Dan breaks down the highlights and fireworks from the Tina Peters case before the Colorado Court of Appeals, in a thorough analysis of the concerns behind the sentencing of the former Mesa County clerk in front of what appears to be a very politically motivated judge.

George Brauchler, 23rd district attorney finally gets his phone to work and checks in on the Tina Peters case with strong hints from Governor Polis that he will be granting her and other elderly incarcerated persons clemency in the coming days or weeks.

Also, George and Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly have filed a lawsuit against Governor Polis challenging the constitutionality of a Colorado statute governing the certification of federally issued U-Visas.  At issue is a state law addressing U-Visas, a tool for local law enforcement officers and prosecutors to seek temporary legal status from federal immigration officials for non-citizen crime victims and witnesses who are willing to assist law enforcement in the investigation and prosecution of those crimes.

Kyle Clark of 9 NEWS theorizes that granting clemency for Tina Peters may become an indelible, and perhaps infamous, part of Governor Jared Polis's legacy. Dan outlines the steps to watch out for next, as Polis goes toe-to-toe with President Trump on federal funding being withheld.

Jon Caldara, president of the Independent Institute, joins Dan to debate the issue of whether or not law enforcement - specifically ICE agents - should wear masks to conceal their identity from the public as they conduct deporation sweeps.

Brita Horn, Colorado GOP Chair, calls into the program to reveal the site of this year's state assembly for the Republican party. 

Cliff May from The Foundation for Defense of Democracies joins Dan out of the gate to discuss to potential overthrow of Iran's Islamofascist regime after nearly 47 years in power.

Carrie Severino of the Judicial Crisis Network breaks down today's oral arguments in two cases (Idaho, West Virginia) on banning transgender female athletes from girls' and women's sports at the state level.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R, CO-4) was forced to work around a veto by President Trump of a bill she co-sponsored, the 'Finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act,' in order to bring much-needed water to the Eastern Plains of Colorado. She joins Dan to discuss passage of a funding package for access to clean water in her district.

Matt Sharp, Alliance Defending Freedom updates Dan on the state trans athlete bans before the U.S. Supreme Court, as Justice Samuel Alito effectively checkmates plaintiff's counsel by asking how a court determine whether there's discrimination on the bases if sex without knowing what sex means.

Wanda Sykes and Mark Ruffalo join the chorus against ICE at the Golden Globes, as Denver City Council contemplates banning agents from wearing masks during the course of their duties.

David Ignatius of the Washington Post says 'the Iranian regime, if hit hard, will begin to crack,' but also warns President Trump 'if you go in without a good plan, you'll make things a lot worse.' Dan offers his thoughts on a potential precision military strike Iran to topple the Ayathollah and mullahs.

NBA head coaches Steve Kerr (Golden State Warriors) and Doc Rivers (Milwaukee Bucks) offer extremely uninformed opinions, if not outright lies, about the ICE agent who shot and killed Renee Good in Minneapolis.

Chicago Police superintendent Larry Snelling gives a press conference in which he reminds the public that federal agents ARE members of law enforcement, and as such - it is reasonable for them to use deadly force if you box them in with your vehicle. Don't do it.

Kevin in Loveland, a retired LAPD officer, gives his perspective on the fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis. 

Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams provides his law enforcement perspective on the fatal shooting by ICE in Minneapolis of a 37-year-old female protester and Colorado native. Was it a 'good shoot'? Could agents have handled the situation differently, based on the video evidence observed?

Also, finance expert and radio host Dave Ramsey says 'the fastest growing addiction that is destroying young men in their 20s is online sports betting.