Heidi Ganahl is back in for Dan as he wraps up his 30th anniversary celebration trip to Switzerland, discussing the latest with Rob Dawson (KOA News) on discord within the Colorado Republican party. Will Dave Williams be ousted this weekend, or will a temporary restraining order issued by a court stop it from happening?

Also, Chris Dorsey joins the conversation on the ballot initiative to end mountain lion hunting in Colorado.

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Jon Caldara is puzzled by Joe Biden's lackluster 'farewell speech' that doesn't give a reason for leaving. 

A book collector confronts the reality that many toxic chemicals were used to bind her book from the Victorian Era.

Jon Caldara fills in once again as the media does a 'clean-up on aisle nine' regarding Vice-President Kamala Harris's extreme left positions and voting record as a U.S. Senator.

Also, there's a meeting schedule for this Saturday in Brighton, Colorado to determine whether or not Dave Williams will be removed as state Republican party chair. Should he be?

Jon Caldara gets into it with 'Eerie Mike' on the hearts of left-wing pundits who constantly referred to Donald Trump as a Hitler-like figure, not being surprised a would-be assassin tried to kill him, and many on the left actually wishing the former President had been killed.

Jon Caldara, President of the Independence Insitute fills in for Dan and leads off with his tedious airport experience in Montreal where protesters were blocking traffic.

Heidi Ganahl does her best to calm the waters of a very turbulent Colorado Republican Party, bringing in the perspectives of state vice-chair Hope Scheppelman in support of state chair Dave Williams, and opposition from El Paso County GOP vice-hair Todd Watkins and potential Williams replacement Brita Horn, fire chief of Routt County.

Heidi Ganahl once again assumes the reigns for Dan vacationing in Switzerland, and starts with the news of Kamala Harris officially clinching a majority of pledged delegates heading to the Democratic National Convention originally designated for Joe Biden. This makes her the presumptive nominee of her party, but what about the process that installed her there?

John Fabbricatore, GOP candidate for Colorado's 6th Congressional District, joins the show to comment on the resignation of Secret Service director Kim Cheatle following the assassination attempt against Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Also, his thoughts on the border crisis and Vice-President Harris's clear open border stance paired with hostility toward ICE officers.

Dan sticks around for one more segment past 1am in Switzerland, then hands back off to Heidi Ganhal in her debut appearance in a hosting role.

Heidi and Ryan discuss the unintentional comedy of Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democrat nominee, but Heidi cautions against overconfidence and stresses everyone must do the work necessary to help get Donald Trump across the finish line as the winner.

From halfway around the world, Dan takes a break from his 30th anniversary vacation in Switzerland and joins the show for a victory lap on his correct prediction (from over a year ago) that Joe Biden would not finish the 2024 race as the Democrat nominee for President.

Also, introducing the debut of Heidi Ganahl as guest host - as well as a visit from another familiar voice, KOA's Mandy Connell.