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Ken Buck

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Oct 16, 2026

Bente BirkelandHOST
5:27
Exactly.
Bente BirkelandHOST
5:27
And something I didn't expect to see in this political race, Republican Ken Buck, who served in Congress in the 4th Congressional District for a long time, and he was also the former GOP state party chair, endorsing Phil Weiser.
Bente BirkelandHOST
5:43
Buck said in this video that he's worked with Weiser and thinks he's honest and a hard worker.
Jesse PaulGUEST
5:48
Weiser is all but guaranteed to win this race, but Marx's behavior and competitiveness do matter, both for the discussion of the future of Colorado and for other Republican candidates on the ballot this year.

23 MINS LATER

Jesse PaulGUEST
28:59
He's a former mayor of Parker, south of Denver.
Jesse PaulGUEST
29:01
He had a very brief stint as the U.S. representative for the 4th Congressional District.
Bente BirkelandHOST
29:06
Yes, he stepped in to fill a vacancy in that seat after Congressman Ken Buck resigned.
Bente BirkelandHOST
29:10
It was six months of holding office.
Kyle DyerHOST
0:43
And Tyrone Glover, criminal defense and civil rights attorney here in Denver.
Kyle DyerHOST
0:48
Former Republican congressman Ken Buck is crossing party lines to endorse Democrat Phil Weiser for governor over Republican nominee Victor Marks.
Kyle DyerHOST
0:57
And Colorado Republican Party Secretary Russ Andrews has resigned after endorsing unaffiliated candidate Greg Lopez for governor instead of his party's nominee, Victor Marks.
Kyle DyerHOST
1:09
Patty, endorsements are usually rather ho-hum and predictable.
Patty CalhounPANELIST
1:19
And when you think about the Republican Party in Colorado, is there a line or just a falling apart bulwark? I mean, it's just crumbling.
Patty CalhounPANELIST
1:29
What is gonna happen with the Colorado Republican Party? This is making them look like geniuses in 2010 when Dan Maes ran.
Patty CalhounPANELIST
1:36
Ken Buck coming out, who was the former head of the Colorado Republican Party saying, "Phil Weiser will be a good governor.
Patty CalhounPANELIST
1:43
I am going to endorse him." That was critical.
James BraidGUEST
28:16
Most legislative affairs directors come out of the leadership architecture, so they'll be folks with kind of a long pedigree in either the speaker or the leader's office over time.
James BraidGUEST
28:30
I came up in the personal office, so I worked for Mark Sanford starting off, and then I did a stint for then-Congressman Ted Budd, did a stint with the Freedom Caucus as their policy director, went in to work for Russ at OMB, worked for Matt Rosendale, Ken Buck, and then I came over as then-Senator Vance's legislative director, later deputy chief of staff.
James BraidGUEST
28:57
it's a little bit of an unusual kind of, and I, you know, I did a stint here at this building.
James BraidGUEST
29:01
Uh, it was on the fourth floor.
Jake NicholsHOST
0:48
Him and, uh, Leonardo DiCaprio, remember when he ate a bison liver in The Revenant? He actually ate one in the movie.
Jake NicholsHOST
0:56
Ken Buck will be here.
Jake NicholsHOST
0:58
We'll talk about his new book and the growing dep- bud- uh, deficit, national deficit.
Jake NicholsHOST
1:06
Derrick Smith, Bert Adam will talk about the sudden resignation of Wyoming Business Council's Josh Dorale.

