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Speaker 2: How wild this is?
Speaker 1: Right just there, getting ready to start the segment watching
Speaker 1: this Elon Musk rocket ship take off, just launching folks
Speaker 1: up to rescue the astronauts stranded at the International Space Station.
Speaker 2: So, boy, I personally am glad.
Speaker 1: That Elon Musk is very, very very involved in the
Speaker 1: Trump administration. I'm not saying he's perfect, none of us are,
Speaker 1: but boy, talk about a brilliant guy, courageous guy, and
Speaker 1: above all. And I don't want to get into the weeds,
Speaker 1: but this is what I think the left is so
Speaker 1: terrified of with Musk. Two things, right, the money, because
Speaker 1: he can alter the playing field. The left has been
Speaker 1: used to being able to buy the playing field through
Speaker 1: Soros and others. Musk can alter the playing field and
Speaker 1: he has right, We've seen it. But the thing I
Speaker 1: can I think they're even more scared of is when
Speaker 1: it comes to doze and it comes to looking in
Speaker 1: how money spent and everything else. This is the first
Speaker 1: time I'm aware of that the Republicans have had somebody
Speaker 1: who is really absolutely brilliant, you know, when it comes
Speaker 1: to electronically stored information. And I can tell you from
Speaker 1: my own law practice, where I spend much of my
Speaker 1: time when I'm representing injured folks, much of my time,
Speaker 1: you know, doing the detective work finding the electronically stored
Speaker 1: information of the defending corporation or whatever, Digging in there. Okay,
Speaker 1: what's in there? What emails are in there? Have there
Speaker 1: been emails you know redacted? Have there been emails that
Speaker 1: have been destroyed? And then we can find the trace
Speaker 1: of those emails and maybe resurrect them. But Musk and
Speaker 1: this team of young techies he has, from everything I've
Speaker 1: read so far, it looks like they are particularly good
Speaker 1: at being able to track down that information, recogni patterns,
Speaker 1: and then be able to get to the bottom of
Speaker 1: some some nasty stuff that if you took a traditional
Speaker 1: kind of approach that I'm guessing most government investigators take,
Speaker 1: you may not find. I think that's what the left
Speaker 1: is most terrified of with Elon Musk. But yeah, looks
Speaker 1: like hopefully his rocket is up there successfully.
Speaker 2: Is that right? Ryan? Looks like other.
Speaker 3: Successful awful arms going to embrace it when it comes back.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they will. I'm sure they will do that. Hey,
Speaker 1: you know, this should really make you mad. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you're a Democrat, Republican, unaffiliated, whatever. This should
Speaker 1: make you mad because chances are you're either listening in
Speaker 1: the car or you were in the car at some
Speaker 1: point today.
Speaker 2: And as you know, unless.
Speaker 1: You're one of our brain brave armed forces, military police,
Speaker 1: et cetera, firefighters, then the greatest danger you and I
Speaker 1: will ever be in is when we get in our
Speaker 1: cars on Colorado Roads, or really any roads, but Colorado
Speaker 1: Roads in particular, because obviously the Left has pupped a
Speaker 1: bunch of druggies in here and everything else. So what
Speaker 1: have they done now after all the stuff they've done
Speaker 1: before to make the roads more dangerous? They just really
Speaker 1: topped themselves in a way that I think is going
Speaker 1: to make people furious at cross party lines if they
Speaker 1: actually find out about it. So Channel seven fortunately did
Speaker 1: a story here.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 1: Colorado's handling of the immigration crisis, as you know, has
Speaker 1: been roundly criticized by the new Trump administration.
Speaker 5: Just last week, Denver's mayor was in the hot seat
Speaker 5: on Capitol Hill, grilled in front of members of Congress
Speaker 5: over the city's immigration policies. Mike Johnston was joined by
Speaker 5: other Democratic mayors to testify before the House Oversight and
Speaker 5: Government Reform Committee. Now, state lawmakers want to allow undocumented
Speaker 5: immigrants to obtain a driver's license.
Speaker 1: Every seventh question Lopez explains why they say this move
Speaker 1: could make all the safer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this bill is going to help a lot of
Speaker 6: undocumented people.
Speaker 7: A new law going into effect on March thirty first,
Speaker 7: will fast track the process for immigrants to obtain a
Speaker 7: driver's license.
Speaker 6: But not only are they going to know the rules
Speaker 6: and the laws of the road, but they're going to
Speaker 6: be able to get insurance on their cars and plates.
