Dan Caplis

Governor Jared Polis and Attorney General Phil Weiser stand firm on keeping Tina Peters behind bars, despite President Trump issuing her a pardon at the federal level. Callers react and Dan explains why the punishment doesn't fit the crime - or the criminal.

Dan never forgets. And Ryan's audio archives always deliver. We revisit the abomination of Governor Jared Polis infuriating victims' families after five motorists were incinerated by the runaway truck of Rogel Aguilera-Mederos. His commutation of a vast majority of the driver's sentence still rings hollow, after he refused to deny Kim Kardashian influenced his decision.

Dan juxtoposes this decision and treatment against that of Tina Peters, following President Trump announcing a federal pardon of a state charge - which will likely have no practical effect without intervention from Polis.

News breaks during the show that President Trump has issued imprisoned former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters a pardon, despite her being incarcerated for a state-level crime. Will Governor Polis agree to her release?

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) has put together a 'greatest hits' album of classic takes, and Dan revisits one of those where the Senator asks 'health experts' the simple question - 'do you support abortion up to the moment of birth for a healthy mother and a healthy infant?'

Kentucky state representative Sarah Stalker (D) expresses that she 'doesn't feel good about being white every day,' and goes on to describe her white privilege. Dan and Ryan scoff at this notion.

News breaks of a sanctioned oil tanker being seized by the United States off the coast of Venezuela.

Callers respond to whether stores should be prosecuted for failing to apprehend and punish shoplifters.

George Brauchler, 23rd district attorney joins Dan with his take as a prosecutor on a Douglas County shoplifting ordinance and its enforcement. Should stores allow shoplifters to go free, or hire armed security as a deterrent?

Dan marvels at the inadequacy of the current justice system in Colorado as it pertains to the standard of 'competency' for defendants to stand trial.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D) has entered the U.S. Senate race in Texas, and uses race for political points in an interview - suggesting 'black folk' shouldn't pay federal income taxes and should probably also receive reparations for slavery.

Colorado state 'senadora' Julie Gonzales disavows her Democratic Socialst ties in an interview with Kyle Clark of 9 NEWS. Longtime GOP consultant Dick Wadhams joins Dan to break down her challenge from the left against sitting U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper in the 2026 Democratic primary.

When compared with the disgrace of Governor Jared Polis commuting most of the sentence for Rogel Aguilera Mederos, whose out of control semi incinerated five people on a Colorado interstate, the sentence for Tina Peters tampering with a Dominion Voting System machine seems arbitrary and capricious at eight years.

They are often lumped together by the mainstream media, but Dan and Ryan make the case why Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is an infinitely better politician than Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), after MTG was essentially excommunicated from political life by President Trump.

Dan returns after a week-long court case battle on behalf of a woman in her late 70s against an insurance company, victory in hand.

A judge rules on Tina Peters with regard to her current status as a state prisoner, after President Trump asks for her to be remanded into federal custody.

Peter Hilts, District 49 superintendent joins Matt Dunn (in for Dan) to discuss a momentous win for girls' sports in Colorado as CHSAA will no longer allow biological males to participate in female sports.

Matt Dunn fills in for Dan and applauds FIFA for awarding President Trump with their peace prize ahead of drawings for team groups for the 2026 World Cup.

Also, his thoughts on the arrest of 30-year-old Brian Cole, Jr. as the January 6 bomb planting suspect.

Dan Rubenstein, Republican district attorney in Colorado's 21st judicial district, joins Sheriff Steve Reams to discuss a recent push by President Trump to transfer convicted former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters from state to federal custody in order to facilitate her release from prison.

Bob Brinkerhoff, Republican candidate for Colorado governor, joins Sheriff Steve Reams to discuss his candidacy among a field of about 20 announced candidates in the GOP primary.

John Brooks, 2026 Republican candidate for Colorado governor, joins Sheriff Reams to discuss the finer points of his campaign platform - with particular regard to his economic background.

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Richard Holtorf, vice-chair of the Colorado Republican Party, joins Sheriff Reams on an update on the GOP's strategy going forward for races in 2026.

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Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams once again fills in for Dan and fields both calls and texts from listeners with their takes on the current field of candidates for Colorado governor in the 2026 Republican primary.

Captain Matt Turner of the Weld County Sheriff's office calls in with information on where to donate toys for underprivileged children this holiday season.

Alicia Garcia is one of Colorado's premiere advocates for gun rights, currently nominated for 'Most Influential Female of the Year' by The Gundies. She joins Sheriff Reams to discuss Colorado concealed carry laws, what they mean to you, and how you can protect and defend your right to bear arms.

Also, Stephanie Gauch of Weld County Food Bank joins the program to promote giving to those in need this holiday season.

State Representative Scott Bottoms (R-15) joins Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams to discuss his prospects as a candidate among a field of about 20 Republican candidates in the race for Colorado governor.

Dan takes calls and texts on whether the Trump administration reportedly ordering follow-up strikes on surviving smuggler from narco boats en route from South America is acceptable. Or would this be an example of an 'illegal order' Democrat veterans in Congress have been railing against?

