The Kim Monson Show

With just two weeks remaining in Colorado’s legislative session, former State Senator Kevin Lundberg warned listeners about the procedural games lawmakers use to ram through controversial bills while avoiding public scrutiny. Meanwhile, Epoch Times reporter Ryan Morgan provided analysis of the Trump administration’s rapidly progressing nuclear negotiations with Iran. Start listening at 18:35 – Hou...

On the Easter Monday broadcast of April 21, 2025, Kim Monson welcomed Mike Rawluk to sound the alarm on AI-powered surveillance cameras proposed under Senate Bill 25-011, Todd Reed to champion the Article 5 Convention of States movement, and Lorne Levy and Karen Levine to break down how tariff-driven market volatility is reshaping the mortgage and real estate landscape in Colorado. AI Wildfire Cam...

On April 10, 2025, Governor Jared Polis signed into law SB25-003 — one of the most sinister, elitist, and discriminatory gun control bills America has ever seen. And he did it behind closed doors, without a single voice from the 2nd Amendment community present. Not one voice for freedom. Not one representative from the people this law actually affects. Author Alicia Garcia explains that SB25-003 i...

Under the Trump administration, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. became Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) in February 2025. RFK Jr. promised radical transparency and to end the chronic disease epidemic. HHS is the largest federal agency with 82,000 employees and a two-trillion-dollar budget. Supporters of “MAHA” or “Make America Healthy Again” have endorsed two of the three new department leader...

On this Good Friday broadcast, Don Sweeting , Chancellor of Colorado Christian University, illuminates the profound significance of Holy Week, while Pam Long , Military Director of Children’s Health Defense, reports on the sweeping health policy changes underway at HHS. The Meaning of the Cross and Resurrection Start listening at 1:14 – Hour 1 Don Sweeting walks listeners through Holy Week, explai...

On the 250th anniversary of Patriots Day, Colonel Bill Rutledge and Ben Martin explored two revolutionary movements separated by an ocean but united by the quest for freedom. Irish Independence and Michael Collins Start listening at 2:42 – Hour 1 Colonel Bill Rutledge, 96 years young, opened with the fascinating parallels between America’s fight for independence and Ireland’s struggle against Brit...

The intersection of government overreach in both public health and property rights takes center stage as scientist Dr. James Lyons-Weiler provides updates on the Make America Healthy Again initiative while rancher Trent Loos exposes a decades-long pattern of federal agencies targeting rural Americans. MAHA Progress and Vaccine Science Dr. James Lyons-Weiler , founder of IPAC-EDU.org, reports on Se...

On April 15, 2025, Kevin Lundberg (Chairman, Protect Kids Colorado) and Ann Roecker (Author) joined the show. Lundberg discussed Protect Kids Colorado’s ballot initiatives for 2026 aimed at protecting parental rights, analyzed SB 25-284 on nonprofit youth organizations, and addressed the Democrat-led lawsuit challenging TABOR’s constitutionality Roecker introduced her young adult apologetics novel...

On the April 14, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomed former Congressman Greg Lopez for a wide-ranging discussion on Colorado’s fiscal future and his 2026 gubernatorial campaign, citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk with a legislative update on surveillance and land-use bills, insurance expert Roger Mangan on protecting against uninsured motorists, and American Thinker columnist Brian Joondeph on staying t...

Brad Beck learned valuable lessons as a paper-boy delivering the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. Managing his paper route taught Beck that work done well takes time, skill, determination, persistence, ingenuity, and a mind to do it exceptionally.

Governor Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 25-003 into law, prompting fierce debate about Second Amendment rights and constitutional overreach in Colorado. Meanwhile, the state legislature advances HB25-1312, which would classify misgendering as discrimination under Colorado law. Colorado Firearms and Parental Rights Legislation Start listening at 17:24 – Hour 1 Brandi Bradley (HD39) provides an urge...

