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Speaker 1: This is Dan Caplis, and welcome to today's online podcast edition of The Dan Kaplis Show. Please be sure to give us a five star rating if you'd be so kind, and to subscribe, download, and listen to the show every single day on your favorite podcast platform. Remarkably dangerous things. I've seen what's going on right now, and the new twist is around. Just launched a sneak attack on US troops and mid East basis just what twenty four hours after President Trump, you know, just just put another ceasefire in place, and so clearly this evil regime is going to force the president into an all out war. Yeah, and why I think I know the answer, But what are you saying? Three all three seven one three eight two five five d an five seven seven three nine. So we'll be talking about that since that's breaking news. Are now Fortunately all the missiles intercepted and none of our troops injured or killed, though we just lost We just lost multiple brave Americans to a similar kind of missile attack. So there can be no doubt, be no doubt this evil regime is going to force the president into an all out war. They're betting he won't go there but I think they are definitely betting wrong, and it's too bad. It's going to come to that, right, but they are forcing it. And then Victor Marks challenging Phil Wiser to a debate, but one debate and with no moderator. I love the no moderator thing. I'll play that again. I want to get your reaction. Three O three seven one three eight two five five d an five seven seven three nine. And then an article just popped up in the Denver Post on Greg Lopez running this time around as an unaffiliated So I'll bring you up to speed.
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Speaker 2: On that, everybody. Victor Marks quick story. That's powerful. I saw a guy recently. He stopped me in public and he goes, uh, hey man. He shook my hand and goes, I voted for you. I said, you did, Thank you. I appreciate that. He says. Now, I'm not a person of faith at all, but I saw you on that debate. You did, and that's what made me decide to vote for you.
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Speaker 1: I said, tell me more. He goes, at the end, when.
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Speaker 2: You could choose on your closing statement to say whatever you wanted, you prayed, and he goes, I'm not a person of faith. But that told me you are a man of conviction that won't be moved by anything. And he goes. I can trust that. That made me feel pretty good. And you know what, I love hearing from people of why they voted. It's encouraging. But I want to make an announcement right now regarding debate here in the general. I'm only doing one debate. That is my strategy. It's what it was in the primary, is what's going to be in the general. There are tons of media outlets taving they all wanting to do debates and I'm doing one and it's different. And Phil, I hope you're team is watching because we reached out to you. I did personally did in near back. But I'm challenging you to a debate with no moderator. This is gonna be a time for us to actually tell the good votes of Colorado what we're gonna do. I'll make empty promises about what we're gonna do and show them out, So looking forward to it.
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Speaker 1: We'll range of details soon.
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Speaker 2: God bless all of you. Let's get this done.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, So what's your reaction to that. I love the idea of a debate with no moderator. I mean, that's what we should be having right in every major office, and we know Wiser isn't going to gree to that. But so where do you think this ends up? But love your take on that. Three h three someone three eight two five five text d An five seven seven three nine. And we're continuing the discussion of safest cars out there and how to protect yourself against the lunacy on the roadway, including all the uninsured motors. So I broke down the numbers earlier and just with licensed drivers, we have close to a million on the roads uninsured, and many of those with insurance because it's so expensive, don't have much. So of just talking about how how you really need to the extent you possibly can shift around financial priorities or whatever by as much uninsured motorist coverage as you can possibly get to protect you if suddenly you're badly injured and unable to support your family because you're in some crash. Yeah, that's the only way you can do anything to kind of control this very dangerous environment we're in. So talking about that and more. Yeah, around launching this sneak attack on US bases in the Mid East just a short time ago, So what do you think the response to that will or should be. I don't think at this point the regime is going to stop until it forces the president into an all out war. And why do you think it's tou that Texters and Fuego, as they usually are, Dan Marx doesn't get to dictate the terms. Wiser should respond with something like sure after we do two to three media debates with Lopez included in all you know, it's been very interesting to me how much support Greg has had from the listeners to the show, both both callers and text. And that ties into this piece that just popped up a few minutes ago on the Denver Post. It's the Seth Claimant piece. Republican turned independent Greg Lopez makes ballot for governor? Will that complicate Victor Marx's path? And then the subhead is sun rises in the East? Will that change? I mean, it's so obvious here that Greg's candidacy it doesn't matter who the GOP nominee was going to be. I mean whether it's Victor or Barb or Bill or Bobby or anybody. Yeah, Greg Lopez, who got two one hundred and ninety two thousand GOP votes in the last gubernatorial primary. That's eighty thousand more than than the winner got this time. Yeah, a three hundred thousand GOP vote getter running is an unaffiliate. It is going to hurt the GOP candidate, no matter who it is. That's a good reminder to get Craig on. I like Craig, I always enjoy Greg. But to have this conversation as to why, I mean, all this does is help the Democrat I mean, but we will have that conversation with Greg. I know what Greig would say is no, it doesn't A'll draw as much or more from Democrats. But I just don't see that the factual basis for that. What we do know is two hundred ninety two thousand GOP votes four years ago. So yeah, this piece just saying that Lopezan, his running mate, submitted eleven nine hundred and forty eight VALLID signatures, surpassing the state's recrirement of one thousand from each of Colorado's eight congressional districts. So yes, Greg will be on the ballot. And what'll be interesting to see is if the different TV stations that normally do debates will go ahead with the debates. Now that Victor said he's doing one, and whether they'll then invite Greg and it'll be Greg and Wiser. You know you can be sure. I mean Wiser will want to take all that time he can get. Wiser figures he's already won. So he's let's you know, let's see if he's proven wrong on that. Let's hope he is. But he's believing he's already one. So now he's just working on he's just working on his reelect. He's working on trying to build a national profile, raise more money. So I think Wiser is going to be taking advantage of any of those opportunities he can get another tech store, Dan Victor Lydon that announcement, Victor had agreed to two debates, the one with Michael Brown that he backed out of in the nine News debate. Therefore, his strategy was not just one debate for the GOP primary. That from Alexa Dan, how is Fauci's personal diaries made public? Were they obtained under warrant or what this? Thank you text her for the great question. This is a really interesting story. If CBS News is correct, the way that Rand Paul got the diaries, it wasn't a whistleblower, It wasn't a subpoena. Rand Paul's office says the journals were located on government computer servers during a search conducted by RFK Junior. So Fauci creates these bizarre diaries and then leaves them on government servers. Yeah, that's that's the story. That's the story. So can't wait for that testimony. Dan Aoc is going to sink her campaign as soon as she tries to put three words together. She's done. As a rock Peters an other worthless blank. He has town that phony ride to work every day when he had limousine unload the bicycle so he could look like he cycled to work. This gets back to just all the reasons to be so happy and optimistic. I mean, we got our problems on the GOP side, but we got really good presidential candidates and the DEM side is an utter disaster. That's kind of a peak Buddha Judge pun deep deep stuff there. But AOC's leading Buddha Judge ad tick or two behind her, and then it's just the pips. Then it's just you know, distant thirds and fourths, and we all know that can change over time. Rudy Giuliani was way ahead in a GOP primary one year. But AOC has had stain power, and we know the energy on the left is with the socialist right, and she's like the socialist queen. So let's hope she's the nominee. What would be what would be a more or sure win as sure as it can be?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 1: What would be a more sure win for the GOP presidential candidate? Would it be AOC or Kamala Harris? And do you put Pete Buddhajeedge in that sure win category as well? Zach, you seem to have strong feelings on this, as you should. I mean, you're gonna have a lot of years with these folks.
