David Olesky, Special Agent in Charge for DEA's Rocky Mountain Field Division joins Jeff and Bill to talk about the fight in Colorado.  Olesky gives a shout out to the Aurora PD and the coordination between the two agencies.  With their help some Mexican Cartell members were recently arrested for a car theft ring.  Olesky also address why Colorado is still a focal point for drug trafficking.  

David Olesky, Special Agent in Charge for DEA's Rocky Mountain Field Division joins Jeff and Bill to talk about the fight in Colorado.&nbsp; Olesky gives a shout out to the Aurora PD and the coordination between the two agencies.&nbsp; With their help some Mexican Cartell members were recently arrested for a car theft ring.&nbsp; Olesky also address why Colorado is still a focal point for drug trafficking.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Opioid Deaths Down in America But Up in Colorado.  Why?

Compared to 2019, the average Colorado family will need to make $15K more a year to afford the same standard of living. Why? Jeff and Bill welcome DJ Summers, Director of Communication and Research Operations, Common Sense Institute to outline a new report about the cost of living in Colorado.  The report is linked below.  

https://www.commonsenseinstituteus.org/colorado/research/jobs-and-our-economy/the-inflation-hangover-how-the-post-pandemic-price-surge-reshaped-affordability-in-america

 

Compared to 2019, the average Colorado family will need to make $15K more a year to afford the same standard of living. Why? Jeff and Bill welcome DJ Summers, Director of Communication and Research Operations, Common Sense Institute to outline a new report about the cost of living in Colorado.&nbsp; The report is linked below.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.commonsenseinstituteus.org/colorado/research/jobs-and-our-economy/the-inflation-hangover-how-the-post-pandemic-price-surge-reshaped-affordability-in-america">https://www.commonsenseinstituteus.org/colorado/research/jobs-and-our-economy/the-inflation-hangover-how-the-post-pandemic-price-surge-reshaped-affordability-in-america</a>
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It's Not Your Imagination, Colorado Is One of the Most Unaffordable States in the Nation

Joe Kent, Trump's Director of National Counter Terrorism resigned yesterday and publicly claimed Israel convinced Trump to go to war.  Is he right?  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the causes for the ar, behavior if Iran, and the US presence in the Middle East.  

Joe Kent, Trump's Director of National Counter Terrorism resigned yesterday and publicly claimed Israel convinced Trump to go to war.&nbsp; Is he right?&nbsp; Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the causes for the ar, behavior if Iran, and the US presence in the Middle East.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Did Israel Draw the US Into War with Iran?  A Trump Official Says Yes.  

Jeff and Bill start with Colorado Senator Scott Bright, who represents the district JBS calls home.  The Senator outlines the issues between the union and the plant along with outlining the disagreements that led to the strike.  Does Sen. Bright think the contract will be resolved or will JBS close the plant?  Then it's a conversation about Gov. Polis' silence on the issue.  Why hasn't he said anything?  

Jeff and Bill start with Colorado Senator Scott Bright, who represents the district JBS calls home.&nbsp; The Senator outlines the issues between the union and the plant along with outlining the disagreements that led to the strike.&nbsp; Does Sen. Bright think the contract will be resolved or will JBS close the plant?&nbsp; Then it's a conversation about Gov. Polis' silence on the issue.&nbsp; Why hasn't he said anything?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Opioid Deaths Down in America But Up in Colorado. Why?

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