Devil's Advocate

Former State Senator John Andrews talks about the promise of government and how it can ultimately prove to be toxic to the user.

Were you in the "laptop class" or the "pajama" class during the lockdowns? Or did you get screwed? Matt Kibbe, President of Free The People talks about the group that constantly gets marginalized.

Valdamar Archuleta, President of Log Cabin Republicans of Colorado talks about how even the LGBT community is over the rainbow.

Tom Krannawitter, President of Speakeasy Ideas says the American Revolution was the greatest anti-slavery movement in all of history.

Independence Institute Senior Fellow Ross Izard explains why unions are no friends of charter schools, and exposes the cumbersome process when trying to approve new charter schools in Colorado.

Eric Sondermann, Political Analyst and Columnist for Gazette Newspapers speaks on the challenges ahead for newly elected Mayor Mike Johnston.

Key Democrat Strategist and Lawyer Ted Trimpa talks about whether the left has gone too far in Colorado. His answer might surprise you.

Stephen Moore, Co-Founder of the Committee to Unleash Prosperity talks about how once great cities are failing under progressive leadership.

Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly talks about the importance of law abiding citizens carry weapons.

Colorado property taxes are about to go through the roof. Did the left plan this so you would lose your TABOR refund forever? State Representative Mike Lynch believes this may be the turning point for Coloradans.

Marianne Goodland, Chief Legislative Reporter at Colorado Politics, talks about one of the most "nuts" legislative sessions she has witnessed in her lifetime.

If you're a gun owner in Colorado, it has been a bad year for you. Dave Kopel, Independence Institute's Second Amendment Project Director talks about the five bad gun bills passed by the legislature.

Your Colorado property tax bill is probably outrageous, and it was planned that way in 2020 by your Colorado legislature; by duping voters into repealing the Gallagher amendment. Now that same legislature is vowing to provide relief, how can you trust them?

Early drafts of the United States Constitution looked very different than what we have today. Did the Founding Fathers originally desire a mega government? Rob Natelson, Independence Institute's Senior Fellow in Constitutional Jurisprudence explains.

Michelle Sie Whitten, President & CEO of Global Down Syndrome Foundation, discusses how new studies are showing an increasing life expectancy from those with Down Syndrome.

9 News political expert and Colorado Republican strategist Kelly Maher, reflects on the suffering state GOP. Can it and should it survive?

How do we really protect children in our schools? Laura Carno, Executive Director for FASTER Colorado explains how her program can save lives.

Ilya Shapiro was almost another victim of the cancel culture mob just days before starting his teaching job at Georgetown Law School. Was his new job worth walking on eggshells?

Tony Gagliardi, President of the National Federation of Independent Businesses, discusses how mom and pop shops have never had it so tough in Colorado.

Ben Murrey, Fiscal Policy Director at Independence Institute and Michael Fields, President of Advance Colorado, are the next generation to defend TABOR (Tax Payer Bill or Rights) as it faces constant assault from the left.

Philip Howard, Author of the book Not Accountable, talks about how public sector unions create unmanageable government.

National Review Columnist John Fund describes how the "shine has come off" the once great city of Denver. Will Jared Polis' presidential bid get derailed by his state's capital?

Kyle Clark of 9News refused to interview Jared Polis in return for quid pro quo. Is it ethical for our governor or any politician to demand favors in return for press access?

Bad bills are turning into bad laws, who will fix them? Rose Pugliese is just one of the few Republicans left in the State of Colorado House of Representatives. How will she get anything done?

Former District Attorney, George Brauchler, talks about a new type of mass shooter we've seen at the Boulder King Soopers and Club Q in Colorado Springs. Could taking the death penalty off the table be breeding a new type of mass shooter?