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Speaker 4: Likely likely, And I'm with you.
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Speaker 5: I think Kamala Harris, though, would be the biggest layup, just because AOC at least has some semblance of the excitement around her, even if it is the fringes. I don't know who's excited about Kamala Harris, Like, I think that's part of the reason she got her butt handed to her by Trump in twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Right, right, So then why would the DEMS nominator. I think a horrible.
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Speaker 5: I think their idea was she will fillay Trump in the debates and that will win her because she's this great prosecutor. And then it was the exact opposite, where she couldn't string ascendence together.
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Speaker 1: But why would the nominator at this time? And I want to get to that after the break. So we get a lot of ground to cover, starting with Victor Marks challenging Phil Wiser to one debate. Victor says he'll do one and without a moderator. I love that without a moderator thing. You're on the Dan Capla Show.
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Speaker 4: Now back to the Dan Kapler Show podcast.
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Speaker 1: Because I represent science.
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Speaker 6: If you're vaccinated, you really don't need to worry about getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
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Speaker 1: That is true. It truly one of the worst public officials in American history. And it's so great that he's being outed right now just so we can learn the lesson. It's not about personal vilification or animosity or anything like that, though he deserves to be outed for the fraud that he is. But it it's very important that as a society we learned the lesson of this right because you got all these lefties, you know, who just want us to be governed by the experts. He was supposed to be the consummate expert. No, no, it's and that's just you know, that just ties into the whole socialist push and everything else. It's just we've got to learn the lessons of that, and we've got to hopefully remind Americans about the lessons about the Democrats from all of that, I mean, Fauci, all of them got together. They all wanted Trump out, and so that the more harmful they could make this for Americans every day, starting with punishing the kids, the more likely there'd be enough disruption that Trump got defeated, and they succeeded. I mean without COVID, Trump wins. Not only without COVID, but without that, they just unnecessary disruption. There was some disruption was always going to be necessary. Of course, it was a serious thing, but the disruption was probably ten times greater than it needed to be because of the medical the political motivation of the disruptors, including Fauci and everybody in elective office on the left. Without that COVID disruption, Trump wins by ten points. It's a landslide. I don't think any honest observer doubts that three out three seven one three eight two five five d An five seven, seven through nine. Let me get back to some of those text responding to a lot of different things we've been talking about today, including Victor Marx in a video challenging Phil Weiser to a debate without a moderator, Victor saying he will only do one debate. It'll be a debate without a moderator with Phil Weiser. I love the idea of a debate without a moderator. We know Phil Wiser will say no, which gives rise to the question of will there be any debates? Dan, When do you think Victor Marx will name a lieutenant governor running mate? Any thoughts on who he might choose? That from our friend Alexa, What a great question. A couple of people have brought that up to, you know, kind of chatting in the last few days. Who would you suggest for Victor as a running mate? Three oh three seven one three eight two five five d An five seven seven three nine. Dan, here's at another stat you need to investigate for the licensed drivers in Colorado. Because I was mentioning earlier on the show four point five million give or take a few, and then I was breaking it down from there into different categories. About one hundred and twenty five thousand commercial licenses issued. Text Or asked how many of those licensed drivers are illegal aliens? And before you say they cannot get driver's license, I encourage you to look at the DMV site, and thank you for that question I had earlier in the show, reported two hundred and twenty three thousand and sixty nine Colorado Road and Community Safety Act licenses currently issued, and those are issued regardless of immigration status. So I think, my friend, that gets to the number you were after. There another Texter recommending Tesla as the safest car because I've been talking about just the fact we have almost a million uninsured drivers on the roadway, and as you know, uninsured drivers get into fatal crashes at a rate depending on the study, you know, one to two times greater than others. So how do you protect yourself physically? How do you protect yourself in terms of insurance? We've been talking about that safest cars yep, and you know this forty two years. It's it's what I do day in and day out. Are these these you know, serious injury and death cases? Including crashes. So I've seen a lot of this and seen what I think, clearly, Rise to the Top is the safest cars, and I would echo our text or on Tesla. I think there's a lot to be said for the safety of Tesla's. We had a great caller earlier who you know it just saw things the exact same way that I did, based on my forty two years of experience. He happen to be in the insurance industry, and you know, we both gave the same advice, which is, you know, find these older, super safe cars out there. Obviously most of the safest cars are the really expensive ones. But you know, he gave the example of a Mercedes, and that is very, very true those I think historically when I look at you know, people who get in these serious crashes and everything else, Hey, you got to have a seat belt on first and foremost, doesn't matter what you're in. Princess di was in an S class Mercedes, maybe the safest production car on the market, and she would have walked away if she had a seat belt on, walked away without a scratch, but no belt and she's dead. You got to have the seat belt on. But some of these older Mercedes that are more affordable, things like that, they still have a lot of the great safety futures. One thing I like, Zach, and I've seen this over the years, is I really like how the American car manufacturers, you know, started making much safer cars over time. I remember I handled a roof crush case, very very sad case, a roof crush case against Ford, where this wonderful teen girl, if I remember, right on her way home from church, was paralyzed when when a Ford pickup I think it was a pickup flipped and the roof crush was severe. And then all of a sudden, to their credit, Ford turned on a dime. And you want to look at the individual safety ratings, but our son just got f one fifty and I was all for it because Ford turned on a dime and started making a lot of really really really safe cars and trucks. And again check the individual models, but credit to Ford for that. And I think we've seen the same with GM and a lot of American manufacturers, and that I'm very very happy to see that that change occur over the years, and so now some of the safest cars out there are American. The other thing I recommend is is the government crash test stuff. Yeah, take a look at it. It's more data to input. But I really like the IIHS, the Insurance Institute, because their money motivating. You know that they're trying to identify the cars where people are less likely to get hurt, so they pay out lesson claims. I love that. I'd love to see the day come when nobody got hurt in a car. So I always look at the insurance industry ratings. Hey, when we come back, we'll go to our fiery phone lines. Text fascinating as always, and then unfortunately it looks like Aron is trying to force a war. You're on the Dan Kapliss Show.
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Speaker 4: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
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Speaker 7: That is correct, Chris, And it'll lead to protect you completely against infection and the chances are very likely that you'll not be able to transmit it to other people.