Speaker 7: Yeaval Days, a driving instructor at the American Driving Academy
Speaker 7: in Aurora, says it'll benefit the whole state.
Speaker 6: Many people are already driving without driver's licenses, so this
Speaker 6: gives them the opportunity to be able to drive safely
Speaker 6: and legally.
Speaker 7: Colorado already allows undocumented immigrants to obtain their driver's licenses,
Speaker 7: but they must live in the state for two years
Speaker 7: and provide a Social Security or I ten number. This
Speaker 7: new law will streamline that process by getting rid of
Speaker 7: those and several other requirements, and now it is going
Speaker 7: to be simply just a passport and current proof of
Speaker 7: address for immigrants like I'm my bias, It'll be an
Speaker 7: immediate process as long as they have an ID from
Speaker 7: their home country and proof of address in Colorado.
Speaker 2: But not everyone agrees with these changes.
Speaker 8: The biggest concern I have is no different than last year.
Speaker 9: It's the public aspect.
Speaker 1: Public safety aspect, of course, I mean think about it,
Speaker 1: think about what polists in the left are doing, and
Speaker 1: it becomes long a few days. All you have to
Speaker 1: do you come into this country illegally, right, all you
Speaker 1: have to do is show your passport or home i
Speaker 1: D show you have a place to live here, and
Speaker 1: you get a Colorado driver's license. It has to be
Speaker 1: a top five magnet, right, So they are going out
Speaker 1: of their way, The Left is going out of their
Speaker 1: way to attract folks to come here illegally. Well, why
Speaker 1: do you think Johnston and polists, the whole Democratic Party
Speaker 1: in Colorado, why do you think they want to attract
Speaker 1: more folks here illegally attract here more folks. And by
Speaker 1: the way, there's no screening, criminal background check, or anything
Speaker 1: else to get this driver's license. So, as we all know,
Speaker 1: a lot of otherwise good people come over the border illegally.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't, but they do. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: you get a lot of hardened criminals who come over too.
Speaker 1: And so why do Polis and Mike Johnson all these
Speaker 1: other Democrats want to give hardened criminals coming in from
Speaker 1: the other side of the border a driver's license? But
Speaker 1: more importantly, why do they want to attract them here?
Speaker 1: Because they know I mean, this is like the ultimate
Speaker 1: welcome Matt, right, just come here, show.
Speaker 2: Us an ID, We'll give you a driver's license.
Speaker 1: Wow. But whatever their motive is, and we all know
Speaker 1: their motive, right, we all know their motive, which is
Speaker 1: they see these individuals as votes and they are importing
Speaker 1: people here to vote for them.
Speaker 2: I mean, we talked about on this show.
Speaker 1: You can see it at Dan Capitalist at Twitter where
Speaker 1: Hickelooper and Bennett are pushing a bill that would say
Speaker 1: ICE cannot detain any illegal immigrant when they're at the
Speaker 1: voting booths. Think about that for a second. It's right there,
Speaker 1: look at the Bill. I've got it on my Twitter.
Speaker 1: Why in the world would Hickin look for in Bennett
Speaker 1: want to stop by us from detaining somebody here illegally
Speaker 1: when they're at the voting booth.
Speaker 2: I think it's pretty obvious, right, What other conclusion do
Speaker 2: you draw?
Speaker 1: Let me get to some text on this, But I
Speaker 1: hope what would outrage most people who will probably not
Speaker 1: even hear about this, what will outrage most people who
Speaker 1: do hear about it, is that, by definition, inarguably, it
Speaker 1: puts you and your family in more danger. Puts everybody
Speaker 1: here legally on Colorado's roadways in more danger, because, ay,
Speaker 1: each time you add a driver from anywhere, it increases
Speaker 1: the danger. Then when you're trying to attract more people
Speaker 1: to come here illegally, that increases the danger. Plus because
Speaker 1: think about that, you're not only attracting more people here
Speaker 1: to be on our roads, but you're attracting people to
Speaker 1: come here who have not been driving on American roads. Ryan,
Speaker 1: have you ever been anywhere else in the world as
Speaker 1: crazy as our roads are in Colorado, particularly crazy because
Speaker 1: of what the left's doing. Yeah, even before this, but
Speaker 1: there are a lot of countries where it's even more
Speaker 1: insane on the road. So what Jared pol Is and
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party in Colorado is saying, Hey, you don't
Speaker 1: have to have driven a single day on American roads.
