The Kim Monson Show

The Kim Monson Show examined two urgent threats to American liberty as Dr. Sina McCullough of the Epoch Times exposed troubling parallels between bird flu responses and COVID-era overreach, while former State Senator Kevin Lundberg detailed how DOGE revelations about Social Security fraud mirror Colorado’s own bloated voter registration systems. DOGE Uncovers Massive Government Database Irregulari...

On President’s Day, a day to honor the integrity of American leadership, the Kim Monson Show exposed troubling patterns: elected officials silencing constituent voices and nearly a trillion dollars in government misspending. Rachel O’Brien from Open the Books delivered the staggering figure while Priscilla Rahn described being censored by her own state representative. State Legislator Deletes Cons...

The confirmation hearings for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) made him likely the most scrutinized nominee for a cabinet position in the past 50 years. Pam Long addresses some of the topics from the hearings and shares her optimism that as Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr. will help Make America Healthy Again.

The Trump administration is executing a fundamental restructuring of American economic policy, and economic historian Brian Domitrovic breaks down why these changes represent a historic opportunity to restore American prosperity. Headlines and Current Events Start listening at 7:52 – Hour 1 Kim opens with the word of the day and Medal of Honor quote from James Taylor, whose call to “challenge a ch...

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, Kim Monson examines the rapid pace of Trump administration executive actions with economist and banker Jay Davidson, exploring the constitutional implications of presidential power while celebrating the dismantling of wasteful federal spending. Executive Power and Constitutional Boundaries Start listening at 24:28 – Hour 1 Jay Davidson , founder and CEO of First Ame...

On February 12, 2025, Steve Dorman (Colorado Union of Taxpayers), Susan Kochevar (88 Drive-In Theater), Lorne Levy (Mortgage Expert), and Trent Loos (Loos Tales) joined the show. The CUT board member reviewed key legislation under consideration, including disease control statutes that fail to address pandemic overreach and ammunition sales restrictions targeting young adults The entrepreneur analy...

The day after Super Bowl LIX, Kim Monson opens with a powerful examination of constitutional rights under attack, featuring Rebecca Lavrenz , the Praying Grandma who was pardoned by President Trump but refuses to let the fight end there. Her continued appeal challenges a dangerous precedent that Americans have no First Amendment rights at their own Capitol. Fort Collins Forces Residents to Pay for...

Disruptions happen in life all the time. It is what makes the human condition interesting. The worst part of a disruption is not knowing how long it will last and what its impact will be. Brad Beck explains that if you are prepared, it will not matter.

On February 6, 2025, Pam Long (Director, Children’s Health Defense Military Chapter, Children’s Health Defense), Phil Kerpen (President, American Commitment, American Commitment), Karen Levine (RE/MAX Realtor, RE/MAX), and Chris Harris (Retired Border Patrol Agent, San Diego Sector Border Patrol (Retired)) joined the show. Pam Long warned about HB 25-1027, calling it a ‘Trojan horse’ that would ex...

On February 5, 2025, Mary Janssen, James Lyons-Weiler, and Trent Loos joined the show. Janssen reviews key bills from the Colorado Union of Taxpayers weekly analysis, highlighting common-sense reforms to support and concerning proposals to oppose, including TABOR circumvention and price control measures Lyons-Weiler provides insider perspective on Kennedy’s confirmation hearings, explains systemat...

On February 4, 2025, Rose Pugliese, Greg Walcher, Lori Gimelshteyn, and Jon Boesen joined the show. House Minority Leader discusses HB 25-1051 bag fee repeal, parental rights attacks, and the overwhelming pace of legislation at the statehouse Natural resources expert exposes Carter’s devastating water policy impact on Western states and reveals over 1,500 expired federal programs still receiving f...

Political Divides at Trump’s Inauguration: Dr. Everett Piper Reflects on American Values Contrasting Visions of America’s Future On The Kim Monson Show, Dr. Everett Piper, former president of Oklahoma Wesleyan University and author at dreverettpiper.com, discusses his article, While Trump Celebrated Our Nation During His Inaugural Speech, Democrats Sat and Stared. Piper reflects on the symbolic di...