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Speaker 1: Wow. Wow, the fault two stuff. Can't wait for his testimony lines on fire, let me get there, And to all of our Texters, and I appreciate the effort, but all of our Texters who are combining Jared Polis and Pete Buddhaje edge in text and then use different euphemisms. Please understand, I'm not an idiot. I'm not going to stumble into reading those on air. Oh what does that mean? But but yeah, so we're talking about Buddha Judge because the polling very encouraging for those of us who want to see Marco or j D because it has aoc I had by a mile and Buddha Judge right on her tail. So let's hope either of those I think is a guaranteed win for the GOP. But if you think I'm wrong, let me know. Let's get back to the phone lines. Go down to beautiful Preeblo listening on CACSJ. We're proud to be carried there. Patrick, Welcome to the Dan Kapla Show.
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Speaker 3: Hey, Dan, good to talk to you. Hey, you know, I just wanted to talk to you about the car safety. I think we probably agree. The seat belt, in my opinion, is probably the most important safety device in a car without talking, you know, and now with the with the addition of the airbag, you know it probably it ma makes a lot of cars safer as far as if you're in an accident. Okay, now I've got a trivia question for you. Who what manufacturer was the first to put a seat belt in a car?
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Speaker 1: Oh, man, I'm going to be guessing, but let me guess.
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Speaker 3: Ford No Bulbo was the first. Really, Yeah, I believe it. I believe it was in nineteen fifty eight.
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Speaker 8: Down.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 3: And then I've got one other things.
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Speaker 1: I can remember. Yeah, Like I remember my sister falling out of our car. I mean, because we didn't have seat belts growing up.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and we got a wrecked in my grandpa's nineteen fifty five Dodge Coronet.
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Speaker 1: And oh you had a Cornet. That was our car, Dodge Coronet. Yeah, we had one car. My parents sacrificed had one car so we could go to Catholic schools. Dodge Cornett. That's what Mary fell out of. She fell out of the back of the Dodge Cornett because there weren't any seat belts.
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Speaker 3: Well, you know, that was a very well padded car and it was a.
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Speaker 1: Heavy son of a good new Yeah, yeah, but they needed seatbet But that's the point. I mean, I'm not doing the preachy thing or I'm just telling you I do catastrophic injury and death cases, and I do a bunch of auto crashes and truck crashes that are just that. And I am just telling you the seat belt. I've had so many cases I've seen where if somebody had just had a seat belt on, they would have survived. And then Princess die if she had a seat belt on, she walks away unscathed.
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Speaker 3: Well, it keeps you in the seat, Dan.
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Speaker 1: Well, it does so much. It keeps it keeps your head from ramping up into the into the roof and getting paralyzed, and it does all sorts of stuff.
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Speaker 3: Right now, I just have one other thing I wanted to tell you real quick, which was really interesting. When the Ferrari fifty came out, it came to America with a five point f one racing harness. The government made them removed that's always one and put his shoulder lap. I don't know. I don't know, but you know, I'm sure the people who brought him in took that belt back out after there and put the point.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to look into that. I've always wondered about that great call. Patrick. By the way, I heard one of the Ferrari's my dream car. I've never had one, never ridden in one, but I heard that, Zach. I heard the greatest Ferrari story last night. You know Jay Leno who collects all those cars. Uh, an elderly woman, older woman had offered to sell her Ferrari to him for three hundred and fifty thousand, and he looked at it, and then he helped her sell it for six and a half million to somebody else because he realized what it was. I just think that that's a cool Ferrari story. Let's go to Las Vegas, New Mexico. Talk to our friend Charles. You're on the Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome Charles.
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Speaker 8: Extra value is what you get when you buy a corn it.
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Speaker 1: Wow? Was that an actual thing? Because I was a little kid when we had that Dodge Cornett.
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Speaker 8: Well you remember the paper plates and cups and stuff.
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Speaker 1: Wow, that's all that different cornash, different cornet.
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Speaker 8: But well, I love listening to all the gosh there's just you know, you listen when you're on hold. You hear so many good takes and stuffing. It's hard to stay focused. But you guys talking about the Dodge inspired me. But let's let's bless mister Lindsey and his passing. And yeah, my schoolmate is rand H. Rand's wife was my school mate, and I hope they have a good day tomorrow. But I wish Lindsay were in charge of the hearing with mister Falcons.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I think Grandpaul's perfect for it. I wish Lindsay gram was still here, but I think Grandpaul's perfect for that.
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Speaker 8: Yes, seventy one is too young. God dang, you know there's rock stars with Sammy Hagar out there kicking, but it's seventy eight, so you know, who are we?
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Speaker 1: It's so individually.
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Speaker 8: Was really upset last week with I got, I got a sort of an outrage for Minnesota, Georgia, and Florida. They're letting some very vile killers get by with just life in prison.
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Speaker 1: Boy, that surprises me. With George and Florida, I know, well.
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Speaker 8: Well, Florida's going putting to death to eighty year olds from crimes in the eighties, you know, so that's kind of what's the use of that, you know? And then Georgia. The school killer in Georgia killed four and you know he's going to get a bump for life, and he's only about twenty years old now. And then I guess the most egregious is the Minnesota killer. Killed the politician and her husband and her dog, and he gets life improvement in Minnesota above bed and I'm retired and I lay down a lot on the couch, cross my legs. You know, I guess they don't get to listen to radio in prison, but that dumb. You know, it's not a bad lifestyle to look out the window at the sunshine and be alive when you've done this stuff. And I'll end with that.
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Speaker 1: Dan, Well, appreciate the call. Thank you, my friend. Hey, speaking of stand up guys, because we were talking about Jay Leno that Ferrari story a minute ago. Really impressed with Kyle Shanahan and being a stand up guy on this crashed ap headline. Forty nine Ers coach Kyle Shanahan takes blame for the crash that left him with a concussion, and so he's got some really serious injuries. Concussion And as you know, listen, concussion is a brain injury, right, and there are varying degrees, but that is a brain injury. And fortunately you see some folks fully resolved, thank God, but you see others who are left with permanent stuff. So that's a brain injury and broken ribs, broken nose, broken left hand stitches for a large cut above the right eye.
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Speaker 5: Nearly lost his eye. Shannan, Yeah, I was reported that that accident. The stitches they saved it, but he nearly lost his wild accident.
