The Jeff and Bill Show

For the first time, Colorado Democrats will have supermajorities in both chambers.  Jarvis Caldwell, Colorado House Minority Leader joins Jeff and Bill to outline how the CO Gop will navigate this next term and how some in the Democrat party are trying already to tilt the state even more left.  

Jeff and Bill continue to walk through the Articles of Impeachment against Sec. of Defense Hegseth filed yesterday by Rep. Thomas Massie.  What charges will stick, keeping in mind this is a political procedure not a legal one?  Calls and texts add their opinions and some interesting history on pat US military activity.  

Yesterday Rep. Thomas Massie filed Articles of Impeachment against Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth.  There are eight total articles.  Jeff and Bill walk through them and invite callers to debate if they will lead to impeachment and/or a conviction.  

Kicking off the hour/show, Sec, of Defense Peter Hegseth holds a press conference responding to Artiles of Impeachment filed by Rep. Thomas Massie.  You hear the Presser live.  Then Jeff, Bill, and texts explore the charges and IF the House will vote to impeach.  

In the wake of the midterms, Stephen Miller is the new White House Chief of Staff.  Jeff and Bill ask what this tells us about the direction of the administration over the next two years.  Last night on 60 Minutes, Trump seemed to soften his immigration approach, maybe even giving space of Amnesty.  How does that fit with the hard line on immigration Miller is famous for?  

Gabriel Steven Garcia is accused on opening fire at 4 Lakewood law enforcement agents, killing one. Johnny Turnidge, Executive Director, Colorado Center for Law-and-Order joins Jeff and Bill in studio to discuss the shooting and the impact of the Tuesday election on law eenforcementactivities in the future. 

Jeff and Bill welcome Tim Goeglein, Vice President, Government and External Relations, Focus on the Family. Goeglein has a new book: "What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Freedom, and Family".  Link below.  After Tuesday's Big Blue Win, what can Christian take from the wins and losses.  

https://store.focusonthefamily.com/what-really-matters-restoring-a-legacy-of-faith-freedom-and-family/

On the heels of another Denver Broncos win, President Trump sits down with 60 Minutes and seems to float the idea of amnesty for illegals.  Jeff, Bill, and Blake chat about the Broncos win before diving into the BIG change in Trump's immigration rhetoric.  Callers and texts jump in adding their perspective on immigration and any proposed amnesty.  

Will the Democrats stop the construction of Data Centers?  Will they put new rules on artificial intelligence development?  Tech stocks associated with AI fell in trading Thursday.  Jeff, Bill, calls, and texts discuss why they fell, the Democrats approach to tech development, and the difficulties in data center development  

Yes, Everyone!  Over 500 inmates now get life in prison.  District Attorney for JD 23, George Brauchler joins the show to talk about the impact of the Death Penalty in prosecuting crime and what he has heard from family and friends that have lost loved ones to murder.  

In most administrations, there is an exodus of the President's cabinet.  Jeff, Bill, calls and texts, discuss who will be the first to leave the cabinet and will any of them be impeached?  Could Rubio be the first to leave to work on a 2028 Presidential run?  Will the Dems try to Impeach Hegseth?

Police responded to an incident involving a suspect with a firearm trying to board an RTD bus a few blocks from Casa Bonita.  Jeff and Bill walk you through what happened.  Four officers were injured and one bystander.  One officer died and the three others are in serious condition.  

It appears Amendment 87 will pass, barely.  Colorado goes from a flat tax to a graduated income tax structure.  Jeff and Bill see this differently, as if you couldn't guess.  They debate the impact of a graduated tax and caller add to the debate questioning if Bill knows what he is talking about,  

After all three ballot measures proposed by Protect Kids Colorado were approved by voters, Jeff and Bill welcome Executive Director Erin Lee to find out how got this done in an election cycle that favored Democrats.  With no money and only grassroots support, how did she get all three measures across the line.  Is there a danger the Colorado Democrat legislature overturns the laws?  

A Democrat Socialist of America candidate wins in Colorado's CD 1.  Democrats have a supermajority in the state legislature.  Jeff and Bill welcome Deep Singh Badhesha, Denver DSA member; attorney & political strategist (Lamp Strategies); co-host, Left in the Attic podcast.  How does he view the electoral wins on Tuesday?  What part will CO Dems chart in the next legislative session?  How can the Democrats and DSA lower the cost of living in Colorado?

In the aftermath of the midterm election, Jeff and Bill ask, "what's the future of MAGA"?  Ron DeSantis has been very vocal.  Is he positioning for a 2028 run?  JD Vance and Rubio are expected to be in the mix.  Who else do you think will run for the nomination? 

Colorado Democrats captured nearly all open seats last night. What is next for Colorado.  Conservative Scott Shamblin joins Jeff and Bill in studio fresh off his election night defeat.  It's a wide-ranging conversation will calls and texts over the future of our state 

Craig Steiner, Colorado GOP Chairman sticks around for a while, the Colorado Radio Hall of Famer Peter Boyles joins the show.  Jeff, Bill, guests, and callers debate the impact of the big Blue win last night.  How do you see the future of Colorado?

The day after the election Colorado Republican Party Chair, Craig Steiner is in studio with Jeff and Bill.  Steiner shares his analysis and takes calls.   What lessons can the GOP learn from Tuesday and what could be coming from the new Democrat leadership? Why did Democrat candidates do well in Colorado, but conservative ballot measures did well too?  

What do you think happened last night?  Jeff, Bill, calls, and texts do a post-mortem in the midterm elections.  Lots of Republican candidate losses but some conservative ballot issue passed in the Centennial State.  What explains the split personality of Colorado voters?