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On July 18, 2024, Travis Morrell, Daniel Turner, Karen Levine, and Leslie Manookian joined the show. Morrell details how 150 medical students overturned a physician vote against pediatric gender interventions, exposing WPATH’s influence on medical training and the urgent need for Protect Kids Colorado’s ballot initiatives Turner analyzes the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling ending 40 years of burea...

On July 17, 2024, Paula Sarlls, Lauren Fix, Lorne Levy, Trent Loos, and Jordan Scott joined the show. Announced August 24th anniversary event at Iwo Jima Park featuring Medal of Honor recipient Drew Dix, Dave Bray USA performance, and surviving Iwo Jima veterans Analyzed how the Supreme Court’s Chevron ruling could dismantle federal EV mandates Updated listeners on mortgage rate improvements follo...

On July 16, 2024, Ed Tarpey and Matt Vadum joined the show. Discussed the Supreme Court Fisher decision that struck down DOJ’s use of Sarbanes-Oxley against January 6th defendants, explaining his amicus brief argued the broad interpretation threatened First Amendment freedoms Analyzed AOC’s impeachment articles against Justices Thomas and Alito as political theater, examined the Chevron deference...

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On July 15, 2024, Ricky Rarick, Nephi Cole, Roger Mangan, and Joe Arbuckle joined the show. Military veteran and federal agency trainer analyzed the catastrophic breakdown in Secret Service protection at the Butler, Pennsylvania rally, explaining how advance teams failed to secure lines of sight and rooftops Discussed the proposed 6 Explained the new Matching of Undamaged Roof Surfacing Endorsemen...

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Author Pam Long shares that with the momentum towards a near-future digital currency and its potential to become a social credit system, trusted relationships will become essential for life outside of a government economy based on compliance. Long explains why people should reconsider their trust in U.S. health agencies and their captured healthcare providers.

On July 12, 2024, Jim Paff and Harrison Floyd joined the show. Paff discusses the removal of pro-life and marriage planks from the GOP platform, calls for churches to engage in civic life, and recounts his experience leading Colorado’s 2006 marriage amendment campaign Floyd explains a federal lawsuit in Colorado where the NAACP and League of Women Voters sued citizens for post-election. RNC Platfo...

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On July 11, 2024, Ramey Johnson, Gianna Miceli, Karen Levine, and Pam Long joined the show. Described economic deterioration on Colfax Boulevard, discussed contrast with opponent’s sanctuary city stance, and emphasized her campaign focus on wisdom, courage, and hope Celebrated Chevron and Jarkesy decisions curbing bureaucratic power, explained her constitutional living approach without government...

On July 10, 2024, Donna Tompkins, James Lyons-Weiler, and Trent Loos joined the show. Tompkins explains the two Protect Kids Colorado initiatives requiring girls’ sports protections and parental notification when children show gender confusion at school Dr Loos reveals John Deere’s funding of pride events for children, pronoun requirements for employees, and DEI programs, connecting this to broade...

On July 9, 2024, Kevin Lundberg joined the show. Analyzed Colorado’s crowded November ballot including abortion constitutional amendments, Protect Kids Colorado petition drives, and legislative referrals affecting property taxes Protect Kids Colorado Petition Drives and Ballot Initiative Strategy Start listening at 16:15 – Hour 1 Kevin Lundberg reports that signature gathering for the Protect Kids...

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On July 8, 2024, Rob Natelson, Taralyn Romero, and Roger Mangan joined the show. Analyzed the October 2023 Supreme Court term, explaining how Loper Bright overturned Chevron deference, SEC v Reported that a judge granted the Parkland Metropolitan District immediate possession of Polizzi Farm property, while the Brighton City Council retains responsibility to ensure minimal farming disruption Contr...

On the July 5, 2024 Independence Day week broadcast, Kim Monson welcomes historian and author Bill Federer to trace the religious and philosophical roots of American self-government, then sits down with retired Air Force Colonel Bill Rutledge for a sweeping account of General Hap Arnold, the officer who built the United States Air Force from the ground up. Faith, Self-Government, and the Danger of...

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On this Independence Day broadcast, July 4, 2024, Kim Monson presents two pre-recorded conversations that capture the heart of the American experiment. Jake Jabs, the 93-year-old founder of American Furniture Warehouse, recounts his family’s escape from communist tyranny and his rise from a Montana farm to a billion-dollar business. Stan Everitt, founder of the Legacy Project, breaks down the Decl...

On this special Independence Day eve broadcast, July 3, 2024, Kim Monson welcomes historian Scott Powell and sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos to examine the spiritual and civic foundations of American freedom. Powell traces the improbable patriot victory in the Revolutionary War while Loos reports on a modern-day push to reclaim self-governance in Illinois, drawing sharp parallels between the fo...

On July 2, 2024, Kim Monson pre-recorded a special Independence Day week broadcast exploring the Battle of Gettysburg, the Civil War’s causes and consequences, Abraham Lincoln’s reading habits and rise to power, and the enduring relevance of the Declaration of Independence with military historian Dennis Busch, Princeton scholar Allen Guelzo, attorney Jon Boesen, and retired Army Colonel Brad Mille...

On July 1, 2024, Kim Monson opens Independence Day week with a pre-recorded broadcast exploring the economic question that could shape the presidential election and the founding principles that define American liberty. Dr. Brian Joondeph examines why economic conditions make Ronald Reagan’s 1980 debate question more relevant than ever, while Brad Beck traces the philosophical roots of the Declarat...

“Those host of worthies” of the American Founding recognized, for the first time in human history, the universal, equal, natural rights of all men as a basis to build a new society. Author Brad Beck celebrates this accomplishment and America's birthday.

On June 28, 2024, Charlie Johnson, Rick Turnquist, Karen Levine, Lorne Levy, Jim May, and Tom Tarver joined the show. Johnson, a retired corrections officer and truck driver, outlines his campaign for Jefferson County Commissioner focusing on opposing sanctuary policies, protecting TABOR, and supporting law enforcement Turnquist examines how the founders designed constitutional government and cont...

On June 27, 2024, Carol Baker, Carol VanLandingham, Rick Rome, Fred Clifford, Mizo Mirzoya, Bennett Rutledge, Ross Klopf, Josh Lallement, Dave Walden, Jay Davidson, and Lauren Fix joined the show. Led Liberty Toastmasters discussion on the Declaration of Independence, framing it as a ‘breakup letter’ to King George with 27 grievances that the Constitution was designed to address Shared how Boulder...

In honor of America’s birthday, Rick Turnquist reviews the principles upon which our country was founded, and talks about how the spirit of 1776 has almost been lost.