Abby Johnson on rise of evil, culture of death in America; Committing mentally ill against their will

Jimmy Kimmel takes time toward the end of his time hosting the Oscars to read a Truth Social post from Donald Trump criticizing his performance, which only serves to provide Trump with free advertisting while Joe Biden gets absolutely nothing out of the segment. Meanwhile, Biden continues to alienate independent and moderate voters by walking back his comments on an 'illegal' killing Laken Riley in Georgia, referring to the murderer as 'undocumented' instead in order to appease the lunatic left fringe of his voting base.

As President BIden makes a massive political miscalculation that it's more important to show respect and describe Laken Riley's killer as 'undocumented' rather than 'illegal,' Donald Trump triples down by calling Jose Ibarra an 'illegal alien, an illegal immigrant, and an illegal migrant' while offering comfort to Laken Riley's family, who were all in attendance at Trump's rally in their home state of Georgia over the weekend.

Ryan presses Jon on whether he's attended Star Trek conventions in the past, as Jon describes his experiences at events like ComiCon and callers contribute their memories and nostalgia for old science fiction TV shows and movies.

Jon Caldara, Independence Institute fills in for Dan and starts going down television's memory lane with Ryan on the important Gen X questions of our time: Ginger or Mary Ann from Gilligan's Island, Samantha from Bewitched or Jeannie from I Dream of Jeannie, and Betty or Veronica from the Archie comic book series. It's a Nerd-Out Friday, and it's only just beginning.

As we anticipate President Biden's state of the union address tonight, callers contribute their thoughts on his presidency and its effect on their lives. Can Biden save his re-election effort? Will he be able to tow the line between radical leftists on one side and those demanding stronger border policies on the other?

Dan asks the audience what President Biden can possibly say during Thursday night's state of the union speech to get his flailing re-election campaign back on track.

Listeners hear Ross Kaminsky with his brief commentary segment during a break on Denver's 630 KHOW, so he dials in to flesh out his opinion on Trump vs. Biden, a rematch of 2020 which was essentially locked in after the results of Super Tuesday last night.

With everything coming up Trump, Dan's main concern is the former President staying disciplined and on message with his public remarks. Short of shooting himself in the foot, the 2024 election vs. Joe Biden is the Donald's to lose.

In an interview with CNN, Governor Jared Polis (D-CO) repeatedly refers to 'the Democratic nominee' running for President in the 2024 election, without mentioning Joe Biden by name. Why?

Also, Donald Trump prepares for a dominating Super Tuesday performance as 15 states prepare to nominate their delegates to be pledged for the Republican and Democrat candidates for President this November.

Lathan Watts, vice-president of public affairs for Alliance Defending Freedom, joins Dan to discuss his most recent op-ed for National Review, entitled 'The state of Colorado is considering European-style repression of religion,' pertaining to the state's continued persecution and targeting of Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips.

Danielle Jurinsky of the Aurora City Council joins Dan to discuss the influx of illegals to Denver spilling over into Aurora and surrounding communities like Lakewood, Monument and others. Unlike Denver, however, Aurora is making it clear that they are NOT a 'sanctuary city' and should cease and desist transporting said illegals into Aurora's city limits immediately.

The Denver City Council, by a 7-3 vote, passed a resolution stating, "The City Council affirms remaining a Non-Sanctuary City and asserts the City does not currently have the financial capacity to fund new services related to this crisis and demands that other municipalities and entities do not systematically transport migrants or people experiencing homelessness to the City."