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Speaker 1: Wow, And this is how it happened. He said that I was going twenty miles an hour. I was not on my phone, but I dropped my phone and it was stuck in my seats. It was on my lap. It slid off and I went down to look for it. I took my eyes off the road for two seconds. As I was coming up. The airbags hit me in the face. So he apparently crossed the center line. The other driver fortunately not injured. Yeah, so he said John Lynch, another just great human. John Lynch choose the GM there, said Shannan's not bothered by the sunlight, but loud noises like the music at practice are still an issue. I appreciate it being stand up. I know what it come out and reports and all that, but being stand up saying hey, my fault this and that. Hopefully learn the lesson. I'll tell you. It drives me crazy. What why don't they design this out of cars? Do you have this happened, Zach where it always seems like that space just on the right side of your seat is just big enough for your phone to fall down into it and slip down under the seat. You need to fix that, need to fix that, need to fix that. All right, if you just joined us, we got a lot going on this efternoon. When we come back out, I'll replay that sound Victor marks challenging Phil Wiser to a debate. Victor says he will do one and only one debate, and it's going to be without a moderator, and get your reaction to that. I like alexis question, who should Victor's running mate be? No one named yet, but who do you think it should be? Who do you think it will be? Three oh three seven one three eight two five five d an five seven seven three nine. Greg Lopez has made the ballot. What effect do you think that's going to have on the race? And to Ron, you know, launching a sneak attack on US basis in the Mid East just a short time ago. Fortunately the missiles intercepted this time. Last time Americans were killed. And what do you think the President's response will or should be? You're on the DAN Capla Show.
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Speaker 4: And now back to the Dan Kapli Show.
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Speaker 7: Podcast criticizing science, because I represent science.
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Speaker 6: If you're vaccinated, and you really don't need to worry about getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
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Speaker 1: That is true, that is correct, Chris, and it goes on and on from there. I can't wait until six point thirty tomorrow morning because I know what I'm going to be doing. I actually I have a big debt tomorrow, but I'm going to be taping the grilling of doctor Fauci in the Senate, so that Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, chaired by conveniently Senator Ran Paul, who has been a great beacon of truth in all of this. That starts six thirty am Mountain time tomorrow, a thirty Eastern. And you can be sure that doctor Fauci's diaries, which he left behind, it'll be interesting. I don't know if you'll ever get the forensic details on this, will be interesting to see if he had thought he had deleted those. But as you know, even if something's deleted, it may still live in the server. And RFK Junior recovered it from reportedly by CBS A government server, and that's how they got the Fauci diaries that have thoroughly exposed him, you know, and the lies and the farce and all of it. And hopefully America will never make the mistake again. Oh yeah, yeah, let's be governed by the experts, right guy, That guy the worst medical malpractice ever committed in the world, I mean, the most the worst mass medical malpractice. All right, I want to get to some more of these texts will bump in some calls as well. Dan, I was t boned by someone who pulled out in front of the airbag went off, but I never hit it because my seatbelt was on. After the crash, my ball cap was still on my head. Seatbelts means survival, no question. We're talking about safest cars as I talk about the fact we have almost a million uninsured motorists on Colorado roadways and they're one to two times more likely to hurt you seriously or kill you. So how do you protect yourself? We're also talking about why you've got to do everything you can to buy as much uninsured motorist coverage as you can because there are so many uninsured drivers and the probably the greatest threat to most folks ability to keep a roof over their famili's head and everything else is getting badly hurt in a crash or killed and your family's left behind. So the only way you can protect yourself from an insurance standpoint other than life and disability is with all the uninsured motorists coverage you can get. And guess what, there's a reason, in my opinion, why you don't see insurance companies advertising uninsured motorists coverage when you're sitting there watching games. My own belief I can't prove it is that it tends to be cheaper and probably less profitable for insurance companies, So you want to get all you can get. Dan, the wives of Rubio and Vance will be the kingmakers. Both are beyond belief queens. Yeah, they both have incredibly impressive wives who will be tremendous assets in the campaign. But will the offset the charm and wonder of Doug Mhoff Or who's Pete Buddha Judge's spouse Gosh, I can't remember his name? Yeah? And then AOC who she's married to?
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Speaker 8: A guy?
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Speaker 5: She I thought she was single.
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Speaker 1: I think she's married to a guy.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: If I can match Doug though, that guy.
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Speaker 1: Career, Holy cow, Yeah, he'll get that tingle going. But yeah, yeah, but both Rubio and Vance have really really impressive wives. Sh some of these just get way too long, Dan, Are you ready to admit that Trump is another Bush era suckered for Israeli military industrial complex. Yet I'm waiting. No, No, he's not, he's not. And George Bush made some mistakes, There's no question about it. Every American president had has but but George Bush did some things well too. I don't believe Bush got suckered at all bye by Israel. This anti Israel thing, this anti Jewish thing, is a cancer. It's a toxin that we have got to root out of our society. I'm not saying Bibie's perfect, or Israel's perfect, or any nation is perfect or leader is perfect, but that the fact that, and I'm not aiming at this particular texture I'm just talking about. You can see it very broadly in the Democratic Party now. You can see it with certainly that this Democrat socialist movement that's taking over the Colorado Democrat Party is dripping in this awful anti semitism. You know, we have We cannot let that become the new normal. We can we cannot accept its encroachment. It's vile and it has to be stamped out. But it it is. It is a terrible reality we're facing right now. No, I mean Trump has this thing figured out. I know a lot of people are upset right now with the fact that he keeps giving around more and more time, more and more time. But I believe that Trump is at heart very much a peacemaker. I think every American who comes home, you know, in a flag draped coffin, breaks his heart, as it should, and and I think he wants to go that extra hundred miles to avoid a large scale war. And I think that is good. War should be the absolute last result. Now we're in a situation where Trump has said Roun will not be permitted to get nuclear weapons. I have no doubt he is serious about that. He's not going to kick the can down the road, as all the Republicans and Democrats before him have done. But I think he just wants to be sure he's exhausted every possibility. I also think he's trying to maneuver, you know, pass the mid terms before he puts the hammer down if necessary, But clearly there's this Iranian regime isn't going to let him do that. They're going to force him into war, you know, a sneak attack today on American basis, just hours ago in the Mid East. They're going to do all they can to force him into war. Now, on a much brighter note, Zach, I'm sure everybody listening by now has seen that the very inspiring video of that sixteen year old lifeguard going into the heavy, heavy surf to save that ten year old boy. I guess Trump's going to be bringing the lifeguard and his family to the White House. That'll be great, yeah, and smart, right, because that's a unifying thing for the country. If you haven't seen the video, you've you've got to see the video off of California where they're having very very high seas right now. What courage? What courage. So I'm sorry we don't have a couple of more hours today. That's a bit of a falsehood. Our son just finished day one of the bar. Pray for all the kids and older people taking the bar. It's a very very tense and stressful thing for all of them. I hope they all pass with flying colors, but I do want to get home and see them and get the download. Day one of the bar. Yeah, well, he's a really good kid, and he studies really hard, and he put in hundreds of hours preparing. I remember when I was preparing. The difference is he he was a very serious law student. I was involved in lots of other very worthy activities that my attention, but I did hunker down for the bar and ended up. I was told they didn't publish the grades back then. This is too self serveting for me, but I'll finish it just so. I not that guy. But I'm told by an insider I had one of the highest scores in the state on the bar, but I'll never be able to prove it because now they announced the scores and back then they didn't. But I was just very, very grateful to pass, because I think everybody who's ever taken the bar, including people going to be Supreme Court justices, convinced themselves they failed it before the results are finally announced. Zach, great job, Thanks again, my friend, and join us tomorrow. Please,
Speaker 1: This is Dan Caplis, and welcome to today's online podcast edition of The Dan Kaplis Show. Please be sure to give us a five star rating if you'd be so kind, and to subscribe, download, and listen to the show every single day on your favorite podcast platform. Remarkably dangerous things. I've seen what's going on right now, and the new twist is around. Just launched a sneak attack on US troops and mid East basis just what twenty four hours after President Trump, you know, just just put another ceasefire in place, and so clearly this evil regime is going to force the president into an all out war. Yeah, and why I think I know the answer, But what are you saying? Three all three seven one three eight two five five d an five seven seven three nine. So we'll be talking about that since that's breaking news. Are now Fortunately all the missiles intercepted and none of our troops injured or killed, though we just lost We just lost multiple brave Americans to a similar kind of missile attack. So there can be no doubt, be no doubt this evil regime is going to force the president into an all out war. They're betting he won't go there but I think they are definitely betting wrong, and it's too bad. It's going to come to that, right, but they are forcing it. And then Victor Marks challenging Phil Wiser to a debate, but one debate and with no moderator. I love the no moderator thing. I'll play that again. I want to get your reaction. Three O three seven one three eight two five five d an five seven seven three nine. And then an article just popped up in the Denver Post on Greg Lopez running this time around as an unaffiliated So I'll bring you up to speed.
