Colorado Inside Out

Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce's potential transportation measure, President Trump ending DACA, healthcare in the U.S. and Lt. Governor Lynne joins Democratic primary.

Nancy Pelosi's visit to Denver, a new immigration protection law, a bipartisan healthcare are topics of discussion.

Tom Tancredo considering a run for Governor, Rep. Ed Perlmutter announcing he'll run for reelection in CD 7 and a possible Kasich Hickenlooper presidential ticket in 2020 are topics of discussion.

President Trump firing Steve Bannon, the violent Charlottesville demonstrations, Senator Cory Gardner's town halls and immigration policy and enforcement are topics of discussion.

The 125th Anniversary of The Denver Post, Denver Sheriff's Department spending, Jack Grahams possible run for Governor, big issues facing City Council, and a vote on 1% tax hike on hotel stays are topics of discussion.

Developments in the CO Governor's race, Denver Immigration proposals, Ken Buck's assertion that the GOP is dead and the Overland Park concert approval are topics of discussion.

Trump's transgendered military ban, the healthcare vote, immigration impacts on Denver jails and the pending Overland Park music fest are topics of discussion.

The five year anniversary of the Aurora Theater Shooting, Gubernatorial primaries, DIA's hefty price tag on renovations and protests of US Education Secretary visiting Denver are topics of discussion.

Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a pledge to join the U.S Climate Alliance, Rep. Ed Perlmetter announced that he will be ending his run for the 2018 Gubernatorial Race, The State of the City Address was delivered by Mayor Michael Hancock this week and the Family of Marvin Booker requested to re-open the investigation on 7th Anniversary of his death are topics of discussion.

A jam-packed show hits on the 2018 gubernatorial primary race, questions over voter suppression, local protests of the proposed Senate healthcare bill and Denver's mayor making Politico's list of "most interesting mayors".

Former immigrant detainees held in Aurora filed a federal lawsuit citing exploitation, the GOP U.S. Senate leaders released its version of health care reform legislation and Aurora racetrack ballot issue are topics of discussion.

Majority Whip Steve Scalise injured from a shooting this week, Co lawmakers join a lawsuit against Pres. Trump claiming he violated the Emoluments Clause are topics of discussion.

The preservation of the Sage Grouse, James Comey hearing and Governor Hickenlooper refusing to sign bills into law dominate today's conversation are topics of discussion.

Covfefe, Trump pulls out of Paris Accord, bill to allow businesses to exempt birth control coverage.

Denver Police escape charges in open records case. Colorado lawmakers respond to Trump's budget. 4/20 organizers fined $12K and banned from hosting event for three years. Denver reclassifies petty offenses.

U.S. Reps Degette and Coffman introduce a bill protecting CO's marijuana operations. Jefferson County School Board approves a $265,000/yr. contract for new superintendent Jason Glass. Newly released inmate detained by ICE. A legal battle over oil and gas protections put Colorado's governor and attorney general at odds.

Social justice living environment at University of Colorado Boulder, reaction to President Trump firing FBI Director James Comey, the 2017 Legislative wrap up are topics of discussion.

Magellan Strategies Poll revealed President Trump's approval rating at 47% among Coloradans. Rep. Mike Coffman was the only Colorado Republican to vote no on American Heath Care Act.

Gubernatorial candidates for 2018, Mayor Hancock to launch a review of city's events permit after 4/20 celebration, Judge Orrick temporarily blocks POTUS from withholding federal funding from sanctuary cities, officers pepper spray Muslim inmates prayer room are topics of discussion.

The Construction Defects Bill is a step closer to reality. If approved, the bill would require an agreement from the majority of condo owners before any legal action could be filed against builders. We discuss Coloradan Jeanette Vizguerra who made national news this week as she appeared on Time Magazine's list of 100 Most Influential People.