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Speaker 1: clear today, right, Colorado Democrats think that we have absolutely
Speaker 1: no chance of winning, and.
Speaker 2: Hey, we know it.
Speaker 3: It'd be very tough, right, but I think they're at
Speaker 3: this point, way beyond overconfident. Here is exhibit A through Z.
Speaker 3: This one alone will do it. You've got this a
Speaker 3: new Colorado house bill out twenty five, thirteen twelve, and
Speaker 3: we'll get into the details a bit later in the show.
Speaker 3: But the way I read this thing is, under this bill,
Speaker 3: guess what child custody battle, You're probably not going to
Speaker 3: get that kid. You're probably not going to get your kid.
Speaker 3: You're probably not going to get custody of your kid
Speaker 3: if your kid is a boy and you're not willing
Speaker 3: to lie and say he's a girl. I mean, it
Speaker 3: is just absolutely stunning stuff. But this, you know this,
Speaker 3: You know, the Colorado Democratic Party would never be doing
Speaker 3: anything like this if they thought there was any chance
Speaker 3: at all. They could lose any of these upcoming statewide races.
Speaker 3: So we'll get into the nitty gritty of that. You
Speaker 3: would have thought that after the last presidential the message
Speaker 3: would have been clear that, no, the scales have fallen
Speaker 3: off of people's eyes, the bubble has been burst at
Speaker 3: more precisely, people at this point aren't afraid anymore that
Speaker 3: they're not going to be intimidated into being forced to lie,
Speaker 3: and they're going to tell the truth. Okay, you know
Speaker 3: that's a man, that's a woman. That may be a
Speaker 3: man who wants to be a woman, fine, knock yourself out,
Speaker 3: but that's a man and that's a woman. But once again,
Speaker 3: even after getting blown away in the presidential on this issue, Democrats,
Speaker 3: at least in Colorado, and I think it's way beyond Colorado,
Speaker 3: just for some reason, can't help themselves on this. I've
Speaker 3: got my own theory on that. I don't want to
Speaker 3: burn the whole show on it. I think it has
Speaker 3: a lot to do with money. I think you've got
Speaker 3: a lot of really big money on the left that
Speaker 3: is absolutely fanatical about this issue, which which I know
Speaker 3: is bizarre, right, But as I mentioned before, for the left,
Speaker 3: they know to succeed long term.
Speaker 2: They have to train you. They have to train the American.
Speaker 3: People to accept, to accept that they have to be
Speaker 3: willing to lie. They have to be willing to lie
Speaker 3: in order to avoid being canceled, in order to avoid
Speaker 3: being punished, in order to avoid losing their children, in
Speaker 3: order to avoid being criminally prosecuted. And if they can
Speaker 3: get the American people to accept that on this issue,
Speaker 3: that they are now willing to lie, willing to say
Speaker 3: that something untrue is true in order to avoid these
Speaker 3: other punishments, then at that point, you know the Left
Speaker 3: has a long term hold. Because the left knows Jared
Speaker 3: Paulus knows. He said it the day after you got
Speaker 3: elected governor the first time. People have to be willing
Speaker 3: to separate their faith from their vote in order for the.
Speaker 2: Left to be able to continue to win.
Speaker 3: Three oh three someone three eight two five five the
Speaker 3: number text d an five seven seven three nine not
Speaker 3: working out so great from nationwide Colorado, Well you can
Speaker 3: see how cocky the Dems are here. I do want
Speaker 3: to follow up on it is very important, very compelling
Speaker 3: conversation we were having on the show yesterday, and I'll
Speaker 3: give plenty of warning believe me before firing any.
Speaker 2: Of this sound.
Speaker 3: But what we had yesterday, we had these really courageous
Speaker 3: people from the Elizabeth School District who are going out
Speaker 3: there now and they're fighting the left. They're fighting the ACLU,
Speaker 3: which is going to court and presumably spending a lot
Speaker 3: of money to try to force Elizabeth to keep up
Speaker 3: seeing books on the shelves.
Speaker 2: Now, one big question I would love your.
Speaker 3: Take on this is why do you think the left
Speaker 3: is so determined to sexualize children? And why do you
Speaker 3: think it's worth a TACLU to go to court to
Speaker 3: try to force Elizabeth to keep this on the shelves.
Speaker 3: What do you think the real play is there? But
Speaker 3: really respect Elizabeth for fighting back, and you can go
Speaker 3: to the Elizabeth School District website and you can see
Speaker 3: a link where you can help you fund their fight
Speaker 3: here because it's truly all of ours, But I do
Speaker 3: want to place some of those excerpts because I understand
Speaker 3: if we're just sitting there and we're reading the paper
Speaker 3: or whatever, you know, you can't get the full sense
Speaker 3: of just how absurd this is that the ACLU would
Speaker 3: be taking a small school district to court forcing them
Speaker 3: to burn funds and burn time in order.
Speaker 2: To fight to protect their kids. This way right, in
Speaker 2: my view, just so heavy.
