In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, the host shares a personal story of why he left Colorado and moved to Wyoming, citing the state's rapid decline into a "leftist cesspool" with crumbling infrastructure, rising taxes, and a growing crime problem. He recalls the state's once-strong libertarian roots and how they've been eroded over the years.

The speaker discusses the recent article highlighting the average Colorado resident's hefty state-sanctioned fees, which have more than tripled since 2008. He also touches on the state's transportation woes, including the lack of maintenance on roads like Glenwood Canyon, which led to a harrowing experience with a blown tire. Additionally, he addresses the new AR-15 law, which requires a background check, application, and training course to purchase a semi-automatic rifle.

The host expresses his frustration with the law, arguing that it's a thinly veiled attempt to limit gun ownership and that the training course is a barrier designed to make it expensive for people to buy an AR-15. He also shares his concerns about the current Supreme Court makeup and the potential outcome of the law.

If you're concerned about the direction of Colorado's government and the impact on its residents, tune in to this episode to hear the host's scathing critique and his proposed solution to the state's problems.