What’s Trending: JD Vance said on Theo Von’s podcast that he trusts betting markets more than the polls. Guest: Pastor Wyatt Martin gives his take on why there has not been much religious language in this presidential election cycle. 5:30 - LongForm: GUEST: Naturopath and founder of Bastyr University Joe Pizzorno. 5:45 - The Quick Hit: Guest: Writer for the College Fix Matt Lamb gives an update on a hate crime hoax at the University of Washington.

What’s Trending: Nearly two-thirds of Boeing machinists voted to reject the company’s latest offer. A restaurant in Seattle’s Chinatown International District has been broken into 9 times. Guest: Andrea Suarez gives an update on her run for the state legislature. // Big Local: The Fall City community continues to mourn after the horrific shooting there just days ago. A new Pew Research survey found that Olympia has the highest middle class population in the country. Antisemitic graffiti was found at a Bellevue school. // A stunning new UN report found just how many medals have been stolen from female athletes by trans athletes.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris participated in a CNN town hall last night and it didn’t go well. Republicans are doing surprisingly well in early voting. // Guest: Executive Director of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Steve Strachan gives his reaction to his recent interview with Bob Ferguson. // Kamala Harris is traveling to Houston tomorrow with Beyonce to campaign. Meanwhile, Trump will be on Joe Rogan’s podcast before heading to a rally in New York.

What’s Trending: The mainstream media’s anti-Trump bias has gotten out of control. Semi Bird resigned from leadership at the WSRP and Benton County Republicans. // LongForm: GUEST: David, the father of 35-year-old homeless woman killed on the streets of Kent. // The Quick Hit: A new report found that over two-thirds of Washington’s public school students are able to get free meals.

What’s Trending: An affordable housing provider is filing a lawsuit against Seattle for laws that are designed to make rent more affordable, but have made it harder for them to stay in business. Boeing is reporting massive losses ahead of the machinist union’s next vote on their proposal. Guest: Gwyneth has two kids in the Seattle Public School system. She’s disgusted that the district is hosting an antisemitic conference this weekend. // Big Local: A recently-opened Kent bubble tea store was broken into. Marysville School district had its first community meeting ahead of potential closures. A new police academy has opened in Arlington. A Washington State defense attorney has been indicted for smuggling drugs into King County Jail. // A woman was caught on camera reaming out her pro-Trump neighbor.

What’s Trending: Dave Reichert made news with some very harsh criticism of Donald Trump. Detlef Schrempf apparently thinks women will die if Donald Trump is elected, but his twitter post backfires. Starbucks is reporting poor numbers despite pumpkin spice season starting up… or is it because it’s pumpkin spice season? // Kamala Harris stumbled over her words in a surprisingly hard-hitting interview on NBC. Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey is claiming to be pro-Trump in his his reelection campaign. // Samantha Ettus on Amazon’s Jewish problem.  

What’s Trending: The Boeing machinists are set to vote on a new offer on Wednesday, but it’s unclear if a deal is on the horizon. A Seattle gas station employee shot a man doing drugs in the parking lot. Chris Matthews lauded Liz Cheney as “heroic” for calling out Donald Trump and supporting Kamala Harris. // LongForm: GUEST: Tacoma PD union president Sgt. Henry Betts responds to comments made by Tacoma police Chief Avery Moore suggesting that the department didnt't have drugs unit. // The Quick Hit: Antisemitism continues to plague school campuses across America.  

What’s Trending: City of Seattle employees are accusing the city of not complying with its own wage ordinance. Spike Lee blasted black males for not getting on board with the Kamala Harris campaign. Stacy Abrams accused black men of being racist and sexist for not supporting Kamala Harris. // Big Local: The judge in the case of the Fall City shooting ruled that there was probable cause and that the suspect should be held in custody. Parents in the Cheney school district are speaking out against a policy that allows staff members to hide a student’s gender identity. Some are resorting to human composting in the Olympic Peninsula. // Danica Patrick said men in women’s sports is one of the main reasons she is supporting Donald Trump.

What’s Trending: Despite being a Democrat, Andrea Suarez is being targeted by socialists in her state House race. Western Washington is expected to see its coldest weather so far this fall. // Chris Cuomo says that Democrats need to cool it with their over-the-top praise of Kamala Harris. CBS issued a non apology for deceptively editing Kamala Harris’s answers during her 60 minutes interview. // After being hailed as a route that thousands of people would use to commute, the Lynnwood light rail continues to break down.

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson threw a hissy fit when he was asked about the Democrats potentially being responsible for the crime crisis in Washington. 3 of the 4 initiatives on the ballot in Washington state this year face significant headwinds. The Washington State Patrol is reporting there have been more than 200 deadly crashes this year. // LongForm: GUEST:  Journalist Alison Morrow is joined by attorney Pete Serrano to discuss her lawsuit against the State of Washington Department of Natural Resources for an interview she did on her personal YouTube channel. // The Quick Hit: A new rule could make it easier to unsubscribe from subscriptions.

What’s Trending: Donald Trump worked at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s over the weekend and Democrats are furious over it. The Boeing machinists strike may finally be coming to an end soon. Black male politicians are out stumping for Kamala Harris as her problems with support from black men continue to persist. // Big Local: Tacoma Police Chief claims he doesn’t have a drug unit. But, uhm, he does. Four agricultural workers in Washington have tested positive for avian flu. A Woodinville man was asked to leave a Value Village because he had his service dogs with him. // A Marine Corps veteran was asked to leave Delta Flight over a supposedly “threatening” shirt.  

What’s Trending: Viral video shows it’s easy to “cheat” in King County elections. Or does it? Multiple people were killed in a shooting at a household in Fall City. // A woman was bitten by a coyote when she tried to free her dog from its mouth. At a campaign stop in Milwaukee, Kamala Harris agreed with an antisemitic protester’s claim that Israel is committing a genocide. // California Governor Gavin Newsom came to Seattle to campaign for Bob Ferguson and Kamala Harris.

