February 25, 2022
Intelligence analysts examine Russia's Ukraine invasion, Biden energy policy, and China-Taiwan tensions. February 25, 2022.
“I think what it points out more than anything else is that the Biden administration are ideologues in the purest sense. If anything, they're probably looking at this as a positive because if they can raise gas prices through the roof, it'll stimulate the adoption of alternative energy faster.”
January 21, 2022
Constitution & Rule of Law
Allen Thomas examines why Supreme Court wins are not victories but attacks repelled. Steve Cruz on tax implications of child credits. January 21, 2022.
“Benchmade out of Oregon, obviously, has also really invested heavily and expanding their capacity of U.S.-based knives. And they probably came out with almost two dozen new models this year that they announced at the show, which is incredible.”
January 14, 2022
Civic Engagement & Grassroots
Pam Long reviews Colorado's best and worst political decisions of 2021 with Kim Monson on January 14, 2022.
“Right this minute as we're talking, there's a group of bureaucrats somewhere in Colorado plotting how they can take somebody's freedom away.”
January 7, 2022
Civic Engagement & Grassroots
Dads of Castle Rock leaders discuss disaster relief, life skills training, and fellowship on January 7, 2022.
“When you're actually out physically doing something as part of that project, helping to build the yurts and the playground equipment, when you're rolling up your sleeves and getting stuff done, that really gives you a sense of satisfaction.”
December 17, 2021
Rick Turnquist analyzes the Julius Jones and Rittenhouse cases to expose Democrat crime policy failures. Friday, December 17, 2021.
“It's obviously happening in Democrat cities. It's happening in cities that you have district attorneys and city attorneys that were specifically put in place by George Soros and his various foundations to enact a catch-and-release policy in these cities.”
November 12, 2021
Rick Turnquist analyzes Virginia's Republican sweep, Mary Alpers covers tax strategy, and Hal Van Hercke supports veterans. November 12, 2021.
“I believe our veterans and first responders are unique, special people. They are. There's certain things about them that we're the type of people that we're willing to stand up and defend what they believe in and put their lives on the line.”
November 5, 2021
Hal Van Hercke discusses election victories, vaccine mandates, and the 1776 spirit with Kim Monson. November 5, 2021.
“I think we all, every day, should be looking at our lives and the time we live in as our 1776. Freedom is being attacked on a daily basis from all sides, from all kinds of powerful forces on this planet. Any of us who believe in individual freedom, I think we need to wake up every morning and put on our suit of armor and go to battle against people who would subjugate us.”
“The most inexcusable part is, and this would go for any type of government, especially when you're down at the local level, when you just completely ignore entirely the will of your constituency. And when they're telling you politely, initially, their concerns and what their wishes are, and they take polls and they take surveys and then they just ignore them completely, that's kind of scary. We know better than you do. We know better for your kids than you do. We know better about how to run a school than you do. We know better about health than you do.”
September 24, 2021
Rick Turnquist exposes the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill. Hal Van Hercke urges conservatives to stand up. September 24, 2021.
“So we just need to start standing up. And if you look at the statistics, there's just as many of us who are frustrated with this contingent encroachment on personal freedom than there are that keep pushing it.”
September 17, 2021
Hal Van Hercke on conservatism, individual freedom, and the Constitution's role in limiting government. September 17, 2021.
“When I say conservative, I think about people who are very passionate about conserving individual freedom. That's what I mean, really. And conserving the Constitution, traditional American values, the things that made this country great.”
“You just have to, it's a corny phrase, but you have to be the change. You have to just stand up right now, today, and say: I'm not taking any more of this and I'm going to start fighting back in whatever peaceful means I have at my disposal.”
“The final thought is you don't have to just shut up and take it. Get fired up. Get a little bit of warrior spirit in you. Look around. Decide what you want to stand up for, what you want to speak out about, and just start doing it.”
September 10, 2021
Kim Monson reflects on 9/11's 20th anniversary with Todd Beamer's story, then previews Grand Lake Constitution Week. September 10, 2021.
