11-2-26 - Daily Talkbacks

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10-31-26 The Weekend Hour 1: Seven Polish Judges & A Constitutional Crisis

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10-31-26 The Weekend Hour 2: Do I Believe The President?

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10-31-26 The Weekend Hour 3: The Dead Cow - Energy & Global Realignment

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This week's early voting numbers in Colorado are sending mixed signals, leaving many wondering what it all means. The Secretary of State's office reported that 1.2 million ballots have been returned, with Democrats leading the way, but the numbers are not as clear-cut as they seem.

The speaker delves into the details of the early voting numbers, pointing out that the state's head start on mailing ballots may be skewing the results. By comparing the numbers to the same point in 2022, it appears that the surge in early voting is not as significant as some have claimed. In fact, the pace of ballots being returned is actually 14% slower than in 2022, when the state didn't start mailing ballots until the week of October 17th.

The speaker also highlights the importance of looking beyond the party affiliation on the envelopes, as the unaffiliated voters, who make up 51% of the state's active voters, are often the deciding factor in Colorado elections. With 520,000 unaffiliated voters having turned in ballots, but their votes remaining unknown, the outcome of the election remains uncertain.

To get a clearer picture of what's to come, the speaker suggests keeping an eye on the daily numbers and the unaffiliated share of the ballots, which tends to climb as election day approaches. If you haven't voted yet, it's not too late to make your voice heard - take your ballot to a drop box or a voter service center by 7 o'clock Tuesday night.

This week's early voting numbers in Colorado are sending mixed signals, leaving many wondering what it all means. The Secretary of State's office reported that 1.2 million ballots have been returned, with Democrats leading the way, but the numbers are not as clear-cut as they seem.The speaker delves into the details of the early voting numbers, pointing out that the state's head start on mailing ballots may be skewing the results. By comparing the numbers to the same point in 2022, it appears that the surge in early voting is not as significant as some have claimed. In fact, the pace of ballots being returned is actually 14% slower than in 2022, when the state didn't start mailing ballots until the week of October 17th.The speaker also highlights the importance of looking beyond the party affiliation on the envelopes, as the unaffiliated voters, who make up 51% of the state's active voters, are often the deciding factor in Colorado elections. With 520,000 unaffiliated voters having turned in ballots, but their votes remaining unknown, the outcome of the election remains uncertain.To get a clearer picture of what's to come, the speaker suggests keeping an eye on the daily numbers and the unaffiliated share of the ballots, which tends to climb as election day approaches. If you haven't voted yet, it's not too late to make your voice heard - take your ballot to a drop box or a voter service center by 7 o'clock Tuesday night.

10-30-26 - 9am - Colorado Early Voting Numbers Sending Mixed Signals?

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In a state where data centers are popping up left and right, one thing is clear: the debate is heating up. This episode delves into the world of data centers, where concerns about their impact on the environment, local communities, and the economy are piling up. From the largest data center in Colorado to the concerns of residents living near proposed sites, we're exploring the facts and fiction surrounding these massive facilities.

The speaker takes a closer look at the data center proposed in Aurora, Colorado, which would be the largest in the state, and the concerns of residents living nearby. We'll examine the claims that data centers are a threat to the environment, from electricity consumption to water usage, and the impact on local communities. But are these concerns based on fact or fiction? We'll separate the truth from the myths and explore the real issues at play.

The speaker also discusses the economic benefits of data centers, including the jobs they create and the taxes they pay. But are these benefits worth the costs, or are data centers just a way for companies to get a free pass on taxes and regulations? We'll examine the case of Loudoun County, Virginia, where data centers have become a major source of revenue for the county.

If you're interested in learning more about the data center debate and what it means for your community, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's take on the issue. With a critical eye and a passion for fact-based discussion, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to separate the facts from the fiction in the world of data centers.