Speaker 1: Whatever country you're from, you're here illegally. You know, you
Speaker 1: show up, you don't have to be here more than
Speaker 1: a minute. Just have that ID and we're going to
Speaker 1: hand you a driver's license. I mean, think about how
Speaker 1: much more dangerous folks who come here who have not
Speaker 1: been driving American roads are likely to be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've driven the four to ZHO one in Ontario
Speaker 3: and it's a little bit different. Yeah, to read in
Speaker 3: kilometers instead of miles per hour and so forth. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean you can't have people just the premise that
Speaker 3: they're talking about here too, this one, Well they're driving anyway.
Speaker 2: What what about the ability to read our roads?
Speaker 3: I know, well, Dan I talked about that earlier on
Speaker 3: my program Sheet Plug about the runaway truck driver who
Speaker 3: you knew couldn't read English in the in the getaway
Speaker 3: ramps and then ended up killing five people in an inferno.
Speaker 2: I have so many of those cases. Yeah, it's it's
Speaker 2: just terrific.
Speaker 1: But but again, it comes back to just not caring
Speaker 1: about innocent human life. But whether you want to talk
Speaker 1: about the ability to read road signs or or whether
Speaker 1: people have any experience at all American roadways, anybody knows
Speaker 1: elementally that if you put somebody on a roadways who
Speaker 1: has never driven in this country, they are likely to
Speaker 1: be more dangerous, right, just lack of familiarity, lack of
Speaker 1: familiar to it, the flow, et cetera, whatever bad habits
Speaker 1: they may bring from whatever country they've been driving in.
Speaker 1: It's it's literally second abortion. Maybe arguably that the most
Speaker 1: blatant disrespect for innocent human life is the Left shows
Speaker 1: and the biggest information that they are so desperate to
Speaker 1: get folks up here illegally to vote for them, that
Speaker 1: they are willing to just get citizens killed and maimed
Speaker 1: on the roadways. It's hopefully people start to pay attention
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Speaker 1: Thank you and your very kind Let's go back to
Speaker 1: the phone lines. Hey, if you just joined us, thank you.
Speaker 1: What we're talking about is the latest truly fatal lunacy
Speaker 1: from the Left. If you had any doubt about the
Speaker 1: fact that they don't value your life or your family's life,
Speaker 1: that doubt should now be gone, as they have starting
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth. Now, in Colorado, any legal immigrant, a
Speaker 1: legal immigrant from anywhere over the world can just come
Speaker 1: across the border, come straight to Colorado and it doesn't
Speaker 1: have to be here a full day, as long as
Speaker 1: they can show they're living here and show an ID
Speaker 1: from their home country. At that point they get a
Speaker 1: Colorado driver's license. What could possibly go wrong? Let's find
Speaker 1: out from Justin and Little Ten. You're on the Dan
Speaker 1: Caplis show.
Speaker 2: Welcome Justin. Hello, Justin.
Speaker 1: The deep thinker, deep thinker, the strong, silent type, which
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Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 4: Welcome, thank you. Sure I haven't called you before, Dan,
Speaker 4: but thank you. I was just wondering these people that
Speaker 4: get this driver's license who aren't citizens, aren't aren't supposed
Speaker 4: to be here? Do they? Are they required to get
Speaker 4: insurance for their automobile?
Speaker 1: Yes, well, I'm assuming so I'm not seeing that in
Speaker 1: the bill, but it's probably in the the underlying requirements.
Speaker 2: But let me let me just let me just so.
Speaker 1: I may have spoken too quickly on that, but this
Speaker 1: Colorado Road In Community Safety Act talk about an obscenely
Speaker 1: backwards named law. Right, let me just read you quick
Speaker 1: bill summary and for those who haven't seen it yet,
Speaker 1: the Colorado Road In Community Safety Act authorizes the issuance
Speaker 1: of a driver's license or identification card to an individual
Speaker 1: who is not lawfully present in the United States if
Speaker 1: the individual meets certain requirements. The Act changes these requirements
Speaker 1: by so this is the new law, repealing the requirement
Speaker 1: that the applicant have filed a Colorado resident tax return,
Speaker 1: repealing the requirement that the applicant demonstrate residency in the
Speaker 1: state for the immediate immediately preceding two years, repealing the
Speaker 1: requirement that the applicant provide a documented Social Security number
Speaker 1: or individual taxpayer identification number, and allowing an applicant to
Speaker 1: present a passport, consular identification card, or military identification document
Speaker 1: from the applicant's country of origin if that is unexpired
Speaker 1: or expired less than ten years before the applicant's application
Speaker 1: for a driver's license.
