Dan traces the unstable mental state of a killer who stabbed four people on the 16th Street Mall in Denver, killing two, back to the psychoactive effects of marijuana. Former University of Colorado punter Tom Rouen discusses the life, death, and legacy of his college football coach, the legendary Bill McCartney (1940-2025).
In the second hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan talks about how the failures of DEI are demonstrating themselves in the response to the natural disaster raging in California. Dan also continues his conversation about the incredibly important sentencing in Donald Trump's hush money case and what it means for America.
In the first hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan discusses how the sentencing in the Donald Trump hush money case marks a great day for the American way. Dan also looks at the L.A. fires and talks about how embarrassing this failure is for Gavin Newsome and the rest of the democrats.
In the second hour of today's edition of the Dan Caplis show, Dan is joined by Alicia Garcia to talk about Jared Polis' plans to take Coloradans' guns away and what the right is doing to stop it. Dan also talks about the California fires and much more!
In the first hour of today's edition of the Dan Caplis Show, Dan highlights the 'Great Awakening' we can see sweeping America as people have woken up from the left's lies. Dan also highlights the viral clip of Barack Obama laughing with Donald Trump at Jimmy Carter's funeral, and how that action symbolizes a much greater shift in American culture.
After a caller brings up the fact that Johnny Cash never really shot a man in Reno just to watch him die, Dan asks Ryan if he's ever shot at another human - or been shot at himself. Democrats in Colorado once again are placing Second Amendment rights of its residents under siege, looking to ban detachable magazines from handguns. Callers and texters react.
Cindy Romero brought the national spotlight to Aurora after Venzuelean gang members of Tren de Aragua forced her and her husband from their apartment. She joins Dan to express her support for the city of Aurora suing the city of Denver over the mass infiltration of illegals across city limits without notifying the mayor or city manager of Aurora. Kevin from Boulder had opened Dan's eyes to the eye-opening lyrics of 'Brown Sugar' by the Rolling Stones, but adamantly refuses credit for the favor....
At one time, Dan was one of the Rolling Stones' biggest fans. Then, a caller points out the controversial lyrics of 'Brown Sugar' to him - and all bets are off.
In a free-wheeling press conference held at Mar-a-Lago, President Trump suggests his administration will rename the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America.' Dan agrees it has a nice ring to it, prompting him to ask which other Colorado landmarks, monuments, and destination points should be renamed for more deserving honorees.
Dan outlines his experience as a pedestrian attending 'The Nutcracker' in downtown Denver, with an out-of-control scooter rider weaving through foot traffic on a main sidewalk. Trouble with a missing part has Dan tracing his car's woes all the way back to the assembly plant. Attorney General Phil Weiser is the first candidate to officially announce his candidacy for governor in Colorado, will his early splash help him outpace the field in a Democratic primary?
Dan is back for 2025, just in time for the delicious irony of Vice-President Kamala Harris having to certify the 2024 electoral college victory for Donald Trump. What is causing the increasingly sluggish traffic on Denver highways? Dan digs into a new study showing the average speed on I-25 has plummeted in recent years.
Dick Wadhams joins Dan to discuss his latest op-ed for Colorado Politics, 'Polis, Griswold reveal rot of Colorado's Democrat domination.' Polis, Griswold reveal rot of Colorado's Democrat domination | WADHAMS | Opinion | coloradopolitics.com Danielle Jurinsky, Aurora City Council joins Dan to discuss the latest violence in Aurora attributed to illegal alien Venezuelan gang members from Tren de Aragua....
George Brauchler held a unifying press conference with members of law enforcement in the new 23rd judicial district, where he'll be sworn in as district attorney in mid-January, vowing to crack down on skyrocketing crime in Douglas County and warning would-be criminals to stay out of his jurisdiction. Jennifer Daies, Program Director of all Samaritan House shelters,speaks to the need of her program's offerings, client services, and shares inspiring success stories.
Peter Boyles joins Dan for the second of two hours, bantering with callers about myriad random topics of the day and of all-time.
Peter Boyles joins Dan for the first of two hours, welcoming calls and breaking down his 28-year analysis of who killed young JonBenet Ramsey on Christmas night 1996.
Dan makes some good points about way-too-early sunsets in the summer in support of maintaining Daylight Saving Time, while Ryan thinks we should change our clocks in the spring and park them there permanently. Jack the caller takes things a step too far in challenging Dan's professional ethics and integrity and finds himself banned from the show in a classic case of FAFO.
Donald Trump holds a free-wheeling press conference, just in time for Dan's return to the show after a week at trial. Catholic Charities has two featured guests during the hour, each from St. Raphael Counseling: Rachel Gerle, St. Raphael client and Dr. Michelle Connor Harris, Director of SRC.
