Should you be able to sue Federal Employees for violating your Constitutional Rights?  Colorado Democrats are floating a bill called "No Kings" that would let you do just that.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the law and consequences.  Who would you sue for taking away your rights?  Is this just going to clog the judicial system with silly lawsuits, or is that the point.

Should you be able to sue Federal Employees for violating your Constitutional Rights?&nbsp; Colorado Democrats are floating a bill called "No Kings" that would let you do just that.&nbsp; Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the law and consequences.&nbsp; Who would you sue for taking away your rights?&nbsp; Is this just going to clog the judicial system with silly lawsuits, or is that the point.

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No Kings Becoming Law in Colorado?

Kathleen Chandler, member of the RTD Board spends the hour with Jeff and Bill.  She outlines the challenges balancing service with revenue.  Kathleen says RTD is running too many lines with low ridership and has a strange fascination with trains that does not make sense.  She says RTD would function better if it was focused on those dependent on public transportation instead of trying to be all things to all residents.  

Kathleen Chandler, member of the RTD Board spends the hour with Jeff and Bill.&nbsp; She outlines the challenges balancing service with revenue.&nbsp; Kathleen says RTD is running too many lines with low ridership and has a strange fascination with trains that does not make sense.&nbsp; She says RTD would function better if it was focused on those dependent on public transportation instead of trying to be all things to all residents.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Why Don't You Take the RTD Trains or Buses More Often?  

This hour its two different looks at your privacy and government information.  El Paso County District Attorney, Michael Allen joins Jeff and Bill to talk about a bill that would restrict police access to Flock camera.  He says law enforcement should have access to all technology reasonably possible to help solve crimes and keep neighborhoods safe.  D.A. Allen points out everything Flock records is in public, so do you have the expectation of privacy in the first place? Then Representative Ken DeGraff joins Jeff and Bill to explain a bill he is sponsoring to stop the government from buying your information from 3rd party vendors.  

This hour its two different looks at your privacy and government information.&nbsp; El Paso County District Attorney, Michael Allen joins Jeff and Bill to talk about a bill that would restrict police access to Flock camera.&nbsp; He says law enforcement should have access to all technology reasonably possible to help solve crimes and keep neighborhoods safe.&nbsp; D.A. Allen points out everything Flock records is in public, so do you have the expectation of privacy in the first place? Then Representative Ken DeGraff joins Jeff and Bill to explain a bill he is sponsoring to stop the government from buying your information from 3rd party vendors.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Privacy and Government Surveillance

Jeff, Bill, and callers react to the unexpected indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center.  The FBI claims the SPLC funded some of the most radical and violent conservative groups in the nation.  Were they creating the problems they were fighting?  SPLC claims they were paying confidential informants not funding the groups.  

Jeff, Bill, and callers react to the unexpected indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center.&nbsp; The FBI claims the SPLC funded some of the most radical and violent conservative groups in the nation.&nbsp; Were they creating the problems they were fighting?&nbsp; SPLC claims they were paying confidential informants not funding the groups.&nbsp;&nbsp;

No Kings Becoming Law in Colorado?

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