In a state where data centers are popping up left and right, one thing is clear: the debate is heating up. This episode delves into the world of data centers, where concerns about their impact on the environment, local communities, and the economy are piling up. From the largest data center in Colorado to the concerns of residents living near proposed sites, we're exploring the facts and fiction surrounding these massive facilities.The speaker takes a closer look at the data center proposed in Aurora, Colorado, which would be the largest in the state, and the concerns of residents living nearby. We'll examine the claims that data centers are a threat to the environment, from electricity consumption to water usage, and the impact on local communities. But are these concerns based on fact or fiction? We'll separate the truth from the myths and explore the real issues at play.The speaker also discusses the economic benefits of data centers, including the jobs they create and the taxes they pay. But are these benefits worth the costs, or are data centers just a way for companies to get a free pass on taxes and regulations? We'll examine the case of Loudoun County, Virginia, where data centers have become a major source of revenue for the county.If you're interested in learning more about the data center debate and what it means for your community, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's take on the issue. With a critical eye and a passion for fact-based discussion, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to separate the facts from the fiction in the world of data centers.

10-30-26 - 10am - Facts and Fiction Surrounding Data Centers

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This week's taxpayer relief shots are a mix of the good, the bad, and the downright unbelievable. From a homeowner who shoots and kills an intruder on parole, to a man who pulls a gun on a cop and gets exactly what he deserved, we've got a wild ride of stories that'll keep you on the edge of your seat.

This episode, we're diving into a series of shocking incidents where law enforcement and civilians have found themselves in life-or-death situations. We'll explore the intricacies of self-defense, the importance of de-escalation tactics, and the consequences of taking the law into one's own hands. From a woman who shoots at police during a mental health crisis to a man who brings a knife to a gunfight in a bar, these stories are a sobering reminder of the complexities of human behavior and the need for empathy and understanding.

We'll examine the details of each incident, from the initial response to the aftermath, and discuss the implications of these events on our society. We'll also touch on the role of law enforcement, the importance of mental health support, and the need for community engagement.

Join us as we dissect these taxpayer relief shots and explore the what-ifs and the whys behind these shocking stories. Tune in to hear the full episode and join the conversation.

This week's taxpayer relief shots are a mix of the good, the bad, and the downright unbelievable. From a homeowner who shoots and kills an intruder on parole, to a man who pulls a gun on a cop and gets exactly what he deserved, we've got a wild ride of stories that'll keep you on the edge of your seat.This episode, we're diving into a series of shocking incidents where law enforcement and civilians have found themselves in life-or-death situations. We'll explore the intricacies of self-defense, the importance of de-escalation tactics, and the consequences of taking the law into one's own hands. From a woman who shoots at police during a mental health crisis to a man who brings a knife to a gunfight in a bar, these stories are a sobering reminder of the complexities of human behavior and the need for empathy and understanding.We'll examine the details of each incident, from the initial response to the aftermath, and discuss the implications of these events on our society. We'll also touch on the role of law enforcement, the importance of mental health support, and the need for community engagement.Join us as we dissect these taxpayer relief shots and explore the what-ifs and the whys behind these shocking stories. Tune in to hear the full episode and join the conversation.

10-30-26 - 11am - Taxpayer Relief Shots!

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10-30-26 - Daily Talkbacks

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10-29-26 - Daily Talkbacks

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10-29-26 - 11am - Steve Howe and his 1 and a quarter million across 10 fraudulent PPP loans

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Smart. Funny. Connected. Former Under Secretary of Homeland Security & FEMA Director Michael Brown provides provocative insight into culture, current events and politics. Get an insider's view of what the mainstream media won't be telling you. He delivers incisive content with humor, wit and smartness. He gives you an honest inside look that no one else is willing to do.

Smart. Funny. Connected. Former Under Secretary of Homeland Security &amp; FEMA Director Michael Brown provides provocative insight into culture, current events and politics. Get an insider's view of what the mainstream media won't be telling you. He delivers incisive content with humor, wit and smartness. He gives you an honest inside look that no one else is willing to do.

Smart. Funny. Connected. Former Under Secretary of Homeland Security &amp; FEMA Director Michael Brown provides provocative insight into culture, current events and politics. Get an insider's view of what the mainstream media won't be telling you. He...

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