Peter Boyles Show

The Peter Boyles Show May 16, 2026 HOUR 4:

Colorado politics just took another dramatic turn. Peter Boyles opens the phones and dives deep into the fallout after Governor Jared Polis commuted the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters. What happens next? Who benefits politically?

And perhaps the biggest question of all — who will Tina Peters endorse in Colorado’s already chaotic governor’s race?

Peter is joined by Matt Crane, Executive Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, for a heated conversation surrounding election integrity, the Tina Peters controversy, Mike Lindell connections, political pressure from President Trump, and the growing divide inside the Republican Party.

Callers weigh in with theories, frustrations, and predictions as the discussion turns toward Victor Marx, Scott Bottoms, Michael Bennet, Phil Weiser, and the future of Colorado politics.

From election denial debates to gubernatorial maneuvering, this episode captures the unpredictable energy shaping Colorado in 2026.

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The Peter Boyles Show May 16, 2026 HOUR 2:

State Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer joins Peter Boyles for a wide-ranging and fiery conversation covering the Tina Peters controversy, Jared Polis, Phil Weiser, TABOR, crime, fentanyl laws, election integrity, and whether Republicans can actually win statewide again in Colorado.

Kirkmeyer breaks with some in her own party by saying she does not believe Colorado’s election was stolen, while also criticizing the handling of Tina Peters’ sentencing and Governor Polis’ intervention.

The discussion also dives into Democrat infighting, socialism accusations inside Colorado politics, public safety concerns, taxpayer frustrations, and the future of the GOP in a rapidly changing state.

Peter Boyles presses hard on whether Colorado Republicans have lost touch with moderates — and whether candidates like Kirkmeyer can rebuild a winning coalition.

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The Peter Boyles Show May 16, 2026 HOUR 3: [FULL HOUR]

Colorado politics exploded after Governor Jared Polis commuted the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters — and Peter Boyles opened the phones wide open. In this fiery and unpredictable hour, Peter debates the political fallout, prison conditions, election integrity claims, free speech arguments, and whether the Tina Peters case became something much larger than one person.

Guests and callers clash over justice, political motives, prison reform, and what this means for Colorado going forward.

Attorney John Case joins the program to defend Peters and explain why her legal team believes the case was about election transparency and constitutional rights. Peter pushes back hard throughout the conversation, challenging claims surrounding the 2020 election, Dominion systems, and the growing national political narrative around Tina Peters.

The show also dives into Jared Polis’ political future, Colorado’s governor race, Victor Marx, Republican primary strategy, and the widening divide inside both political parties.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 16, 2026 HOUR 1:

Colorado politics exploded live on-air as Peter Boyles reacted to Governor Jared Polis commuting the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters after months of pressure from President Donald Trump and national election activists.

Peter calls the entire situation “Kabuki theater” as callers from across Colorado debate whether Peters was unfairly targeted, whether Polis folded under political pressure, and whether this move reshapes the 2026 political landscape.

The show dives deep into: Election integrity and public trust The political fallout for Polis, Phil Weiser, and Michael Bennet Whether Tina Peters became a political pawn Trump’s influence on Colorado politics Colorado’s growing divide between conservatives and progressives Why callers believe this decision was tied to federal money, water negotiations, and political leverage

 PLUS:

Sheriff Steve Reams joins Peter live (via Phone) !

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 9, 2026 Hour 4: This hour brings Jonathan Flora and Deborah Flora into studio with Peter Boyles for another deep dive into the controversy surrounding Victor Marx and the fallout from the earlier hours of the show. The conversation shifts from basic questions about Marx’s background into a broader discussion about media scrutiny, political campaigns, credibility, and how public figures build larger-than-life personal stories.

Jonathan Flora pushes into the documentary and storytelling side of the issue, while Deborah Flora talks through the political and public perception angles as Boyles revisits claims involving overseas missions, military-style narratives, and campaign questions. The hour feels less like an interview and more like a roundtable trying to sort out what’s fact, what’s exaggeration, and why the story has become such a major topic in Colorado political circles.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 9, 2026 Hour 3: In this hour, the conversation continues with Orson Swindle and retired Major General Tru Eyre as the stories shift from surviving captivity to finally coming home. Swindle shares memories of returning from Vietnam after years as a POW, reconnecting with family, and the strange adjustment back to American life after living inside prison camps for nearly seven years.

