The John Eastman Dilemma
John Eastman discusses the challenges of defending constitutional principles in court. Brad Beck inspires personal growth in the new year with reflections from Happy New You.

John Eastman discusses the challenges of defending constitutional principles in court. Brad Beck inspires personal growth in the new year with reflections from Happy New You.
Josh Lowenstein debates Dolores River access restrictions; Trent Loos spotlights property rights, wolf reintroduction lawsuits, and rural challenges in 2025.
Wade Miller explores Congress talks and Trump’s government reforms. Natalie Menten highlights the Colorado Open Records Act's power to hold local officials accountable.
Rob Natelson explains the importance of the Electoral College in protecting elections. Rebecca Lavrenz shares her personal story from January 6th and its consequences
Lori Gimelshteyn reflects on parental rights and education in Colorado. Susan Kochevar discusses election integrity, rising egg prices, and promoting Landman at 88 Drive-In Theater.
Protect Kids Colorado Advocates for Parental Rights in 2025 Campaigning for the Future Erin Lee, an advocate for parental rights and the founder of Protect Kids Colorado, shares her experiences campaigning for the organization in 2024. Despite facing challenges, Lee emphasizes the importance of their mission to safeguard children and uphold parental rights across the state. She recounts how the organization tirelessly worked on 20 initiatives, addressing concerns that resonate with families thro...
Anticipating Change: Dan Meyer on the State of America and Trump’s Return The Author Behind “Upside Down” Author Dan Meyer, known for his book Upside Down: How We Can Avoid Becoming the United States of China, joined Kim Monson to discuss the current state of America and his expectations for the upcoming Trump administration. Meyer highlights the dangers of a government-dependent population in his book and draws parallels to authoritarian regimes, particularly in China. He urges Americans to rec...
Colonel Bill Rutledge Explains the Origins and Impact of the Tea Parties The French and Indian War: The Spark That Ignited Rebellion Colonel Bill Rutledge (Ret. USAF) joins Kim to shed light on the historical events leading up to the American Revolution. He explains how the French and Indian War laid the groundwork for colonial frustrations with British rule. The war drained Britain’s finances, leading to heavy taxation and policies that antagonized American colonists. This tension eventually cu...
Allen Thomas notes that Christmas is particularly celebrated by generous giving, civility towards all, and the spirit of excitedness. He notes the importance of a virtuous citizenry and the necessity of every one of us to maintain the American ideal. Christmas is a time when that virtuosity is seen most. Thomas explains that we are in a time in our country’s climate that is politically fractious, and people are easily disenfranchised. Now is as good an opportunity as any to highlight several upl...
Author Allen Thomas shares details about O Holy Night and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer that will warm your heart. Professor Kurt Gerwitz makes the case for keeping the Small Business Administration.
Liberty Toastmasters share their perspectives on “The Courage to Influence.” Chris Harris discusses Trump's deportation plans.
Steve Dorman discusses CUT's mission and Colorado's GDP challenges. Trent Loos addresses energy strains from AI, Tyson's Kansas plant closure, and food security.
California reinstates EV incentives but excludes Tesla, citing market cap limits. Lauren Fix discusses Newsom's motives, Tesla's exclusion, and industry impacts.
California reinstates EV incentives but excludes Tesla, citing market cap limits. Lauren Fix discusses Newsom's motives, Tesla's exclusion, and industry impacts.
In Long’s past reviews of the best and worst of Colorado politics, Long has focused on elected people implementing public policy. This 2024 review is focused on the actual policies which fail and succeed because Marxist ideology is running rampant in the Colorado capitol and Denver, Colorado is spending $40 billion a year without accountability, and a statewide redistribution of wealth agenda.
Col. Bill Rutledge reveals John Heisman's inspiring story ahead of the Heisman Trophy. Farmer Trent Loos exposes federal land grabs and agricultural policy challenges. Co
Trump's Operation Aurora with Danielle Jurinsky, union impacts in Hazlitt's 'Economics in One Lesson,' and Rebecca Keltie's HD16 victory on the #KimMonsonShow.