“I think it's always critical that all of us remember not only the events themselves, but the situation that led up to it and how our country responded in the moments following that. I think it's very important that we always remember. It was a very sad day in U.S. history.”
August 20, 2021
Peter Yu confronts the CRT lie, Rick Turnquist exposes Democrat governance failures, and veteran support during the Afghanistan crisis. August 20, 2021.
“It's not a good week for freedom, not a good week for being a humanitarian and for caring about people and individual freedoms and individual rights. But it's impacted me very indirectly, but still I can only imagine how it's impacted people who have committed so much there.”
August 6, 2021
Leslie Manookian of Health Freedom Defense Fund exposes vaccine mandate legal framework. Hal Van Hercke warns of corporatism. August 6, 2021.
“The biggest threat right now to force vaccinations or a vaccine passport or to any of our individual freedoms going forward is this really unholy alliance between big government and big corporations.”
July 30, 2021
Dr. Jill Vecchio exposes COVID politicization while Hal Van Hercke warns of cultural Marxism threatening individual freedom. Friday, July 30, 2021.
“We're at a very unique point in time, and I think that anybody who values truth, anybody who values, you know, and I say truth in terms of absolute truth, and truth that's either anchored in the laws of man and nature or handed down by the divine creator, versus the relative non-truth of cultural Marxism, if you believe in individual freedoms and the foundations of that, I think everybody has to start taking stock of what can I do as an individual to fight this.”
July 16, 2021
Patti Kurgan and Hal Van Hercke expose Initiative 25's LEAP program as an unelected authority controlling Colorado education. July 16, 2021.
“We're supposed to have people accountable to the citizenry through democratic processes.”
“These are all unelected people who are out of touch and out of reach of the citizenry. And that kind of concerns me quite a bit.”
June 18, 2021
Hal Van Hercke of Castlegate Knife and Tool exposes World Economic Forum plans and discusses threats to American liberty. The Kim Monson Show, June 18, 2021.
“Traditional families are a barrier to Marxism. Property rights are a barrier to Marxism. A middle class is a barrier to Marxism. A thriving small business community is a barrier to Marxism. Borders are a barrier to global Marxism. And what are they attacking?”
May 31, 2021
Major General John Raaen Jr. recounts his experience with the 5th Ranger Battalion at Omaha Beach. A Memorial Day tribute on May 31, 2021.
“One of the things that we really focus on is what we would call deployment quality or military quality knives that you know you're going to be able to depend on when you deploy or you're downrange.”
May 27, 2021
Hal Van Hercke exposes how forced minimum wage destroys small business, while Dr. Jill Vecchio warns vaccine incentives may turn coercive. May 27, 2021.
“Small business makes our world go around. The vast majority of people that we know in our lives work for small business. It is the backbone of our economy. It's one of the key founding principles of our country as a Western civilization.”
May 21, 2021
Kim Monson hosts Liberty Toastmasters Table Topics on leadership with Marshall Dawson, Rick Rome, Greg Morrissey, Brad Beck, and Christie Whaley. May 21, 2021.
May 7, 2021
Brian Domitrovic and Hal Van Hercke examine Biden's $2 trillion spending plan and why tax cuts create jobs. May 7, 2021.
“Yeah, I think that there's a lot of reasons to be concerned about the spending. And kind of on an existential level, you know, I'm concerned by the fact that Biden's motto is build back better, which is directly from the Great Reset and the work from people in Davos, et cetera, which is really aimed at redistributing wealth across the global community.”
April 30, 2021
Rick Turnquist exposes how minimum wage hikes destroy entry-level jobs while Jill Vecchio warns of HIPAA changes threatening medical privacy. April 30, 2021.
“What most people don't realize is the average small business only makes 7% profit. So if my labor is 25% of mycost and you raise my cost 30% for that labor,so you take me from$ 10 an hour to$ 14,$ 15 an hour, you have literally wiped out 100% of my profit, whichis 100% of my reason for existing.”