Sheriff Steve Reams joins the show to discuss the recent developments in Iran and the US's response. Ryan shares his thoughts on President Trump's actions, comparing them to the Gulf War and the importance of transparency in government.

The two also dive into the local world of politics, discussing the differences between Colorado's Republican candidates and the need for a more relatable, hopeful message.

The conversation also touches on the legacy of Rush Limbaugh, his enduring and relevant take on the failed Obama nuclear deal with Iran, and his impact on the 2016 election.

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Sheriff Steve Reams joins Ryan to discuss the latest on the war in Iran and the Save America Act. They dive into the politics behind the war powers resolution, with Representative Jeff Crank sharing his perspective from just outside the House floor in Washington.

The conversation also touches on the division within the Republican Party over the war and the role of the filibuster in the Senate. Ryan and Sheriff Reams also discuss the importance of voter ID and the Democrats' stance on the Save America Act.

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Sheriff Steve Reams of Weld County joins Ryan to discuss the latest on Tina Peters' potential clemency. Governor Jared Polis' decision to consider this move has sparked controversy, with some seeing it as a calculated move to appease President Trump. Ryan and Sheriff Reams dive into the politics behind the decision, questioning whether Polis is genuinely considering clemency or just trying to avoid further conflict with the President.

Veteran political consultant Dick Wadhams joins to discuss the Save America Act and the role of Senator John Thune as majority leader in its passage.

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Jimmy Sengenberger breaks down his latest column for The Gazette, entitled 'Colorado's Jason Crow misfires over Iran.'

https://x.com/SengCenter/status/2028874506639683990?s=20

He also discusses the latest developments in the Tina Peters saga, where Governor Jared Polis is considering clemency. Jimmy breaks down the case, highlighting the differences between the sentencing of Tina Peters and former State Senator Sonya Jaquez Lewis (D), who received probation for similar charges. He also shares his thoughts on President Trump's involvement and the potential motivations behind Polis's decision. Jimmy's in-depth analysis provides context and insights into the complex situation, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

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Darcy Schoening, former Colorado GOP Director of Special Initiatives, joins the show to discuss the latest on Victor Marx's gubernatorial campaign. Darcy shares her concerns about Marx's past, including allegations of human trafficking and child abuse. She also weighs in on the recent controversy surrounding the Gilpin County Lincoln Day Dinner, where she was escorted out for speaking out against Marx. The conversation touches on the Republican primary, the role of endorsements, and the potential implications for the party. Darcy's insights provide a unique perspective on the complex dynamics at play in Colorado politics.

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Governor Jared Polis (seemingly) randomly posts on X his musings about considering clemency for convicted Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, in the wake of Democrat Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis escaping hard time for a similar crime. What is the selfish motivation behind this political calculation? Because we know it's not Polis doing this out of the goodness of his heart.

The few. The proud. Boulder County district attorney Michael Dougherty joins a short list of elected Democrats willing to enter the arena that is RSL, commenting on Secretary of State Jena Griswold's false claim that she presented oral arguments before the Supreme Court of the United States. Both Dougherty and Griswold are running in the Democratic primary for Attorney General.

Griswold contends she argued Colorado's case to keep Donald Trump off of the 2024 primary ballot before SCOTUS, but why would she tell such a provably false tall tale?

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In a moment of levity, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States is 'going to unleash Chang' on Iran as the course of military operations continues in removing the Islamic regime from power. The phrase is apparently linked to a sword gifted to the former Senator from Florida governor Jeb Bush, which hearkens back to a 2016 Presidential race that W's younger brother would like to forget.

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Joining Alicia Garcia and Ryan on a 2A Tuesday, lawyer William Kirk of Washington Gun Law to discuss the legal implications of Colorado's various gun-grab bills and access restrictions for law-abiding gun owners. Kirk attended a protest rally on the steps of the capitol in Denver on Monday with Alicia as three bills were being heard at the General Assembly.

Also, Alicia and Ryan reflect upon Justice Neil Gorsuch's epic line of questioning in oral arguments for U.S. v. Hemani, in which the government is attempting to prohibit 'unlawful users' of drugs or those 'addicted to any controlled substance' from possessing a firearm. Justice Gorsuch cites the 'habitual drunkard' standard, for which many of our Founding Fathers would have fit the definition.

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