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Speaker 2: On that, everybody. Victor Marks quick story. That's powerful. I saw a guy recently. He stopped me in public and he goes, uh, hey man. He shook my hand and goes, I voted for you. I said, you did, Thank you. I appreciate that. He says. Now, I'm not a person of faith at all, but I saw you on that debate. You did, and that's what made me decide to vote for you.
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Speaker 1: I said, tell me more. He goes, at the end, when.
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Speaker 2: You could choose on your closing statement to say whatever you wanted, you prayed, and he goes, I'm not a person of faith. But that told me you are a man of conviction that won't be moved by anything. And he goes. I can trust that. That made me feel pretty good. And you know what, I love hearing from people of why they voted. It's encouraging. But I want to make an announcement right now regarding debate here in the general. I'm only doing one debate. That is my strategy. It's what it was in the primary, is what's going to be in the general. There are tons of media outlets taving they all wanting to do debates and I'm doing one and it's different. And Phil, I hope you're team is watching because we reached out to you. I did personally did in near back. But I'm challenging you to a debate with no moderator. This is gonna be a time for us to actually tell the good votes of Colorado what we're gonna do. I'll make empty promises about what we're gonna do and show them out, So looking forward to it.
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Speaker 1: We'll range of details soon.
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Speaker 2: God bless all of you. Let's get this done.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, So what's your reaction to that. I love the idea of a debate with no moderator. I mean, that's what we should be having right in every major office, and we know Wiser isn't going to gree to that. But so where do you think this ends up? But love your take on that. Three h three someone three eight two five five text d An five seven seven three nine. And we're continuing the discussion of safest cars out there and how to protect yourself against the lunacy on the roadway, including all the uninsured motors. So I broke down the numbers earlier and just with licensed drivers, we have close to a million on the roads uninsured, and many of those with insurance because it's so expensive, don't have much. So of just talking about how how you really need to the extent you possibly can shift around financial priorities or whatever by as much uninsured motorist coverage as you can possibly get to protect you if suddenly you're badly injured and unable to support your family because you're in some crash. Yeah, that's the only way you can do anything to kind of control this very dangerous environment we're in. So talking about that and more. Yeah, around launching this sneak attack on US bases in the Mid East just a short time ago, So what do you think the response to that will or should be. I don't think at this point the regime is going to stop until it forces the president into an all out war. And why do you think it's tou that Texters and Fuego, as they usually are, Dan Marx doesn't get to dictate the terms. Wiser should respond with something like sure after we do two to three media debates with Lopez included in all you know, it's been very interesting to me how much support Greg has had from the listeners to the show, both both callers and text. And that ties into this piece that just popped up a few minutes ago on the Denver Post. It's the Seth Claimant piece. Republican turned independent Greg Lopez makes ballot for governor? Will that complicate Victor Marx's path? And then the subhead is sun rises in the East? Will that change? I mean, it's so obvious here that Greg's candidacy it doesn't matter who the GOP nominee was going to be. I mean whether it's Victor or Barb or Bill or Bobby or anybody. Yeah, Greg Lopez, who got two one hundred and ninety two thousand GOP votes in the last gubernatorial primary. That's eighty thousand more than than the winner got this time. Yeah, a three hundred thousand GOP vote getter running is an unaffiliate. It is going to hurt the GOP candidate, no matter who it is. That's a good reminder to get Craig on. I like Craig, I always enjoy Greg. But to have this conversation as to why, I mean, all this does is help the Democrat I mean, but we will have that conversation with Greg. I know what Greig would say is no, it doesn't A'll draw as much or more from Democrats. But I just don't see that the factual basis for that. What we do know is two hundred ninety two thousand GOP votes four years ago. So yeah, this piece just saying that Lopezan, his running mate, submitted eleven nine hundred and forty eight VALLID signatures, surpassing the state's recrirement of one thousand from each of Colorado's eight congressional districts. So yes, Greg will be on the ballot. And what'll be interesting to see is if the different TV stations that normally do debates will go ahead with the debates. Now that Victor said he's doing one, and whether they'll then invite Greg and it'll be Greg and Wiser. You know you can be sure. I mean Wiser will want to take all that time he can get. Wiser figures he's already won. So he's let's you know, let's see if he's proven wrong on that. Let's hope he is. But he's believing he's already one. So now he's just working on he's just working on his reelect. He's working on trying to build a national profile, raise more money. So I think Wiser is going to be taking advantage of any of those opportunities he can get another tech store, Dan Victor Lydon that announcement, Victor had agreed to two debates, the one with Michael Brown that he backed out of in the nine News debate. Therefore, his strategy was not just one debate for the GOP primary. That from Alexa Dan, how is Fauci's personal diaries made public? Were they obtained under warrant or what this? Thank you text her for the great question. This is a really interesting story. If CBS News is correct, the way that Rand Paul got the diaries, it wasn't a whistleblower, It wasn't a subpoena. Rand Paul's office says the journals were located on government computer servers during a search conducted by RFK Junior. So Fauci creates these bizarre diaries and then leaves them on government servers. Yeah, that's that's the story. That's the story. So can't wait for that testimony. Dan Aoc is going to sink her campaign as soon as she tries to put three words together. She's done. As a rock Peters an other worthless blank. He has town that phony ride to work every day when he had limousine unload the bicycle so he could look like he cycled to work. This gets back to just all the reasons to be so happy and optimistic. I mean, we got our problems on the GOP side, but we got really good presidential candidates and the DEM side is an utter disaster. That's kind of a peak Buddha Judge pun deep deep stuff there. But AOC's leading Buddha Judge ad tick or two behind her, and then it's just the pips. Then it's just you know, distant thirds and fourths, and we all know that can change over time. Rudy Giuliani was way ahead in a GOP primary one year. But AOC has had stain power, and we know the energy on the left is with the socialist right, and she's like the socialist queen. So let's hope she's the nominee. What would be what would be a more or sure win as sure as it can be?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 1: What would be a more sure win for the GOP presidential candidate? Would it be AOC or Kamala Harris? And do you put Pete Buddhajeedge in that sure win category as well? Zach, you seem to have strong feelings on this, as you should. I mean, you're gonna have a lot of years with these folks.
