The Jeff and Bill Show

Jeff (Bill had to go see the DEA) break down Colorado’s growing water concerns and what it means for summer across the state. Noah's Ark CEO Rob Williams joins the show to explain how drought conditions, low snowpack, and reservoir decisions could impact rafting, tourism, and local economies. The conversation covers wildfire risk, water management, and what residents should expect in the months ahead.   *The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.*

Jeff and Bill host AG candidate Dave Willson in-studio for a wide-ranging interview on crime, lawsuits, and election integrity. The conversation turns heated when Willson is pressed on election fraud claims, audits, and evidence. The debate escalates as Bill challenges key assertions and demands proof. Plus: • Wilson’s background in military law and cybersecurity • His stance on crime, sanctuary cities, and law enforcement • His criticism of Colorado AG Phil Weiser • The GOP primary matchup with Michael Allen   *The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.*

You get a lawsuit, you get a lawsuit, everyone gets a lawsuit!  Just like Oprah giving out free cars, the CO GOP gives out lawsuits.  After last night's Executive Committee Meeting devolved into more fighting, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert joins Jeff and Bill to talk about opening or closing the Colorado Primary.  Then George Taylor, Diversion Program Manager, DEA RMFD joins Jeff and Bill to highlight National Take Back Day tomorrow.   *The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.*

Jeff and Bill ask if it is wrong to make money on insider information?  A member of US Special Forces involved in the removal of Maduro from Venezuela has been arrested for making $400K betting on his removal.  We let members of Congress trade stock based on info the have that we do not, so what's the difference in the soldier's bet?     *The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.*

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.  

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.  

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.

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.  

An appeals court lifted the injunction preventing Texas from posting the Ten Commandments in every classroom.  Garrett Bell, Associate Counsel, First Liberty joins Jeff and Bill to outline the ruling and explain why this is not a violation of the separation of church and state.  Then callers add their opinions on the ruling 

Tucker Carlson says he is struggling with the fact he helped put President Trump back in the White House.  Jeff and Bill play Tucker's statement about regret and how he will regret it for a long time.  Do you feel the same?  Lots of calls on both sides from Trump supporters.  

Colorado ranks 48th for domestic migration!  We have 95% fewer people moving to Colorado over the last decade.  DJ Summers, Director of Communications and Research Operations, Common Sense Institute joins Jeff and Bill to explain what is going on in the Centennial State.  You can see the report here: https://www.commonsenseinstituteus.org/colorado/research/housing-and-our-community/colorados-waning-popularity-census-figures-show-domestic-outflow  

After Rep. Scott Bottoms said Victor Marx, one of his opponents in the Primary for Governor, is corrupt.  Marx challenged Bottoms to a debate on the Jeff and Bill show.  Yesterday, Bottoms accepted the challenge or did he.  Bottoms says he will debate Marx at an already schedule forum involving other candidates.  Is that the challenge Marx issued??

This time a case involving a Catholic pre-school that wants to offer pre-kindergarten with state funds but will not follow the state's non discriminations laws.  Amanda Dixon, lawyer with Becket who is handling the case joins Jeff and Bill.   She outlines the potential arguments and weakness in the state's case.  

In the U.S. support for Israel is dropping in ALL Demographics.  Why?  How much does the current war with Iran help or hurt?  Jeff and Bill welcome Joshua Sharf, Jewish Activist, to outline the erosion of support.  Why do we see Israel support falling in the GOP, especially with younger Republicans?  

If they want it to run power lines, can Xcel take your land?  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss Xcel trying to use eminent domain for green energy power lines.  It's a conversation about how we deal with increased power demand and balance that with Colorado's environment. Then it's a discussion about all the missing scientists.  What is happening to them?   

A federal judge has ordered the family of the man who attacked Jewish citizens in Boulder with Molotov cocktails and a homemade flame thrower to be released.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate if the family, who is here illegally, should be deported or charged with a crime.  

Jeff and Bill welcome James Wiley, Republican Candidate, Secretary of State into the studio and he outlines why he wants to make Secretary of State a boring job again.  James has issues with how we count ballots and wants to change some systems.  He also has a strong opinion about Tina Peters and her sentence.  

When the Aurora Police shoot a suspect or defend themselves should they say "sorry"?  The Aurora City Council appears ready to mandate an apology from the city in ANY police involved shooting.  Stephanie Hancock, Aurora City Councilwoman joins Jeff and Bill to outline WHY the other members of the council want an auto apology.  (if you guessed virtue signaling you get a prize)   

Did you remember it is marijuana appreciation day/4-20?  Jeff and Bill welcome Dr. Christian Thurstone, Chairman of Behavioral Health Services at Denver Health.  Dr. Thurstone explains the rise of Cannabis Use Disorder and the impact it is having on our kids.  

