker 2: say Trump is entitled to do whatever he can do
Speaker 2: with his powers to make sure we have equal application
Speaker 2: of the law. Any flaw in that logic, I don't
Speaker 2: think so. Eight five for zero five eight two five five.
Speaker 2: But as they say, a man cannot sit on his
Speaker 2: own jury seems like an odd rule, doesn't it. I
Speaker 2: mean Democrats would if they could. Dan they don't screen
Speaker 2: out illegals. They are breaking federal law. They should be
Speaker 2: in jail. Say a prayer for this texter and texture
Speaker 2: I wish you would call the show. He's referring to
Speaker 2: an interview that I did at four thirty six with
Speaker 2: two like Angels on Earth, two people who work at
Speaker 2: this amazing little flower center in Aurora, where they do
Speaker 2: the hard work each and every day of ministering to
Speaker 2: people who don't have food, people who don't have clothes
Speaker 2: on their back. People who don't have housing. I mean
Speaker 2: the very work, the very work of Christ right, and
Speaker 2: and so without people like that, this whole community falls apart.
Speaker 2: And you get some person who texts the show and
Speaker 2: said they should be in jail. I mean, I would
Speaker 2: love to have a conversation with this person. First of all,
Speaker 2: I guess your suggestion is because my wife volunteers there.
Speaker 2: And my wife was telling me the story the other
Speaker 2: day about this mom came in and I can't remember
Speaker 2: if it was seven or eight kids, and she had
Speaker 2: all these kids and they were all hungry, and they
Speaker 2: all needed clothes, and she talked about how incredibly efficiently
Speaker 2: the people at the Little Flower Center were able to
Speaker 2: just clothe the family, feed the family. And I guess
Speaker 2: the Texter would have them turned away because they happened
Speaker 2: to be here. Ilegally, I'd love to have that conversation. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm the guy who's been saying forever, and it's true.
Speaker 2: We had the archbishop and Studio Archbishopship few years ago
Speaker 2: and he said, yeah, nations allowed to have their borders
Speaker 2: and enforce their borders, of course, And I've been the
Speaker 2: guy forever calling for enforcing our border. But when you
Speaker 2: have both parties that have, to one degree or another,
Speaker 2: and the left's been infinitely worse, particularly recently, essentially invite
Speaker 2: people into this nation illegally. And that's what's happened Democrats primarily,
Speaker 2: but at times Republicans have essentially invited people to enter
Speaker 2: illegally for their own motivations, meaning the political motivations. So
Speaker 2: you have all these people in the country, and if
Speaker 2: you're sitting there and you're a Christian in this case
Speaker 2: of Catholic Christian, and you're working at this center, and
Speaker 2: this mother walks in with these seven kids and they
Speaker 2: need clothes and they need food, as a Christian, you
Speaker 2: would say no, because you're in this country illegally. I
Speaker 2: would love to hear somebody explain that one to me.
Speaker 2: And this contention that they're breaking federal law, that's just nonsense,
Speaker 2: utter total nonsense. Eight fi five for zero five two
Speaker 2: five five the number. It goes back to that old saying, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: preach the gospel every day and every now and then
Speaker 2: use words. The people are preaching the Gospel through their actions.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 2: I understand the concern of people who say, well, wait
Speaker 2: a second, you can't be illegally bringing people into the country. Heck, yes,
Speaker 2: I agree with that one thousand percent. But that's not
Speaker 2: what these very good people do. What these very good
Speaker 2: people do, including the Catholic charities, is they do the
Speaker 2: work of Christ. It doesn't matter whether that hungry, naked
Speaker 2: person in front of them, homeless person in front of them,
Speaker 2: believes in God or doesn't believe in God. They clothe them,
Speaker 2: they feed them, they house them. I'm pretty sure those
Speaker 2: are the marching orders, at least that the Bible I've
Speaker 2: been reading. And I don't claim to be a biblical scholar,
Speaker 2: but I don't think you have to be to know
Speaker 2: those are the marching orders. Let's go to Dean and Arvada.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Kaplo Show.
