In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the Colorado Court of Appeals' decision in the Tina Peters case, where her sentence was overturned due to a violation of her First Amendment rights. Dan shares key excerpts from the court's opinion, highlighting the importance of protecting free speech. He also discusses the potential implications of this ruling on Governor Polis' decision to commute Tina Peters' sentence. Additionally, Dan breaks down President Trump's recent speech, discussing the President's commitment to finishing the job and the potential consequences of his words.

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Dan discusses the recent US Supreme Court decision striking down Colorado's law restricting counselors from providing guidance to minors on their gender identity. He's joined by Brittany Vessely, executive director of the Colorado Catholic Conference, who shares her insights on the implications of this ruling and the latest developments in the Colorado legislature. They also touch on the broader issue of parental rights and the Left's efforts to censor speech, particularly in the context of the Catholic Church.

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Today on the Dan Caplis Show, Dan breaks down the latest news on birthright citizenship and the US Supreme Court's upcoming decision. He shares his take on the oral arguments, explaining why he believes the Court won't simply throw out birthright citizenship. Dan also discusses the recent federal court ruling that makes it easier for the Colorado GOP to close their primary to registered Republicans only. He's joined by Heidi Ganaal, a Colorado GOP expert, to discuss the implications of this ruling and how it could impact the upcoming election.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the US Supreme Court's argument on birthright citizenship. He discusses the case's significance, highlighting the potential implications of the court's decision on national policy. Dan also touches on the administration's argument, citing the 14th Amendment and the case of Wong Kim Ark. The conversation also shifts to the Artemis mission, with Dan and his team providing live coverage of the moon launch. Additionally, the show tackles listener questions and comments on the topic of birthright citizenship and the US Supreme Court's role in shaping the nation's laws.

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Dan dives into Tuesday's breaking U.S. Supreme Court decision in the case of Chiles v. Salazar. Joining Dan is Carrie Severino, JCN President and SCOTUS expert, who breaks down the implications of the ruling. They discuss the Colorado law that prohibited licensed counselors from engaging in "conversion therapy" with minors, and how the Supreme Court found it to be a textbook case of viewpoint discrimination. Carrie shares her insights on the broader ramifications of this decision and its potential impact on future cases.

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Dan is joined by Doug Friednash, a prominent Democrat and lawyer, who shares his thoughts on the state's caucus system, calling it outdated and in need of change. Doug's piece in the Denver Post highlights the issues with the current system, including its exclusivity and lack of user-friendliness. Dan also discusses the controversy surrounding Jena Griswold, a candidate for Attorney General, with a former staffer speaking out against her. The conversation touches on the importance of integrity and qualifications in public office.

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Dan dives into the latest news and updates from Colorado politics. He discusses the upcoming Democratic Assembly, where party leaders are set to nominate their candidates for the upcoming election. Dan also talks to Rep. Ty Winter (R-47), the assistant minority leader in Colorado, about the state's budget and the potential for a structural deficit. Additionally, Dan shares his thoughts on the "no kings" movement and its potential motivations, and discusses the recent resignation of Kim Bimesteffer, the head of Colorado's Medicaid agency.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the latest news on the Strait of Hormuz, now potentially renamed the Strait of Trump. He shares his thoughts on President Trump's confidence in the situation, discussing the importance of a true victory in the war with Iran. The conversation also touches on the Democratic Party's evolution in Colorado, the Epstein case, and the need for accountability. Additionally, Dan addresses the topic of puppy mills in Colorado and the proposed bill to outlaw them. He also discusses the Tiger Woods DUI arrest and the importance of addressing substance impairment in society.

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Dan discusses the latest news and hot topics in Colorado politics. He touches on the potential end of Diana DeGette's political career, the upcoming primary election, and the controversy surrounding Jena Griswold's claim of arguing in front of the US Supreme Court. Dan also delves into the issue of puppy mills, sharing a personal story from a listener who adopted a puppy mill survivor. Additionally, he explores the concept of self-preservation and the need for stricter laws regarding drunk driving after Tigers Woods gets arrested yet again for driving under the influence.

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