Hey, everybody. Welcome to the show. Good to be back with all of you again. As you may know, I co-host always in fashion here on 710 W.R with my father, Mark Weber. I'm on with Len and Michael in the morning. I'm a news nation legal contributor, anchor on the long crime network. We got a lot to get into today. President Xi told Biden that mainland China will reunify with Taiwan. Straight up told him to his

face. What does that mean? We're going to get into if you attack Harvard President Claudine

Gay, you are a racist. I don't know if you know that. And hopefully we'll get a little bit more

into what's happening here with people leaving New York and the migrants, but all that. First,

we got to talk about Colorado.

When was the last time anybody actually thought about Colorado?

Now it's all in the news, Colorado.

Well, that's because the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to kick Trump off the ballot is very controversial.

I mean, they say he violated the 14th Amendment by engaging in insurrection on January 6th, and therefore, under Colorado's

election law, he is disqualified from being the president.

Now, first of all, this is something that I think the Supreme Court not only will take up,

but has to take up.

And how they're going to decide?

Here's what's interesting.

This decision by the Supreme Court of

Colorado was decided by seven democratically appointed justices, but there was a split. Three of them

disagreed with the decision. They issued these really scathing dissents. So there is a chance the

Supreme Court will overrule this. And I have to tell you,

there's a lot of problems with this decision. The first of all is this court said, okay, the 14th

amendment applies to a president, even though the language of section three of the 14th amendment

doesn't even mention the president of the United States. This is the section that talks about if you engage in an insurrection or rebellion,

you can't hold office.

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