May 23, 2013 - Hour 3

Yesterday Tom went to stand along the route the traveling Vietnam wall took into northern Colorado and he tries to explain how the wall is transported.  Grimm Bros. Brewery had a fundraiser for the tornado victims in OK and he talks about how that came about.  Devon talks about The Retirement and IRA Show on Saturday morning and what the state and federal government is doing.  Congressman Cory Gardner joins us talk about:  IRS and targeting of conservative groups, Benghazi and immigration.

May 23, 2013 - Hour 2

What does the Affordable Care Act and the IRS have in common?  Pacman’s 33^rd birthday today, Tom shares his past.  Food stamps had a glimmer of hope to be cut and then the thought of giving grants to the states to monitor the distribution were considered, the Senate killed those plans yesterday.  IRS scandal and Lois Lerner’s testimony yesterday, she makes an “I’m innocent” statement and then invokes the 5^th Amendment.  Colorado Sheriff’s get a pat on the back for following the legal challenge to the gun legislation and not using tax payer money.  Jim Saulnier gives us a teaser about how the baby boomers are going to affect retirement.

May 23, 2013 - Hour 1

Rockies are winning, Tom explains you take the win now since it probably won’t last.  Governor Hickenlooper made a “decision” with Nathan Dunlap and the death penalty, he didn’t make a decision and granted temporary reprieve.  Recall efforts in Colorado, 4 in total, 2 have failed or been withdrawn, and Tom believes this is a waste of effort.

May 22, 2013 - Hour 3

Food stamp funding is rumored to be getting a cut in both the Senate and House.  Tidbits is fun this week with tea and tee.  Dick Pickett with the SBDC talks about all the upcoming free events to help foster the small business.

May 22, 2013 - Hour 2

Will Nathan Dunlap get clemency, the Governor’s Chief of Staff has threatened to quit if he doesn’t.  Weld County District Attorney’s office has been busy and Deputy DA Michael Rourke joins us to outline some of the convictions, frauds and a new juvenile program.

May 22, 2013 - Hour 1

Overnight shooting in Longmont involving an officer.  Attorney General John Suthers will have to defend the lawsuit against the gun legislation that has passed, he has said the State needs an answer to what exactly the gun laws are.  The IRS hearings are proceeding and today’s subpoena is for Lois Lerner and she will invoke the 5^th Amendment on her attorney’s advice, testifying could cause her embarrassment.  Sergio and Tiger have a long standing rivalry, Sergio need to grow up.

May 21, 2013 - Hour 3

Tumblr was bought by Yahoo for the great low price of $1.1 billion.  The traveling Veitnam Wall will be in Ft. Collins for the Memorial weekend and Major Diggs Brown shares all the details for the special event.  Colorado Early College Fort Collins is a charter High School that graduates students with high school diplomas and associate degrees at the same time.

May 21, 2013 - Hour 2

Tom played in the sandbox all by himself and that reason is obvious this morning.  AP phone and email records are still being discussed and now a reporter is being targeted for criminal charges.   Healthy U segment is about the Teddy Bear hospital event on June 1^st.

May 21, 2013 - Hour 1

Oklahoma is looking for missing individuals from the tornado that hit yesterday. Tom and Devon disagree on compensation for college athletes. Who is in the race for GOP Governor, the candidates are thinking about getting in line.

May 20, 2013 - Hour 3

What happened during the legislative session, we have State Representative Brian DelGrosso and State Senator Scott Renfroe talk about what happened.  Topics include:  SB 252-energy mandate, gun laws and companies leaving the state, budget and K-12 funding, an egregious session is what this year was.