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Former Columbine HS Principal Frank DeAngelis on the East High School and Dan takes a number of calls and texts on SRO's in schools
Colo State Reps Stephanie Luck and Brandi Bradley about CO leg bills and possible solutions for today's youth with Rev Leon Kelly
Dan speaks with Colorado State Representatives Stephanie Luck and Brandi Bradley about CO leg bills and discusses possible solutions for today's youth with Rev Leon Kelly from Open Door Youth Gang
'Killers do the killing, but cowards let them do it,' Dan sounds off on Denver East High shooting
Dan goes after Governor Jared Polis, Denver mayor Michael Hancock, Tay Anderson and the Denver Public School Board for their too-little, too-late responses to Wednesday's school shooting at Denver East High, calling them out for failing to adequately protect the students and faculty in that building by running off School Resource Officers (SROs) to score political points with the far left.
Another shooting at Denver East High, mayoral candidate Andy Rougeot and DPD Chief Ron Thomas react
Over a span of just 45 days, two shootings at Denver East High School have left parents, students, and faculty in the Denver Public Schools angry and on-edge. With two administrators shot and hospitalized by a troubled student who was subject to daily searches before entering the school, Dan wonders aloud why Student Resource Officers (SROs) were run out by the school board in the first place. Denver mayoral candidate Andy Rougeot vows to bring SROs back into schools, and Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas says his officers are at the ready to help - if asked to return.
Simon Ateba interrupts Ted Lasso cast, is scolded by KJP, fellow reporters; Coach Prime has no numbers on practice jerseys
Simon Ateba, Chief White House correspondent for Today News Africa, describes to Dan the chaotic scene in the White House press room, in which he interrupted Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the presentation of the 'Ted Lasso' cast to promote mental health awareness. University of Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders explains why no numbers have been assigned to any players for practice jerseys so far this spring.
Andy McCarthy on why potential charges against Trump are weak; Jeff Hunt booted from Colorado capitol over t-shirt
Andrew McCarthy, former Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney, joins Dan to clearly spell out the details on the looming charges possibly facing former President Donald Trump, and why a potential indictment by Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg is a weak, purely partisan exercise. Also, Jeff Hunt of the Centennial Institute reports back to Dan after being kicked out of the Colorado state capitol in Denver for wearing a pro-life shirt.
INTERVIEW: Simon Ateba interrupts Ted Lasso cast, is scolded by KJP, fellow reporters
Simon Ateba, Chief White House correspondent for Today News Africa, describes to Dan the chaotic scene in the White House press room, in which he interrupted Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the presentation of the 'Ted Lasso' cast to promote mental health awareness.
INTERVIEW: Andy McCarthy breaks down why potential indictment against Trump is weak
Andrew McCarthy joins Dan to clearly spell out the details on the looming charges possibly facing former President Donald Trump, and why a potential indictment by Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg is a weak, purely partisan exercise.
Should DeSantis fight fair with Trump, even if Trump doesn't fight fair in return?
Dan and Ryan debate whether it was appropriate or beneficial for Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) to take a jab at President Trump over hush money payments to Stormy Daniels to conceal an alleged affair, while also attacking Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for attempting to prosecute Trump in the first place.
Trump may be about to be indicted and arrested, DeSantis comes to his defense - sort of
Dan reflects on the historic nature of a potential indictment and arrest of Donald Trump by Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg. Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) voices a defense of the former President, with an important caveat on the merits.