Speaker 3: Handed and again so wrong if your interest is child safety,
Speaker 3: child welfare. But we've seen this from the left over
Speaker 3: and over again, haven't we that it's the last thing
Speaker 3: on their mind. I mean, look at abortion, their holy grail,
Speaker 3: where they celebrate, they light up buildings to celebrate. They
Speaker 3: kill an enormous numbers of Black children before birth, They
Speaker 3: kill enormous numbers of all children before birth, and they
Speaker 3: celebrate that, and then they show their complete disregard for
Speaker 3: children in so many other ways, including this one.
Speaker 2: But let me play you some of that sound. Now.
Speaker 3: Fair warning, if you have kids in the car, you
Speaker 3: don't want them to hear this. And the last thing
Speaker 3: I want to do is lose any listeners, even for
Speaker 3: a minute. But if they're kids in the car or
Speaker 3: anywhere around where they could hear this, you do not want.
Speaker 2: Them to hear it.
Speaker 3: So these are our guests yesterday, you know, reading and
Speaker 3: we had the superintendent from Elizabeth with us yesterday as well,
Speaker 3: Superintendent Snowburger, but Jeff Maher as well, who is the
Speaker 3: PIO in Elizabeth Public Schools and Here is one of
Speaker 3: the excerpts that they read. We'll go to cut nine
Speaker 3: in a second. This is from a book apparently identical
Speaker 3: by Ellen Hobkins, and this is about a child observing
Speaker 3: the father's section abusing her sister.
Speaker 2: I mean, think about it, daycyl He was going.
Speaker 3: To cork to try to force Elizabeth to keep this
Speaker 3: on the shelves.
Speaker 2: So do warning. Don't let kids hear this. Heck, you'll hear.
Speaker 3: I had to tell him to stop it because I
Speaker 3: didn't want this stuff in my head. This is cut nine.
Speaker 4: It was dark in our room, velvety black. Someone had
Speaker 4: closed the curtain. Kayley was scared. I tried to tell
Speaker 4: her not to worry, but just then Daddy burst through
Speaker 4: the door. I closed my eyes tight, made myself no
Speaker 4: more than a shadow. Something about him was different. I
Speaker 4: didn't want that something to find me. I cracked my
Speaker 4: eyes just to slit. As he sat on Kaylee's bed,
Speaker 4: pulled her into his lap. He smelled a brute and
Speaker 4: wild turkey, his peculiar pop Prerie. I love you so much,
Speaker 4: my little flower. Daddy needs something from my girl, my
Speaker 4: sweet rose, Will.
Speaker 5: You give it to me?
Speaker 4: I wanted to be his little flower would have given
Speaker 4: and my daddy anything. What did he want from Kayley?
Speaker 4: She laid her head on his chest. What I want
Speaker 4: you to see something, something that proves how much I
Speaker 4: love you.
Speaker 2: This is only for you. Yeah, And that's that's where
Speaker 2: I cut it off. I just didn't want it in
Speaker 2: my head.
Speaker 3: And listen, I'm you know, yeah, I just didn't want
Speaker 3: that stuff in my head. So imagine, why do you
Speaker 3: think the ACLU why do you think the left wants
Speaker 3: children to read that? Let's start with that three or
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Speaker 3: important to the left that children read that? That the
Speaker 3: Left is taking Elizabeth to court and then we will
Speaker 3: get into some other excerpts later in these segments. There's
Speaker 3: one excerpt from this terrible, terrible book that's been linked
Speaker 3: by many believe that it's responsible for a lot.
Speaker 2: Of teen suicides.
Speaker 3: And we were told it was pulled off the shelf
Speaker 3: in one district because there have been seventeen suicides in
Speaker 3: that district, And yet d Acou and the Left are
Speaker 3: are going to court to try to force.
Speaker 2: The school to keep that book on the shelves.
Speaker 5: We will and.
Speaker 3: I'm not even going to play that one. I'm not
Speaker 3: even going to play that one. And if you think
Speaker 3: I'm wrong, tell me you know where to find me.
Speaker 3: But I don't even want to play that one for
Speaker 3: fear that somebody would hear it. But why do you
Speaker 3: think that they would absolutely fight to the depth to
Speaker 3: keep that on the shelves? And the global question right,
Speaker 3: why is the left so determined to sexualize children?
Speaker 2: So love your taking all that?
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Speaker 6: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 7: Lastly, sorry, I want to get your reaction to Donald
Speaker 7: Trump saying that he's not joking about pursuing a third
Speaker 7: term in office, which the twenty second Amendment, as you know,
Speaker 7: currently forbids.
Speaker 5: What would it take for that to happen?
Speaker 8: You know, he has shown that he doesn't really care
Speaker 8: about the constitution, so we better take a threat of
Speaker 8: a third term really seriously, we as Democrats and Republicans
Speaker 8: ought to come together, hold him to the constitution and
Speaker 8: make sure this doesn't happen. But again, I would take
Speaker 8: him at.