2 HRS 2 MINS LATER

Matthew StoweGUEST
123:20
Appreciate it.
Jake NicholsHOST
123:21
Cowboy State Daily Show.
Jake NicholsHOST
123:23
Uh, we'll get a quick break, and I wanna chat with Ken Buck.
Jake NicholsHOST
123:27
Columnist Ken Buck is up next.
Kyle ClarkHOST
3:31
Endorsements in general election races are rarely news because they are rarely unexpected.
Kyle ClarkHOST
3:38
But the race for Colorado governor got buck wild today when Ken Buck got involved to endorse the Democrat, Attorney General Phil Weiser.
Kyle ClarkHOST
3:48
Buck, you may recall, not all that long ago was a Republican congressman representing northern and eastern Colorado, and perhaps even more importantly, he was the state GOP chair.
Kyle ClarkHOST
3:59
Buck put out a video saying that he is endorsing Weiser because of his integrity.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
39:50
Meanwhile, John was up to his old tricks in Las Vegas after his release from prison.
Heath MerrymanHOST
39:56
Well, when a new Weld County District Attorney, Ken Buck, was appointed in 2004, he agreed to pursue an arrest warrant on John for what they had, which was signed by a judge despite there being no body.
Heath MerrymanHOST
40:07
And when the Las Vegas Police Department gained access to his home with a warrant, they found what they described as a shrine to Tina that was framed on his wall.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
40:18
Yeah.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
8:53
They haven't had a functioning spending process in years here.
speaker_4HOST
8:56
Well, can I ask you something? 'Cause I, I, I keep going to a, it was K- um, Ken Buck of Colorado.
speaker_4HOST
9:03
I was talking to him years ago, uh, asking him why so little gets done in, in Washington, and he said, Scott, that, you know, they're dialing for dollars all the time, and everything is about, uh, raising money for a reelection and running for reelection.
speaker_4HOST
9:18
And that the best way to run for reelection and to raise money for reelection is to complain about how nothing gets done, and then to never actually get anything done.
speaker_4HOST
9:38
In your experience, you've covered Congress much more closely than I, how, how ubiquitous is that sentiment? Is it really just about running and complaining more so than getting things done?
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
9:52
Well, there's always value in complaining.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
9:54
Um, I think Ken Buck [laughs] is speaking for many members of Congress when they know that running against Washington is the most effective way to run.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
10:01
Trying to be viewed as an outsider is the best way to run for office at this political moment, and likely for some time to come.
Jake NicholsHOST
1:14
Suzanna Ryan, she's a forensic DNA expert, and a cold case solved because of her quick thinking and a little bit of luck.
Jake NicholsHOST
1:25
Cowboy State Daily columnist Ken Buck is here.
Jake NicholsHOST
1:29
It's an Ask Abby Thursday, and we're gonna do something a little different with that slot.
Jake NicholsHOST
1:36
And Eric Boley will close out the show, president of the Wyoming Hospital Association.

1 HR 38 MINS LATER

Jake NicholsHOST
99:37
Mark Hines, Suzanna Ryan joins us.
Jake NicholsHOST
99:41
She's a forensic DNA specialist.
Jake NicholsHOST
99:44
And columnist Ken Buck, all coming up next hour.
Jake NicholsHOST
99:47
[upbeat music] Yeah, got ourselves right back into it, halfway through a Thursday on Cowboy State Daily Show.
Dan CarrollHOST
7:33
So I'm gonna talk to Greg Rabideau about that and some other things.
Dan CarrollHOST
7:36
And, uh, what else do we have? Uh, Congressman Ken Buck, uh, former Congressman Ken Buck will be here.
Dan CarrollHOST
7:42
Uh, he's got a book out called The Rise of Socialism Is the Death of Freedom, and so we'll sort of continue that theme on with him.
Dan CarrollHOST
7:50
And, and he makes, uh...

47 MINS LATER

Dan CarrollHOST
55:10
And, uh, with that, we gotta get to a break.
Dan CarrollHOST
55:12
News coming up here at the bottom of the hour.
Dan CarrollHOST
55:14
After that, uh, Congressman, former Congressman Ken Buck, uh, joins us with, uh, the latest on his book.
Dan CarrollHOST
55:19
It's called Wake Up America! The Rise of Socialism Is the Death of Freedom.
Katy TurHOST
12:29
Well, can I ask you something? Because I keep going to a...
Katy TurHOST
12:33
It was Ken Buck of Colorado.
Katy TurHOST
12:36
I was talking to him years ago, asking him why so little gets done in Washington.
Katy TurHOST
12:40
And he said, Scott, that, you know, they're dialing for dollars all the time and everything is about raising money for a reelection and running for reelection.
Katy TurHOST
13:14
How ubiquitous is that sentiment? Is it really just about running and complaining more so than getting things done?
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
13:25
Well, there's always value in complaining.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
13:27
I think Ken Buck is speaking for many members of Congress when they know that running against Washington is the most effective way to run.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
13:34
Trying to be viewed as an outsider is the best way to run for office at this political moment and likely for some time to come.

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