speed of laser

Did you mean the speed of the light which comes from a laser?

LASER = Light Amplification by STIMULATED Emission of Radiations......to have a laser, all the light waves implied have the same speed therefor, your answer would be no

Light moves at the speed of light. hence why its called "the speed of light," not the speed of red light or the speed of green light.

you are confusing speed of light with its wavelenght

the speed of is always about 3 times 10 to the power 8 meters per second

the color of light is determined the amount of energy it has (its wavelenght)

Light's speed isn't constant, it's constant in a vacuum. In many situations, the speed changes depending on its frequency, or else prisms would be unable to separate light.

But all colours in a given medium travel at the same velocity, their wavelength and frequency differentiate them.

This is not correct. All colours in a vacuum travel at the same velocity. In most media, the different frequencies of light travel at different velocities (which is slower than the speed of light in a vacuum).

This is how a prism works, the different colors are refracted at different angles because of their different velocities.

To clearly answer the original question.

In a vacuum, light goes the speed of light. The frequency has no effect.

In most media, light goes slower than "the speed of light (i.e. in a vacuum)".

There are many examples of media (including ordinary glass) where the frequency does affect the speed of light.

So Bob Shaw's slow glass (in Other Days, Other Eyes) would never work? Dang.