Speaker 7: As work and Congressman, when it comes to some of
Speaker 7: your Republican colleagues who have introduced at least one of
Speaker 7: them has introduced a bill that would seek to rewrite
Speaker 7: the twenty second Amendment, what's your message to them?
Speaker 8: My message, then, is where a different branch of government
Speaker 8: stop cow tying to the president and actually let's uphold
Speaker 8: the constitution and do what's right.
Speaker 3: Do you think, assuming and I do, that the Trump
Speaker 3: term is going to be very successful. He'll be very
Speaker 3: popular at the end of the term because he's willing
Speaker 3: to do bold things, try to change things structurally. There'll
Speaker 3: be some bumps along the road, but let's say he's
Speaker 3: riding real high in the last year of the term.
Speaker 3: Do you think the American people will want the president
Speaker 3: to have a third term? And we can talk about
Speaker 3: how that might actually happen legally without a constitutional amendment
Speaker 3: three O three someone three A two five five the
Speaker 3: number text d A N five seven seven three nine. So,
Speaker 3: just in this hypothetical, assume that things are going great
Speaker 3: and and you know there'd be every reason to want,
Speaker 3: you know, them to continue this way, would America at
Speaker 3: that point go so far as to want a third term?
Speaker 3: Three or three someone three A two five five text
Speaker 3: d A N five seven seven three nine. We also
Speaker 3: have this really important issue going spinning off of the
Speaker 3: ACOU trying to force these obscene books to stay on
Speaker 3: the shelf. And Elizabeth, why does the left want to
Speaker 3: sexualize our kids? Why do you think the left would
Speaker 3: would actually go to court to try to force that
Speaker 3: stuff to stay on the shelves. And we played some
Speaker 3: excerpts yesterday, another one today. But what do you think
Speaker 3: the bigger play is there now in terms of could
Speaker 3: the president serve a third term? You know, there is
Speaker 3: a very legitimate, serious constitutional debate. There a couple of
Speaker 3: different routes you might use to get there legally. Now,
Speaker 3: I can't sit here and tell you, hey, the US
Speaker 3: Supreme Court would roll five four or six' three or
Speaker 3: anything like that on, this just that you have serious
Speaker 3: scholars on both sides who who disagree on. This but
Speaker 3: one route would be to be you, KNOW vp ELECTED
Speaker 3: vp and then become. President AND i understand there's some
Speaker 3: language that appears to make that, impossible but constitutional scholars
Speaker 3: have some disagreement on. That and then the other is
Speaker 3: become the secretary Of state for the new president and
Speaker 3: vice president and then both of them.
Speaker 2: Resign So i'm not.
Speaker 3: Sitting here telling you that any of these scenarios are
Speaker 3: likely to. HAPPEN i think this Is trump having some
Speaker 3: fun and living rent free in some, heads.
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 3: Know and ALSO i think trying to avoid just an
Speaker 3: absolute asy assumption of lame duck status after the, midterms,
Speaker 3: RIGHT i think that's part of the play as. Well
Speaker 3: keep that possibility open that he may get a third
Speaker 3: term to try to have more influence With republican legislators
Speaker 3: and others once you get through those those twenty eight.
Speaker 2: Midterms so that's.
Speaker 3: My, Take, Ryan BUT i know you already have Your
Speaker 3: trump twenty twenty eight bumper.
Speaker 5: STICK i.
Speaker 9: DON'T i don't want him to serve a third. TERM
Speaker 9: i don't like The pandora's box that it. OPENS i
Speaker 9: do remember as a, youth a lot of people Wanted
Speaker 9: Ronald reagan to have a third term in nineteen eighty,
Speaker 9: eight but we felt Like George Herbert Walker bush had
Speaker 9: done well in eight years as vice president and would
Speaker 9: be a very worthy heir. Apparent he won big Over Michael.
Speaker 9: Dukakis there was again talk from the left About Bill
Speaker 9: clinton in two thousand if he were able to run,
Speaker 9: again his approval rating was soaring, high even in the
Speaker 9: wake of The Monica lewinsky. Scandal, YEAH i didn't remember
Speaker 9: as much hunger for. That certainly not at the end
Speaker 9: Of GEORGE. W bush's two, term and definitely not at
Speaker 9: the end Of Barack. Obama's except from the. LEFT i
Speaker 9: Think obama came In this is a fascinating presidency to,
Speaker 9: me To dan because he was such a presumed unifying,
Speaker 9: force how he presented himself in the Campaign hope and.
Speaker 9: Change there's no red states or blue, states just The United.
Speaker 9: States and by the end of his eight years he
Speaker 9: was such a divisive figure that really he was polarizing
Speaker 9: in many, ways and it really served, UP i think
Speaker 9: as the pretense for Why Donald trump was able to
Speaker 9: Beat Hillary.
Speaker 5: Clinton.
Speaker 3: Yeah, NO i don't Think obama would have won a third.
Speaker 3: TERM i Think Bill clinton would have won a third.
Speaker 3: TERM i, mean obviously if it had been legal and.
