Dan Caplis

Consider the MAGA base activated, as President Trump raised over $50 million over the 24 hour period following his conviction at the hands of a Manhattan jury. Will those in the middle be swayed to support him for the good of the country against totalitarian lawfare being used by Democrats and the Biden administration?

Ryan starts the show with Dan stuck in traffic and asks which post-trial messaging will win out with voters, following Trump being found guilty by a Manhattan jury: The 'convicted felon' label slapped on Trump by the Left, or Trump repeating 'If it could happen to me, it could happen to you'?

Colorado Republican Party chair Dave Williams joins Dan to direct angry Trump voters where to go, both in terms of time and dollars to donate, after his conviction on 34 felony counts in the sham Manhattan trial Thursday. Donate to President Trump's 2024 campaign here: MAGA (winred.com)

A historic and dark day not just in American politics, but for America itself, as a Manhattan jury finds Donald Trump guilty on all 34 felony counts against him, making him the first former President to be convicted of a crime. Will this conviction help or hurt his candidacy for President? What are the consequences of this political weaponization of our justice system by the Left? Dan, Ryan, and listeners all react. Donate to Donald Trump's 2024 campaign here: MAGA (winred.com)

Dan postulates that Trump may benefit more politically, if not personally, from a conviction in his sham Manhattan trial as it goes to the jury for a verdict. Rep. Ty Winter (R-47), minority leader in the Colorado House, recaps the spring session and highlights key victories by Republicans in holding the line against stark Democratic majorities in both houses of the General Assembly.

Dan is aghast, along with several other legal analysts on numerous cable news networks, at the off-the-wall jury instructions given by Judge Juan Merchan that allow jurors to arrive at a unanimous guilty verdict without agreeing on the underlying crime required to prove Donald Trump committed a felony in the Manhattan campaign finance trial.

After Trump's defense attorneys use three hours to formulate their closing argument for the jury in the Manhattan 'hush money' trial, prosecutors are determined to match them minute for minute - and Dan thinks that might be a big mistake.

'Robert DeNiro's waiting...' sang Bananarama back in the 1980s, and he fufilled that lyric in real life on Tuesday outside the Manhattan courthourse where Donald Trump is bring tried. Dan breaks down why the 80-year-old actor was being used specifically on this day by the Biden campaign.

Smart Democrats are on full alert after the rousing success of Donald Trump's rally in the South Bronx. Dan and Ryan agree that targeted rallies in blue cities within purple states (Milwaukee, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Phoenix, Las Vegas) could make a critical difference in a Trump victory by cutting into the margins of urban voters for Joe Biden. Also, Dan reads the letter General Dwight D. Eisenhower had prepared in case the invasion of Normandy had not gone as planned. Luckily, he would never have to release it.

We listen to the inspiring words of Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan as we remember those who gave the last full measure of service to our nation, heading into this Memorial Day weekend.

The town of Morrison is famed for being the hub next to Red Rocks for concert goers from all over the country, and as such draws its fair share of tourists driving through with heavy traffic at times. Following the installation of new radar cameras, more than 10,000 drivers clocked in excess of the 25 mph speed limit have been issued tickets during the first two weeks the system has been employed. Is this a fair use of resources by police, or a violation of drivers' civil rights to face their accusers?

Midway through the first hour, we drop in on the historic rally being held by Donald Trump in the Bronx as he revisits his home city as both a candidate and man on trial in Manhattan. What will be the end result of this appearance and will it be enough to put New York in play? Also, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) shines in a Meet the Press interview in which host Kristen Welker attempts to get him to commit to accepting the results of the 2024 election - no matter what happens.

Trisha Calvarese (D) and Greg Lopez (R) square off in a debate moderated by Dan Caplis for the special election on Tuesday, June 25 to serve out the remainder of the term for the retiring Rep. Ken Buck in Colorado's 4th Congressional District. Trisha 4 Colorado Greg Lopez For Congress

In her first public comments since dropping out of the 2024 GOP Presidential primary, Nikki Haley declares she will be voting for Donald Trump in November over Joe Biden. Which is as close to an endorsement as she's likely to get. A caller asks about Ron DeSantis as a potential VP pick for Trump, and Dan explains why it's unlikely - even though he personally would strongly support it.

Dan comments from a legal perspective on how unusual it is for a trial to be delayed for a week after all witnesses have been called, prior to conclusion of oral arguments. Is this fair to the jurors? Judge Juan Merchan has placed such a pause on the Trump Manhattan case this week. Joe Biden is ramping up the hate rhetoric and race baiting by going negative on Trump and further dividing the country. Is the the only strategy he has left in the playbook to possibly win in November?

Alan Dershowitz attended the Manhattan trial of Donald Trump on Monday and could not believe the conduct of Judge Juan Merchan in the courtroom, clearly putting his thumb on the scales of justice in favor of the prosecution. Also, the Trump team is pushing for stimulant drug testing before the June 27 debate - what will be Team Biden's response?

As the fallout from Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's commencement speech continues, Dan and Ryan echo Bill Maher's sentiments that it shouldn't be a big deal to commend women who value marriage and children above their careers. Dan explains how he and Aimee arrived at the decision to have her forego her television anchor pursuits and focus full time on motherhood with Joe and Caroline. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R, CO-3) joins Dan to recap her trip to Manhattan to support Donald Trump in his campaign finance trial, and provides an update on her primary campaign in the 4th Congressional District race to replace Rep. Ken Buck.

More drama unfolds in the Manhattan courtroom where Donald Trump is on trial for improper campaign financing records, as Michael Cohen admits under oath he was skimming off of a $50,000 payment made to representatives for Stormy Daniels. Mike Sommers (President, American Petroleum Institute) joins Dan to discuss restrictive energy policies being implemented and enforced by the Biden administration and Governor Jared Polis in Colorado, and what a Trump victory in November could mean for Colorado's oil and natural gas industry and the economy as a whole. API | API President and CEO

Confirming his catastrophic performance on the witness stand, even legal analysts on CNN and MSNBC are piling on and declaring the entire episode a win for Donald Trump and the defense in the Manhattan trial on Thursday. With no audience and muted microphones when a candidate's time expires, is this truly an advantage for Joe Biden to avoid entering the fray with Donald Trump? Or will Trump being forced to color within the lines actually help him stay on message and be disciplined in his approach?

Dan is back after a week off with family, and the news cycle never stops. He offers his take on why the Biden campaign so eagerly challenged Trump to two debates in controlled environments, and if Biden will end up participating in either debate at all. Also, is there now a solid chance of an actual acquittal for Donald Trump in the Manhattan trial? The cross-examination of Michael Cohen could not have gone worse for the prosecution, as the former Trump fixer was caught in a lie on the stand. Dan reveals his legal experience in encountering witnesses who lie to juries.