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Dan is floored by the comments from a press conference held by Denver Public Schools, featuring superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero and school board president Xochitl Gaytan. They each offer bumbling excuses and responses to this week's shooting at Denver East High School, while Tay Anderson arrives in a wheelchair and is protected by a spokesperson from taking questions from the media.

Dan isn't comfortable with an image shared on Truth Social by Donald Trump, showing the former President taking a half-swing with a baseball bat next to a photo of Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg. It appears Trump has since deleted the post, but is it unnecessarily incendiary? Also, two law enforcement officers who were on the scene at Columbine HIgh School on the day of the nightmarish shooting share their perspectives on police response to active shooter situations.

Former Columbine HS Principal Frank DeAngelis joins Dan to discuss the shooting at Denver East High School and policy solutions & Dan takes a number of calls and texts on SRO's in schools and root causes of what can be done to avoid future school shootings.

Dan speaks with Colorado State Representatives Stephanie Luck and Brandi Bradley about CO leg bills and discusses possible solutions for today's youth with Rev Leon Kelly from Open Door Youth Gang

Dan goes after Governor Jared Polis, Denver mayor Michael Hancock, Tay Anderson and the Denver Public School Board for their too-little, too-late responses to Wednesday's school shooting at Denver East High, calling them out for failing to adequately protect the students and faculty in that building by running off School Resource Officers (SROs) to score political points with the far left.

Over a span of just 45 days, two shootings at Denver East High School have left parents, students, and faculty in the Denver Public Schools angry and on-edge. With two administrators shot and hospitalized by a troubled student who was subject to daily searches before entering the school, Dan wonders aloud why Student Resource Officers (SROs) were run out by the school board in the first place. Denver mayoral candidate Andy Rougeot vows to bring SROs back into schools, and Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas says his officers are at the ready to help - if asked to return.

Simon Ateba, Chief White House correspondent for Today News Africa, describes to Dan the chaotic scene in the White House press room, in which he interrupted Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the presentation of the 'Ted Lasso' cast to promote mental health awareness. University of Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders explains why no numbers have been assigned to any players for practice jerseys so far this spring.

Andrew McCarthy, former Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney, joins Dan to clearly spell out the details on the looming charges possibly facing former President Donald Trump, and why a potential indictment by Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg is a weak, purely partisan exercise. Also, Jeff Hunt of the Centennial Institute reports back to Dan after being kicked out of the Colorado state capitol in Denver for wearing a pro-life shirt.

Simon Ateba, Chief White House correspondent for Today News Africa, describes to Dan the chaotic scene in the White House press room, in which he interrupted Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the presentation of the 'Ted Lasso' cast to promote mental health awareness.

Andrew McCarthy joins Dan to clearly spell out the details on the looming charges possibly facing former President Donald Trump, and why a potential indictment by Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg is a weak, purely partisan exercise.

Dan and Ryan debate whether it was appropriate or beneficial for Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) to take a jab at President Trump over hush money payments to Stormy Daniels to conceal an alleged affair, while also attacking Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for attempting to prosecute Trump in the first place.

Dan reflects on the historic nature of a potential indictment and arrest of Donald Trump by Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg. Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) voices a defense of the former President, with an important caveat on the merits.

Pressed into duty, with the stroke of a pen, Adeline creates a fantastic definition of 'woke' in the form of an acronym - 'Weaponized Opinions of Know-It-All Extremists,' with a little help from Dan.

Dan has generated his working definition of 'woke,' and Ryan also offers his input. Callers submit their ideas as well, and Dan asks Ryan his definition of 'ego' as well.

Dr. Catherine Wheeler was once an OB-GYN who performed mid-term abortions during the second trimester of pregnancies on fetuses with abnormalities - but saw the light of the life movement midway through a procedure and has led the pro-life cause since. Also, Dan and Ryan discuss whether Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) made a misstep in calling the war in Ukraine 'a territorial dispute.'

Dan finally gets his wish with a new phone number for the show's callers. March Madness begins in earnest with two big upsets that has Ryan amped up. Jeff Hunt, Centennial Institute compares Colorado's status as a haven for abortion to the Death Star of the Empire in Star Wars - for which Dan wants original credit.

The pro-life movement in Colorado continues its quest to fight for the choice of life for pregnant women, and attorney Maureen West - member of the board of directors for the Boulder Pregnancy Resource Center - is helping lead that effort.

Callers were apparently just getting started on Tuesday reacting to Mandy Connell's departure from the Republican party in Colorado, as more react on Wednesday in both support and opposition to her decision. What is the path forward to victory in Colorado and nationwide in the GOP?

Citing a recent KDVR Fox 31 story which revealed a study showing Denver ranking as the worst city to raise a family, Dan ponders whether he and his wife Aimee would leave Colorado if their kids were toddlers instead of in their twenties. Mandy Connell, 850 KOA host, joins Dan to detail why she defected from the Republican party after Dave Williams won election as the state's GOP chair.

Marcie Little, executive director of Colorado for Life, details draconian efforts by Colorado Democrats to prevent women from accessing abortion reversal drugs in a new round of pro-abortion legislation introduced in the Colroado General Assembly. James Rosen, chief White House correspondent for Newsmax, has authored a new biography on the first half-century of iconic Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's life - 'Scalia: Rise to Greatness, 1936 to 1986.' He joins Dan to provide context and background for the research he conducted while writing the book, in a quest to find out what made Scalia the legal giant that he was.