Speaker 3: Constitutional BUT i could absolutely see a scenario where if
Speaker 3: it was legal through one of the routes we talked,
Speaker 3: about And i'm not saying it, is Where trump could
Speaker 3: win a third.
Speaker 2: TERM i MEAN i.
Speaker 3: Think that he's going to be extremely successful and riding
Speaker 3: very high by the end of the. TERM i hope
Speaker 3: he's blessed with good health continuing, Thrall BUT i don't
Speaker 3: think he has any intention to.
Speaker 2: THAT i think it's you know what we just talked.
Speaker 5: About, well he'll be what eighty two at the end
Speaker 5: of this.
Speaker 9: Term plus we've talked about it many, Times, dan you and,
Speaker 9: me the bench for The Republican, PARTY i, mean just
Speaker 9: two of. Them at the top of my, head Gd
Speaker 9: vans Or ron De. Santis bring it. On Any democrat
Speaker 9: nominee against either of those.
Speaker 2: Two, yeah there is so much talent on THE gop.
Speaker 2: Side so we'll continue to.
Speaker 3: Place some of these. EXCERPTS i really do want to
Speaker 3: get everybody's. Taken why is the left so determined to
Speaker 3: sexualize our? Kids and then later we're going to not
Speaker 3: too much, later we're going to get to these two
Speaker 3: latest goofy bills In, Colorado and it's an extension of
Speaker 3: this attempt at. Censorship, Right so if This house bill
Speaker 3: passes twenty five thirteen, twelve which would say that that
Speaker 3: wait a, second if you're a, parrot and let's say
Speaker 3: you have a little boy who insists he's a, girl
Speaker 3: and you want to, say, no, son you're Really, Joe
Speaker 3: you're Not. Jane, well at that point a court, must,
Speaker 3: underline must take that into account in any kind of
Speaker 3: child custody. Decision so once, again talk about free, speech
Speaker 3: because you, know THE Us Supreme court recently took on
Speaker 3: Another colorado, case you know where where the left that
Speaker 3: the you, know legislature is trying to and has essentially
Speaker 3: criminalized free speech for. Therapists if if therapists want to
Speaker 3: be out there telling, kids, no wait a, second you
Speaker 3: really are a boy and you should be a, boy
Speaker 3: and here's how you can keep being a.
Speaker 2: Boy, well they're criminalizing.
Speaker 3: That AND i think THE Us Supreme court is going
Speaker 3: to make quick work of that and say, no you
Speaker 3: can't do. That we have a first amendment in this.
Speaker 3: Country you can't criminalize speech you disagree with and say
Speaker 3: it constante child abuse when in fact the opposite is. True, Right,
Speaker 3: Ryan and as you look at all these goofy, bills
Speaker 3: and you look at the lie that it starts with
Speaker 3: quote gender affirming, care it's It's orwellian right because obviously it's.
Speaker 3: Objective you, know somebody is a male or, female a
Speaker 3: boy or a. Girl when they're, younger and true gender
Speaker 3: affirming care would be affirming their true, gender but they
Speaker 3: describe it as the opposite because if they acknowledge the,
Speaker 3: truth they lose the argument THREE h three someone three
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Speaker 3: of people are given money to help The Elizabeth School
Speaker 3: district fight THE aclu on.
Speaker 2: This i'm very confident that the. Win you, know it's
Speaker 2: just a, process.
Speaker 3: RIGHT i don't know if they're going in at the
Speaker 3: trial court, level the tense circuit because it's in the federal,
Speaker 3: system or at The supreme court. Level i'm just very
Speaker 3: confident that they're eventually going to. Win BUT i think
Speaker 3: what you, see you, know some of these these WHAT
Speaker 3: i describe my constitutionally protected speeches as legal bullies and
Speaker 3: these lefty organizations that.
Speaker 2: Try to you, know the whole law fair bleen thing.
Speaker 3: Is you take a little school district Like, elizabeth and
Speaker 3: then you swamp it with federal court, litigation.
Speaker 2: And and you, know, boy how are you going to
Speaker 2: pay for? That how you're going to keep up with THE?
Speaker 3: Aclu but this Is Norman rockwell type, stuff, Right and
Speaker 3: this is Where elizabeth is standing up to THE aclu
Speaker 3: and we will all benefit from. That it may it
Speaker 3: may take THE Us Supreme. COURT i hope, not BUT
Speaker 3: i think they're in it for the long. Haul so
Speaker 3: let's get to some of Our.
Speaker 2: Texters let's See steve And. Littleton good. Question i'll get
Speaker 2: the answer to.
Speaker 3: It i'll Text jeff keep asking who put those disgusting
Speaker 3: books in The Elizabeth school library to begin. With i'll
Speaker 3: Text jeff during the break and get back to. THAT
Speaker 3: i meant to get to that question. YESTERDAY i THINK
Speaker 3: i know the, answer which is they were, probably you,
Speaker 3: know just routinely ordered off of some recommended reading list
Speaker 3: put out by some educational.
Speaker 2: Association But i'll get. That i'll get that.