What’s Trending: Guns were seized from avowed neo-nazi in Snohomish County, Bellevue police says they have made progress on the violence in the city, Jason reviews the new Maleficent, and Sidewalk ads get bad reception in Seattle. \\ ICE Field Officer Director Nathalie Asher on latest murder by an illegal immigrant and response to AG’s office asking for photos from media outlets of their tour \\ A school district in Pennsylvania is going to make non-gender locker rooms

What’s Trending: Democrats are lying about Dave Reichert’s position and voting record on abortion. A dog in Seattle had a near-death experience with a coyote. Kamala Harris attempted roast Donald Trump and his supporters at a rally. Will the Boeing strike affect national security? // LongForm: GUEST: Mukilteo Councilmember Mike Dixon is a Democrat who says the Republican mayor isn’t being fiscally responsible enough. // The Quick Hit: Nevada has a state law that prevents schools from forfeiting against opposing teams that have trans athletes.

What’s Trending: There are new revelations in the case of the Green Hill school security guard that had sexual relations with an inmate. New FBI stats show that Trump’s claims about rising crime were true, despite getting fact-checked by ABC’s David Muir. Sound Transit is unveiling a new bike patrol. Singer and former ‘One Direction’ member Liam Payne tragically died in Argentina at the age of 31. // Big Local: The Walgreens closures all around the country are affecting the citizens of Tacoma. Tacoma is implementing a new pride-themed crosswalk. A Snohomish County animal shelter has taken in dozen of kittens rescued from Hurricane Helene. // Mark Cuban says that the Harris campaign needs to counteract Trump’s appeal on social media. Jerry Seinfeld recanted his previous comments about the far-left ruining comedy.

What’s Trending: New polling suggests that at least two of Washington’s ballot initiatives will pass this November. Jason and KIRO News Radio’s Jake Skorheim discuss some of the best zingers at last night’s Al Smith dinner. Amazon says if you don’t want to go back to the office, get another job. // GUEST: Spencer Klavan (author of Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith) says science is more compatible with religion than people realize. // New polling shows that Trump is more popular now than he’s ever been.

What’s Trending: University of Washington has been sued for racially discriminating against white students. TSA is implementing new facial recognition technology at SeaTac airport to expedite the security screening process. Alaska Airlines is receiving customer feedback on their autonomous wheelchair program. // LongForm: GUEST: Vijay Boyapati says he was edited -- without consent -- in his Seattle Times op-ed, which changed his argument. // The Quick Hit: A former ‘Bachelorette’ star pretended to be transgender to prove how ridiculous it is.

What’s Trending: A terrifying new letter from the independent panel looking into the first Trump assassination attempt declared that another Butler, Pennsylvania “can and will happen again.” Fox News host Lawrence Jones went to a Detroit barbershop to ask black male voters their thoughts on the presidential election. Guest: Insurance Commissioner candidate Phil Fortunato has actual ideas on how to bring insurance costs down. He pitches them. // Big Local: Pierce County is cracking down on street racing. Issaquah PD reports a massive spike in juvenile crime. Tacoma is no longer recycling glass due to low demand. // A TikToker tore down Greek flags at a restaurant thinking they were Israeli.

What’s Trending: A new poll shows Bob Ferguson has a commanding lead over Dave Reichert. Israel has killed Hamas terrorist Yahya Sinwar, one of the chief architects of the October 7 massacre. // Democrats and the media are very upset with Bret Baier over his interview with Kamala Harris. // There’s something fishy going on with Washington’s 8th congressional race between Kim Schrier and Carmen Goers.  

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris was interviewed by Fox News’s Bret Baier and it didn’t go well for her. // LongForm: GUEST: Union member Dan Zahlman explains why so many members booed Sen. Maria Cantwell at yesterday’s rally. // The Quick Hit: Jay Inslee ranked among the worst governors in fiscal policy.  

What’s Trending: Donald Trump continues to make headway in Michigan. Kamala Harris claimed that Donald Trump is unfit to be president. Experts are warning that Washington State is not prepared for our next tsunami. // Big Local: A recent Shoreline School District meeting got heated as the district considers closing schools. Multiple teens were arrested in Tumwater at a smash-and-grab at a pot shop. In Richland, teen was arrested for allegedly scratching demonic symbols on the side and then absconded with it. Kitsap County is on the search for ‘murder hornets’ because they could disrupt Washington’s ecosystem. // Bath and Body Works is apologizing for selling a snowflake candle that resembled a KKK hood.  

What’s Trending: Trump appeared on Fox News town hall with Harris Faulkner in Georgia where he addressed issues like immigration, transgenderism, IVF, and foreign policy. Washington Senator Maria Cantwell was booed at a Boeing machinist rally. A fighter jet crashed near Mt. Rainier and two pilots are still missing. // For some reason, KING 5 decided to release a poll that shows Kamala Harris a sizable lead in Washington State, which shocks nobody. Democrats are trying to fearmonger ahead of next month’s election. // An unhinged guest on MSNBC is terrified that Republicans don’t want men to compete in women’s sports.  

What’s Trending: A King County judge is gaslighting the media by asking them to stop covering her soft-on-crime decisions. The University of Washington released its report on antisemitism today all while UW students were cheering on Hamas and other terrorist groups. // LongForm: GUEST: Carmen Goers says WA-08 is in play. She explains why. // The Quick Hit: The family of the mother was killed by an illegal immigrant praised Bill Clinton’s recent comments about the porous border being the cause of her death. Nancy Pelosi said she hasn’t spoken to Biden since pressuring to drop out of the presidential race.

What’s Trending: King County suddenly cleared a Burien homeless encampment and wants credit for it. One of the ferries that runs from Bainbridge Island to Seattle will be down for at least a week, which means the route is down to another route. Kamala Harris is trying to shore up support with male voters and released one the most cringe political ads ever. // Big Local: Residents in DuPont are voicing concerns about a warehouse that might be built on a trail that is home to a large Western Grey Squirrel population. Murder hornets are back! A Kenmore pot shop was targeted in a smash-and-grab. The kinajou that was found in Yakima has found a new home. // A new article in the Wall Street Journal says you should be polite to your Chatbot.

What’s Trending: Boeing will start laying off workers on November 17. Ballard business owners are at their wit’s end with the rampant crime. Guest: Cliff Mass breaks down the media’s obsession with “atmospheric rivers.” // Kamala Harris ironically said that Trump is trying to scare people because he can’t run on his record. Chris Wallace said that Trump is hiding in the basement like Biden did in 2020. // Pierce County to begin paying jurors $100 a day.  