Speaker 2: So you can present here in.
Speaker 1: Colorado, according to Jared Polis, and expired and expired identification
Speaker 1: card from a foreign country as long as it expired
Speaker 1: within the last ten years.
Speaker 2: The way I read.
Speaker 4: That, well, that's kind of zippity, dude. I mean, what
Speaker 4: happens if, say, somebody who's off the illegal immigrant that
Speaker 4: has a driver's license piles into my car and injures
Speaker 4: me and doesn't have any insurance?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Can I sue the state of Colorado for that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, you can't, my friend, under current law. I personally
Speaker 1: believe that laws need to be passed that would allow
Speaker 1: injured people and those damaged other ways to sue sanctuary
Speaker 1: cities and states for the damages caused by people here illegally,
Speaker 1: because that would end the problem almost instantly at that
Speaker 1: point that the city and state would have its own
Speaker 1: selfish financial motive to stop what they should have stopped
Speaker 1: a long time ago.
Speaker 4: Well, it's kind of interesting. I hope I don't run
Speaker 4: into anybody.
Speaker 1: Well, well, my friend, unfortunately, that is beyond your control.
Speaker 1: And what the Colorado Democratic Party is now doing is
Speaker 1: going out of its way to magnetize and attract even
Speaker 1: more in much larger numbers folks to come here illegally.
Speaker 2: Think about that.
Speaker 1: What more could you do to send the message across
Speaker 1: the world, Hey, you want to come to this country
Speaker 1: I legally, and you want a place that is going
Speaker 1: to welcome you, a state that's going to welcome you
Speaker 1: and embrace you.
Speaker 2: What more could you do? Then?
Speaker 1: Say to folks, Hey, the very first day here, what
Speaker 1: we're going to give you a Colorado driver's license. You
Speaker 1: don't have to have been here for a while. In
Speaker 1: this one example, you can have an idea that's been
Speaker 1: expired nine.
Speaker 2: Years and we'll still hand you a driver's license.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So why do you think they're doing it?
Speaker 1: I think clearly they view all these folks coming here
Speaker 1: illegally as their voters. Justin in Littleton, I hope is
Speaker 1: back with us.
Speaker 12: I did, sorry, Yeah, you went to me and I
Speaker 12: cut that. So when I was sixteen, I had apply
Speaker 12: for a driver's license permit. If the one hundred hours
Speaker 12: of driving driving tests in person? Whatnot? So the reason
Speaker 12: there's actually no driving test here? The insurance left guy
Speaker 12: brought up as a great point, absolutely ridiculous. What if
Speaker 12: the guy had five do UIs in Honduras know that?
Speaker 4: What if he.
Speaker 12: Never took a driver's class in his life? I mean,
Speaker 12: I've you know, I'm sure you have. I've driven in Mexico,
Speaker 12: I've driven in Thailand and China and Indonesia, Malaysia going
Speaker 12: down the road on you know what they say, it's
Speaker 12: several countries and we all know that India the laws
Speaker 12: are a little different there. Or red light means a
Speaker 12: suggestion at best, so to say it's getting more dangerous
Speaker 12: is probably an understatement. I what do we do about this?
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm more than outrage.
Speaker 1: Hey, what do we do? You're asking just the right question, right,
Speaker 1: and there's only one answer to it, and that's a
Speaker 1: really hard one, and it's to vote these people out.
Speaker 1: Because the reason they're doing it right justin is they
Speaker 1: feel politically on touch as if there's no way they
Speaker 1: can lose office, so they can do anything they want,
Speaker 1: no matter how harmful it is to the people who
Speaker 1: vote for them.
Speaker 2: So that's their bad.
Speaker 1: That they're politically untouchable. But think about what it says
Speaker 1: about them that they're willing to do this. You're on
Speaker 1: the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 10: You're listening to the Dan Kaplish Show podcast.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's that been an American born, including
Speaker 1: Congressman Jeff Herdy, joins us. Now, everybody jamming the lines,
Speaker 1: please say you will get on air and you'll get
Speaker 1: an air pronto. Who has not had this innate desire
Speaker 1: where we're born with to just get out on the
Speaker 1: highway and drive. Congressman, if you're in DC now, you
Speaker 1: probably have a stronger urge than others.
Speaker 9: Dan, Fortunately, I'm back here in Tolado. Home free Home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, Hey, what's popping? What's hot right now there?