Speaker 3: Confirmed BUT i think one thing is crystal, clear those
Speaker 3: books shouldn't be.
Speaker 2: There another, second.
Speaker 3: If you disagree with me and any of, that will
Speaker 3: play some more excerpts after the. Break please would love
Speaker 3: to have that. Conversation three someone three, two five to
Speaker 3: five the number tex dam five, seven, seven three.
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Speaker 10: A new statement from The Attorney General Pam. Bondi's she
Speaker 10: said she is going to direct the prosecutors for The
Speaker 10: Southern district Of New york Yous attorney's office here In New,
Speaker 10: york which is prosecuting the, case and instructing them to
Speaker 10: seek the death penalty on the one criminal charge That
Speaker 10: mangoni is facing in federal court that is death penalty,
Speaker 10: eligible that is murdered with a. Firearm she said she
Speaker 10: came to this conclusion after careful, consideration given that it
Speaker 10: was a, premeditated cold blooded assassination that Shocked.
Speaker 4: America, yeah it's.
Speaker 3: TERRORISM i, mean it was a cold blooded murder for political, purposes,
Speaker 3: right for policy. Purposes and you, Know i'm glad the
Speaker 3: administration is is sending a loud and clear message this
Speaker 3: is not How america is going to.
Speaker 2: Operate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Wow and how bizarre that he's become a hero
Speaker 3: to so. MANY i, mean, LISTEN i, understand believe. Me
Speaker 3: I'm i'm fighting all the time for people as a,
Speaker 3: lawyer fighting for them against insurance. Companies SO i get all.
Speaker 3: That but this idea that, okay, no it's it's okay
Speaker 3: to go out and. Murder, no that's you, know that's
Speaker 3: the old thin veneer of civilization thing we cross that
Speaker 3: line and at all unravels in a hurry three h
Speaker 3: three someone three eight two five five text D A
Speaker 3: n five seven seven three. Nine While, ryan if this
Speaker 3: bill is signed and becomes law and withstands constitutional challenge
Speaker 3: highly unlikely on the, latter then business is In colorado
Speaker 3: will be violating the. Law they will be violating The
Speaker 3: Colorado Anti Discrimination act if they call a mail a,
Speaker 3: mail if they're not willing to lie and Say bobby
Speaker 3: is Really, susie and then they violated the law and
Speaker 3: they're subject to all those.
Speaker 2: PENALTIES i, mean.
Speaker 3: Huh someday there's going to be a case where THE
Speaker 3: Us Supreme, court this isn't even worth our time taking the.
Speaker 3: Bench just send the clerks out there and they're gonna
Speaker 3: have nine clerks take the bench and hear the. Case,
Speaker 3: right this would be one of. Those but so IS
Speaker 3: i think absolutely no chance of any kind of of
Speaker 3: surviving constitutional. Challenge but so much of what the left
Speaker 3: pass is now they already know, that. RIGHT i think
Speaker 3: they're just trying to keep their big money people, engaged
Speaker 3: trying to keep their grassroots. Engaged they don't care whether
Speaker 3: a bill is blatantly. Unconstitutional but think about, That think about, that.
Speaker 9: And how much of, This dan is the process is the?
Speaker 9: Punishment Is Dan bongino like to say his, Programs Jack,
Speaker 9: Phillips that's WHAT i was just gonna, Say, dan great mindstek.
Speaker 9: Alike BUT i hate to even put this out into the.
Speaker 9: Ether but how many seconds after this, ridiculous insane bill has,
Speaker 9: passed is some going to walk Into Jack phillips's cake
Speaker 9: shop and then demand that he called them by the correct?
Speaker 5: Pronouns?
Speaker 2: Right? Right?
Speaker 3: Right oh, no, no IT'S i think you're exactly. Right
Speaker 3: AND i think it was intended that way For Jack.
Speaker 3: PHILLIPS i think it boomeranged on the left right because
Speaker 3: it made some very good law for religious freedom and
Speaker 3: freedom of, speech AND i think has properly Turned Jack
Speaker 3: phillips into a biblical type. Figure and he really is
Speaker 3: a guy who has withstood all of this punishment to
Speaker 3: fight for the rest of. Us so in the, end
Speaker 3: it's the left that ends up, looking you, know very
Speaker 3: small and looking very vicious and looking very anti democratic
Speaker 3: and anti, constitution and It's Jack phillips who stands. Tall so,
Speaker 3: yeah but that's that's, life, right all of human history
Speaker 3: Isn't it is an ongoing battle between good and, evil
Speaker 3: and certainly since the birth Of christ And Jack, PHILLIPS
Speaker 3: ya has really emerged. Triumphant but, yeah they won't quit
Speaker 3: here In. Colorado it also shows that the left thinks they're, bulletproof,
Speaker 3: Right Colorado Democratic party thinks it's bulletproof in the state
Speaker 3: wide elections that are coming. Up AND i understand why
Speaker 3: they're real cocky right, now BUT i do think there's
Speaker 3: a path for THE. Gop AND i think one of
Speaker 3: the important steps is the election they just, had you,
Speaker 3: know and they've elected a chair who lots of people
Speaker 3: seem to like IT'S i don't hear any of the
Speaker 3: folks who lost the race out there, Griping so you,
Speaker 3: know it looks like, there's you, know there's a shot
Speaker 3: at real unity. Here so you, Know i've got to
Speaker 3: be a lot of bricks in this wall right for
Speaker 3: it to, work and then you have to get some,
Speaker 3: luck and then you have to get some. Money BUT
Speaker 3: i don't think it's, impossible particularly if the left keeps
Speaker 3: pulling stuff like.