What’s Trending: A Lake City business owner is calling out the city after dealing with repeated break-ins and homelessness near his store. A West Seattle 7-11 employee thought he was inches from death when he was held at gunpoint. Climate Pledge Arena once again hosted an NBA preseason game over the weekend, renewing calls for Seattle to get an NBA team. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson sparred with NBC’s Kristin Welker over Donald Trump’s medical records. Kamala Harris continues to bleed support with black voters. // LongForm: GUEST: Jerrod Sessler gives an update on his campaign against fellow Republican Dan Newhouse in Washington’s 4th congressional district. // The Quick Hit: A former criminal that turned her life around was recently sworn in by the Washington State Bar Association.

What’s Trending: In one of the dumbest columns they’ve ever published, The Seattle Times is pretending that the Trump economy was bad for Seattle. It’s Indigenous People’s Day in Seattle, the biggest virtue signal ever. // Big Local: A Mount Vernon plumber drove all the way to North Carolina to help the relief efforts for those affected by Hurricane Helene in North Caroline. Despite having more homeless people than Snohomish County, Pierce County is receiving less federal funding. A new study has released the top performing colleges in Washington State and there are a few schools that didn’t rank as high as you would think. // Hacked autonomous vacuums have been shouting racial slurs at their owners and are chasing pets.  

What’s Trending: The striking Boeing workers are accusing the company of playing a PR game aimed at turning public opinion against them. JD Vance roasted ABC’s Martha Raddatz when she tried to downplay the Venezuelan gangs taking over parts of Colorado. New polling suggests that former Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch would be a popular choice for Mayor of Oakland. // Kamala Harris is accusing Donald Trump of not being transparent with the American people. In what reeks of desperation, Kamala Harris is suddenly talking to the press much more. // A DEI expert had her boss placed on leave when he prioritized merit over personal identity among new hires.

What’s Trending: Inslee pretends Washington is in a drought to boost his campaign, Olympia church to open tiny home village for homeless people, President of SPOG Kevin Stuckey talks to Jason about his open letter defending Officer Adley Shepherd. \\ Jason went to a pro-Ilhan Omar rally this weekend and progressives tried to intimidate him. \\ NPR issues guidance on how to talk about abortion. 

What’s Trending: Seattle parents are voicing their safety concerns after bullet went through a window at Nova High School. CNN’s Jim Acosta melted down over comments Donald Trump made about the city of Detroit. Tim Walz stuck his foot in his mouth when he was questioned about past remarks in which he said the electoral college should be repealed. A teacher in Virginia reached a settlement in his lawsuit after he was fired for not referring to a student by their preferred pronouns. // LongForm: GUEST: Riley Gaines celebrates some big recent wins in the world of female athletic competitions. // The Quick Hit: A new Seattle program is helping businesses get back on their feet.

What’s Trending: A man was stabbed in Seattle’s Chinatown International District just as the mayor was unveiling new anti-crime technology. It’s been a tough week for CBS News as they admonished anchor Tony Dokoupil for pushing back against Ta-Nehisi Coates and his antisemitic book and they also told their staff to not recognize Jerusalem as the capitol of Israel. Guest: Discovery Institute Senior Fellow Dr. Jonathan Lesser has released a new report sounding the alarm on the dangers of Washington and Oregon’s net-zero carbon agenda. // Big Local: The City of Tacoma delivered a proclamation recognizing Columbus Day as ‘Indigenous People’s Day.’ Gonzaga created a certificate for etiquette consulting. // Doug Emhoff wouldn’t deny beating his ex-girlfriend. The Daily Show tried to say the reason that Kamala Harris is struggling in the polls with men is because of sexism.  

What’s Trending: Boeing announced that it will layoff 10% of its workforce. This figures to have massive implications for Washington State. Will a two-letter typo cost King County taxpayers $2 million? Jason doesn’t understand the obsession with the Northern Lights. Fact checking Pramila Jayapal’s ridiculous claim about illegal immigrants and taxes. // Joyce Taylor on KING 5 is possibly the most ignorant and useless anchor in Seattle. // Guest: AJ Rice, author of the White Privilege Album, has us check our white privilege ahead of Columbus Day.

What’s Trending: A man that was trying to help people pulled over on the side of the road on Highway 410 near Greenwater was rewarded with a gunshot wound. Neighbors in the Magnuson Park neighborhood of Seattle are sounding the alarm about the rampant crime there. The Seattle Kraken made history on Tuesday with the first NHL assistant coach ever. Does anyone actually care? // LongForm: GUEST: SPOG President Mike Solan on the city’s disastrous payroll system roll out, leaving cops with missing pay. // The Quick Hit: The Biden Administration is ducking questions about the Afghan national that was planning an Election Day terrorist attack.

What’s Trending: Seattle Public Schools voted to move ahead with their plans to close up to 5 schools to address their ongoing budget crises. The recently-fired Marysville School superintendent is receiving a $400k severance package. Guest: Brian Heywood of Let's Go Washington stops by to discuss LGW's $20,000 fine. // Big Local: There were multiple armed robberies at two different 7-Eleven stores in Burien on the same night. One of the creepiest crimes you’ll ever hear about has been unfolding in a Bellevue neighborhood. // NFL quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s wife is receiving backlash after she shared a pro-Trump post.  

What’s Trending: Hurricanes Helene and Milton are exposing just how big of a phony Kamala Harris is. Florida Governor Ron Desantis slammed Harris again for trying to politicize the storms. A pimp was charged for promoting prostitution and rape along Seattle’s Aurora Avenue. A woman that started a female-only app is appealing a court ruling that mandated transgender women be allowed to use the app. // Initiative backer ‘Let’s Go Washington’ was fined $20,000 by Washington’s Public Disclosure Commission for a rule they seemed to have made up. 60 minutes is under fire after they got caught editing responses in Kamala Harris’s interview. // St. Alphonsus Catholic school in Seattle converted an old convent into an affordable housing unit for teachers.