Speaker 6: Welcome, Hey, damn nice taking your call.
Speaker 2: Hey, thank you Dane. Deane. I did you wrong? I
Speaker 2: did you wrong? Because we only have about twenty seconds,
Speaker 2: you want to hang on and take a full shot
Speaker 2: after the break, y'all?
Speaker 8: Do it?
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead, just real quick.
Speaker 5: You know, Ery Mac got incurable gdias and it's going
Speaker 5: to be a long four years, probably twelve.
Speaker 2: Next we'll come back to her. Other callers, Great Texters.
Speaker 9: What today's Democrat party stands for with respect to babies
Speaker 9: and with respect to the murder of babies. We have
Speaker 9: seen now in states across the country, the introduction of
Speaker 9: legislation that would enable the killing of babies. This is
Speaker 9: not about abortion, this is about killing babies after they
Speaker 9: are born.
Speaker 2: It's Liz Cheney who was a pro life champion and
Speaker 2: then betrayed all of those children to try to gain
Speaker 2: power by becoming part of the left. She aligns with
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris's campaign. You've never had a bigger lover, a
Speaker 2: bigger lover of the mass killing of humans before birth
Speaker 2: than Kamala Harris, and Liz Cheney aligns with her to
Speaker 2: try to get power, try to get back at Trump. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's not criminal, but it's one of the worst
Speaker 2: things a person can do. Eight five five for zero
Speaker 2: five A two five five text d A N five
Speaker 2: seven seven through nine. Started to get so serious this
Speaker 2: close to Christmas, but couldn't help myself there By the way, Jesse,
Speaker 2: you see this thing in my hand right now, I
Speaker 2: am about to play the sound of one of the
Speaker 2: greatest Christmas gifts I've ever received. But I received it
Speaker 2: last Christmas. Can you tell it there. Yeah, what does
Speaker 2: it look like? Sweater d fuzzer for lack of a
Speaker 2: they existed. Yeah, but I got these sweaters and I
Speaker 2: love wearing sweaters to work, and they all ball up right,
Speaker 2: and it's like, this is not a cheap sweater. My
Speaker 2: cheap sweaters don't ball up. My expensive sweaters do. And
Speaker 2: then my wife got this from me last Christmas and
Speaker 2: I forgot about it. She reminded me today because we're
Speaker 2: going to one of my favorite parties of the year tonight.
Speaker 2: We just get together with some friends Molly and Marty
Speaker 2: Moore and some other folks and it's just a wonderful
Speaker 2: get together. We'll watch the Broncos I'll give you my
Speaker 2: pick shortly. Listen to this. Listen to this. It is
Speaker 2: magic watches, Jesse. You see this big roll of balls here?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, they're going it go. Yeah ye look.
Speaker 10: Stern, you must have got that a Brookstone.
Speaker 2: I bet oh, I bet she did. But it works.
Speaker 11: It's always wonderful to be de balled.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, now you had to do that. How about Kelly?
Speaker 2: I had to do that.
Speaker 11: But there have been a few callers that have called
Speaker 11: in that wanted you to comment about the possible preemptive pardons.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I hope he preemptively pardons everybody in the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party because the pardon equals a conviction right in
Speaker 2: the eyes of the public. And and I don't I'm
Speaker 2: not saying any of these people have committed crimes, but
Speaker 2: they've all done very bad things to America. I hope
Speaker 2: he pardons them all. And it's a favorite to Trump
Speaker 2: because Americans want from Trump what they had from him
Speaker 2: before another Golden Age. And he doesn't need to be
Speaker 2: focused on prosecuting Liz Cheney or anything like that. He
Speaker 2: needs to be focused on delivering what he delivers. So well,
Speaker 2: let's go to Brian and Arvada. You're on the Dan Caplis.
