The Kim Monson Show Radio Archive—January 2020

Dr. Patrick Moore on the misinformation campaign regarding renewable energy sources. State Senate District 23 candidate Rupert Parchment discusses why he is running for office. A look at Colorado HB 20-1151, Expand Authority for Regional Transportation Improvements.

Kim and Producer Steve ask what will the Douglas County commissioners do with all the additional revenue that will be generated with property tax bills increasing 25-30%. A discussion of Colorado HB 20-1149, which will allow 16-year olds to vote. Frank Gaffney joins Kim for a conversation on the Harvard professor arrested for his secret connection and financial support from China. Frank and Kim talk about the revolutionary way Trump has used Twitter to let the Iranian people know the U.S. supports them — and not their corrupt government.

Rick Enstrom and Kim have a conversation on the misguided push to reintroduce grey wolves to Colorado. Priscilla Rahn, a candidate for CU Regent, joins Kim to discuss her candidacy.

Don’t need force to implement “good” policy, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office release inmates, “finding criminals who have the money,” impeachment, planned parenthood’s political campaign, annuities, and “fees” on plastic bags is about the economy, not the climate.

Kim meets Antifa at MLK parade, Virginia gun rally peaceful despite prior day’s media blitz to the contrary, 2019 final housing market report, possible “cheap” industry for investing, and illegal spying of journalist Sharyl Attkinsson.

Are “rights” given to us by the U.N.?, new FAMLI proposal, people at risk as City of Denver ignores ICE, repeal of the death penalty, the market continues to climb, ownership of federal lands, and Supreme Court case regarding school choice.

Nefarious and naive, articles of Impeachment delivered, Sharyl Attkinsson files suit against Rod Rosenstein in spying scandal, homeschooling and student loan repayment costs covered in SECURE Act, Rev. C.L. Bryant: Trump support from the black community.

Minimum wage policy is costly and will contribute to loss of employment, the “Youth Unemployment Act,” IRA stretch is eliminated, and the worst Colorado bills introduced the first three days of Colorado’s 2020 legislative session.

Former Gov. Hickenlooper’s use of 2003 federal funds used for legal defense, college piggy banks for newborns and adopted children in Colorado, potential forgiveness of debt for college graduates, tracking 2020 Colorado bills, the SECURE Act and minimum wage.

A look at progressive income tax and whether or not it is reasonable. Joe Otto of Conservative Daily has a discussion with Kim on minimum wage, second amendment rights, healthcare, and more.

Kelly Sloan talks about to expect in Colorado’s 2020 legislative session. Brad Beck shares the story of Erie, Colorado’s million-dollar bridge payment debacle.

Representative Dave Williams talks about his townhall following the Stand for Colorado rally and the bill he will introduce on full disclosure of vaccination information. Jason McBride questions three indicators used at the start of the year to forecast the market. Jason also dissects a misleading report from CNBC on the growth of China’s economy. 

Stand for Colorado speakers Dr. Jill Vecchio, Sherrona Bishop and Patti Kurgan join Kim before the Stand for Colorado Rally at the Capitol. Coloradans love camping…but did anyone expect Denver to turn into a tent city? Micheal Moore sinks to a new low with his bonkers apology to Iran’s Supreme Leader.

Stand for Colorado speakers Amy Oliver Cook, Beth Fisher, Giuliana Day, and Natalie Menten Ricky Gervais’s Golden Globes speech hurt some liberal feelings in Hollywood and elsewhere—was is it a “right wing” attack? Jason McBride talks about the SECURE Act and the federal retirement changes that just went into effect.

Stand for Colorado speakers Nicole Hunt, Carolyn Martin, and Megan Kirk join Kim to speak about religious freedom, homeschooling, and medical freedom. Stand for Colorado is January 8th, at 11 am, at the west steps of the Colorado Capitol building. Producer Steve and Kim take a look at the radical left’s grief for the death of the evil Iranian commander Soleimani.

Christine Coleman and Lauren Boebert join Kim to share why they are Standing for Colorado on January 8th at the Denver Capitol. Trump vows that the Baghdad Embassy attack will “never, ever be a Benghazi.” Governor Polis wrote an op-ed taking credit for saving Coloradans money. Is it true?