What’s Trending: Seattle is in the process of implementing security cameras in multiple high-crime areas. The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is helping a Poulsbo woman address her raccoon problem. Federal Way animal control is attempting to rescue more than 100 cats abandoned in a ‘biohazardous apartment.” // LongForm: GUEST: Music legend Pat Boone explains why he wrote a new song to call attention to division in this country. // The Quick Hit: Washington is joining many other states in a lawsuit against TikTok for being too addictive and harming the mental health of children.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Seattle cops aren’t being paid after Mayor’s office implemented payroll system they were warned wouldn’t work. A new survey found that more Seattle voters are encouraged by the direction the city is heading in. Arizona Senator Mark Kelly says that Trump is a threat to national security. Tom Nichols from The Atlantic says Trump is a sociopath. // Big Local: A trio of teens went on a multi-city crime spree that allegedly included armed robbery. Live coverage of Florida Governor Ron Desantis’s update on Hurricane Milton. After much consternation from students and parents, Marysville school district has reinstated its school swim program. // A Florida man nicknamed ‘Lieutenant Dan’ is determined to ride out the hurricane on his boat instead of seeking shelter.

What’s Trending: Kshama Sawant may actually save this country. Boeing has withdrawn its offer to the striking machinists, saying that the union has asked for too much. The Lake Stevens police department is sharing what they’ve learned from child sex offenders in order to raise awareness and inform the community. // Kamala Harris went on Stephen Colbert last night and it was incredibly cringeworthy. // Why is Kamala Harris suddenly doing all of these interviews? The answer is internal polling.

What’s Trending: Seattle restaurant owners are sounding the alarm ahead of next year’s minimum wage hike. SDOT botched another transportation project. David Axelrod is taking heat for his comments suggesting that Hurricane Helene could hurt Trump’s voter turnout in North Carolina. // LongForm: GUEST: Gordon Chang breaks down the unique threat posed by China, making them our biggest adversary. // The Quick Hit: Joe Scarborough said that the reason Trump wouldn’t go on 60 Minutes is because he is afraid of being fact-checked. Kamala Harris can’t say if it was a mistake to have such lax immigration policies.

What’s Trending: An indie rock band had almost all of their belongings stolen from them while they were on tour in Seattle. The Left is up arms in again over some of Trump’s rhetoric on immigration. // Big Local: The Renton Police Department says that they’re averaging more than 1 firearm stolen per week in 2024. Snohomish County residents only got a ‘C-’ in their annual health survey. Pierce County leaders are holding town halls to address the drug crisis. // Passengers on a Qantas flight were horrified after a sexually explicit movie was played on repeat throughout the flight.  

What’s Trending: Tim Walz was in town today for a fundraiser which likely made your morning commute a nightmare. A Gig Harbor teacher quit her job at the Peninsula School District after it was revealed she participates in drag shows. New York City is putting rats on birth control in hopes to curb infestation. // Kamala Harris is trying to politicize the response to Hurricane Helene. Harris did a sit-down interview with 60 Minutes and it didn’t go well. // A Poulsbo woman’s home was overrun by raccoons after feeding them for 35 years. There is a virus going around on Lopez and Orcas Islands that is affecting rabbits.

What’s Trending: Tim Walz will ruin traffic tomorrow but it could be worse, actually. The porn industry has weighed in on the 2024 election and is going after Project 2025. Alaska Airlines is implementing a new pilot program with self-driving wheelchairs. // LongForm: GUEST:  Rep. Dan Newhouse (in-studio) talks Israel, FEMA recovery, Trump vs Biden, energy independence and staving off a conservative challenger. // The Quick Hit: Part 2 of Jason’s conversation with Rep. Newhouse.  

What’s Trending: Republicans are calling out FEMA’s response to Hurricane Helene and blasting the Biden Administration for diverting disaster relief funds towards illegal immigrants. A claim that the administration says is false. West Seattle’s ‘Easy Street Records’ had a horrible weekend when their store flooded due to a burst pipe and they had a break-in. Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen made the wild claim that if Trump is elected he will round up his political opponents. // Big Local: The Edmonds city government is facing a budget crisis of about $13 million. Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders was struck by an allegedly drunk driver. This is the second time he has been in a collision. Snohomish County has an initiative on the ballot to raise its sales tax to fund public safety. // A North Carolina woman lost 35 pounds by only eating one food.

What’s Trending: October 7 coverage in the Seattle Times was half about the plight of Muslims. Tim Walz went on Fox News Sunday. It didn’t go well for him. // Did Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell endorse a radical anti-cop activist? Was Jason snubbed by the Seattle Police Foundation? // Kamala Harris did another softball interview over this weekend, this time with the Call Her Daddy podcast. She also did another interview with CBS where she delivered nothing but word salads.

 What’s Trending: A Seattle man was the victim of a racially motivated attack on a public bus. A dog has been safely returned to it’s owner after falling from an I-5 overpass onto the windshield of a moving car below. // LongForm: GUEST:  Felix Banel on a PNW mystery he’s hoping to solve //  The Quick Hit: C-SPAN Caller Asks Are You Going to Talk About Doug Emhoff Being Accused of Smacking His Former Girlfriend?

What’s Trending: King County set to reduce the speed limit in an effort to make a problematic intersection in Renton safer. Donald Trump surprised a Florida restaurant owner in an effort to keep his business alive. GUEST: Bill Flaig (American Conservative Values ETF founder) explain why their fund dumped Paramount // Big Local: A new program at Shorline Community College is offering housing and counseling to homeless youths to help them finish schooling and get into college. // Man paralyzed in diving mishap has medical miracle a year after AI-powered brain implant.

What’s Trending: 12 people were indicted in a multi-state drug ring, one of which was a heavily involved community activist in Seattle. The sexually violent convict who escaped custody in Seattle has been captured in Portland. Joe Biden made an appearance at the White House press briefing, saying he’s concerned about what will happen after the election. A Bellingham cow has evaded capture for over two months and has now been deemed a public safety issue. // The Dept. of Ecology admits another state emissions reduction program doesn’t actually measure emissions reduction. CNN’s Harry Enten says Kamala’s numbers are indicating that she will lose. // According to a report posted in the Seattle Times, 8 in 10 Washington Muslims experienced discrimination in the last year. Jason wonders if this is an attempt to downplay antisemitism ahead of the anniversary of the October 7th invasion.