Speaker 2: You're welcome.
Speaker 6: Hey Brian, Hey Dan. I want to start out by saying,
Speaker 6: Mary Christmas, thank you. I hope your last court case
Speaker 6: went well.
Speaker 2: We were blessed with a great sex your buddy.
Speaker 6: Yes, the gods fear and feller man. He tried to
Speaker 6: sell us out, didn't he fifteen hundred pages of garbage.
Speaker 6: What do you think about that?
Speaker 2: Well, first, I do think he's God fearing, and I
Speaker 2: think he's a God loving man who does a lot
Speaker 2: of great things. Second, got to be honest, been a
Speaker 2: little busy. It didn't read that bill. I understand there's
Speaker 2: a lot of criticism, and it sounds like good criticism.
Speaker 2: This I believe about Mike Johnson, that he is well motivated.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm trying to figure out Dan who wrote the bill.
Speaker 6: Sounds like a bunch of lobbyists wrote it and he
Speaker 6: just thought, well, man, I got to go on Christmas
Speaker 6: break here, so you know, we're just gonna go ahead
Speaker 6: and slide this by the American people. Evidently he didn't
Speaker 6: get the memo of the election.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, there are os. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, yeah, I thought you out there.
Speaker 6: We are of the biggest NGOs. Damn, they're the Latter
Speaker 6: Day saying and they're the Catholic Church. Now why is that?
Speaker 6: Because they got a global network already. So all these
Speaker 6: tickets you see, they're not They're not just sitting on
Speaker 6: the corner saying, hey, you're hungry. I don't care where
Speaker 6: you're from. I'm going to feed you. They can feed
Speaker 6: them where they're at. They're the ones actually getting paid
Speaker 6: to bring them here. Okay, so they're taking money from
Speaker 6: the government to invade our country.
Speaker 7: Dan.
Speaker 6: I know you're a very religious die and I know
Speaker 6: you're where it is.
Speaker 2: You're one of two things, Brian. You're either lying or
Speaker 2: you're very, very badly mistaken. Because you're sitting here right now,
Speaker 2: ripping on a group that does more good in one
Speaker 2: day than most people do in fifty years.
Speaker 6: You're still the biggest ng O, Dan On you can
Speaker 6: do a lot of good. Damn they're against abortion. I'm
Speaker 6: against abortion. They could do it. They con feed the hungry.
Speaker 6: But if they're actually facilitating people coming into the United
Speaker 6: States illegally, then they're part of the problem. They're spoken
Speaker 6: the wheel of the problem.
Speaker 2: Brian. Here's where your premise is fatally flowed. Okay, let's
Speaker 2: start with this. And you're hung up on this biggest
Speaker 2: ng O. Wait a second, and I don't know if
Speaker 2: they are not. But what I'm telling you is.
Speaker 6: Is why wouldn't you care to even look?
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't you let me finish the sentence?
Speaker 6: Brian, Dan, you're looking your religion. Your religion is more
Speaker 6: important than the truth at this point.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, here's where you're proven wrong. The reason
Speaker 2: you keep interrupting me is because you know if I'm
Speaker 2: allowed time to state the facts. Your argument falls apart
Speaker 2: and I win. So are you gonna let me start
Speaker 2: the facts?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 2: Okay, So here are the facts. The facts are that
Speaker 2: without Catholic charities, Denver falls apart, much of Colorado falls apart,
Speaker 2: literally without the good, without the good work done each
Speaker 2: and every day by Catholic talk.
Speaker 6: And then you're the charity. What does that matter? Dan, Well,
Speaker 6: let's let's if you're part of the problem that we
Speaker 6: have to have a charity.
Speaker 2: All right, let's let's.
Speaker 6: Where doesn't make these into you?
Speaker 2: But you don't want I have this conversation with you.
Speaker 6: On your nose because you are you are a religious man,
Speaker 6: and you're a good man. I would trust you with
Speaker 6: my grandkids everything. You're a good man.
