Dan Caplis

With stops in Harrison Township and Warren, and even a hug from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) on the tarmac upon his arrival in Michigan on Air Force One, President Trump celebrates his accomplishments over the first hundred days of his second term in office. Dan offers up an A-plus grade for 47 and explains his reasoning behind the high mark.

Deborah Flora is helping lead the charge against HB25-1312 'Legal Protections for Transgender Individuals' on behalf of parents and common sense Coloradans, she joins Dan to discuss.John Fabbricatore, former ICE field director delivers his inside perspective on what led to the successful DEA-led raid in Colorado Springs over the weekend.

They're singing from the steps of the Capitol, and when that doesn't work - Democrats are slamming President Trump for wearing a blue suit to the funeral of Pope Francis. Even though several other world leaders and dignitaries also wore blue suits. They've got nothing, and they know it. And Dan talks about where it leaves an opposition party in shambles.

Dan is back to life, back to reality in the host's chair and returns to a staggering bust of an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, where over 100 illegal aliens were arrested in a DEA-led raid yielding illicit drugs, a prostitution ring, and illegal possession of firearms. Meanwhile, Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) - the presumptive favorite in the 2026 governor's race, gives an equivocating statement calling for 'due process' in the prosecution of those here without legal documentation or authorization.

Dr. Parth Melpakam, president of Colorado Springs School District 11, will call after that (he's flexible) to discuss books that should not be in public school libraries, as the U.S. Supreme Court this week hear the case involving Montgomery County, Maryland library books.

Dr. Travis Morrell discusses the Deadnaming bill (HB25-1312) and the harmful genital mutilations conducted in hospitals across Colorado.

Brita Horn, Colorado GOP Chairwoman joins Sheriff Steve Reams live in-studio with the latest on her transition into the leadership position for state Republicans.Fremont County Sheriff Allen Cooper details a recent ammunition bust in which the charged parties have been turned over to ICE. Patrick Davis is working on a "stop the wolves" petition initiative looking to undo the previous reintroduction of wolves voted in by Coloradans. He tells listeners how they can join up in the cause.

Art Del Cueto is the vice-president and spokesperson for the National Border Control Council, as well as Border Security Advisor for FAIR (Federation for American Immigration Reform). He joins Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams (in for Dan) with an update on the implementation and effectiveness of President Trump's border policies.Rep. Gabe Evans (R, CO-8) has to keep his head on a swivel in the halls of Congress, as Democrats continue trying to undermine the Trump agenda. He provides his latest perspective from Washington for listeners and constituents.

Sheriff Darren Weekly is working in tandem with 23rd District Attorney George Brauchler on a law and order agenda in Douglas County, but spillover criminal elements from Denver and statewide make this a daunting challenge on a daily basis. Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams, filling in for Dan, asks him about the direction of public safety and law enforcement in Colorado.

In the first hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Sheriff Steve Reams fills in for Dan. First, Steve has Captain Matt Turner to talk about his candidacy for Weld County's Sheriff seat. Then, Steve is joined by Mesa County Sheriff Todd Rowell to discuss some of their experiences as county sheriffs.

Colorado state house Rep. Carlos Barron (R-48) joins the show with his inspiring story as a legal immigrant from Mexico and the love he feels for this country, along with the pride he feels as an American citizen, and what it means to him when foreign nationals enter this country illegal and disrespect our country's border laws.Carlos Barron – House District 48Cindy Romero, whose husband Ed shot a video that went viral internationally on the Tren de Aragua gang takeover of their apartment complex in Aurora, joins the show to offer Sheriff Steve Reams her first-hand perspective on illegal immigration and the chaos it causes.

Sheriff Steve Reams of Weld County fills in for Dan (at trial) and talks to his one-time counterpart Mark Lamb, former Pinal County Sheriff, on the current deportation policies being enacted by President Trump.Also, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of the Denver Archdiocese joins Sheriff Reams for an exclusive interview on the day of Pope Francis's death, discussing what it means for the Catholic Church and for him personally.

Erin Lee is the mother of a girl who was transitioned without her knowledge or consent, under the guise of an afterschool 'Art Club' which actually served as a LGBTQ indoctrination course that launched a storm of confusion and doubt in the adolescent herself. 

In the first hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan discusses Easter and the signs of God's existence that we've seen

In the second hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan goes over how the Supreme Court justices can go after the federal judges who have been slowing President Trump down.

In the first hour of today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan reacts to the tragic shooting at Florida State University and discusses what we should do next.

In the second hour of today's edition of the Dan Caplis Show former abortion practitioner Dr. Catherine Wheeler joins the show to talk about her past as an abortion practitioner, what she experienced, and how her views and beliefs changed over time.

In the first hour today's edition of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan is joined by Matt Krascek, the owner of pizza parlor 'Frank The Pizza King' to talk about Krascek's GoFundMe that is attempting to save the small business as the owner of the building attempts to throw them out with minimal notice.GoFundMe to save Frank's

Even The Denver Post is calling out Michael Bennet for refusing to surrender his U.S. Senate seat during his announced 2026 run for Colorado governor, presumably so he can appoint his successor if elected. Dan points out the moral, ethical, and political concerns this move has, along with the appearance of impropriety and obvious conflict of interest in boxing out other Democrat candidates.

Greg Lopez joins Dan to discuss announcement of his candidacy for governor as he enters the 2026 Republican primary in pursuit of the party's nomination.Will Dan run for statewide office himself in 2026? He discusses that answer with a listener.