Dan reflects on a horrific fatal crash on Colorado highway 83 near Franktown, involving a vehicle stolen by a repeat criminal with pages of previous offenses.

Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams gives his perspective on high-speed chases and why his deputies opt against them in most cases.

In the final hour of today's show, Dan looks at the danger Jason Crow's statements could put our armed services in.

In the first hour of today's show, Dan Caplis reacts to today's terrible tragedy in Washington DC where members of the National Guard were shot.

Listeners and Dan dig into more details on the grand theft auto incident which led to a multiple-fatality crash.

Dan and Ryan discuss whether fat jokes are a bridge too far for President Trump with Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker (D).

Attorney General Phil Weiser reinforced his 'soft-on-crime' stance with an infamous comment on when and how auto theives should be punished - after stealing 3 or 4 cars over four months. Another fatal wreck involving a car thief has Dan fired up.

President Trump brought his 'A-game' to a press conference announcing the pardon of turkeys for Thanksgiving.

Dan disagrees with a take Ryan had earlier on 'Ryan Schuiling Live' that the topic of politics can - and should - be avoided at the dinner table for Thanksgiving. Dan contends there won't be any avoiding it, and Ryan will need to tap into the ring to defend President Trump and voting for him.

As Dan walks down memory lane about seeing Linda Ronstadt at Red Rocks, Ryan plays several of her songs - then clarifies for the audience that while she is having serious health issues, she is very much alive and he's not paying her...

Dan and Ryan debate which politican's successes are more ill-begotten and undeserved - former Vice President Kamala Harris or current U.S. Senator from Colorado, Michael Bennet.

Also, Dan revisits the political backfire of Congressman Jason 'Benedict' Crow (D-CO) and other Democrat members of Congress who, as military veterans, issued a challenge and request of our currently serving members of the armed forces and intelligence communities to defy 'unlawful orders' from President Trump. Problem is, none of them could - or would, perhaps out of fear of legal repercussions - ANY illegal orders being given by the commander-in-chief...

Kersey Chief of Police Jonathan Lange joins Dan to discuss the municipality's city council decision to pause a controversial photo-enforced speed zone, for which tickets as severe as $340 have been issued over a quarter-mile stretch where the speed limit decreases from 65 mph to 45 mph. Critics claim such fines should be capped at $40, per state law.

Kersey pauses $340 photo radar tickets amid questions about town’s law

Sheriff Jason Mikesell of Teller County joins Dan live in-studio for two segments to discuss his campaign for Colorado governor in the 2026 race.

In this hour, Dan Caplis looks at just how dangerous the Democrats' recent viral video is.

In the first hour of today's show, Dan Caplis continues to react to the Democrats' seditious behavior.

Dan continues to parse through a despicable video posted by Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) and other military veteran members of Congress calling on those in our armed services and intelligence agencies to disregard 'illegal' orders given to them by President Trump as commander-in-chief and Pete Hegseth as Secretary of War. Yet he and the others refuse to identify specific orders which should be disobeyed. The conclusion? Putting the crosshairs on the President for unstable military personnel to take him out.

Dan observes that instances of female teachers preying upon and sexually abusing students seem to be on the rise - the question is, why?

A video posted by Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) and other elected members of Congress who served in the military appears to encourage enlisted service members to disregard 'illegal orders' given to them by the Trump administration. What is the purpose and intent behind this?

Dan and Ryan discuss the importance of candidates proving themselves in the vetting process of a primary, preparing our Republican nominee for the governor's race of 2026.

Also, a quick A.I. search on the 'healthiest' (or least bad) fast food hamburgers reveals some surprising results - which may prove President Trump was right all along in his preferences.

Dan comments on a 9 NEWS story outlining exorbinant $340 ticket fines for speeding in a photo-enforced area of Kersey in Weld County. What is the remedy for drivers and for residents in the town?

Also, in a near-unanimous vote, the U.S. House passes a bill calling upon the Department of Justice to release the remaining documents included in the so-called 'Epstein Files.'

Jon Gray-Ginsberg is an unconventional candidate for governor in the Colorado Republican primary. He joins Sheriff Steve Reams (in for Dan) for the first segmetnt. 

Weld County Commissioner Scott James also checks in with the man (Reams) who may be joining him on the board of commissioners next year.

Victor Marx joins Sheriff Steve Reams, in for Dan, for three full segments. Among the topics discussed: Marx's stance on issues, answers on questions regarding his background - including military service, whether or not he was held prisoner in the United Arab Emirates, retelling his story of a stepfather ordering him to kill a man, and confirming that a man who tried to kill him in a dispute was indeed his brother-in-law.

Rep Lori Garcia Sander (R-65) also joins the program.

In the second hour of tonight's show, Dan Caplis breaks down how the Democrats fell into their own government shutdown trap.

In the first hour of tonight's show, Dan reacts to Michelle Obama's recent press tour and how the Democrats don't have anyone with Donald Trump's draw.

In the second hour of today's show, Ryan Schuiling fills in to tackle a variety of topics.

In the first hour of tonight's show, Dan Caplis is joined by Lauren Boebert to discuss her vote to release the Epstein files and how that vote has been framed by the left-wing media.