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Speaker 4: Likely likely, And I'm with you.
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Speaker 5: I think Kamala Harris, though, would be the biggest layup, just because AOC at least has some semblance of the excitement around her, even if it is the fringes. I don't know who's excited about Kamala Harris, Like, I think that's part of the reason she got her butt handed to her by Trump in twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Right, right, So then why would the DEMS nominator. I think a horrible.
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Speaker 5: I think their idea was she will fillay Trump in the debates and that will win her because she's this great prosecutor. And then it was the exact opposite, where she couldn't string ascendence together.
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Speaker 1: But why would the nominator at this time? And I want to get to that after the break. So we get a lot of ground to cover, starting with Victor Marks challenging Phil Wiser to one debate. Victor says he'll do one and without a moderator. I love that without a moderator thing. You're on the Dan Capla Show.
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Speaker 4: Now back to the Dan Kapler Show podcast.
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Speaker 1: Because I represent science.
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Speaker 6: If you're vaccinated, you really don't need to worry about getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
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Speaker 1: That is true. It truly one of the worst public officials in American history. And it's so great that he's being outed right now just so we can learn the lesson. It's not about personal vilification or animosity or anything like that, though he deserves to be outed for the fraud that he is. But it it's very important that as a society we learned the lesson of this right because you got all these lefties, you know, who just want us to be governed by the experts. He was supposed to be the consummate expert. No, no, it's and that's just you know, that just ties into the whole socialist push and everything else. It's just we've got to learn the lessons of that, and we've got to hopefully remind Americans about the lessons about the Democrats from all of that, I mean, Fauci, all of them got together. They all wanted Trump out, and so that the more harmful they could make this for Americans every day, starting with punishing the kids, the more likely there'd be enough disruption that Trump got defeated, and they succeeded. I mean without COVID, Trump wins. Not only without COVID, but without that, they just unnecessary disruption. There was some disruption was always going to be necessary. Of course, it was a serious thing, but the disruption was probably ten times greater than it needed to be because of the medical the political motivation of the disruptors, including Fauci and everybody in elective office on the left. Without that COVID disruption, Trump wins by ten points. It's a landslide. I don't think any honest observer doubts that three out three seven one three eight two five five d An five seven, seven through nine. Let me get back to some of those text responding to a lot of different things we've been talking about today, including Victor Marx in a video challenging Phil Weiser to a debate without a moderator, Victor saying he will only do one debate. It'll be a debate without a moderator with Phil Weiser. I love the idea of a debate without a moderator. We know Phil Wiser will say no, which gives rise to the question of will there be any debates? Dan, When do you think Victor Marx will name a lieutenant governor running mate? Any thoughts on who he might choose? That from our friend Alexa, What a great question. A couple of people have brought that up to, you know, kind of chatting in the last few days. Who would you suggest for Victor as a running mate? Three oh three seven one three eight two five five d An five seven seven three nine. Dan, here's at another stat you need to investigate for the licensed drivers in Colorado. Because I was mentioning earlier on the show four point five million give or take a few, and then I was breaking it down from there into different categories. About one hundred and twenty five thousand commercial licenses issued. Text Or asked how many of those licensed drivers are illegal aliens? And before you say they cannot get driver's license, I encourage you to look at the DMV site, and thank you for that question I had earlier in the show, reported two hundred and twenty three thousand and sixty nine Colorado Road and Community Safety Act licenses currently issued, and those are issued regardless of immigration status. So I think, my friend, that gets to the number you were after. There another Texter recommending Tesla as the safest car because I've been talking about just the fact we have almost a million uninsured drivers on the roadway, and as you know, uninsured drivers get into fatal crashes at a rate depending on the study, you know, one to two times greater than others. So how do you protect yourself physically? How do you protect yourself in terms of insurance? We've been talking about that safest cars yep, and you know this forty two years. It's it's what I do day in and day out. Are these these you know, serious injury and death cases? Including crashes. So I've seen a lot of this and seen what I think, clearly, Rise to the Top is the safest cars, and I would echo our text or on Tesla. I think there's a lot to be said for the safety of Tesla's. We had a great caller earlier who you know it just saw things the exact same way that I did, based on my forty two years of experience. He happen to be in the insurance industry, and you know, we both gave the same advice, which is, you know, find these older, super safe cars out there. Obviously most of the safest cars are the really expensive ones. But you know, he gave the example of a Mercedes, and that is very, very true those I think historically when I look at you know, people who get in these serious crashes and everything else, Hey, you got to have a seat belt on first and foremost, doesn't matter what you're in. Princess di was in an S class Mercedes, maybe the safest production car on the market, and she would have walked away if she had a seat belt on, walked away without a scratch, but no belt and she's dead. You got to have the seat belt on. But some of these older Mercedes that are more affordable, things like that, they still have a lot of the great safety futures. One thing I like, Zach, and I've seen this over the years, is I really like how the American car manufacturers, you know, started making much safer cars over time. I remember I handled a roof crush case, very very sad case, a roof crush case against Ford, where this wonderful teen girl, if I remember, right on her way home from church, was paralyzed when when a Ford pickup I think it was a pickup flipped and the roof crush was severe. And then all of a sudden, to their credit, Ford turned on a dime. And you want to look at the individual safety ratings, but our son just got f one fifty and I was all for it because Ford turned on a dime and started making a lot of really really really safe cars and trucks. And again check the individual models, but credit to Ford for that. And I think we've seen the same with GM and a lot of American manufacturers, and that I'm very very happy to see that that change occur over the years, and so now some of the safest cars out there are American. The other thing I recommend is is the government crash test stuff. Yeah, take a look at it. It's more data to input. But I really like the IIHS, the Insurance Institute, because their money motivating. You know that they're trying to identify the cars where people are less likely to get hurt, so they pay out lesson claims. I love that. I'd love to see the day come when nobody got hurt in a car. So I always look at the insurance industry ratings. Hey, when we come back, we'll go to our fiery phone lines. Text fascinating as always, and then unfortunately it looks like Aron is trying to force a war. You're on the Dan Kapliss Show.
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Speaker 4: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
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Speaker 7: That is correct, Chris, And it'll lead to protect you completely against infection and the chances are very likely that you'll not be able to transmit it to other people.
