Dan Caplis Denver's Talk Station 630 KHOW

The conversation gets heated - and steamy? - as Jon Caldara advocates the liberatarian position on legalizing prostitution, while a veteran law enforcement officer calls in and cautions against it because of the environment most women encounter in entering the sex worker world.

Jon Caldara is in for Dan and reflects on the time he saw the Northern Lights at Denali National Park in Alaska, with most of the Eastern United States being able to see them tonight - clear down to Alabama.

Also, he opens the discussion on whether prostitution should be legalized in America outside of Nevada, where it is currently permitted and regulated.

Jon Caldara (in for Dan) explains how difficult it is to get issue proposals before voters on the ballot, the time and resources it requires, and why it's so important for organizations like his Independence Institute to do the hard work that gets it done.

Rep. Rose Pugliese (R-14, El Paso), Colorado House minority leader, joins Jon Caldara (in for Dan) to recap the legislative session that ended on Wednesday, and what Coloradans can take away from the Democratic majority attempts to ram through extreme legislation for Governor Jared Polis to sign into law.

Nothing but good news on the Trump legal front, as the lawfare enlisted by President Biden and his acolytes continues to fall by the wayside. Judge Aileen Cannon has postponed the classified documents case in Florida indefinitely, after prosecutor Jack Smith acknowledged his team had mishandled important evidence during their raid of Mar-a-Lago.

Also, even mainstream leftist media outlets are calling the Stormy Daniels testimony in the Manhattan campaign financing case a disaster fro Alvin Bragg's prosecution. With an appeals court taking up whether district attorney Fani Willis should stay on the election conspiracy case in Georgia, the Manhattan case is now all that remains in the relentless lawfare against Trump which will make it to trial before Election Day.

Also, Kristi Burton-Brown joins the program on behalf of Advance Colorado to tout two ballot proposals that will give residents true property tax relief - and far more than we're getting from the compromise hammered out in the Colorado General Assembly.

In a stunning, but perhaps not shocking, development - illegal immigrants in an encampment on private property have a list of 13 demands before they'll accept accommodations in a shelter intended for their use. Should their audacity be greeted with what Judge Smails tells his nephew Spaulding in 'Caddyshack' - 'you'll get nothing and like it!'?