Speaker 9: Well, the big news of the day is we have
Speaker 9: the continuing Resolution that will you know, keep our government open,
Speaker 9: cut overall spending modestly. And it sounds like the Senate
Speaker 9: has agreed to that continuing resolution. So that's a good thing.
Speaker 9: It's a small step in the right direction, and I'm
Speaker 9: excited to see what comes next.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but a good thing except for all the ruined
Speaker 1: carpets in Washington because lefty heads are exploding all over
Speaker 1: the place because some of these Senate Dems agreed to
Speaker 1: keep the government open. So do we have like an
Speaker 1: all out civil war on the left right now?
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's quite a bit of disarray on the other side,
Speaker 9: for sure, Dan. And what I tell people is, look,
Speaker 9: this continuing resolution cuts overall spending by seven billion dollars. Again,
Speaker 9: that's a step in the right direction. It increases support
Speaker 9: for veterans healthcare and housing. There's a pay increase for
Speaker 9: junior enlisted personnel in the military, increases border security and
Speaker 9: funding to ICE. There's also funding in there for women
Speaker 9: inf and in children and supplemental nutrition, and funding increase
Speaker 9: for air traffic control as well. I'm not sure why
Speaker 9: the Democrats are opposed to this. I think it's the
Speaker 9: right thing. Look, a continuing resolution is not the ideal
Speaker 9: way to govern. We need long term funding solutions, but
Speaker 9: keeping the government running while working toward responsible spending reforms
Speaker 9: is essential, and that's what's happening. Not sure why there's
Speaker 9: so much controversy on the Democratic side.
Speaker 1: Well, on the Democratic side, it's just a party with
Speaker 1: his finger in the socket right like twenty four to seven.
Speaker 1: It's like they've stuck their finger into an electrical outlet.
Speaker 1: They're just spassy, right because they they're living a lie
Speaker 1: that people don't want what they're selling and they don't
Speaker 1: know what to do.
Speaker 9: One of the things I've noticed in Congress is there's
Speaker 9: a generational issue within the within the Democratic Party where
Speaker 9: the older leadership in the party there's a little bit
Speaker 9: of an internal civil war with the younger folks in
Speaker 9: the Republican Party, for example, just committe chairmanships. We have
Speaker 9: a term limit on the number of terms that you
Speaker 9: can serve as committee chairing of the Republican Party. Democrats
Speaker 9: that they don't have that. It's just who's never been
Speaker 9: to the longest gets in those plumb spots, and there's
Speaker 9: a lot of dissension within the Democratic side that we're
Speaker 9: not seeing on the Republican side.
Speaker 1: It's very interesting, yeah, and fun to watch, and hopefully
Speaker 1: we'll see some here in Colorado too, because I thought
Speaker 1: they're supposed to be the big enlightened totallier than now
Speaker 1: party and far as I can tell, three of the
Speaker 1: four top jobs go to boring, old white guys, So
Speaker 1: I think they're being exposed as the phonies they are.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's within the state of Colorado. There is a
Speaker 9: lot of work to be done, you know, And I
Speaker 9: think hopefully the voters will see that as well, Dan,
Speaker 9: and they'll see that we need to move things in
Speaker 9: a different direction if we're going to help working families
Speaker 9: and move our economy in the right direction. Sometimes I
Speaker 9: wonder what's going on in the state when you look
Speaker 9: at what the state legislature's doing. But I'm optimistic that
Speaker 9: we can change course.
Speaker 1: Congressman Jeff heard our guests, Well, they saw it in
Speaker 1: your race, right because you were running against a guy
Speaker 1: with more money than Elon Musk. It wasn't his own,
Speaker 1: but it was given to them by lefties and you
Speaker 1: still beat them.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 9: It just goes to show Dan that dollars don't vote.
Speaker 9: People vote, And I think if we get the right
Speaker 9: message out and we have the right messengers, we can
Speaker 9: win as Republicans. And that's something that I take heart
Speaker 9: in and I hope other reasonable, common sense Colorado and
Speaker 9: see as well.
Speaker 2: Congressman, how do people follow you?
Speaker 9: The best way to do that is on either Facebook
Speaker 9: or x Just go to at Rep Jeff Heard is
Speaker 9: the handle go ahead sign up for updates there. Also,
Speaker 9: if you go to herd dot house dot gov, you
Speaker 9: can sign up for updates email updates that we sent
Speaker 9: out every Friday evening as well. You won't get spammed,
Speaker 9: I promise, it's just once a week common sense updates.