On February 3, 2025, Ken DeGraff (Colorado State Representative, Colorado House of Representatives, District 22), Everett Piper (Contributing Columnist, Washington Times; Former President, Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Washington Times), Paul Prentice (Professional Economist; Senior Fellow, Independence Institute, Independence Institute), and Roger Mangan (Owner, Roger Mangan State Farm Insurance...

Donald Trump’s whirlwind of a first week and a half as the 47th President of the United States showed all of us that rhetoric is incredibly important, that he is willing to play by the same rules as the left, and that Alaska is not forgotten. Allen Thomas explains that for the longest time, the left had hijacked rhetoric, and those that love America sat back and allowed them to. They said if we tr...

Retired Major General Joe Arbuckle , co-founder of STARS (Stand Together Against Racism and Radicalism in the Services), detailed four executive orders from the Trump administration that are transforming the Department of Defense by eliminating DEI programs, reinstating service members discharged over COVID vaccine mandates, and restoring meritocracy under Secretary Pete Hegseth’s leadership. Libe...

As the Trump administration advances its first-week agenda, election integrity advocate Peter Bernegger revealed that investigating the 2020 election and cleaning voter rolls nationwide ranks among the administration’s top priorities. Meanwhile, agricultural engineer Kevin Kinney and right to repair advocate Gay Gordon-Byrne exposed how John Deere has transformed from a tractor company into a soft...

As lithium battery fires emerge as a global epidemic and California’s largest grid storage facility burns, energy expert Steve Goreham predicts 2025 may doom green energy policies while former Colorado state Senator Kevin Lundberg dissects the constitutional basis for Trump’s birthright citizenship challenge. Battery Storage Catastrophe Reveals Green Energy Vulnerabilities Start listening at 72:19...

On January 27, 2025, Kim Monson examines two critical threats to American liberty: compromised election integrity and the systematic erosion of parental rights in public schools. Marly Hornik reveals staggering data from United Sovereign Americans, Roger Mangan explains rising insurance costs, and Erin Lee provides an update on her federal lawsuit against Poudre School District for secretly transi...

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The second day of the Trump administration marked extraordinary action as President Trump signed over 200 executive orders, rolling back Biden-era policies and restoring merit-based governance. Scott Powell , Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, joined the broadcast to analyze this historic moment as the beginning of a second American Revolution. A Populist Mandate and Constitutional Restorat...

President Donald Trump’s first day in office brought a flurry of executive action, from declaring a national emergency at the southern border to withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord and the World Health Organization. Meanwhile, Colorado’s legislative session advances bills that former state senator Kevin Lundberg warns could undermine Second Amendment rights and expand union power at the expe...

On the historic morning of Donald Trump’s second inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, Kim Monson delivered a broadcast filled with analysis, optimism, and important lessons about fire safety in the wake of the devastating Los Angeles fires. Start listening at 10:42 – Hour 1 Scott Whatley Reports from Washington D.C. KLZ radio host Scott Whatley , who traveled to Washington D.C....

In a supermajority, when one party has control over the House, Senate, and Governor’s office, the majority can pass almost any bill into law. This imbalance in the legislature and party line voting eliminates healthy moderation in policy which results when two parties compromise. Author Pam Long explains that Colorado learned in 2024 that there are three ways to stop the Democrat supermajority so...

As Colorado legislators introduce 150 bills in just nine days, liberty advocates mobilize to defend private property rights and firearms freedoms while preparedness experts share life-saving strategies for Coloradans facing uncertain times. Free State Colorado Monitors Legislative Threats Brandon Wark , founder of Free State Colorado, detailed the 2025 legislative landscape where Republicans gaine...

On January 16, 2025, Bob Boswell, Karen Levine, Pam Long, and Paul Lundeen joined the show. Energy CEO exposes 23 TABOR-circumventing fees draining oil and gas development while expressing optimism about Chris Wright leading the Department of Energy under Trump Realtor reports market picking up with interest rates stabilizing at 6 West Point graduate analyzes 700 bills to identify effective resist...