The Kim Monson Show

Kim Monson opened this Monday broadcast examining Colorado’s ongoing assault on constitutional rights, from Representative Rebecca Keltie’s 13-hour battle against Senate Bill 003’s magazine capacity ban to the broader implications of a state legislature that threatens and silences opposition voices. Second Amendment Under Siege Rebecca Keltie , representing Colorado House District 16, described ho...

Despite a Presidential Executive Order in February 2025 to offer reinstatement and backpay to service members in the Department of Defense (DoD), who were discharged under the EUA COVID-19 vaccine mandate, the Executive Order fails to remedy the ongoing career-punitive measures for opting out of vaccines. Pam Long highlights three requests to remedy the situation.

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On the first day of spring, Kim Monson examined two battlefronts where individual freedom meets institutional resistance: military vaccine mandates that continue to force out service members, and teachers union opposition to a classical charter school in Douglas County. Legislative Watch Start listening at 9:51 – Hour 1 Legislative watchdog Mike Rawluk provided updates on key Colorado bills. Senat...

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A landmark study analyzing 99 million vaccinated individuals across eight countries has confirmed what many suspected: COVID-19 vaccines carry significant risks of serious adverse events including neurological, blood, and cardiovascular complications. COVID Vaccine Study Reveals Alarming Findings Dr. James Lyons-Weiler , founder of the Institute for Pure and Applied Knowledge, broke down the findi...

The death of 18-year-old Lexi at a Fort Collins Planned Parenthood abortion clinic exposed Colorado’s refusal to regulate these facilities, while Kevin Lundberg clarified the critical distinction between opting out of Proposition 108 and the lawsuit to eliminate it entirely. Rachel O’Brien of Open the Books revealed NASA spent millions on DEI while Boeing stranded astronauts, and Lori Saine announ...

On St. Patrick’s Day, Kim Monson welcomed Patrick Moore , a co-founder of Greenpeace who now challenges the climate alarmism movement. Moore explained why carbon dioxide is essential to all life on Earth and called efforts to achieve net-zero emissions fundamentally misguided. The episode also featured discussions on Colorado Republican politics, the Biden administration’s use of auto-pens for off...

In this essay, Brad Beck explains that free speech protects the minority opinion from the majority’s way of thinking. Beck notes that the First Amendment in our Bill of Rights gives the individual the unalienable right to think, say, write, and publish unpopular ideas.

The battle for American values unfolded on multiple fronts as Brad Beck examined the importance of free speech, state legislators fought through the night over Second Amendment rights, and economic experts sounded alarms about the national debt. Free Speech in the Modern Town Square Start listening at 5:43 – Hour 1 Brad Beck , co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters, argued that conservative principles...

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On March 11, 2025, Kevin Lundberg, Paula Scanlan, and Meghan Burke joined the show. Kevin Lundberg analyzes Colorado’s legislative session including SB 003 firearm magazine bill, calls for Republican unity ahead of state party leadership elections, and emphasizes focusing on principles rather than personalities Paula Scanlan shares her experience as a University of Pennsylvania swimmer forced to s...

On March 10, 2025, Karen Levine (RE/MAX Alliance), Rose Pugliese (Colorado House of Representatives), Leigh Brown (North Carolina Real Estate), and Brian Phillips (Texas Institute of Property Rights) joined the show. Karen Levine, a veteran RE/MAX Alliance realtor, served as guest host while Kim Monson traveled Colorado House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese reported on the legislative session’s prog...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

A bombshell update in the federal lawsuit against Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold reveals more than 14,000 ballots were cast by voters who should never have received them in the November 2024 election. Peter Bernegger of the Wisconsin Center for Election Justice details the findings and explains how ‘smurfing’ launders money into political campaigns using stolen senior citizen identities...

Constitutional attorney John Eastman provided an in-depth explanation of the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship, arguing that the original understanding required complete allegiance to the United States. From western North Carolina, Beth Maranville of the Asheville Dream Center reported dramatic improvements in hurricane relief efforts since the change in federal administration. State Senat...

On February 26, 2025, Greg Lopez, Rob Knuth, and Greg Walcher joined the show. Former Congressman reports from Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio gubernatorial announcement, discusses DOGE committee work exposing government fraud, and warns that Colorado must match federal reform efforts against state overspending Colorado Union of Taxpayers VP reviews pending legislation including regional jail funding, reta...

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On February 24, 2025, Darcy Schoening (Colorado State GOP), Jeffrey Tucker (Brownstone Institute), Susan Harris (Show Sponsor), and Cookie Lockhart (United Country Real Estate) joined the show. Schoening discussed her candidacy for Colorado State GOP Chair and her work raising $200,000 for the Build Our Benches initiative focused on school board elections across the state Tucker analyzed how Trump...

The first time around, Trump told us he would Drain the Swamp. Now Trump II is taking action to actually Drain the Swamp. Author Allen Thomas discusses the deep roots of the deep state, what Trump II can do, what Congress should do, and what we Americans must do to reclaim the principles of our Founding

The Trump administration submitted Biden’s California electric vehicle approval to Congress for potential repeal under the Congressional Review Act, while Daniel Turner of Power the Future explained why reversing four years of embedded energy regulations will require patience and sustained effort. Start listening at 17:40 – Hour 1 Colorado Legislature: Bug Consumption Bill Analysis Colorado Union...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wasted no time dismantling the Biden administration’s vehicle emission framework, while automotive expert Lauren Fix explained how the Congressional Review Act could permanently block California’s electric vehicle mandate. Start listening at 16:05 – Hour 1 Colorado Legislature Review Former state legislator and Colorado Union of Taxpayers board member Ramey John...