Speaker 2: Fantastic. Appreciate the time, sir, Thank.
Speaker 1: You, Thanks Dan, have a great weekend you too. That's
Speaker 1: Congressman Jeff Heard. Let's go to Linda in a Rora.
Speaker 1: Our lines are completely jammed, as they should be. If
Speaker 1: you haven't heard Democrats in Colorado though, well they jumped
Speaker 1: the shark a long time ago. They've jumped the whole
Speaker 1: tank at this point. Now about to be in Colorado.
Speaker 1: You can come here illegally from anywhere in the world
Speaker 1: and day one get a Colorado driver's license. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: not going to magnetize this state. But as we go
Speaker 1: to Linda and all of our other callers think about this,
Speaker 1: I just found this in the law. I haven't talked
Speaker 1: seen this talked about in the reporting This is how
Speaker 1: easy Polis in the left wants to make it for
Speaker 1: an illegal immigrant to come here, either a person who's
Speaker 1: otherwise a good person or a hard and criminal somebody
Speaker 1: who said five DUIs in their country of origin killed
Speaker 1: people on the roadway. You know what document qualifies you here, Linda?
Speaker 1: You know what document qualifies you under Jared Polis's Colorado.
Speaker 2: If you're here illegally.
Speaker 1: Day one, all you have to show is a photo
Speaker 1: ID from your home country, let's say a passport, a
Speaker 1: consular identification card, military ID card that is expired for less.
Speaker 2: Than ten years.
Speaker 1: So you can present a card that expired nine years ago,
Speaker 1: nine years and let's say three hundred and sixty three
Speaker 1: days ago, and Colorado will hand you a driver's license.
Speaker 2: So why do you think they did that?
Speaker 1: Why do you say you can even present an expired
Speaker 1: card and will give you license.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Well, this is my comment on the whole thing. I
Speaker 13: think it's ridiculous. There's no common sense in it. When
Speaker 13: I learned to drive, I had to take so many hours.
Speaker 13: I had to take a test, I had to have
Speaker 13: my parents sign up say I did it. I had
Speaker 13: to do the same for my kids. I have to
Speaker 13: do the same for my grandkids because I want to
Speaker 13: keep them safe. This is the most unsafe thing that
Speaker 13: you can do, is to put these drivers on our roads.
Speaker 13: He doesn't have to worry. He's going to be safe
Speaker 13: wherever he goes, and my grandkids aren't going to be
Speaker 13: is ridiculous, boy.
Speaker 1: Linda, thank you and very righteous outrage that you have,
Speaker 1: and you should. She's thinking of her grandkids, she's thinking
Speaker 1: of her family. Jared Paulish couldn't care less about them. Mary,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 13: Yes, I'm a little off subject. I think that the
Speaker 13: governors should have to live in the governor's mansion right
Speaker 13: down there with the mess that he and his mayors,
Speaker 13: cause we're paying for that. We're saying for Spice and
Speaker 13: Boulder too.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: I don't know about the bulderpet but that's interesting, Mary,
Speaker 1: and we should talk about that separately someday.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that, Ryan, Like, if you
Speaker 1: were governor, would you live in the governor's mansion or
Speaker 1: one of the shoeling estates?
Speaker 3: I mean the mansion because we go back to the
Speaker 3: whole Black Lives Matter riots scenario.
Speaker 10: Dan, he was just.
Speaker 3: Able to go up in the woods and the mountains
Speaker 3: and hide, and you illustrated very clearly at the time.
Speaker 3: I know that Gretchen Whitmer, to her credit, the Governor Michigan,
Speaker 3: lives in the rather modest Governor's mansion in Lansing, Michigan,
Speaker 3: but she does reside there.
Speaker 2: Poulis appears to be too good for that. Yeah, too
Speaker 2: good for that. Max and Denver, you're on the dan
Speaker 2: Kaplis show. Welcome. Yes, what are you thinking?
Speaker 8: Yes, sir, I just had a small comment, which is
Speaker 8: a comment of war and against but just starting from
Speaker 8: the beginning gold Rush, everybody came here to Colorado and
Speaker 8: beyond for the gold rush. Yes, they have the issue,
Speaker 8: I know. And then we had four to twenty when
Speaker 8: Colorado had legalized marijuana. Everybody came here. Nobody complained, no aboudy,
Speaker 8: but it helped Colorado. Our roads, our economy, our stores
Speaker 8: are renders. Everybody promis spread it on that. Now this
Speaker 8: I understand, there's some flaws in this, that letting, letting
Speaker 8: immigrants come in to Colorado. But again, they're gonna buy gas,
Speaker 8: they're gonna buy insurance, they're gonna give us.