How was your weekend?  Jeff, Bill, and callers recap the busy Colorado weekend.  From the March for life, to NHL playoffs, and the World Champion L.A. Dodgers it was a busy weekend in Colorado.  Jeff and his family were at the March for Life, while Bill and his wife went to the Rockies game and got the much-sought after "Dinger Hat".   

Do you know Colorado's Attorney General?  Jeff and Bill highlight a recent poll shows only 25% of Colorado's voters have a favorable opinion of A.G. Phil Weiser.  Nearly 50% of the state have almost no name recognition!  What does it say about you as a candidate for Governor is half to voters don't know you and only a quarter even like you?

All the regulations are dragging down Colorado's economy, but do those in charge even know?  Stephanie Piko, Former Mayor of Centennial posted an essay on her LinkedIn page outlining the cumulative effects of regulations and how those in charge can't see the problem.  She joins Jeff and Bill to outline how many commissions and planners do not talk each other.  This means the people doing road regulations have no idea what the building regulators are doing, who have no idea what the energy regulators are doing.  And all those regulations stack up.  

Because of a budget mistake you WILL NOT get your TABOR refund for two years under the proposed Colorado budget.  Why?  Jeff and Bill explore the funny math used to justify the "suspension" of TABOT refunds.  Do you believe they will only keep it for 2 years, or is this setting the table to end TABOR refunds?  

The Arc of Victory will be a 250-foot-tall gift to America or the self-aggrandizement of a man who wants to be Emperor?  Jeff and Bill debate the Arc of Victory.  What is it for?  Is it needed in D.C.?  Would you go see it if built? 

Sensing a change in the electorate, Colorado Democrats want to Gerrymander themselves into office for decades.  Jeff and Bill welcome former county commissioner John Brackney and former city councilwoman Robyn Carnes.  They explain how Colorado Democrats want to clump as many Republicans as possible into a single district to consolidate power for decades.  After complaining about Trump trying to gerrymander districts, all of a sudden, our state Democrats think it's a great idea?!?!?

Recently Candace Owens leveled serious charges against Colorado GOP Gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx.  He joins Jeff and Bill to respond in an exclusive interview.  Human Trafficking, Gun Running, and more were all allegations leveled by Canadice. Any truth to them?  

In Colorado Extreme Indifference is a form of First-Degree Murder that applies when someone shows "universal malice" in a mass attack.  Examples are the Aurora Theater shooting and the King Soopers shooting.  Colorado Democrats want to lower the punishment for trying to kill multiple people.  Representative Dan Woog, of Law and Order Action, joins Jeff and Bill to outline the proposed changes and how it would put convicted killers back on the street sooner.  

Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and iHeartRadio held a harmful monopoly over many concert venues according to a jury.  In a rare win for Colorado who had joined over 20 other states in filing suit, a Manhattan jury found Live Nation used their market power to squeeze out competition and manipulate ticket prices.  Jeff and Bill share the inside story of how Live Nation manipulated the market and ask the question IF a monopoly is bad.  

Jeff and Bill can fight about anything but there is one thing they agree on, the difference testosterone has made in their lives.  Jonie and Heather from Game Day Men's Health are in studio to talk about the data driven treatments.  Both of the guys were feeling lethargic and ran out of energy in the middle of the afternoon. Game Day Men's Health changed all that, Jeff and Bill admit they were skeptical, but they can't argue with the difference it has made in their lives.  

Justin Everett, Regional Director for the Small Business Administration start the hour talking about the impact of tax policy on small businesses.  Then David McGarry, Research Director, Taxpayers Protection Alliance explains why US Tax Policy always seems to want to dig deeper into your pocket.  The second half of the hour is a conversation with Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, who has gathered enough signatures to make it on the primary ballot.    

Jeff and Bill start the hour with Representative Lauren Boebert she is fighting against the renewal of the FISA law that allowed Jack Smith to spy on members of Congress. She also talks about two Reps resigning over scandalous allegations.  Then Ian Escalante, Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners is in studio to explain the gun grabbing this session from the Democrats.  Also, Ian was recently kicked out of a Senate hearing.  Why???

Republican candidate for Governor, Victor Marx was the subject of an entire show by Candice Owens.  While Candice says she is just asking questions, she alleges Victor is an arms dealer and human trafficker.  Jeff and Bill walk through the conspiracy and why Victor has suddenly attracted the interest of one of the largest podcasts in America.  

Jeff and Bill welcome Documentary Filmmaker Deborah Flora into the studio to talk about her recent interview with President Trump.  Deborah and her husband Jonathan are working on a 9-11 Documentary and were granted a sit-down interview with the President.  Don't miss Deborah talking about the conversation Trump was having right before the interview and his reflections on both the day and how it impacts his current decision making.  

Too many votes counted at the GOP State Party Assembly in Pueblo Saturday.  How did the party of election integrity have 87 more votes than delegates?  Maria Orms, Cyber Security Expert, and former candidate for Governor joins Jeff and Bill in studio to share what issue she saw and experienced Saturday.  What vulnerabilities did she identify at the assembly?  

Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss business exodus from Colorado.  About 100 have left our state, 32 or which are publicly traded.  Why?  Does Colorado have a growth mindset?  Are taxes and regulations crippling growth?  In 2022, Colorado was ranked 4th best in the nation.  last year, we ranked 11th and 6th worst for regulations.  

Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the fight between President Trump and Pope Leo.  Trump says the Pope is weak in crime and wants Iran to have nuclear weapons.  Is he right?  Or is Trump picking a political fight with a religious leader?  What side to Romans Catholics Take?

President Trump posted a critique if Pope Leo and a Christ-like image of himself saving America.  Blasphemy?  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the posts and religious implications.  

Colorado House minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell joins Jeff and Bill to outline cuts made to the state budget but it is still out of whack.  He also address being censured over the open/closed primaries.  

Jeff and Bill were in Pueblo Saturday for the State GOP Assembly.  Delegates call in and share their experiences. From problems getting credentials, too many ballots counted, and a couple of surprise nominations from the floor, it was a crazy long day.  Who won and who went home knowing their campaign has ended?  

Jeff and Bill were in Pueblo for the GOP state assembly.  They share the sights and sounds.  Callers join the conversation about pain points like long lines for credentialling, voting confusion, and bad audio at the event.  If you were a 1st time delegate, would you return?  

Peter Boyles Guest Hosts The Jeff and Bill Show - April 10, 2026 Hour 4: Local MMA Fighter Chris Camozzi is In-Studio with Peter, talking MMA and previewing Chris' upcoming World Title Fight on April 17!  

Peter Boyles Guest Hosts The Jeff and Bill Show - April 10, 2026 Hour 3: A fast-moving hour covering: Colorado GOP governor race ahead of the Pueblo assembly Campaign chatter  Frustration with how talk radio and media have shifted A classic radio story that shows how different things used to be And, Peter talks with Emily Baker on her Son's Battle with CIC-DUX4 Sarcoma. Link to Donate: https://www.givesendgo.com/calebstrong2024   

Peter Boyles Guest Hosts The Jeff and Bill Show - April 10, 2026 Hour 2:  Hour 2 shifts to how political power actually operates. Political Strategist Ted Trimpa joins and breaks down the mechanics behind decisions, influence, and why outcomes don’t always match what voters expect.  

Peter Boyles Guest Hosts The Jeff and Bill Show - April 10, 2026 Hour 1 Peter Boyles fills in and the conversation goes straight to the fault lines on the right. War in the Middle East sparks sharp disagreement—who are we fighting for, and why are we back here again? Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams joins to break down the Colorado GOP assembly, the candidates, and why Republicans haven’t won statewide in years.

A Judicial Watch lawsuit has resulted in 372,000 inactive voters being removed from Colorado's voter rolls.  Russ Nobile, Senior Election Law Attorney, Judicial Watch joins Jeff and Bill to outline the success.  Then Sue from Liberty Scorecard calls in to address statements from Senator Barb Kirkmeyer earlier in the show.  

Republican Senator and candidate for Governor, Barb Kirkmeyer says yes.   She is in studio with Jeff and Bill.  Sen. Kirkmeyer talks about why she petitioned on the ballot and what se expects at the state assembly this weekend.  The Senator is part of the Joint Budget Committee and outlines how as Governor she could get the budget inline very quickly.  

The GOP Primary ballot will become clear after Saturday.  Jeff and Bill will be in Pueblo for the event.  Gubernatorial hopeful Rep. Scott Bottoms joins the show to handicap his chances at the assembly. What % does he think he will capture?  Rep. Bottoms talks about the ongoing investigation to an alleged pedophile ring involving lawmakers in Colorado   Then Senator Mark Baisley joins Jeff and Bill to talk about his race to take on Sen. John Hickenlooper this fall.

Jeff and Bill examine a recent poll showing many Colorado Democrats have approval ratings that are underwater.  Two are lower than the Colorado GOP!  Gov. Polis is doing the best with a 44% favorability rating. Hickenlooper, Bennet, Weiser, and Griswold all rank lower.  Two of those have a lower favorability rating than the Colorado Republican Party.  Then Dr. Janak Joshi, candidate for the Republican nomination for Senate, taking on Hickenlooper, joins the show.  

Sheriff Jason Mikesell wants to be Colorado's next Governor.  He joins Jeff and Bill to outline why he feels Safety and the Economy are the driving issue of the campaign.  He also highlights parole and probation changes will make a huge impact on the state.  

One of the candidates who wants to chart a different path for our state from the Governor's mansion, John Brooks is in studio.  Brooks is running for the GOP nomination.  He outlines his background and plan for Colorado.  What does he feel are the top issues facing our state?  Brooks talks about Colorado needing to tackle Business Investment, Affordability, Transportation and more.