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Speaker 1: Wow. Wow, the fault two stuff. Can't wait for his testimony lines on fire, let me get there, And to all of our Texters, and I appreciate the effort, but all of our Texters who are combining Jared Polis and Pete Buddhaje edge in text and then use different euphemisms. Please understand, I'm not an idiot. I'm not going to stumble into reading those on air. Oh what does that mean? But but yeah, so we're talking about Buddha Judge because the polling very encouraging for those of us who want to see Marco or j D because it has aoc I had by a mile and Buddha Judge right on her tail. So let's hope either of those I think is a guaranteed win for the GOP. But if you think I'm wrong, let me know. Let's get back to the phone lines. Go down to beautiful Preeblo listening on CACSJ. We're proud to be carried there. Patrick, Welcome to the Dan Kapla Show.
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Speaker 3: Hey, Dan, good to talk to you. Hey, you know, I just wanted to talk to you about the car safety. I think we probably agree. The seat belt, in my opinion, is probably the most important safety device in a car without talking, you know, and now with the with the addition of the airbag, you know it probably it ma makes a lot of cars safer as far as if you're in an accident. Okay, now I've got a trivia question for you. Who what manufacturer was the first to put a seat belt in a car?
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Speaker 1: Oh, man, I'm going to be guessing, but let me guess.
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Speaker 3: Ford No Bulbo was the first. Really, Yeah, I believe it. I believe it was in nineteen fifty eight.
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Speaker 8: Down.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 3: And then I've got one other things.
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Speaker 1: I can remember. Yeah, Like I remember my sister falling out of our car. I mean, because we didn't have seat belts growing up.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and we got a wrecked in my grandpa's nineteen fifty five Dodge Coronet.
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Speaker 1: And oh you had a Cornet. That was our car, Dodge Coronet. Yeah, we had one car. My parents sacrificed had one car so we could go to Catholic schools. Dodge Cornett. That's what Mary fell out of. She fell out of the back of the Dodge Cornett because there weren't any seat belts.
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Speaker 3: Well, you know, that was a very well padded car and it was a.
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Speaker 1: Heavy son of a good new Yeah, yeah, but they needed seatbet But that's the point. I mean, I'm not doing the preachy thing or I'm just telling you I do catastrophic injury and death cases, and I do a bunch of auto crashes and truck crashes that are just that. And I am just telling you the seat belt. I've had so many cases I've seen where if somebody had just had a seat belt on, they would have survived. And then Princess die if she had a seat belt on, she walks away unscathed.
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Speaker 3: Well, it keeps you in the seat, Dan.
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Speaker 1: Well, it does so much. It keeps it keeps your head from ramping up into the into the roof and getting paralyzed, and it does all sorts of stuff.
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Speaker 3: Right now, I just have one other thing I wanted to tell you real quick, which was really interesting. When the Ferrari fifty came out, it came to America with a five point f one racing harness. The government made them removed that's always one and put his shoulder lap. I don't know. I don't know, but you know, I'm sure the people who brought him in took that belt back out after there and put the point.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to look into that. I've always wondered about that great call. Patrick. By the way, I heard one of the Ferrari's my dream car. I've never had one, never ridden in one, but I heard that, Zach. I heard the greatest Ferrari story last night. You know Jay Leno who collects all those cars. Uh, an elderly woman, older woman had offered to sell her Ferrari to him for three hundred and fifty thousand, and he looked at it, and then he helped her sell it for six and a half million to somebody else because he realized what it was. I just think that that's a cool Ferrari story. Let's go to Las Vegas, New Mexico. Talk to our friend Charles. You're on the Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome Charles.
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Speaker 8: Extra value is what you get when you buy a corn it.
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Speaker 1: Wow? Was that an actual thing? Because I was a little kid when we had that Dodge Cornett.
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Speaker 8: Well you remember the paper plates and cups and stuff.
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Speaker 1: Wow, that's all that different cornash, different cornet.
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Speaker 8: But well, I love listening to all the gosh there's just you know, you listen when you're on hold. You hear so many good takes and stuffing. It's hard to stay focused. But you guys talking about the Dodge inspired me. But let's let's bless mister Lindsey and his passing. And yeah, my schoolmate is rand H. Rand's wife was my school mate, and I hope they have a good day tomorrow. But I wish Lindsay were in charge of the hearing with mister Falcons.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I think Grandpaul's perfect for it. I wish Lindsay gram was still here, but I think Grandpaul's perfect for that.
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Speaker 8: Yes, seventy one is too young. God dang, you know there's rock stars with Sammy Hagar out there kicking, but it's seventy eight, so you know, who are we?
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Speaker 1: It's so individually.
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Speaker 8: Was really upset last week with I got, I got a sort of an outrage for Minnesota, Georgia, and Florida. They're letting some very vile killers get by with just life in prison.
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Speaker 1: Boy, that surprises me. With George and Florida, I know, well.
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Speaker 8: Well, Florida's going putting to death to eighty year olds from crimes in the eighties, you know, so that's kind of what's the use of that, you know? And then Georgia. The school killer in Georgia killed four and you know he's going to get a bump for life, and he's only about twenty years old now. And then I guess the most egregious is the Minnesota killer. Killed the politician and her husband and her dog, and he gets life improvement in Minnesota above bed and I'm retired and I lay down a lot on the couch, cross my legs. You know, I guess they don't get to listen to radio in prison, but that dumb. You know, it's not a bad lifestyle to look out the window at the sunshine and be alive when you've done this stuff. And I'll end with that.
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Speaker 1: Dan, Well, appreciate the call. Thank you, my friend. Hey, speaking of stand up guys, because we were talking about Jay Leno that Ferrari story a minute ago. Really impressed with Kyle Shanahan and being a stand up guy on this crashed ap headline. Forty nine Ers coach Kyle Shanahan takes blame for the crash that left him with a concussion, and so he's got some really serious injuries. Concussion And as you know, listen, concussion is a brain injury, right, and there are varying degrees, but that is a brain injury. And fortunately you see some folks fully resolved, thank God, but you see others who are left with permanent stuff. So that's a brain injury and broken ribs, broken nose, broken left hand stitches for a large cut above the right eye.
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Speaker 5: Nearly lost his eye. Shannan, Yeah, I was reported that that accident. The stitches they saved it, but he nearly lost his wild accident.