Speaker 5: But you can't look.
Speaker 6: Beyond your religion and say, hey, man, if they're actually
Speaker 6: part of the process of getting these illegals in here,
Speaker 6: but they do want to know about it. But then
Speaker 6: maybe all stand up for it and maybe all make
Speaker 6: the Catholic Church better. I don't know, but you've got
Speaker 6: to call out what's wrong. If it's wrong, it's wrong.
Speaker 2: And I would. But but you're making stuff up, Brian,
Speaker 2: You're seeing things that aren't true and thank you for
Speaker 2: the times going up. Okay, well let's start with this. Okay,
Speaker 2: give me your proof that Catholic Charities of Denver has
Speaker 2: brought a single illegal into this country. Just one. Give
Speaker 2: me a proof.
Speaker 6: We're part of a bitter organization, Dan, think about no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: We know that, we know that we already.
Speaker 6: The Catholic is it in g O and so is
Speaker 6: the LD I'm not Catholic here.
Speaker 2: I'm going to have to put you on hold for
Speaker 2: a second only because talk radio has some time limits
Speaker 2: and I want to make sure that people listening to
Speaker 2: this segment don't get misled by what you're saying. No, factually,
Speaker 2: Brian's wrong on point after point after point. Catholic Charities
Speaker 2: of Denver stands alone. Catholic Charities of Denver is not
Speaker 2: operated by Catholic Charities of San Antonio or Al Paso
Speaker 2: or anywhere else. There are allegations against a Catholic Charities
Speaker 2: that operate somewhere down in Texas. There's an allegation that
Speaker 2: that Catholic Charities helped bring people into the country illegally.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether that's true or not. If it
Speaker 2: did happen, it's wrong, but it certainly doesn't happen with
Speaker 2: Catholic Charities of Denver. I'm not aware of a single
Speaker 2: other Catholic chair he's accused of it. And it's fundamentally
Speaker 2: unfair for Brian to call this show and accuse Catholic
Speaker 2: Charities of Denver of doing anything other than God's work,
Speaker 2: because that is what they do. And the irony of
Speaker 2: it is they do the real work in the trenches,
Speaker 2: down with the urine and the feces and the dirtiest
Speaker 2: of dirty work. They do that work in the trenches
Speaker 2: to minister to people in their very worst situation, and
Speaker 2: they deserve the praise of everybody. And then you've got
Speaker 2: a guy like Brian call the show and to falsely
Speaker 2: accuse him of all these different things. That's just heinous,
Speaker 2: just heinous. And yeah, people don't have to like the
Speaker 2: Catholic Church or this or that. I happen to love
Speaker 2: it personally as a member, but give people their due,
Speaker 2: and these people are heroes in our community, and they
Speaker 2: don't engage in any of the bad behavior that Brian's
Speaker 2: talking about, nor does any other Catholic charities I know.
Speaker 2: I don't know where that animosity's coming from. But it's wrong,
Speaker 2: and you know, don't bear false false witness, don't say
Speaker 2: on true things about people, no matter who they are
Speaker 2: eight five five for zero five A two five five
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Speaker 8: To move millions of Haitians into rich white liberal neighborhoods,
Speaker 8: I mean, I mean the people who did this are
Speaker 8: rich white liberals in the United States who hate themselves
Speaker 8: in the country, and to punish it, they invited all
Speaker 8: these people illegally from failed countries. But they can't stand
Speaker 8: the idea of living near these people because they're racist.
Speaker 8: So why wouldn't you move every Haitian to Bethesda and
Speaker 8: Brookline and Aspen and Martha's Vineyard in Nantucket like today?
