The Kim Monson Show

On March 22, 2024, Nephi Cole, Allen Thomas, Lorne Levy, Jim May, and Karen Levine joined the show. Exposed the true scope of Colorado’s assault weapons ban targeting 80% of firearms while providing actionable steps for constituent engagement Argued that Republican success depends on commitment to founding principles rather than loyalty to individual politicians, warning against personality-driven...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

On March 19, 2024, Kevin Lundberg, Mike Siemens, Paula Sarlls, and John Fabbricatore joined the show. Analyzed HB 24-1292 assault weapons ban scheduled for hearing, Ken Buck’s surprise resignation reducing Republican House majority, and the CD4 vacancy committee process Exposed legislative threats to farming and ranching, including HB 24-1375 wolf coexistence bill, explaining how less than 2% of A...

On March 18, 2024, Tom Nelson, Laurel Imer, Susan Kochevar, and John Carson joined the show. Nelson discussed his new documentary Climate the Movie, arguing that the climate crisis narrative is false and CO2 increases benefit life on Earth Imer discussed her campaign for Republican National Committee woman, emphasizing grassroots engagement, ending purity tests, and attracting younger voters Koche...

The Colorado legislature currently has a threesome of anti-1st Amendment bills which aim to hide public school officials’ misconduct. Pam Long notes that one bill, HB-1296, appears to be a retaliation bill drafted by the Poudre School District school board against members of the public who publicized school records involving two major scandals involving abuse of students and an “art club” secretly...

On March 15, 2024, Carol Swain, Paula Sarlls, and Dave Walden joined the show. Dr Paula Sarlls discusses renovation plans for the United States Marine Corps Memorial in Golden, Colorado, and announces the inaugural Women Veterans of Colorado conference Dave Walden shares the story of Alexander Sachs convincing FDR to support the Manhattan Project, illustrating how understanding your audience is es...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

On March 13, 2024, Trent Loos, Xavier Figueroa, Lori Martin Gregory, and Kevin Van Winkle joined the show. Loos investigates the true cost of industrial battery storage for renewable energy, revealing costs sixteen times higher than conventional power, while examining the water and subsidy implications for farmers Figueroa introduces a new initiative to restore integrity to scientific research, ex...

On March 12, 2024, Kevin Lundberg, Roger Mangan, Jon Boesen, and Paula Sarlls joined the show. Lundberg analyzes HB24-1363’s threat to charter school autonomy and connects transgender advocacy to CCP-backed efforts to destabilize Western civilization Mangan shares his journey from Chicago’s South Side through collegiate wrestling to building a successful State Farm agency, emphasizing mentorship a...

On March 11, 2024, Janak Joshi, David Legates, Kurt Gerwitz, and Stephanie joined the show. Former Colorado state representative and physician running for Congressional District 8 outlines his voting record of fiscal discipline and three priorities for Congress: economy, immigration, and healthcare Climatologist and professor emeritus debunks climate alarmism narratives, explains natural climate v...

On March 8, 2024, Richard Holtorf, Nephi Cole, Jim May, and Randall O’Toole joined the show. Outlines his Congressional District 4 campaign platform including a five-point border security plan, federal term limits, and making Trump-era tax cuts permanent Warns about multiple gun control bills including HB 1270 requiring liability insurance, HB 1348 on vehicle storage, merchant category codes for t...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

On March 7, 2024, Bob Boswell, Dusty Johnson, Karen Levine, Lauren Fix, and Paula Sarlls joined the show. Exposed Governor Polis’s 49-point greenhouse gas reduction plan and HB 24-159, which threatens to halt all oil and gas development in Colorado by 2032, devastating an industry that employs 300,000 workers Outlined her deregulation-focused approach to state government, emphasizing the need to s...

On March 6, 2024, Trent Loos, Ted Harvey, Izabela Patriota, and Lorne Levy joined the show. Exposes the false claim that the Super Bowl used 100% renewable energy, revealing Nevada Energy generates most power from natural gas Announces candidacy for CD4 Congressional seat following Ken Buck’s retirement Describes LOLA’s mission to spread individual liberty and free market values to women across 40...

On March 5, 2024, Kevin Lundberg, Jon Boesen, and Bill Rutledge joined the show. Former state senator exposes Senate Bills 159, 165, and 166 targeting Colorado’s energy industry, analyzes the Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling on Trump’s ballot eligibility, and explains the importance of caucus participation Personal injury attorney explains Colorado’s three-day reporting requirement for workplace i...

On March 4, 2024, Jeff Toborg, Brian Joondeph, and Burt Folsom joined the show. Announced a grassroots campaign to repeal Parker’s grocery tax, feminine product tax, and diaper tax through citizen petition, arguing these regressive taxes hurt families during inflationary times Described visiting Turkmenistan, one of the world’s most isolated and strange countries, and analyzed Nikki Haley’s D Dist...

On March 1, 2024, Nephi Cole, Greg Walcher, Jim May, and Bill Rutledge joined the show. Cole warned that HB 24-1270 requires firearm owners to purchase insurance that does not exist, while HB 24-1349 proposes an 11% tax on firearm purchases, both effectively creating poll taxes on constitutional rights Walcher exposed Colorado’s $14 billion rail scheme as destined to repeat California’s train-to-n...

On February 29, 2024, Paige Agostin and Karen Levine joined the show. Policy expert explains the continuing resolution fight, $73 billion in potential government cuts, and why the Big Four congressional leaders prioritize Ukraine funding over border security RE/MAX realtor provides spring market outlook and discusses Senate Bill 24-106 aimed at reforming construction defect legislation to reduce h...

On February 28, 2024, Rich Guggenheim, Stephen Varela, and Trent Loos joined the show. Guggenheim exposes HB 24-1071 permitting convicted felons to change names to match gender identity, discusses compelled speech legislation, and cites 1943 Supreme Court precedent against government-mandated orthodoxy Army veteran and State Board of Education member announces CD3 candidacy, emphasizing border sec...

On February 27, 2024, John Eastman and Kevin Lundberg joined the show. Eastman details his ongoing California bar disciplinary proceeding, warning that lawfare tactics targeting election-challenging attorneys threaten the adversarial justice system and embolden future election fraud Lundberg analyzes systematic vulnerabilities in Colorado’s mail-in ballot system, citing fraud statistics and critiq...

On February 26, 2024, Allen Thomas, Dagny Van Der Jagt, and Susan Kochevar joined the show. Allen Thomas analyzes Colorado’s dual ballot access system, arguing both caucus-assembly and petition processes have constitutional legitimacy while warning against rule changes that favor short-term partisan advantage DA candidate Dagny Van Der Jagt presents her vision for restoring blind justice, criticiz...

Politics are a messy business. In this essay Allen Thomas discusses the importance of holding ourselves to a higher standard so that we can reclaim the Colorado that we all love and save America from the extreme totalitarianism we are facing today.