Dan Caplis Denver's Talk Station 630 KHOW

Dan triumphantly returns as wife Aimee continues with a series of procedures to treat injuries in the aftermath of her fall at home, and leads into the conversation on President Biden sending 31 Abrams tanks to Ukraine with help from Germany.

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) has long supported term limits for members of Congress, and now he has proposed legislation in the Senate to make that a reality. Also, Dan debates a caller's point that we should send American troops into Ukraine to help them win the war against Russia.

Nick Clegg, Meta President for Global Affairs announces President Trump's reinstatement to Facebook and Instagram - with specific guardrails and conditions. Ryan explores the importance of free speech as in inherent American right to battle in the arena of ideas, and why prominent figures like Trump should never be deplatformed. Ryan's longtime friend and colleague April Moss of Real America's Voice joins to discuss the latest bombshell report from Project Veritas on Pfizer's consideration of mutating COVID into different variants to develop new vaccines.

It's been three straight election cycles of underperformance by the Republican Party, and Ryan believes it's time for new leadership and a new face of the franchise. He breaks down why Harmeet Dhillon is the right choice for the next chair of the Republican National Committee, and Governor Ron DeSantis - who Ryan supports as the GOP nominee for President in 2024 - agrees with this assessment. CNN's Don Lemon laughably suggests DeSantis and Republicans are looking to ban books in Florida. Ryan explains why it's actually Democrats trying to ban two American classics - Huckleberry Finn and To Kill a Mockingbird - while the Florida GOP is removing inappropriate sexual content for lower elementary students and principles rooted in Nikole Hannah-Jones's '1619 Project' and the Critical Race Theory writings of Ibam X. Kendi.

Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood, joins Ryan along with Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Jake Warner to discuss their latest legal setback in a decision by an all-Democrat appointed Colorado Court of Appeals. The case looks destined to head to the United States Supreme Court - again, for Jack - after a transgender lawyer claims unlawful discrimination because Jack refused to make a cake celebrating gender transition. Also, just two months after suffering severe burns from a gasoline fire in his garage, Jay Leno breaks several bones in a motorcycle accident - and then has his show ('Jay Leno's Garage') cancelled by CNBC. Ryan talks about Jay's rough week, and later offers up a personal story about the legendary comedian.

Several callers express thoughts on the just-released police bodycam footage and 9-1-1 call from the night of the violent assault on Paul Pelosi, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Ryan remarks on how well Paul handled the circumstances while dealing with such a deranged lunatic. Also, after recently watching a politically-driven scene on Yellowstone, Ryan comments on the fairly outward conservative themes displayed on the show - even if John Dutton isn't identified by the writers as a Republican. Further, he points out how Montana is currently in a fight to avoid becoming Colorado - where coastal liberal elites swoop in and ruin their way of life.