What’s Trending:  Record number of cruise ship passengers expected to visit Seattle, 5,300 trees will be cut down to make room for Lynwood light rail, Mayor Pete Buttigieg says the electoral college is part of the Republicans’ agenda, Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center breaks down the fight in Spokane for more school levies and the legislature Oks funding to clear backlog of rape kits. \\ Big Local: Out of Bellevue, the police are looking at ‘budding gang activity’ and a dad who lost a son to an internet challenge is warning kids of the dangers. \\ Rep. Eric Swalwell is running for president and actually DOES want to take your guns.

What’s Trending: Danny Westneat published an article in the Seattle Times on how the WA governor campaign got so one-sided. Nikki Haley says that Trump has to prioritize suburban women and indepentants. Utah State women’s volleyball has refused to play against San Jose State because of the Transgender member of their team. A small child is back with his family after getting stuck in an Amazon locker. // LongForm: GUEST: Eitan Gor has two kids who attend Phantom Lake School Elementary. He reacts to the principal defending swastikas as symbols of peace. //  The Quick Hit: All Americans should be 'outraged' over Mayorkas' comments on lack of FEMA funds, says Florida AG Moody  

What’s Trending: The Manufacturer’s association warns that the Boeing strike will have a massive effect on the economy. Why is Mayor Bruce Harrell endorsing far-left candidate Shaun Scott for the State House? Striking Longshoreman are trying to guarantee that they won’t be replaced by automation, Steve Scalise says its not that simple and that the industry needs to modernize. // Big Local: Camas Council member allegedly threw a rock and flashed a gun at a local fisherman. Stubborn homeless encampments in Tacoma are continuing to impact the residents and businesses around them. Olympia small-business owners are worried that a minimum wage increase would put them in the red. // USA Today’s Christine Brennan is being criticized by WNBA players for her excessive questions about Caitlin Clark  

What’s Trending: A sex offender has escaped custody and is on the loose in Washington after removing his ankle monitor while on leave. The suspect who stabbed a handyman to death and was given a light bail, is back in custody after more evidence has surfaced. Michael Steele says that Trump wants the Presidency to become a dictator. Trump says that a Kamala Harris Presidency will send the country into decline. // Prosecutors say Trump “resorted to crimes” following his loss in 2020. Andy McCarthy explained why this was unfounded and highlights the real reason why the case has been unsealed now. Victims of hurricane Helene say that they feel like they’ve been abandoned by the Biden administration. // CBS Morning News airs absurd activist segment about transgender clergy members.

What’s Trending: A principal at a Bellevue School District has been put on leave after justifying a swastika being put displayed by a student at the school. While the CBS moderators weren’t as bad as the ABC debate, their left-wing bias was still on full display. // LongForm: GUEST: Alexx Bacon, a Tacoma business owner, is begging the city for help in addressing crime. // The Quick Hit: We now know the reason behind Tacoma’s police chief being put on leave. Seattle Police is doing away with horse-mounted patrols due to staffing issues.  

What’s Trending: Exclusive: We don’t really house juveniles in juvenile detention. Tim Walz’s one decent moment of the debate last night was when he questioned J.D. Vance about the results of the 2020 election. Members of the left-wing media are trying to claim that Tim Walz won the debate. Crime numbers have gone up on Sound Transit, but Sound Transit claims it’s only because they have gotten better at reporting crime. // Big Local: Tim Walz will be in Hunt’s Point next week for a fundraiser, but he won’t be holding any public events. A stolen car crashed into the entrance of Bethel High School in Spanaway. A teenager was arrested after a crazy high-speed pursuit that finally resulted in a crash in Sea-Tac. It took a Bothell-area school a decade to install a new crosswalk for safety reasons. // Grifter Ta-Nehisi Coates is out with a new antisemitic book.

What’s Trending: JD Vance became the front runner for the 2028 GOP presidential nomination last night, but will his strong debate performance have an affect on this election cycle? Tim Walz appeared and had a few very awkward moments, particularly when he was asked about his lie that he was in China during the Tiananmen Square massacre. // Israeli soldiers engaged Hezbollah terrorists in a minor ground incursion into Lebanon today. The Brandeis Center has filed a civil rights complaint against the University of Washington for the treatment of Jewish students on campus. // Despite the district’s ongoing budget crisis, Seattle Public Schools decided to give the superintendent a raise.

What’s Trending: Could tonight’s VP debate actually change the course of this election? Democrats and the media are already setting a very low bar for Tim Walz’s debate performance. Some 45,000 dock workers all across the East and Gulf Coast have gone on strike, which threatens to potentially halt the American economy. // LongForm: GUEST: RNC Communications Director Tommy Pigott previews tonight’s VP debate. // The Quick Hit: Will we see the same amount of bias from tonight’s moderators as we did during the ABC presidential debate?

What’s Trending: Parents in Seattle are speaking out against plans give the superintendent a pay raise. A new attack ad against Dave Reichert is egregiously false. GUEST: Regina Friedland (American Jewish Committee, Seattle) on the rise of antisemitism in Seattle and what’s being done on October 7. // Big Local: A man in Redmond had some of his packages stolen from his front door by kids. Southcenter Mall experienced yet another shooting over the weekend. // Actor Zachary Levi claimed that coming out as a Trump supporter could ruin his career—something Whoopi Goldberg took issue with.

What’s Trending: A man that stabbed a military veteran to death in Renton was almost immediately released from custody by a judge. Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel in response to Israel’s strikes of Hezbollah leadership. Prices for ferry rides in Washington State are going up. // Tim Walz has been caught in another bizarre lie, this time he claimed he has been to China way more than he actually has. CNN has rolled out a new paywall for their online content that will cost $3.99 per month. The insufferable Washington Post journalist Taylor Lorenz is leaving WaPo to start her own outlet. // NFL broadcaster Terry Bradshaw is taking heat for doing an impression of a Carolina accent. SNL is facing criticism for making fun of the Trump assassination attempt in Butler, Pennslyvania.

What’s Trending: Community members near a Tacoma park intended for kids are speaking up about the crime problems after a woman was found dead there. The striking Boeing machinists are slated to lose their healthcare on Tuesday. A mini mart in Shoreline has been robbed several times in just the last couple of months. The New York Times and Associated Press received blistering criticism after they tried to portray the former head of Hezbollah in a positive light. // LongForm: GUEST: Franklin County Auditor Matt Beaton explains why he’s suing the state over the new residency rule for voting. // The Quick Hit: Mitt Romney is under scrutiny for not endorsing Kamala Harris.  