Speaker 2: Can we do that? I will donate money if we
Speaker 2: can do that. Well, absolutely, that's what that Martha's Vineyards
Speaker 2: did it probably right, you know this, call the cops
Speaker 2: immediately because they're racist. Governor Ibnitt done more secureist border
Speaker 2: than anybody in this administration. Oh, that is so true,
Speaker 2: so true. That's Tom Holm and talking to Tucker Carlson obviously,
Speaker 2: but that is so true, right, I mean, when Abbott
Speaker 2: had the brilliant idea to start bussing folks the Democrats
Speaker 2: had lured here illegally, bussing them to New York, Martha's Vineyard, etc.
Speaker 2: It changed America. It changed America, and it played a
Speaker 2: major role in this last election. And so yeah, listen,
Speaker 2: if you Polis and Johnston and all these lefties in
Speaker 2: Colorado they proudly proclaim or they support and then deny
Speaker 2: they proclaimed sanctuary city for Denver in Colorado, then yeah,
Speaker 2: what would be wrong with the administration doing that? Now,
Speaker 2: obviously it's very bad for Colorado, and I only want
Speaker 2: what's good for Colorado. But the point is these lefties
Speaker 2: don't want what's good for Colorado. They want what's good
Speaker 2: for them and attracting big national far left money and
Speaker 2: big national far left access in stature, they don't care
Speaker 2: about Colorado. So expose him, expose him fully. Eight five
Speaker 2: five for zero five eight two five five the number
Speaker 2: getting into some Texters as well. By the way, tomorrow
Speaker 2: we're going to be talking about a prominent Democrat in
Speaker 2: Colorado who says it's it's very good that Colorado children
Speaker 2: see people using drugs. So well, we'll dive into that
Speaker 2: tomorrow and it's under the umbrella of you know, have
Speaker 2: we reached a tipping point in Colorado where people are
Speaker 2: starting to see how whack the left is, how bad
Speaker 2: it is for the state and actually opens the door
Speaker 2: to GOP winning state wide. Er is that's still a
Speaker 2: few years down the road. Dan, Please, we are eating dinner.
Speaker 2: What do you think that alludes to? Jesse Thomas and
Speaker 2: today Ryan a well deserved Christmas break? Jesse does Rockies
Speaker 2: games throughout the season and kind enough to help out today,
Speaker 2: either that or being subject to a disciplinary action and
Speaker 2: this is your punishment.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I did all I could do to get out
Speaker 10: of a Dan, But here I am certain serving my sentence.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, and it is well deserved whatever it is. Uh, Dan, Please,
Speaker 2: we are eating dinner. What do you think they're talking
Speaker 2: about there? I can't think of a single thing I
Speaker 2: would have said that would disturb somebody else either.
Speaker 10: Maybe the sweater shaver, Oh maybe possibly the way Kelly
Speaker 10: ball Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and a texture on this Dan, Where did Amy
Speaker 2: find that sweater de baller? I used to have one,
Speaker 2: and I told Miami the other night I can't find one.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, buddy, this is and you can hear it again.
Speaker 10: I like it because it's cordless too, like you got
Speaker 10: a charge it and whatnot.
Speaker 2: I was using it during the break event. It works
Speaker 2: incredibly well. Every sweater I have, Yeah, thank you for it.
Speaker 2: Made for awesome video you would need.
Speaker 11: Like Jesse and I were both like pontificating over what
Speaker 11: you were doing, and Jesse came.
Speaker 2: Up with the you know, oh East balling a sweater. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's called the fabric Shaver dh T. You are a
Speaker 2: l and I think she got it off Amazon a
Speaker 2: bit of a hint. But at thirty years in the marriage,
Speaker 2: this is what we give each other for Christmas.
Speaker 5: I dig it.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, that's practical. I mean you're using it. Black
Speaker 10: people get gifts they never use. You're using it on
Speaker 10: the air. This is awesome. This is awesome only because
Speaker 10: I'm about.
Speaker 2: To go to that party and I love this sweater.