Speaker 13: They're gonna help our economy.
Speaker 2: One way or another.
Speaker 8: Yes, they're undocumented, they're illegal, but I'm.
Speaker 10: Just here to see that.
Speaker 2: Well, Max, thank.
Speaker 8: You we first make through this process before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, first of all, thank you for calling to take
Speaker 1: the opposite position. I really am grateful for that. I
Speaker 1: would not compare this attempt to attract the largest possible
Speaker 1: number of illegal immigrants to Colorado to the gold Rush
Speaker 1: or anything else, because, first of all, those folks weren't
Speaker 1: coming here illegally. Second, we live at a different time
Speaker 1: now where our roads are a killing field. And so
Speaker 1: in this situation, you start with the fact that that
Speaker 1: fundamental obligation of government in the beginning is to you know,
Speaker 1: help protect its citizens, is certainly when it comes to
Speaker 1: the roadways, and so to be actively trying to recruit
Speaker 1: people to come here illegally to add to the danger
Speaker 1: of the roadways is to meet immoral. But then the
Speaker 1: second thing, Max, is, you're not just attracting more drivers
Speaker 1: onto our roadways. You're attracting drivers, many of whom have
Speaker 1: never driven in America, and you're allowing them to drive
Speaker 1: on our roadways day one. You know, whether they killed
Speaker 1: ten people in their country of origin on the roadways
Speaker 1: or anything like that I mean, and Max, I don't
Speaker 1: want you to go because you're kind enough to call
Speaker 1: and disagree. But think about that. There's no vetting here.
Speaker 1: Somebody comes here. They're knowingly attracting people to come here
Speaker 1: knowing that they have no way to to vet in
Speaker 1: that country of origin. Right, It's like in Colorado, you
Speaker 1: come here from another country, we have the interstate Compact,
Speaker 1: and they're able to do a quick search of your records,
Speaker 1: your driving records, everything else. There's, best of my knowledge,
Speaker 1: there's no way they're able to do that for all
Speaker 1: these people coming here illegally from all over the world.
Speaker 1: It is truly suicidal insanity, but not suicidal for the
Speaker 1: ones who passed the laws, just for the rest of us.
Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Caplas Show.
Speaker 10: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1: I've never seen anything like it. There can be no doubt, right,
Speaker 1: no doubt whatsoever. The Colorado Democratic already is absolutely determined
Speaker 1: to attract as many illegal immigrants to Colorado as possible,
Speaker 1: regardless of whether they're otherwise good people or hardened criminals,
Speaker 1: or have killed ten people on the roadways down there,
Speaker 1: because in a few days from now, a few days
Speaker 1: from now, illegal immigrants from anywhere in the world can
Speaker 1: come to Colorado and first day, first day, get a
Speaker 1: driver's license. Say no requirement, they've ever driven a single
Speaker 1: day on American roadways.
Speaker 2: And get this.
Speaker 1: Colorado Democratic Party they want to make it so easy
Speaker 1: for somebody coming here, no matter what their criminal background
Speaker 1: or anything else, to get a driver's license and be
Speaker 1: out there with your family on the roadway. That Guess
Speaker 1: what they require for identification. Guess what they require. All
Speaker 1: they require is either a passport, a consular identification card,
Speaker 1: or a military identification card.
Speaker 2: And get this.
Speaker 1: It can be it could be expired as long as
Speaker 1: it didn't expire more than ten years ago. It can
Speaker 1: be expired for nine years, three hundred and sixty four days,
Speaker 1: and Colorado Democrats will still accept it.
Speaker 2: Why do you think that is right? Why do you
Speaker 2: think that is It's obvious.
Speaker 1: They view all of these people coming here illegally, whether
Speaker 1: they're otherwise good people, harden criminals, killers on the roadway,
Speaker 1: and their country of origin. They view them as Democrat
Speaker 1: voters and that's all that matters to them. And hopefully
Speaker 1: the people of Colorado start noticing that. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Mike and Portland. You're on the Dan Kaplo show.
Speaker 2: How you doing, Michael, Hey.
Speaker 13: I'm doing just fine.
Speaker 1: Dan.
Speaker 4: I don't think you're thinking your position through.
Speaker 13: On Thank you on this law.