Speaker 9: This this is exactly what the left is, Doing, dan
Speaker 9: is what you're saying is that they're brazen, cocky they're,
Speaker 9: arrogant and they don't feel like they're going to be
Speaker 9: called out on any of this because they don't feel
Speaker 9: threatened in losing any of these. Elections so they are
Speaker 9: veering hard to the. LEFT i can't imagine That Jared
Speaker 9: polus in, particular specifically and personally is happy.
Speaker 5: About any of.
Speaker 9: This this isn't doing him any favors, politically not that
Speaker 9: they're looking to do. So but the more concerning part about,
Speaker 9: this AND i know we were going to Have George
Speaker 9: brockler on to discuss, it is this casual embrace of.
Speaker 9: Violence people Like Bill, burr the, comedian shouting things like
Speaker 9: Free luigi About Luigi, mangioni or kind of tongue in
Speaker 9: chink wink and nod at burning Down tesla dealerships or
Speaker 9: charging stations or Vandalized tesla V.
Speaker 3: Vp, Nominee, right THEY'RE vp nominee who's celebrating the stock
Speaker 3: tank and when when his own state has a bunch of? It?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah but this goes.
Speaker 3: BACK i, mean this has always been part of the left's,
Speaker 3: playbook correct because they cannot. Win they just cannot win
Speaker 3: on the, facts, logic basic, morality et. Cetera so, violence, intimidation,
Speaker 3: censorship which in my mind is a form of. Violence
Speaker 3: but but that's page one other, playbook, Right and that's
Speaker 3: why we see so many laws.
Speaker 2: Drafted there's, oh it's a crime, Now, no it's a
Speaker 2: crime now.
Speaker 3: If if you say That susie is Really bobby you,
Speaker 3: know that kind of. Stuff but the outright, violence this
Speaker 3: this has been around a. WHILE i, MEAN i told
Speaker 3: YOU i saw it AND ad see you WHEN i
Speaker 3: was student body. President you know where it. Was it
Speaker 3: was part of the toolbox of the. Left and so,
Speaker 3: yeah that's that's not going. Away but it does make
Speaker 3: me want to buy A. Tesla, now one THING i
Speaker 3: would i'd appreciate knowing you may. KNOW i Know alexa
Speaker 3: isn't today For, kelly, Right kelly's crabs in town for
Speaker 3: a golf, Tournament, okay and don't Welcome. Alexa But alexa
Speaker 3: is a tough, ombras isn't.
Speaker 6: SHE i, mean my quite.
Speaker 2: Yes remember we were leading prayers.
Speaker 3: For on the show one, day AND i remember THAT
Speaker 3: i think she was out bowling the next but only
Speaker 3: above probably a three hundred yeah, man, man but but,
Speaker 3: yeah so the only THING i know With tesla is cyber.
Speaker 3: Truck If i'm going to get a, tesla is there
Speaker 3: some other type of TESLA i should be looking? At
Speaker 3: but the only Thing i've ever paid any attention to
Speaker 3: is a cyber.
Speaker 5: Truck what would you use that in terms of practical? Purposes?
Speaker 5: Dan for you? Personally?
Speaker 2: Oh? Everything?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Everything are you kidding?
Speaker 9: Me?
Speaker 3: YEAH i MEAN i drive BIG suv right, Now i'd
Speaker 3: drive a Cyber i'd gladly drive a cyber. Truck i'm
Speaker 3: trying to figure out whether my wife is serious about
Speaker 3: the divorce because it is not worth. That, well you,
Speaker 3: know you make it thirty, years you make it thirty
Speaker 3: and it's not making it thirty. Years it's enjoying every
Speaker 3: single moment of. It but it's a, milestone it's an. Accomplishment,
Speaker 3: yeah but you would not you would not want something
Speaker 3: like a cyber truck to threaten In what wouldn't she
Speaker 3: meant be in favor of?
Speaker 5: IT i mean it's very.
Speaker 2: Kind of the. Environment she hates.
Speaker 5: Them, yeah, yeah Well i'm with her With amy on that.
Speaker 2: One this. Thing they're.