Brad Beck explains that now that the election is over it is time to stop the tribalization of our nation. Beck notes that we continue to fight for our principles, however he suggests that we take the time to understand why we fight and use our skills of persuasion to change hearts and minds.
Jay Davidson critiques UK tax hikes and Trump's cabinet plans, while Rob Natelson discusses the Supreme Court case United States v. Skrmetti and the Electoral College.
Trump’s Bold Cabinet Choices Spark Debate Scott Powell Analyzes Trump’s Polarizing Cabinet Picks Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, Scott Powell, joins Kim Monson to discuss his latest article, “Trump’s Vigor in the Choice of Cabinet Nominees Brings Shock and Awe”, published on Townhall. In his piece, Powell highlights the bold, unconventional nature of President Trump’s recent cabinet selections and the controversy surrounding these decisions. He notes that these picks showcase Trump’s s...
Rebecca Keltie on HD-16 recount, Brandon Wark exposes Democrat strategies, and Susan Kochevar shares insights on Trump’s economic agenda.
Happy Thanksgiving Week to you and yours. This week the team is taking a little respite and we are rebroadcasting interviews that will inform and inspire you. Patriotic historian and West Point graduate Ben Martin discusses intriguing details regarding the end of our Revolutionary War. Col. Bill Rutledge (Ret. USAF) shares his perspective about the challenges and accomplishments of George Washington. The story of Henry Knox and the cannons from Fort Ticonderoga are fascinating.
We are broadcasting previous stellar interviews. Princeton Professor and expert on Lincoln and Gettysburg Dr. Allen Guelzo explains that one of the remarkable traits of Abraham Lincoln is that Lincoln held no malice towards his enemies. Guelzo also notes the significance of Lincoln’s second inaugural address. Dr. Douglas Groothuis discusses his book about wokism Fire in the Street: How You Can Confidently Respond to Incendiary Topics.
Happy Thanksgiving! We have a very special week planned for you. Dennis Busch discusses what was happening during the lead-up to the Civil War, Lincoln’s frustration with the inaction of his generals, and each day of the Battle of Gettysburg. Stan Everitt founded The Legacy Project which has helped several thousand people walk through the principles of our Founding Documents. He explains why these documents are relevant today.
Author Pam Long explains that we should be concerned that the media-pharma lobbyist partnership, which primes the public to believe that Colorado has a vaccination compliance problem, is in the process of advancing draconian legislation to mandate vaccine compliance, using your child’s legal right to access a free and public education as coercion.
Pam Long critiques vaccine mandates, Polis's shift on RFK Jr., and Liberty Toastmasters share why capitalism drives prosperity and progress.
Lyons-Weiler on RFK Jr. as HHS nominee; Danny Roebuck's "Saint Nick of Bethlehem"; Trent Loos on Doug Burgum as Interior pick, CO2 pipelines, election integrity.
U.S. Election Impact on Ukraine, Russia, and Global Diplomacy Biden’s Recent Actions in Ukraine and Russia Andrew Thornebrooke, a national security correspondent for The Epoch Times, discusses President Biden’s recent decision to authorize Ukraine’s use of U.S.-supplied long-range missiles to strike deeper inside Russia. This move signifies a significant policy shift aimed at bolstering Ukraine’s defense capabilities amidst ongoing conflict. Thornebrooke explores how this intervention reflects B...
Lauren Fix examines possible auto industry shifts under Trump; Dr. Brian Joondeph outlines reform measures in his article 'Let the Reckoning Begin.'
Author Allen Thomas explains that Trump’s campaign has made Americans believe in something bigger than themselves, much like Washington and his fellow founders did 237 years ago. Thomas encourages the future president to chart our country toward the timeless principles and ideals set forth by our courageous founding fathers.