A big part of the hour centers on John McCain — what he was like as a fellow prisoner, the bond between POWs, and how those experiences shaped the rest of their lives. The hour has a more reflective tone than Hour 2, mixing humor, hard memories, and stories about friendship, survival, and what happened after the war finally ended.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 9, 2026 Hour 2: Hour 2 turns into a long-form conversation between Peter Boyles, retired Major General Tru Eyre, and former Vietnam POW Orson Swindle. Swindle walks through flying combat missions in Vietnam, being shot down near the end of his tour, and spending nearly seven years inside North Vietnamese prison camps, including the Hanoi Hilton. The hour mixes war stories, fighter pilot culture, POW survival tactics, and reflections on the men he served alongside.

Swindle also talks about communicating through tap codes, surviving torture, meeting figures like Henry Kissinger and Ronald Reagan after returning home, and the lasting bond between POWs. Boyles mostly lets the stories breathe, giving the whole hour the feel of sitting at the table listening to veterans swap unforgettable memories.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 9, 2026 Hour 1: Peter Boyles spends most of Hour 1 digging into the growing controversy around Victor Marx with guests Cori Kennedy and Steve Reams. Kennedy explains why she went from supporter to skeptic after researching Marx’s claims about mentoring Charlie Kirk, overseas rescue missions, martial arts credentials, and his ministry work in Haiti and the Middle East. Reams joins in to talk through the parts of Marx’s story that he says simply don’t add up.

The hour turns into a wide-ranging conversation about campaign money, orphanages in Haiti, alleged rescue numbers, and even a decades-old homicide story Marx has publicly discussed. Boyles pushes back on several of the claims in real time while Kennedy lays out the research she says led her deeper down the rabbit hole.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 2, 2026 Hour 4: After the intense sit-down with Victor Marx, Peter Boyles does what he does best—he turns it over to the audience. And the reaction? Immediate… and all over the map. In this hour, callers and listeners break down what they just heard—questioning claims, defending character, and debating whether the story adds up or falls apart. Some hear conviction. Others hear contradictions. No one stays quiet. What you’ll hear Skeptics questioning credibility and “proof” Supporters defending Marx’s mission and background A jiu-jitsu expert weighing in on the martial arts claims Debate over what “rescue” really means Bigger questions about leadership, electability, and Colorado’s future Boyles keeps it steady—no yelling, no grandstanding—just letting the audience speak. And what emerges is something raw: a real-time snapshot of how divided—and engaged—listeners are.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 2, 2026 Hour 3: 

In this intense, no-holds-barred hour of radio, Peter Boyles sits down face-to-face with in-studio guest Victor Marx to tackle the controversy surrounding Marx’ past—from disputed high-level martial arts credentials to bold claims of operating in some of the world’s most dangerous conflict zones. What starts as a technical debate over black belts quickly escalates into a deeper examination of credibility, with Boyles pressing hard on inconsistencies and demanding real answers.

The conversation moves far beyond martial arts, diving into Haiti, Gaza, Iraq, and Syria, where Marx describes working alongside special operations teams, providing trauma care, and participating in high-risk missions. Along the way, the two clash over what it really means to “rescue” people, the role of media criticism, and why Marx has suddenly become a target as he steps into politics. Whether you walk away convinced or skeptical, this is raw, unscripted talk radio at its best—tense, personal, and impossible to ignore.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 2, 2026 Hour 1: 

A conversation between Peter Boyles and Mike Boyle (no relation) - This hour focuses on the death of David Allen Coe at age 86 and his role in the outlaw country movement. The conversation covers Coe’s music, controversies, and place alongside artists like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings.

The host shares personal stories from concerts, radio work, and time spent around country performers, including Johnny Rodriguez, Merle Haggard, and Jerry Lee Lewis. Discussion also touches on the culture around outlaw country, from Texas dance halls to “chicken wire” bars, along with listener memories and a live call-in conversation about the era.

