Jimmy Sangenberger stops by with his Midweek Update prior to filling in for Mandy Connell over on KOA, discussing the Tina Peters case and comments made by John Case, her attorney, in a recent interview with Ryan. They dive into the trial, sentencing, and the recent news of Tina's alleged altercation with another inmate. Jimmy shares his thoughts on the case, reacting to audio highlights of John Case on the Court of Appeals' potential decision. The conversation also touches on Governor Polis's consideration of clemency and the challenges Tina faces in prison. Jimmy's latest column, "James Madison's Mandate for Civic Education," is also covered, highlighting the importance of civic education in Colorado.

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Heidi Ganahl, former nominee for governor, shares her thoughts on the current state of the Colorado Republican Party. She discusses the recent resignation of party chair Brita Horn and the upcoming Assembly, where candidates will vie for the nomination. Heidi also weighs in on the governor's race, discussing her own experiences and the challenges facing the party. With her trademark candor, she offers insights into the party's future and the importance of healing divisions within the party.

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Senator Barb Kirkmeyer joins the show in studio for the full hour to discuss her gubernatorial campaign and the latest developments in Colorado politics. She shares her thoughts on the Assembly process, the challenges of gathering signatures to qualify for the primary ballot, and the importance of grassroots efforts. Also discussed, the recent controversy surrounding Democrat Senator Nick Hinrichsen's bill to decriminalize prostitution and the ongoing debate over competency and loopholes in the state's justice system. Senator Kirkmeyer also discusses her endorsement from the Gazette and her plans to address the state's budget and fiscal responsibilities.

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It's another installment of 'Trump's Hot Takes,' as President Trump shares his thoughts on international relations, specifically his interactions with world leaders like the French President Emmanuel Macron and the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He discusses the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the importance of having strong allies. The President also reminds the world of the US's role in global conflicts, including Ukraine, and his approach to diplomacy. With his signature candor, President Trump shares his opinions on the current state of international politics and the relationships between nations.

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It's another 2A Tuesday with Alicia Garcia and Ryan Schuling dive into the world of gun control and the recent SB26-043, also known as the record keeping and regulation of sale of a firearm barrel bill. Joining them is Nephi Cole, Director of Government Relations and State Affairs for the National Shooting Sports Foundation. Nephi breaks down the bill's flaws and how it's essentially a de facto registration, targeting law-abiding citizens. They discuss the importance of understanding the mechanics of firearms and the dangers of misinformation. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the Second Amendment and the fight against gun control.

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23rd District Attorney George Brauchler joins the show to discuss a recent case involving a violent offender who received a 20-year prison sentence. The case highlights the impact of Colorado's new law requiring violent offenders to serve 85% of their prison time. George shares his perspective on the law and its effects on public safety, as well as the challenges of rehabilitation and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable. He also addresses the Democrat's efforts to reduce prison sentences and the potential consequences for victims and communities.

Lindsay Datko, founder of JeffCo Kids First previews her first-ever guest-hosting appearance on The Dan Caplis Show, slated for later on Tuesday afternoon.

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Ryan breaks down the ongoing military operation in Iran, criticizing the media's reaction and comparing it to past conflicts like Vietnam. It is an insult to those who fought, and died, over eight years of misery during that conflict (1965-1973). He shares the harrowing story of his father, who by some miracle of fate - as Ryan describes, earned a medical deferral after getting drafted and bused off to Indiana for a physical before he was to be deployed to boot camp.

He also talks to Aaron Lee, founder of Protect Kids Colorado, about the state's ballot initiatives on girls' sports and gender ideology.

'Remembering Rush' recounts Maha Rushie's thoughts on the importance of standing up to militant Islam and the need for patriotism in the face of terrorism. The conversation also touches on the recent strikes against Iranian officials and the implications of the operation.

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Ryan discusses the Colorado Republican Party's challenges with Darcy Schoening, a former director of Special Initiatives for the Colorado GOP. They dive into the party's struggles, including the announced resignation of party chair Brita Horn and the difficulties Victor Marx is experiencing in gathering signatures, trying to qualify for the ballot in the race for governor.

Darcy shares her insights on the party's financial situation and the Assembly process, providing a unique perspective on the state of the Colorado Republican Party. The conversation also touches on the importance of unity and effective leadership within the party.

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