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Speaker 1: Wow, And this is how it happened. He said that I was going twenty miles an hour. I was not on my phone, but I dropped my phone and it was stuck in my seats. It was on my lap. It slid off and I went down to look for it. I took my eyes off the road for two seconds. As I was coming up. The airbags hit me in the face. So he apparently crossed the center line. The other driver fortunately not injured. Yeah, so he said John Lynch, another just great human. John Lynch choose the GM there, said Shannan's not bothered by the sunlight, but loud noises like the music at practice are still an issue. I appreciate it being stand up. I know what it come out and reports and all that, but being stand up saying hey, my fault this and that. Hopefully learn the lesson. I'll tell you. It drives me crazy. What why don't they design this out of cars? Do you have this happened, Zach where it always seems like that space just on the right side of your seat is just big enough for your phone to fall down into it and slip down under the seat. You need to fix that, need to fix that, need to fix that. All right, if you just joined us, we got a lot going on this efternoon. When we come back out, I'll replay that sound Victor marks challenging Phil Wiser to a debate. Victor says he will do one and only one debate, and it's going to be without a moderator, and get your reaction to that. I like alexis question, who should Victor's running mate be? No one named yet, but who do you think it should be? Who do you think it will be? Three oh three seven one three eight two five five d an five seven seven three nine. Greg Lopez has made the ballot. What effect do you think that's going to have on the race? And to Ron, you know, launching a sneak attack on US basis in the Mid East just a short time ago. Fortunately the missiles intercepted this time. Last time Americans were killed. And what do you think the President's response will or should be? You're on the DAN Capla Show.
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Speaker 4: And now back to the Dan Kapli Show.
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Speaker 7: Podcast criticizing science, because I represent science.
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Speaker 6: If you're vaccinated, and you really don't need to worry about getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
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Speaker 1: That is true, that is correct, Chris, and it goes on and on from there. I can't wait until six point thirty tomorrow morning because I know what I'm going to be doing. I actually I have a big debt tomorrow, but I'm going to be taping the grilling of doctor Fauci in the Senate, so that Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, chaired by conveniently Senator Ran Paul, who has been a great beacon of truth in all of this. That starts six thirty am Mountain time tomorrow, a thirty Eastern. And you can be sure that doctor Fauci's diaries, which he left behind, it'll be interesting. I don't know if you'll ever get the forensic details on this, will be interesting to see if he had thought he had deleted those. But as you know, even if something's deleted, it may still live in the server. And RFK Junior recovered it from reportedly by CBS A government server, and that's how they got the Fauci diaries that have thoroughly exposed him, you know, and the lies and the farce and all of it. And hopefully America will never make the mistake again. Oh yeah, yeah, let's be governed by the experts, right guy, That guy the worst medical malpractice ever committed in the world, I mean, the most the worst mass medical malpractice. All right, I want to get to some more of these texts will bump in some calls as well. Dan, I was t boned by someone who pulled out in front of the airbag went off, but I never hit it because my seatbelt was on. After the crash, my ball cap was still on my head. Seatbelts means survival, no question. We're talking about safest cars as I talk about the fact we have almost a million uninsured motorists on Colorado roadways and they're one to two times more likely to hurt you seriously or kill you. So how do you protect yourself? We're also talking about why you've got to do everything you can to buy as much uninsured motorist coverage as you can because there are so many uninsured drivers and the probably the greatest threat to most folks ability to keep a roof over their famili's head and everything else is getting badly hurt in a crash or killed and your family's left behind. So the only way you can protect yourself from an insurance standpoint other than life and disability is with all the uninsured motorists coverage you can get. And guess what, there's a reason, in my opinion, why you don't see insurance companies advertising uninsured motorists coverage when you're sitting there watching games. My own belief I can't prove it is that it tends to be cheaper and probably less profitable for insurance companies, So you want to get all you can get. Dan, the wives of Rubio and Vance will be the kingmakers. Both are beyond belief queens. Yeah, they both have incredibly impressive wives who will be tremendous assets in the campaign. But will the offset the charm and wonder of Doug Mhoff Or who's Pete Buddha Judge's spouse Gosh, I can't remember his name? Yeah? And then AOC who she's married to?
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Speaker 8: A guy?
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Speaker 5: She I thought she was single.
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Speaker 1: I think she's married to a guy.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: If I can match Doug though, that guy.
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Speaker 1: Career, Holy cow, Yeah, he'll get that tingle going. But yeah, yeah, but both Rubio and Vance have really really impressive wives. Sh some of these just get way too long, Dan, Are you ready to admit that Trump is another Bush era suckered for Israeli military industrial complex. Yet I'm waiting. No, No, he's not, he's not. And George Bush made some mistakes, There's no question about it. Every American president had has but but George Bush did some things well too. I don't believe Bush got suckered at all bye by Israel. This anti Israel thing, this anti Jewish thing, is a cancer. It's a toxin that we have got to root out of our society. I'm not saying Bibie's perfect, or Israel's perfect, or any nation is perfect or leader is perfect, but that the fact that, and I'm not aiming at this particular texture I'm just talking about. You can see it very broadly in the Democratic Party now. You can see it with certainly that this Democrat socialist movement that's taking over the Colorado Democrat Party is dripping in this awful anti semitism. You know, we have We cannot let that become the new normal. We can we cannot accept its encroachment. It's vile and it has to be stamped out. But it it is. It is a terrible reality we're facing right now. No, I mean Trump has this thing figured out. I know a lot of people are upset right now with the fact that he keeps giving around more and more time, more and more time. But I believe that Trump is at heart very much a peacemaker. I think every American who comes home, you know, in a flag draped coffin, breaks his heart, as it should, and and I think he wants to go that extra hundred miles to avoid a large scale war. And I think that is good. War should be the absolute last result. Now we're in a situation where Trump has said Roun will not be permitted to get nuclear weapons. I have no doubt he is serious about that. He's not going to kick the can down the road, as all the Republicans and Democrats before him have done. But I think he just wants to be sure he's exhausted every possibility. I also think he's trying to maneuver, you know, pass the mid terms before he puts the hammer down if necessary, But clearly there's this Iranian regime isn't going to let him do that. They're going to force him into war, you know, a sneak attack today on American basis, just hours ago in the Mid East. They're going to do all they can to force him into war. Now, on a much brighter note, Zach, I'm sure everybody listening by now has seen that the very inspiring video of that sixteen year old lifeguard going into the heavy, heavy surf to save that ten year old boy. I guess Trump's going to be bringing the lifeguard and his family to the White House. That'll be great, yeah, and smart, right, because that's a unifying thing for the country. If you haven't seen the video, you've you've got to see the video off of California where they're having very very high seas right now. What courage? What courage. So I'm sorry we don't have a couple of more hours today. That's a bit of a falsehood. Our son just finished day one of the bar. Pray for all the kids and older people taking the bar. It's a very very tense and stressful thing for all of them. I hope they all pass with flying colors, but I do want to get home and see them and get the download. Day one of the bar. Yeah, well, he's a really good kid, and he studies really hard, and he put in hundreds of hours preparing. I remember when I was preparing. The difference is he he was a very serious law student. I was involved in lots of other very worthy activities that my attention, but I did hunker down for the bar and ended up. I was told they didn't publish the grades back then. This is too self serveting for me, but I'll finish it just so. I not that guy. But I'm told by an insider I had one of the highest scores in the state on the bar, but I'll never be able to prove it because now they announced the scores and back then they didn't. But I was just very, very grateful to pass, because I think everybody who's ever taken the bar, including people going to be Supreme Court justices, convinced themselves they failed it before the results are finally announced. Zach, great job, Thanks again, my friend, and join us tomorrow. Please,