The Colorado State Legislature’s aggressive push against parental rights and taxpayers took center stage as Representative Scott Bottoms revealed the tactics being used to silence Republican voices under the Golden Dome. Colorado’s Legislative Crisis Start listening at 17:08 – Hour 1 Representative Bottoms described how Democratic leadership uses Rule 14 and Rule 16 to shut down debate, a practice...

The April 9, 2025 Kim Monson Show tackled government overreach on multiple fronts, from Colorado Democrats’ threat to sue over TABOR to proposed legislation that would criminalize holistic nutrition practices. Colorado Budget and TABOR Under Attack Start listening at 17:03 – Hour 1 Ramey Johnson , former state legislator and Colorado Union of Taxpayers board member, delivered a scathing assessment...

The Colorado legislature’s unprecedented Sunday morning session and their resolution to challenge TABOR through federal court signal an aggressive push toward expanded government power, while Trump’s tariff strategy aims to restore American manufacturing and level an uneven global playing field. Legislature’s Sunday Assault on Representative Government Start listening at 16:53 – Hour 1 Former Stat...

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On April 4, 2025, guest host Brad Beck fills in for Kim Monson to tackle two battleground issues: a Colorado school district’s legal fight to remove sexually explicit books from its libraries, and the escalating assault on Second Amendment rights in the state legislature, featuring Travis Morrell and Lior Sapir on youth gender care, Dan Snowberger and Jeff Maher from Elizabeth School District, and...

Election integrity activist Holly Kasun reveals her three-year legal battle against the NAACP, League of Women Voters, and Mi Familia Vota after her volunteer canvassing organization uncovered an 8-14% error rate in Colorado’s voter rolls. Despite winning decisively at trial, Kasun was denied attorney’s fees under a 1978 Supreme Court precedent that protects civil rights plaintiffs from financial...

The Kim Monson Show examined government overreach spanning from Colorado’s state capitol to a North Dakota hospital, while uncovering how the Biden administration suppressed a study that contradicted its anti-energy agenda. Colorado’s Budget Battle and TABOR Under Attack Corey Onizorg of the Colorado Union of Taxpayers provided an inside look at the state legislature’s 644 pending bills and a $43....

On the April 1, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson tackled a packed legislative agenda with former state Senator Kevin Lundberg, auto industry expert Lauren Fix of Car Coach Reports, personal injury attorney Jon Boesen of Boesen Law, and Gays Against Groomers legislative director Rich Guggenheim, covering everything from firearms restrictions and budget cuts to auto tariffs and parental rights under siege...

Property rights activist Virginia Macha exposed how green energy projects and federal tax credits are threatening American landowners, while documentary filmmaker Savannah Crossfield revealed the hidden ethical implications of in vitro fertilization. Green Energy Land Grabs Threaten Property Rights Start listening at 29:41 – Hour 1 Virginia Macha, founder of Stand for the Land Kansas, reported sig...

Author Allen Thomas explains that the hate for Trump has pushed the left into a position where they no longer care about the environment, they defend violent criminals and they actually argue for waste and fraud.

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A Colorado mother’s desperate fight to bring her daughter home from an LGBT activist teacher exposes alarming failures in the systems meant to protect families, while banker Jay Davidson delivers a compelling case for constitutional freedoms and taxation limits, and Professor Kurt Gerwitz explores what legacy truly means. Parental Rights Under Siege in Durango Lori Gimelshteyn of the Colorado Pare...

A school board director faces an ethics discussion for wearing a t-shirt that said “Real Women Rock,” while Colorado Union of Taxpayers volunteers continue their tireless watch over state legislation. School Board Director Under Fire for T-Shirt Start listening at 29:39 – Hour 1 Nancy Rumfelt , a board director for Thompson School District, discussed the controversy surrounding a t-shirt she wore...

Former Colorado State Senator Kevin Lundberg joins Kim Monson to explain the critical distinction between opting out of Colorado’s semi-open primary system and the ongoing federal lawsuit challenging its constitutionality. Colorado’s Primary System Under Constitutional Challenge Lundberg details the history of Colorado’s semi-open primary, established by Proposition 108 in 2016, which allows unaff...