Listeners and Dan dig into more details on the grand theft auto incident which led to a multiple-fatality crash.

Dan and Ryan discuss whether fat jokes are a bridge too far for President Trump with Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker (D).

Attorney General Phil Weiser reinforced his 'soft-on-crime' stance with an infamous comment on when and how auto theives should be punished - after stealing 3 or 4 cars over four months. Another fatal wreck involving a car thief has Dan fired up.

President Trump brought his 'A-game' to a press conference announcing the pardon of turkeys for Thanksgiving.

Dan disagrees with a take Ryan had earlier on 'Ryan Schuiling Live' that the topic of politics can - and should - be avoided at the dinner table for Thanksgiving. Dan contends there won't be any avoiding it, and Ryan will need to tap into the ring to defend President Trump and voting for him.

As Dan walks down memory lane about seeing Linda Ronstadt at Red Rocks, Ryan plays several of her songs - then clarifies for the audience that while she is having serious health issues, she is very much alive and he's not paying her a post-mortem tribute.

Dan and Ryan debate which politican's successes are more ill-begotten and undeserved - former Vice President Kamala Harris or current U.S. Senator from Colorado, Michael Bennet.

Also, Dan revisits the political backfire of Congressman Jason 'Benedict' Crow (D-CO) and other Democrat members of Congress who, as military veterans, issued a challenge and request of our currently serving members of the armed forces and intelligence communities to defy 'unlawful orders' from President Trump. Problem is, none of them could - or would, perhaps out of fear of legal repercussions - ANY illegal orders being given by the commander-in-chief on their tour of the Sunday news shows this weekend.

Kersey Chief of Police Jonathan Lange joins Dan to discuss the municipality's city council decision to pause a controversial photo-enforced speed zone, for which tickets as severe as $340 have been issued over a quarter-mile stretch where the speed limit decreases from 65 mph to 45 mph. Critics claim such fines should be capped at $40, per state law.

Kersey pauses $340 photo radar tickets amid questions about town’s law

Sheriff Jason Mikesell of Teller County joins Dan live in-studio for two segments to discuss his campaign for Colorado governor in the 2026 race.

In this hour, Dan Caplis looks at just how dangerous the Democrats' recent viral video is.

In the first hour of today's show, Dan Caplis continues to react to the Democrats' seditious behavior.

Dan continues to parse through a despicable video posted by Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) and other military veteran members of Congress calling on those in our armed services and intelligence agencies to disregard 'illegal' orders given to them by President Trump as commander-in-chief and Pete Hegseth as Secretary of War. Yet he and the others refuse to identify specific orders which should be disobeyed. The conclusion? Putting the crosshairs on the President for unstable military personnel to take him out.