Speaker 2: But it looks like I've just been through a lawnmower
Speaker 2: or something. Speaking of which, I just drove my first
Speaker 2: electric car. I've never driven electric car. Mine's in the
Speaker 2: shop with a shock. I've my car has spent eight
Speaker 2: of the last thirteen weeks in the shop. But the
Speaker 2: loaner they gave me is electric.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: The problem is that it had one hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: miles on it when they gave it to me, and
Speaker 2: I'm down to like fifty four. So hopefully they get
Speaker 2: my car done tomorrow. But yeah, I've never driven one before.
Speaker 2: Not sure I like it. Maybe you get used to it,
Speaker 2: but I just I like the roar of the engine,
Speaker 2: and I like being able to like coast to a stop.
Speaker 2: And I'm starting to coast to a stop and I
Speaker 2: take my foot off the breaker the thanks just stop.
Speaker 11: Does it do that weird thing at stop signs and
Speaker 11: red lights where it just like everything turns off about it.
Speaker 2: Even with the combustion. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I just
Speaker 2: take that, I do. Yeah. No, help me out here, guys,
Speaker 2: because I ought to put my bet down on the Broncos.
Speaker 2: I don't bet big now that it's legal. I'll bet
Speaker 2: a few bucks here and there been extremely successful this year,
Speaker 2: which is a little scary. This Bronco game tonight. Rationally
Speaker 2: they should win this thing by seven to ten points.
Speaker 2: They're two point favorites. Which way do you go on this?
Speaker 10: The dogs two short week though, Dan, they had a
Speaker 10: short week. They only did a walk through. They're banged
Speaker 10: up at cornerback and the Chargers are a desperate team.
Speaker 10: That being said, I like the Broncos on the money
Speaker 10: line to get it done.
Speaker 2: Okay, money line plus one fifteen? Kelly, who do you like?
Speaker 11: I actually like the Broncos too. Yeah, even though it's
Speaker 11: La Chargers whatever, I'm not very you know, I have
Speaker 11: to go to La next week.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, They're gonna be so everybody crazy, everybody
Speaker 2: for me, Yes, Kelly, yet as we should. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be kind of like a home game for the Broncos.
Speaker 2: I'm just a big believer when it comes to quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: and I'm a bit of a student of quarterbacks and
Speaker 2: just loved watching our son played quarterback and he had
Speaker 2: what all the great quarterbacks have, in my opinion, is
Speaker 2: it's just this X factor. You know, certain quarterbacks are winners,
Speaker 2: and it's a combination of skill and intelligence and character
Speaker 2: and toughness. Certain quarterbacks are just winners and other guys
Speaker 2: may have, you know, more of the five star skill set,
Speaker 2: but how many of those guys actually make it? Jesse,
Speaker 2: I am pushing this button right now for the Broncos
Speaker 2: because I just think bow Nicks is a winner.
Speaker 6: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean he isn't gonna have off games. Bow Knicks
Speaker 2: is a winner.
Speaker 11: I like him too.
Speaker 2: And Tim Tebow was a winner. He had that that
Speaker 2: winner gene and he was a winner, and I just
Speaker 2: think that's enormous. So whenever there's a close game, I
Speaker 2: look at which quarterback and I like Justin Herbert. I
Speaker 2: like everything about Herbert except his ankle. He's a little
Speaker 2: banged up too, so we can get after him.
Speaker 11: Well, my daughter Hayley very much likes Justin herb.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I'm gonna double down. No, she likes I
Speaker 2: thought you're gonna sing Nicks. Oh, she kind of likes
Speaker 2: his looks. Okay, well, I hope your daughter's disappointed tonight,
Speaker 2: only when it comes to Justin Herbert.
Speaker 6: Jesse.
Speaker 2: Great to work with you. Thank you, my friend you
Speaker 2: Kelly as well, Human Sunshine, thanks for being with us.
Speaker 2: Please join us again tomorrow We're going to do the
Speaker 2: five greatest Christmas Carols ever on Friday's dan Kapla. She'll
Speaker 2: catch you to day