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John Hickenlooper

John Hickenlooper

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Sep 15, 2026

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His plan would pursue targeted tax relief and include incentives to help producers maintain cash flow and reinvest in their operations.
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57:04
Basile is going up against John Hickenlooper in November.
speaker_30UNKNOWN
57:07
The incumbent Democrat last month said he'd like to see a new political party that's pro-farmer and pro-rancher.
Monica NelsonCORRESPONDENT
57:12
President Trump's childhood home in Queens off the market.

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speaker_30UNKNOWN
116:51
The current state senator says his proposal aims to reduce the cost of doing business for farmers and ranchers.
speaker_30UNKNOWN
116:56
His plan would pursue targeted tax relief and include incentives to help producers maintain cash flow and reinvest in their operations.
speaker_30UNKNOWN
117:04
Basile is going up against John Hickenlooper in November.
speaker_30UNKNOWN
117:07
The incumbent Democrat last month said he'd like to see a new political party that's pro-farmer and pro-rancher
Kyle ClarkHOST
14:16
It's an hour-long, commercial-free debate, 6 p.m. on 9 News in lieu of next.
Kyle ClarkHOST
14:22
And then we'll have Democratic Senator John Hickenlooper facing off against his Republican challenger Mark Baisley October 14th, 6.30 to 7.30 on KTVD Channel 20 and streaming on 9 News.
Kyle ClarkHOST
14:32
That debate, live from MSU Denver on the Auraria campus.
Karen Rojas MezaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:36
something that goes deep, deep into our culture.
Jesse PaulGUEST
16:22
We've got an attorney general's debate coming up between Jenna Griswold and Michael Allen, the district attorney down in El Paso County.
Jesse PaulGUEST
16:31
Hickenlooper is the Democratic incumbent for Senate.
Jesse PaulGUEST
16:33
Griswold's the current Secretary of State running for Attorney General.
Jesse PaulGUEST
16:35
And then we're going to have two other kind of different events this cycle to kind of reach candidates where they're at, so to speak.
speaker_62NARRATOR
141:15
Colorado.
speaker_62NARRATOR
141:16
What if the right answer is something completely different? What if there isn't a right answer? Well, we begin, as we always do, by asking a local, in this case, Governor Hickenlooper.
speaker_62NARRATOR
141:25
What do you say? Colorado.
speaker_62NARRATOR
141:30
There it is.
Eric SondermanPANELIST
10:26
So I think that's great.
Eric SondermanPANELIST
10:28
Uh, in terms of what's happening in rural Colorado and on the Western soap, one thing that's not happening, I read, uh, is that John Hickenlooper is not going to show up for the club 20 debate.
Eric SondermanPANELIST
10:37
That is sort of a kickoff to the political season.
Eric SondermanPANELIST
10:41
Obviously Hickenlooper is not threatened in the Senate race and he's trying to be very low key about it, but you know, he can get in a car or get on a plane and fly to grand junction and show up for the club 20 debate.
Kyle ClarkHOST
12:44
And we will host a debate in the race for Senate.
Kyle ClarkHOST
12:46
Democratic Senator John Hickenlooper and his Republican challenger Mark Baisley on October 14th, 6.30 to 7.30 on KTVD Channel 20 and streaming on 9 News.
Kyle ClarkHOST
12:55
The debate will be hosted by MSU Denver on the Auraria campus.
Kyle ClarkHOST
13:00
When America's veterans fall on hard times, it can be a long road to recovery, a road they do not have to walk alone in Colorado.
Kyle ClarkHOST
15:08
That hour-long commercial-free debate will air at 6 p.m. on 9 News in place of next.
Kyle ClarkHOST
15:14
And also, Democratic Senator John Hickenlooper will debate his Republican challenger Mark Baisley on October 14th, 630 to 730 on KTVD Channel 20.
Kyle ClarkHOST
15:25
That debate will be at MSU Denver on the Auraria campus.
Kyle ClarkHOST
15:28
All of those debates will also stream wherever you find 9 News.
Michael BrownHOST
21:40
Speaking of Colorado, before I go back to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, can I go back to that news? Was Conor doing the news? I forget who was doing the news.
Michael BrownHOST
21:52
So Conor's doing some news and he says that Senator John Hickenlooper is asking for $4 million, I assume from FEMA, to help clean up the screw-up down in Pueblo.
Michael BrownHOST
22:08
Now, wait a minute, Senator.
Michael BrownHOST
22:10
You ought to be glad that I'm not the Undersecretary right now, because I would look at a $4 million request from a state, particularly a state the size of Colorado, and I would say my recommendation to the President would be no.
Dante ScalaGUEST
13:46
My guess is that's the worst case scenario.
Dante ScalaGUEST
13:48
Uh, uh, uh, A well known in the no Democrat up here compared Pappas to Hickenlooper out in Colorado.
Dante ScalaGUEST
14:01
Right.
Dante ScalaGUEST
14:01
Here's someone who center left, you know, didn't seem to face any real difficulties and then was confronted with an unexpectedly strong challenge from a lightly regarded progressive candidate.
Dante ScalaGUEST
14:18
That, to me, still feels like the worst case scenario for Pappas.
Dante ScalaGUEST
14:25
Not an outright upset, but I would bet on Karishma Manzoor, Pappas's Democratic opponent doing better than, I think, a lot better than Scott Brown is going to do, the former Massachusetts senator, now New Hampshire resident, how Scott Brown is going to do against John Sununu, Chris Sununu's brother, former U.S. senator up here next Tuesday.
Henry OlsenHOST
14:53
So I don't want to put you on the spot as far as an actual projection, but I believe Hickenlooper run by single digits.
Henry OlsenHOST
15:02
I forget exactly how much he won by.
Dante ScalaGUEST
14:50
Um, my guess is that's the worst case scenario.
Dante ScalaGUEST
14:54
Uh, uh, a, a well-known, uh, in the know Democrat up here compared Pappas to, uh, Hickenlooper out in Colorado, right? Here's someone who center-left, you know, didn't seem to face any real difficulties and then was, uh, confronted with an unexpectedly strong challenge from a lightly regarded progressive candidate.
Dante ScalaGUEST
15:23
Uh, that to me still feels like the worst case scenario for Pappas.
Dante ScalaGUEST
15:30
Uh, not an outright upset, but I would bet on Karishma Manzur, uh, Pappas's Democratic opponent, uh, doing better than, I think a lot better, than Scott Brown is going to do, uh, the former Massachusetts senator, now New Hampshire resident, how Scott Brown's gonna do against, uh, John Sununu, Chris Sununu's brother, former, uh, US senator up here, uh, next Tuesday.
Henry OlsenHOST
15:59
So, um, you know, I, I, I don't want to put you on the spot as far as an actual projection, but I believe Hickenlooper won, uh, by single digits.
Henry OlsenHOST
16:07
I forget exactly how much he won by.
Henry OlsenHOST
16:10
Uh, but yeah, he was running against a progressive who basically had no money and no name ID, so that was a- an embarrassing result.
Dante ScalaGUEST
21:06
I mean, I look around, you know, you look at, again, k- look at other primaries where you've seen even lightly regarded, lightly funded progressives getting a third of the vote.

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