What’s Trending: There were multiple police pursuits that resulted in collisions over the last few days, which has once again brought out the critics of law enforcement engaging in high-speed chases. GUEST: Chris Sullivan details why this weekend’s nightmare projects had to happen all at once, plus Rantz gets mad at Sound Transit like always. // Big Local: A dog owner in Federal Way is warning other pet owners to vet the people that watch your pets after one of his dogs was killed in a sitter’s custody. Highline School District is still dealing with the fallout of a cyberattack that rendered them without internet or computer access. // A new story in the Wall Street Journal explains why young men are falling further behind young women.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Washington taxpayers are footing the bill for trans surgeries for murderers. The Mariners have ditched playing Macklemore’s music during the 7th inning stretch—at least for now. Meanwhile, Mariners fans are extremely fed up with the organization after another disappointing season. FIFA has picked Lumen Field as a venue for the 2025 World Cup -- which means we’ll have a cleaned-up city for a few weeks! // Issues with Verizon’s cell phone coverage continues to cause headaches for users. Israel dealt a devastating blow to Hezbollah with a series of strikes that took out most of its senior leadership over the weekend. It turns out that a Hamas commander was working for UNRWA. Kamala Harris sat down for yet another softball interview. // There was a very important Washington State superintendent debate last week between incumbent Chris Reykdal and challenger David Olson.

What’s Trending: The left will always lie about guns, and Rob McKenna on whether or not Seattle School Board President Chandra Hampson broke laws when she deleted critical comments on her Facebook page \\ Big Local: While homicides rise in the South Sound, Tacoma PD gets rid of the violent crime task force, Tulip festival is back in Skagit county, and a Shoreline senior accused of hate crime. \\ Amazon workers vote against a union at an Alabama warehouse.

What’s Trending: A Seattle pot shop owner got into a shootout with burglars when his store was targeted twice in the span of 24 hours. A Democrat-backed fake police group supports Kamala and the press made a big deal about it. The Seattle City Council is removing restrictions on “micro-apartments.” // LongForm: GUEST:  FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr explains that George Soros is getting fast tracked to purchase about 200 radio stations ahead of the election. // The Quick Hit: CNN is putting its online content behind a paywall due low cable viewership. A new bill would add 6 justices to the United States Supreme Court.  

What’s Trending: The man who murdered and 80-year-old dog walker in Seattle will not stand trial at least for now. The Secret Service is taking heat for its plan to staff to Disney World for an LGBTQ summit. The FDA has approved a new drug for the flu. GUEST: Local mom Michelle is fighting antisemitism at schools like Issaquah High School. // Big Local: A pair of Federal Way teen twins had their lawn care business broken into and the community has been pitching in to get them back on track. A family in Mountlake Terrace is searching for their guardian angels that saved them from a house fire. Stanwood and Oak Harbor are investigating an alleged hate crime at a football game. // Pollster Frank Luntz and former Republican Communications Director Tara Setmayer got into an awkward exchange on CNN.

What’s Trending: Did UW Medicine turn its back on a military veteran in need of a lung transplant? Issaquah High School isn’t stepping in on the antisemitic Oct. 7 rally as they claimed. // Seattle City Councilmember Tanya Woo has proposed allowing late-night establishments to stay open through the night to prevent crime. Kamala Harris is speaking at the border tonight in a desperate ploy to show that she’s tough on immigration. // You probably won’t want to be on the road this weekend because there will be massive closures on multiple freeways.

What’s Trending: Yet another Starbucks location in downtown Seattle is closing, but this time it may not only be due to crime. The baby gorilla at Woodland Park Zoo that was rejected by its mother has found a new home in Louisville. As the political temperature increases across the country, voting centers in Washington State are beefing up with extra security. // LongForm: GUEST: Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling weighs in after winning a legal battle with the King County Sheriff, who still refuses to enforce the city’s homeless ordinance. // The Quick Hit: King Metro is experiencing more ridership and boasting a decline in crime, but plenty of issues remain.

What’s Trending: Despite yesterday’s court ruling, the King County Sheriff’s Office is still refusing to enforce Burien’s no camping ordinance. The Saint Louis superintendent—who used to work for Seattle Public Schools—was fired by the school board due to budget issues. // Big Local: The Tacoma police Chief Avery Moore has been placed on administrative leave but it’s a mystery as to why. A refugee camp in Kent has finally been cleared. Residents in Southwest Washington have been bemused by a mysterious odor that isn’t very pleasant. // Despite being a climate change alarmist, Kamala Harris has spent millions on private jets.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris sat down for an interview with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle and said a lot without actually saying anything. Former Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman said on a podcast that he lives in Seattle because the taxes are lower than Los Angeles. // The Mariners were officially eliminated from playoff contention today. Eric Adams was indicted by the DOJ for a number of crimes including bribery and fraud. // Jason received the funniest piece of hate mail that he’s ever gotten.

What’s Trending: A Senate report found that Boeing’s workers were pushed to value speed over quality and were often not even adequately trained to do the work they were doing. Boeing workers are fed up with the company negotiating in public. The View gave an embarrassingly fawning interview of Joe Biden. The IRS was able to catch someone guilty of over $263 million in tax evasion. // LongForm: GUEST: Washington State Superintendent candidate David Olson weighs in on the budgetary shortfalls plaguing many schools across the state. // The Quick Hit: A new study found that there are still disturbingly high numbers of anti-Asian hate crimes in Seattle.

What’s Trending: The Seattle City Council is seeking to setup extra video surveillance around the city to compensate for the lack of officers on staff. Seattle Police Officer Lt. John O’Neil has been cleared by the Office of Police Accountability. Joel Moreno continues to shill for progressive activists, falsely claiming “calls intensify” for charges against a cop for a crime that didn’t happen. // Big Local: There is a prowler on the loose in North Bend and police are encouraging residents to lock their doors at night. Bellingham is suing a property owner over their refusal to clear a homeless encampment. Olympia police are searching for a woman who pepper sprayed students get off of a bus. // Ellen Degeneres has a new stand up special in which she addresses her toxic workplace allegations.  