Speaker 9: Yes, sir, education, this is gonna this is going to
Speaker 9: increase injuries on the road.
Speaker 2: Everything I'm opposed to does that.
Speaker 4: This will be a boom for your business.
Speaker 2: Oh man, it is? It is sick. Is this eerie?
Speaker 1: Mike Eurie going stealths on us Erie? You can just
Speaker 1: say eerie, Mic and we'll take your call even sooner
Speaker 1: than Mike and Portland.
Speaker 8: But it's just your secretary always asks where am I
Speaker 8: calling from?
Speaker 4: Sia answered the question, okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, well you are you are at least honest on
Speaker 1: this occasion, Mike.
Speaker 2: The point is is this right? I mean, think about
Speaker 2: what I.
Speaker 1: Spend my time campaigning against on this show. Legalize marijuana.
Speaker 1: Legalize marijuana is causing so many horrific crashes around Colorado.
Speaker 1: You bet for somebody who represents survivors like I do, yeah,
Speaker 1: there are more of those cases.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: That's why I want legalize marijuana band so that we
Speaker 1: save these lives and people don't get in these crashes.
Speaker 1: Same things here. That that's why I say no, you
Speaker 1: can't be given And I know even you agree with this, right, Mike,
Speaker 1: you can't be handing drivers' licenses to folks here, come
Speaker 1: here illegally, and then you hand it to them first day,
Speaker 1: no vetting, no vetting of their driving history in the
Speaker 1: country of origin or anything else. Even you don't support that, right.
Speaker 4: No, of course not, I don't. But man, this is
Speaker 4: your business man. You got to be thinking about yourself.
Speaker 1: Come on, yeah, yeah, Mike, appreciate the call. Be safe
Speaker 1: out there. Wow, absolutely insane.
Speaker 10: Five o'clock somewhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, five o'clock somewhere.
Speaker 1: But what it comes back to, right, is that, first
Speaker 1: of all, quite obviously the left, and this goes to
Speaker 1: something deeper philosophically, because so many people used to be
Speaker 1: a Democrat, right, so many people just reflexively vote Democrat
Speaker 1: without being aware, really or consciously aware of who controls
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party right now, which is these far left,
Speaker 1: secular types who just have a fundamentally different view of
Speaker 1: the value of human life than the vast majority of Americans.
Speaker 1: Human life means nothing to them unless it's their owner,
Speaker 1: one of their cronies, and they show it in all
Speaker 1: these different laws they pass. If you cared about innocent
Speaker 1: human life, you cared about that child who right now
Speaker 1: they're sitting at home waiting for mom or dad. Right
Speaker 1: but mom or dad may not be coming home tonight
Speaker 1: because of or ever because of something the left did
Speaker 1: that made our roads more dangerous. And they do so
Speaker 1: many different things that make our roads more dangerous. But
Speaker 1: you think Polis or any of these lefties in power
Speaker 1: lose a second's worth of sleep over the fact that
Speaker 1: child will never see their mom or dad again, not
Speaker 1: at all, or they wouldn't pass the kind of laws
Speaker 1: they passed. So it's just a fundamental difference in how
Speaker 1: you view the value of human life. And our Colorado
Speaker 1: voter is going to see that in enough numbers to
Speaker 1: make the difference. Well, well we'll find out over time.
Speaker 1: But Dan Colorado driver's license for illegal sounds like a
Speaker 1: middle finger to Donald Trump. Yeah, well, listen, we've seen
Speaker 1: a lot of that.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: This law was actually it's becoming effective now. It was
Speaker 1: signed in late June. But do you see where the
Speaker 1: Trump administration now telling Denver that it it may withhold
Speaker 1: thirty two million in funding, saying it was improperly diverted
Speaker 1: to improperly diverted to support folks here illegally so followed
Speaker 1: that story and we'll close with this today. And that
Speaker 1: is just more irrefutable proof the Left doesn't care about
Speaker 1: the people who claims to serve. If Mike Johnston cared
Speaker 1: about the people of Denver, why would he go so
Speaker 1: far out of his way to make an enemy of
Speaker 1: President Trump, which is what he's done.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: He'll send the police out to take on the Feds
Speaker 2: as they come into the county and all that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just shows he doesn't care about the people
Speaker 1: he served, because how do the people of Denver benefit
Speaker 1: from that? Just so typical Left. Great job, Brian, great job, Kelly.
Speaker 1: Have a wonderful, safe weekend.
Speaker 2: See you next week.