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The Peter Boyles Show - May 2, 2026 Hour 2: Peter Boyles shifts from nostalgic stories about his early radio days and falling in love with country music into a more serious conversation about Colorado’s governor’s race, including discussion of a Republican candidate promoting explosive child-trafficking allegations tied to QAnon-style conspiracy claims.

Callers question why the accusations haven’t gotten more attention while also criticizing the candidate for focusing more on fundraising than policy specifics like roads, budgets, and governing priorities. Boyles says he intends to bring the candidate on for a direct interview centered on verifying the claims and pressing for answers.

The hour later relaxes into a long conversation about Denver nightlife history, old clubs, radio promotions, and concert memories, including Boyles sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his days emceeing country acts and a memorable encounter with Jerry Lee Lewis arriving late and visibly impaired before a show.

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 4: 

Peter Boyles continues the labor debate with Trisha Calvarese in studio, as callers take the conversation in a new direction—AI, automation, and the future of work.

From deep mine stories to modern tech fears, listeners weigh in on unions, the collapse of traditional career paths, and whether trades are the only path left. The conversation turns to college costs, student debt, and whether higher education is still worth it.

A grounded, caller-driven hour on where American workers stand right now—and what’s coming next.

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 3: 

Peter Boyles breaks down the real history behind the Ludlow Massacre, the Homestead Strike, and the rise of organized labor—alongside in-studio guest Trisha Calvarese.

Callers weigh in on unions, trade deals, coal and gas jobs, and whether today’s workers are being left behind. The conversation turns to AI, outsourcing, and whether America can bring jobs back—or if that era is gone for good.

A direct, no-spin discussion on labor, politics, and what it all means right now.

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 2: Peter Boyles talks with Dick Wadhams about what’s really happening in Colorado politics. They cover party dynamics, strategy, and where things are headed. Callers weigh in during the conversation.

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 1: Peter Boyles and Jon Caldara discuss the growing “radio war” in Denver, what’s driving it, and how the business has changed. They get into ratings, syndication, podcasts, and whether local talk radio can survive. Callers weigh in with their perspective.

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 4: 

Peter Boyles rolls straight into Hour 4 with Ashe Epp and Julianna Williams still in studio and Sheriff Steve Reams continuing on the phone—and nothing settles down.

If anything, the conversation intensifies.

What carries over—and escalates:
• Ongoing disputes over campaign strategy and credibility
• Sharp disagreements on messaging and media influence
• Competing views on accountability vs. unity
• Repeated pushback as no one fully concedes ground

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 3: 

Peter Boyles hosts a high-intensity hour with Ashe Epp and Julianna Williams in studio, while Sheriff Steve Reams joins by phone—and the result is anything but a typical interview.

This becomes a real-time debate, with competing perspectives and constant pushback:
• Ongoing questions about campaign strategy and transparency
• Disagreements over messaging, media, and credibility
• Different interpretations of what’s really happening inside the GOP
• Whether the focus should be unity—or accountability

Epp presses hard on inconsistencies.
Williams pushes back with her own perspective.
Reams adds another layer, challenging assumptions and grounding the conversation.

No easy agreement. No clean resolution.

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The Peter Boyes Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 2: 

Peter Boyles brings Ashe Epp into the studio for a direct, high-stakes conversation about what she calls a “curious campaign.”

Instead of talking points, this hour focuses on unanswered questions:
• Where campaign data is coming from—and how it’s being used
• Strategic media appearances… and notable absences
• Whether messaging is organic or carefully engineered
• Why this race is starting to feel different

Epp presses the issue, repeatedly challenging what doesn’t add up.

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The Peter Boyles Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 1: 

Peter Boyles breaks down a chaotic Colorado GOP meeting that has everyone talking—and arguing.

After reports of 80 extra ballots being counted anyway, the debate explodes:
Is this hypocrisy? Or just political reality?

Callers weigh in as tensions rise over:
• GOP infighting and public attacks
• The growing divide over Victor Marx
• Whether conservatives are helping Democrats by fighting each other
• A possible “talk radio war” happening right now in Denver

One caller demands it stop:
“If you don’t have proof, shut your mouth.”

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