What’s Trending: A judge has ruled in favor of the City of Burien in King County’s lawsuit against their ordinance banning public camping. There is increasing pressure for Seattle’s sports franchises to cut any ties with Macklemore after his anti-American and antisemitic remarks at a concert last week. // King County has delivered an appallingly brazen response to today’s court decision ruling in favor of Burien. // Macklemore has finally released a statement on his current controversy.

The Guy Benson Show, heard weekdays from noon to 3pm on KTTH, featured Jason Rantz breaking down the latest controversy around Macklemore and how easy it is to get taxpayer-funded drug kits. 

What’s Trending: Some Seattle sports teams are at least signaling that they may have to cut ties with Macklemore after his anti-American and antisemitic remarks at a concert over the weekend. Seattle Public Schools are pulling back from their school closure plans. // LongForm: GUEST: Steve Autio (SILSA NW president) is livid by the new Seattle burglary policy. // The Quick Hit: George Soros is closing in on control of hundreds of radio stations.

What’s Trending: Residents at a senior apartment complex in Seattle are fed up with a homeless encampment that was cleared only to return. The son of Trump assassination attempt suspect Ryan Routh has been arrested for allegedly being in possession of child pornography. Verizon managed not to exceed an already very low bar for passable customer service. Let’s celebrate their incompetence. // Big Local: Antisemitic students in Issaquah School District are organizing a walkout for Palestine on the one-year anniversary of October 7th. A woman was arrested for trying to smuggle in contraband to a Washington State prison in Aberdeen. // Former NYC COVID czar Jay Varma has been fired after revelations that he was attending drug-fueled sex parties during the height of the pandemic.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: OPA Director found Dan Auderer guilty of bias despite admitting -- on video -- to not having evidence. // KING 5 reminds us that they’re not a serious news organization, this time blaming COVID for a rise in juvenile crime. // Boeing has reached out the striking machinists with its “best and final offer.”

What’s Trending: Exclusive: SPD will no longer respond to alarms unless there’s proof of a break-in submitted by the alarm company. A letter written by Trump assassination suspect Ryan Routh reveals more spooky details into the case. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is in hot water for not disavowing anti-semitic rhetoric from Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib. Former Secretary of Defense called Israel’s stirke on Hezbollah last week via pagers a form of terrorism. // LongForm: GUEST: Andrea Suarez (We Heart Seattle founder and Democrat state rep candidate) breaks down the dangers of Public Health Seattle-King County handing out drug kits // The Quick Hit: K-Mart is closing it’s last superstore -- a reminder about job security.

What’s Trending: Macklemore put his antisemitism on wide display in Seattle this weekend and bashed America. An old video of Kamala Harris has popped up that shows her protesting against deporting illegal immigrants alongside actor Jussie Smollett. Guest: Jack Stine, a recovering addict, breaks down the dangers of Public Health Seattle-King County handing out drug kits. // Big Local: A Federal Way man is searching for family urns that were stolen from his storage unit. The Graham community drummed up extra money for a local business feeling the effects of a fire. Bothell to host 12th annual “Sustainamania” to teach you things you already know. // A Democrat county in Colorado decided to stop providing handouts and the homeless population plummeted.

What’s Trending: Public Health Seattle gave Jason a bunch of drug paraphernalia that would have killed him had he used them. // Kamala Harris continues to challenge Donald Trump to a second debate and Trump continues to decline. Historian Douglas Brinkley says that Trump getting elected would be a “doomsday” scenario. A former Democrat fundraiser has left the party, saying she doesn’t recognize it anymore. // Records show that AG Bob Ferguson spent millions of dollars to prosecute the cops in the case of Manny Ellis.  

What’s Trending: The White House sticks to their talking points, and continue to blame the Trump administration for the border crisis, the Seattle public school superintendent is set to resign, and Fauci says we are at the corner of COVID, but haven’t made the turn just yet. \\ Seattle/King County Homeless Authority leader is an anti-cop socialist. \\ Kamala Harris and Bill Clinton to host a woman empowerment discussion.  

What’s Trending: A Spokane cop was fired after he put a “Let’s Go Brandon” sticker on his police car. A disturbing new poll found that 17% of Americans wish Trump had been assassinated. A watchdog group has sued the Secret Service and DHS for blocking access to public records regarding the first Trump assassination attempt. Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena was caught charging customers a hidden fee and will have to pay a fine as a result. // Big Local: Local businesses in cities like Everett and Renton have become another casualty in the Boeing strike. Parents are frustrated with a Tacoma school that they believe is keeping them in the dark about threats made to the school. // Venture Capitalist Bradley Tusk thinks that the key to increasing voter turnout is mobile voting. The Oregon DMV admitted that it accidentally registered hundreds of people who aren’t citizens to vote.

What’s Trending: A really disturbing crime unfolded in Bellevue when a burglar made himself at home in someone’s apartment. A woman is suing Delta Airlines for spilling hot coffee on her. The West Seattle light rail project is now projected to cost much more than originally thought. Kamala Harris and Democrats are spreading a dangerous lie about abortion. // Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe gave an update on the investigation into the July 13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump. He stated that the security failures were the fault of the Secret Service and not local police. Kamala Harris gave a cringeworthy interview with Oprah. // A new study finds that older people are participating in San Francisco's Planning Commission meetings at a disproportionate rate. There are signs that Kamala Harris’s support with black men is cracking.  

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson didn’t fare so well during last night’s gubernatorial debate when Dave Reichert directly questioned him on crime. Seattle Public Schools held a meeting regarding the closure of a school for deaf children that had one glaring omission… and ASL interpreter. // LongForm: GUEST: Tommy Pigott (RNC Communications Director) reacts to the latest troubling news from a whistleblower at the USSS, plus what do the polls say about black voter support for Trump?  // The Quick Hit: Pramila Jayapal claims immigrants pay more in taxes than the 1% top earners. Is this true? Not even remotely close.

What’s Trending: A former border patrol chief testified before Congress today that the Biden Administration has been deliberately covering up how bad the border crisis really is. Seattle has a new plan to clean up 3rd Avenue… and it involves putting up overhead lights. Legendary folk singer Joan Baez mispronounced Kamala Harris’s name multiple times during an interview with MSNBC’s Morning Joe. A CNN reporter got schooled by a Trump supporter when she lectured him for owning a boat. // Big Local: A Shoreline coffee shop was closed down after it hosed a BDSM event. A man saved another member’s life at a Kent golf course by performing CPR when he had a heart attack. // A new study suggests that human consciousness may derive from a different dimension.