Speaker 3: Ugly, yeah but from EVERYTHING i haven't driven WHEN i
Speaker 3: sat in one in the, mall but but from EVERYTHING
Speaker 3: i read they're you, know they're really good cars and
Speaker 3: would be perfect for the STUFF i. Do, like you,
Speaker 3: Know i'm up in this cabin right now in the
Speaker 3: middle of a, well the blizzard is, ended But i'm
Speaker 3: up here right now prepping for a. Trial so, no
Speaker 3: those things are, tanks, right but they drive better than a,
Speaker 3: tank right and the quiet yeh, Yeah so, NO i
Speaker 3: actually think it would be. Ideal and what DO i
Speaker 3: care if it looks what it looks. Like i'm happily
Speaker 3: married thirty one. Years i'm not out trying to meet
Speaker 3: girls or. Anything, yeah, Right, yeah and then we had
Speaker 3: a nice person text me about wrapping it about uh,
Speaker 3: YEAH i saw. That. Yeah, Yeah so, anyway if anybody
Speaker 3: has any thoughts on, That but we have a lot
Speaker 3: of important stuff to do, TODAY i believe it or,
Speaker 3: not AND i do want to talk come back and
Speaker 3: talk about, this this latest nonsense.
Speaker 2: From the left that, actually, Yeah colorado.
Speaker 3: Businesses, hey we're a business friendly, state, right and this
Speaker 3: is something we need to start talking. About you, know
Speaker 3: one of these single most beautiful places anywhere on. Earth
Speaker 3: we've been blessed with all these, advantages yet we're slopping,
Speaker 3: along you, know trying to compete for great businesses With
Speaker 3: minneapolis and stuff like. That we should be kicking everybody's,
Speaker 3: behind but The left goes out of its way to
Speaker 3: screw this place, up and then it costs you great.
Speaker 3: Companies it costs you great. Jobs but this is sure
Speaker 3: going to help attract. Business, Right, hey move your business
Speaker 3: To colorado and then you, know then get legally prosecuted
Speaker 3: because you're not willing to call a boy a. Girl,
Speaker 3: right that's the latest bill from the. Left we'll get
Speaker 3: into the. Details you're on The Dan Kaplas.
Speaker 6: Show and now back to The Dan Kaplass show.
Speaker 9: Podcast this Upcoming Rocky Mountain Summit Safeguarding children From Gender
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Speaker 9: you would, say you mentioned you went through this as an.
Speaker 9: Adult you couldn't even imagine making these types of, decisions
Speaker 9: the gravity of them as an, adolescent and we're seeing
Speaker 9: a lot of that right here in the state Of.
Speaker 9: Colorado what would be your bit of advice for a
Speaker 9: young person that's experiencing gender dysphoria right.
Speaker 11: NOW i would think that the most important thing is
Speaker 11: to ask, why like why do you feel that this
Speaker 11: situation works for? You and to always work from that.
Speaker 11: SPACE i think when you start to work, backwards it
Speaker 11: can start to, unfold you, know possibly the.
Speaker 2: Real reasons why you're doing.
Speaker 11: THAT i can only speak from my own experience that for,
Speaker 11: me it WAS i was trying to find, wholeness you,
Speaker 11: know AND i was disconnected from. Myself so if we
Speaker 11: could find a, pattern even with working from, there you,
Speaker 11: know we could find some sort of solution to help with.
Speaker 11: This BUT i don't think this is the right. Way
Speaker 11: it's very on asicle and it's.
Speaker 2: Dangerous, yeah thank, You.
Speaker 3: Ryan that Was ryan's great show earlier two to Four
Speaker 3: monday Through friday in The denver. Market on said, Kid
Speaker 3: and this ties into this conversation we're having about the
Speaker 3: latest anti constitutional lunacy from the. Left it's anti a
Speaker 3: lot of, things, right but it's certainly anti child and
Speaker 3: this particular bill that they dropped today would put all
Speaker 3: businesses in violation of The Colorado Anti Discrimination act if
Speaker 3: they misgendered. Somebody, so in other, words you have to
Speaker 3: lie to keep your. Business if somebody's a male and
Speaker 3: you're not willing to call them a, female then at
Speaker 3: that point you've violated The Colorado Anti Discrimination act and
Speaker 3: you face all the.
Speaker 2: Penalties that come with that same.
Speaker 3: Thing you've got to lie to keep your, child, right
Speaker 3: because under this same bill In, colorado now the courts.
Speaker 2: Would be, required it's must required.
Speaker 3: To take it into account and child custody if if
Speaker 3: a parent is not willing to say that a boy
Speaker 3: is really a.
Speaker 2: GIRL i, mean think about the lunacy.
Speaker 3: There so, Again i'm very confident that it would fail ultimately.
Speaker 3: Constitutionally but in the, meantime, yeah you look at all
Speaker 3: the people who suffer along the way and just another,
Speaker 3: way right that The left is just so abusive of
Speaker 3: children really at every. Turn and, listen, HEY i, understand
Speaker 3: and my heart hurts for these kids who just one
Speaker 3: way or the, other no matter how they got, there
Speaker 3: they're a boy and they think they're a, girl or
Speaker 3: they're a girl and they think they're a. BOY i
Speaker 3: don't think there's anything funny about that or anything to
Speaker 3: make fun of or anything light about. THAT i think
Speaker 3: it's serious. STUFF i think these kids suffer a. Lot
Speaker 3: but the answer is not lying to. Them the answer
Speaker 3: is not saying, yeah oh, yeah no, boy you're really
Speaker 3: a girl or anything like. That AND i have to,
Speaker 3: believe AND i don't say this from a medical standpoint
Speaker 3: but a practical, standpoint that there have to be plenty
Speaker 3: of cases where, hey it's an attention, getter right.
