A liberal University wouldn't lie about why it was terminating a relationship with a conservative professor, would they?  Peter welcomes John Eastman to the show to talk about how/why CU is not letting him teach and if their reasoning holds up.  Then Peter delves into Eastman's involvement in the Big Lie running up to Jan 6. 

A liberal University wouldn't lie about why it was terminating a relationship with a conservative professor, would they?&nbsp; Peter welcomes John Eastman to the show to talk about how/why CU is not letting him teach and if their reasoning holds up.&nbsp; Then Peter delves into Eastman's involvement in the Big Lie running up to Jan 6.&nbsp;

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Peter Boyles May 5 8am

The Peter Boyles Show - October 10, 2026 HR 4: Peter Boyles takes more open calls on whether the Pentagon should livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, with callers debating justice, deterrence, and whether broadcasting it would only give Hasan more notoriety.

The discussion widens into America’s history of intervention in Iran and Central America, the influence of powerful lobbying groups, China’s role in the drug trade, and the costs of U.S. foreign policy. Peter closes with concerns about AI, truth, and America’s future, returning to the question of whether the public should watch the execution.

The Peter Boyles Show - October 10, 2026 HR 4: Peter Boyles takes more open calls on whether the Pentagon should livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, with callers debating justice, deterrence, and whether broadcasting it would only give Hasan more notoriety.
The discussion widens into America&rsquo;s history of intervention in Iran and Central America, the influence of powerful lobbying groups, China&rsquo;s role in the drug trade, and the costs of U.S. foreign policy. Peter closes with concerns about AI, truth, and America&rsquo;s future, returning to the question of whether the public should watch the execution.

More Fort Hood Execution Debate: Justice or Public Spectacle?

The Peter Boyles Show - October 10, 2026 HR 3: Peter Boyles opens the phones with a debate over whether the planned firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan should be streamed publicly, as callers clash over justice, deterrence, and the danger of turning an execution into propaganda.

The conversation expands into U.S. involvement in the Middle East, intelligence failures surrounding October 7, and the legacy of British imperialism. Peter also discusses the renaming of military bases and removal of statues, arguing that both the left and right should stop rewriting history, before predicting a difficult November election for Republicans.

The Peter Boyles Show - October 10, 2026 HR 3: Peter Boyles opens the phones with a debate over whether the planned firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan should be streamed publicly, as callers clash over justice, deterrence, and the danger of turning an execution into propaganda.
The conversation expands into U.S. involvement in the Middle East, intelligence failures surrounding October 7, and the legacy of British imperialism. Peter also discusses the renaming of military bases and removal of statues, arguing that both the left and right should stop rewriting history, before predicting a difficult November election for Republicans.

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The conversation also turns personal as Peter reflects on his recovery and the upcoming Broadcasting Hall of Fame induction. After Hopkins leaves, Peter returns to the debate over whether the scheduled execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan should be televised, with callers offering opposing views on justice, deterrence, and whether the public should witness the consequences of violence. The hour also touches on California’s political outlook and the challenges facing Republicans in the upcoming election.

The Peter Boyles Show - October 10, 2026 HR 2: Peter Boyles welcomes Dan Hopkins, the longtime Denver radio veteran who gave Peter his first job in broadcasting, for a nostalgic look back at the early days of Denver radio, the legendary personalities who shaped the industry, and the rise of provocative talk radio through figures like Alan Berg.
The conversation also turns personal as Peter reflects on his recovery and the upcoming Broadcasting Hall of Fame induction. After Hopkins leaves, Peter returns to the debate over whether the scheduled execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan should be televised, with callers offering opposing views on justice, deterrence, and whether the public should witness the consequences of violence. The hour also touches on California&rsquo;s political outlook and the challenges facing Republicans in the upcoming election.

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