The Jeff and Bill Show

Before being able to use the e-file system, Colorado lawyers must affirm they will not work with Federal Immigration Enforcement.  That is for all lawyer and all cases, even civil ones.  Jeff and Bill welcome Ian Speir, attorney with Covenant Law who was surprised by the pop-up page when he was trying to file paperwork for a client in a civil matter. 

Can't vote if you don't wear the jersey.  A Colorado judge rules 75% threshold of votes needed for a party to opt out of the primary is too high a burden.  This opens the door for parties to close their primaries.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss open v closed primaries.  The ruling could also remove the option of petitioning onto the primary ballot.  

Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss why A.G. Bondi was fired.  Was it the Epstein files?  Lack of scalps of Trumps' enemies?  Tipping off a Trump enemy about in FBI Investigation?  Plus, who follows her and will they do a "better" job?  

Jeff, Bill, and callers talk about the phone call Tiger Woods allegedly made after his recent crash that might have involved him being under the influence.  Reporting says Woods called President Trump!!  Who would you call?  Listeners share stories of what happened when they were pulled over.   

After Oral Arguments about Birthright Citizenship at the Supreme Court, Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the issue.  When/How do you become a citizen?  What was the intent of the 14th Amendment when it was passed?  What about birth tourism?    

After Oral Arguments yesterday, Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the 14th Amendment.  How many countries have Birthright Citizenship? What was the intent of the Amendment?  Overturn Dred Scott v Sanford or something larger?  The debate gets hot and this is the only place you will hear both sides argued.  

The Secretary of the Interior is in Colorado and joins Jeff and Bill live.  Sec. Burgum talks wildfire danger, forest management, and wolf reintroduction.  He says managing our grasslands, forests, and water is a balance between the people and the environment and outlines the steps he has taken to restore the balance lost under the Biden administration.  

Jeff and Bill welcome Kent Lietzau Aerospace & Defense Growth & Strategy Advisor at Ceberus.  He is a former VP at Lockheed Martin, and National Security Space & Industrial Base Advisor.  It's a conversation about the Artimis program and why we are heading back to the Moon.  While not landing this time, what is the motivation to return to our nearest celestial neighbor.  

Jeff and Bill play live audio of the oral arguments in front of the U.S. Supreme Court over President Trump's Executive Orde3r on Birthright Citizenship.  

Another Win for Alliance Defending Freedom!!  Jake Warner, Senior Counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom’s Appellate Team joins Jeff and Bill to outline their winning arguments in front of the nation's highest court.  What made the Colorado law so bad, this was an 8-1 shellacking? Then Jeff and Bill check in on the oral arguments in front of the Supremes over birthright citizenship.  

She will still write for the paper but not do the day-to-day things. Patty joins Jeff and Bill to reflect on decades in Denver.  From the 70's to today Patty has seen a lot change in the Mile High City.  What has gotten better, and what has gotte4n worse.  It's also a conversation about Westword's "Best of" edition.  

Things get spicy early today.  Jeff, Bill, Blake and texts discuss a federal judge stopping Trump's ballroom renovations, a discrimination lawsuit from one of the NFL's first female referees, and a military helicopter flyby at Kid Rock's House.

This time it's the ban on LGBTQ conversion therapy.  The court sided with the Colorado Springs therapist that said the laws would restrict her freedom of speech. Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the ruling and the conversation covers Biblical Law.  

Republican gubernatorial hopeful, Joe Oltman drops out of the race to run for Colorado Party Chair.  The Colorado GOP is underfunded and plagued by infighting.  Jeff, Bill, and texts debate if Oltman has a chance.  For those that do not remember, Oltman rose to prominence over election fraud claims.  Does this help or hurt his chances to win? 

Facing a "No Confidence" vote from the Colorado Senate, Kim Bimestefer steps down.  She was one of the longest serving cabinet members in the Polis administration.  Colorado Senator Lisa Frizell joins Jeff and Bill to outline the millions of misspent tax dollars and how it took years at times to correct the issues.  Then George Brauchler, District Attorney for District 23 joins the show to discuss a 14-year sentence for a teacher who pursued a romantic relationship with a student. 

Part of the Government is still shutdown so lawmakers went on vacation.  Sen. Lindsey Graham was seen at a Disney theme park.  Jeff and Bill ask if you agree they need a vacation.  Congress can't fund DHS or TSA.  Can't pass the SAVE Act, so vacation?

Jeff and Bill welcome Maria Orms, Republican candidate for Governor into the studio.  You will hear about Maria growing up on a reservation and how life led her to the military.  While in the Air Force she became a cyber security expert and say in the Digital Age, Colorado needs a Governor who understands the risk.  Orms is a big supporter of a Digital Bill of Rights.  Find out more about her candidacy here: https://mariaforcolorado.com/ 

Colorado Democrats have apparently solved all other problems in the state, a pair of lawmakers have proposed a new law fining restaurants for giving you napkins, plastic utensils, and sauce packets if you do not ask for them.  Jeff and Bill welcome Kristi Burton Brown, from Advance Colorado outlines the strange rules in SB26-146.  Wait until you hear what is a "sauce".

The former Director of Government and Public Affairs for the Colorado Secretary of State, Reese Edwards posted a detailed critique of the hostile environment created by Jenna Griswold. Heidi Ganahl. Rocky Mountain Voice has been critical of Griswold's performance in office.  She joins Jeff and Bill to discuss the latest allegations.  

Another No Kings Weekend.  About 30K showed up in downtown Denver.  Jeff, Bil, and callers react to the reoccurring protest and what the protestors are mad about.  Is the ceiling of No Kings protestors in Denver 30,000?  What does that tell us if true?