Speaker 2: Because it's been the new. Thing it's been so hip
Speaker 2: and vogue on the.
Speaker 3: Left if if all of a, sudden oh you're, transing
Speaker 3: AND i just my heart hurts for all these, kids
Speaker 3: AND i think there's so much political. MANIPULATION i think
Speaker 3: there's there's manipulation from the left sometimes from parents who
Speaker 3: oh it's the new new, sheet cool, thing my kid's,
Speaker 3: transing you, know and for other parents it's an absolute.
Speaker 3: Heartbreak so, yeah, yeah but one of the great things
Speaker 3: right About trump winning is is that all of a
Speaker 3: sudden people feel liberated and in bold and to speak the.
Speaker 3: Truth and so, now you, know like when you see
Speaker 3: that congress person who's male but identifies as female and
Speaker 3: has been just revered by the left as some kind
Speaker 3: of icon to be paraded, around now you see the
Speaker 3: left he's standing up, there you, know with this congress
Speaker 3: person at a press conference or, whatever and they seem
Speaker 3: pretty sheepish because it's, Like, okay you, Know america's not
Speaker 3: putting up with that, anymore and no kind of, animosity
Speaker 3: but just not putting up.
Speaker 2: With the idea that we have to.
Speaker 3: Lie we have to lie and say a man is
Speaker 3: really a, woman or else we're going to get, canceled
Speaker 3: driven out of civilized, society et. Cetera three or three,
Speaker 3: seOne three, eight two five five the number text D
Speaker 3: an five seven seven three.
Speaker 2: Nine dan says A, texter would it be.
Speaker 3: Against the new law to tell people they must prove
Speaker 3: who what they are with the GOVERNMENT id before you
Speaker 3: call them by their adopted name and.
Speaker 2: Sex So i'll quote the law to. YOU i actually
Speaker 2: read these laws.
Speaker 3: Right sections eight and nine Of House built twenty five
Speaker 3: thirteen twelve define dead naming and misgendering as discriminatory acts
Speaker 3: in The Colorado Anti Discrimination act and prohibit these discriminatory
Speaker 3: acts in the place of public.
Speaker 2: Accommodation so get ready to get sued by the.
Speaker 3: State get ready to get sued by the man who
Speaker 3: insists they're a. Woman so, NO i think what this
Speaker 3: law is saying is you got to call a man
Speaker 3: a woman if that's what they want you to call,
Speaker 3: Him and, yeah, yeah. AGAIN i don't think it'll ultimately
Speaker 3: stand up, constitutionally but you know how long that journey can,
Speaker 3: take whether it's to THE Us Supreme court or some other. Level,
Speaker 3: dan IF i put a disclaimer at the door of
Speaker 3: my business that says everybody in this building will refer
Speaker 3: to as a, person would that?
Speaker 2: Work?
Speaker 3: WOW i love the creativity of our. FOLKS i would
Speaker 3: think you'd be in big trouble there. MYSELF i would
Speaker 3: think you'd be in big trouble there BECAUSE i think
Speaker 3: the intent of this act is to force you to
Speaker 3: bend the. Knee the intent of this act is to
Speaker 3: force you to lie and to actually refer to that
Speaker 3: man as a. Woman so great creativity from the, texture
Speaker 3: BUT i think you'd be taking a big chance, There.
Speaker 3: Dan check Out tesla's new sports car close To. Corvette that's.
Speaker 3: Interesting my good Friend Tom martino texted during the break and,
Speaker 3: said check out The Tesla.
Speaker 2: Plaid is it pronounce that? Way, Ryan?
Speaker 3: Plaid as it pronounced the way it normally?
Speaker 2: Is gotta be Rh Because tom knows, Cars, yes he.
Speaker 3: Does anybody on the face of the earth who knows. Cars,
Speaker 3: yeah he, says gets around better than the cyber.
Speaker 2: Truck.
Speaker 3: Yeah do you think it gets attacked as much because
Speaker 3: you see all these you, know they're keen and everything.
Speaker 9: Else, yeah it mybe not be as recognizable as the typical.
Speaker 5: Tesla's they are a good.
Speaker 3: Point, well Then i'd want the cyber truck because one
Speaker 3: of the REASONS i get it IS i DON'T i
Speaker 3: want to push back against this, intimidation right and, yeah so,
Speaker 3: hey lot's coming up two or three someone three eight
Speaker 3: two five five text D A n five seven seven
Speaker 3: through Ninety why is the left so intent on sexualizing our?
Speaker 2: Children you're on The Dan Kapitlo. Show