What’s Trending: Dave Reichert delivered a surprisingly strong debate performance last night. Reichert repeatedly hit Ferguson on crime and public safety. Washington State closed its execution chamber at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla. // SeaTac Airport was ranked one of the worst ‘mega’ airports in customer satisfaction according to J.D. Power. Despite the federal government building only 8 EV charging stations with $7.5 billion, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg had no shame. // Joe Biden addressed the Economic Club of Washington D.C. where he attempted to tout the strength of the American economy. A Utah mom suffered a heart attack while on a treadmill after ignoring several warning signs.  

What’s Trending: Amazon workers returning to work in-person could mean worse traffic. New reports are saying that information stolen by Iran during its hack of the Trump campaign was shared with the Biden-Harris campaign. The Israelis pulled off an incredible operation in which they planted explosives inside the pagers of Hezbollah terrorists. // LongForm: GUEST: Snohomish County Auditor Garth Fell answers your questions about election integrity and the vote tallying process. // The Quick Hit: Part two of Jason’s interview with Snohomish County Auditor Garth Fell.  

What’s Trending: Due to the Boeing machinists’ strike, Boeing will be issuing temporary furloughs in order to save money. The Seattle City Council voted 8-1 to approve both drug-free and prostitution-free zones. The rumors are still swirling out of Springfield, Ohio. // Big Local: There is an extortion scam going on in Snoqualmie and North Bend where scammers claim they have unflattering photos of people. The birth of a new baby orca whale in the San Juans has experts concerned about the amount of salmon in their ecosystem. Residents in Tacoma are complaining about plans to build a 100+ townhome property. // A Delta Airlines passenger had a terrifying in-flight experience due to a cabin pressure issue.  

What’s Trending: Dave Reichert and Bob Ferguson are squaring off in the second Gubernatorial debate in Spokane tonight. Bob Ferguson can’t stop lying about Dave Reichert. Cherry Street Coffee is closing its Capitol Hill location after the owner’s spat with Kshama Sawant over the minimum wage tip credit system. // The Federal Reserve announced an interest rate cut today, which could signal some ominous signs for the economy. The Teamsters union announced that they will not be endorsing either Trump or Harris. // Portland is getting a WNBA expansion team. Scientists have a new theory on the cause of Alzheimer’s.

What’s Trending: A 12-year-old boy was arrested in Seattle for an alleged attempted carjacking. A mother reflects on the death of her son over 30 years ago at the hands of drunk driver after the perpetrator turned out to be the same man who killed 80-year-old dog walker Ruth Dalton a few weeks ago. A high-ranking senate Democrat expressed his frustration with the Biden administration for not cooperating in the inquiry into either of Trump’s assassination attempts. // LongForm: GUEST:  Dr. Marty Makary (Blind Spots) details how scientists often stifle dissenting views and put out bad advice to the public. // The Quick Hit: Instagram’s CEO announced new protections for teens using the app. A Russian state media company was banned from American social media channels.

What’s Trending: The poverty rate in Bellingham is over twice as high as the rest of the state. Almost a third of students at Bonney Lake were pulled out of school after rumors of a “kill list.” A teen in Longview was arrested for threats he made on social media towards schools in the district. // Big Local: Auburn has passed a new public camping ban. A homeless camp in Vancouver is becoming the source of fear and consternation amongst neighbors, one of whom used to be homeless. The Spokane neighborhood that stopped receiving mail due to an alleged dog attack is once again receiving deliveries. // Ina Garten from the Barefoot Contessa has a new memoir where she confesses that she almost split from her husband because he expected her to cook dinner.  

What’s Trending: The Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board canceled a training session that was slated to feature Kim Potter, the Minnesota police officer involved in the death of Daunte Wright. The Left continues to use inflammatory rhetoric about Donald Trump despite yet another attempt on his life. // CAIR Los Angeles is in opposition to a law that would prevent people from blocking synagogues. The Taylor Swift endorsement may have backfired on Kamala Harris. // There is a new food item at Arizona Cardinals games that is absolutely disgusting.

What’s Trending: A Tacoma city councilwoman spent thousands on an art tour trip to Indonesia. The Portland teachers union is filing a grievance against a Portland Public Schools policy that doesn’t allow teachers to make political displays. The media is labeling Trump a racist for bringing attention to the events in Springfield, Ohio. //  LongForm: GUEST: Curtis Houck (Newsbusters) analyzes how left-wing media blamed Trump for the assassination attempt, plus the Grammys were insufferable. // The Quick Hit: Kamala Harris had a few very eyebrow-raising responses during her interview with a local news outlet in Philadelphia.

What’s Trending: The more we find out about Ryan Routh, the suspect in the 2nd Trump assassination attempt, the spookier it gets. Boeing is considering furloughs and pause on new hires amidst its machinists strike. // Big Local: An entire Spokane neighborhood is not getting mail delivered because of a three-dog chase of a mail lady. A jazz quintet is hosting a climate concert is hosting in Edmonds. // A tech CEO is speaking out after his company received hateful language for sending out a pro-Trump email.

What’s Trending: It happened again, another attempt was made on Donald Trump’s life yesterday at his golf course in Florida. The media is doing their best to victim blame Donald Trump. // Amazon’s CEO told employees that they will soon have to return to work in-person 5 days a week. // Kamala Harris did her first solo sit-down interview with a local news outlet in Philadelphia and it was a total disaster.  

What’s Trending: The Democrats want President Trump to release his tax returns, KING5 continues to target a conservative teacher, Bob Stelton breaks down the Earl Thomas leaving the Seahawks and a bill moving Washington to Daylight Saving time year-round makes it through Senate. \\ Russ Saunders is a Seattle business owner who may have to close because of the zoning changes and he says the city isn’t listening to him. \\ Trump officially grounds the Boeing 737 Max.

What’s Trending: Mercer Island High school has banned detention. A Puyallup City Council member is objecting to the City’s plans to institute paid parking. The Cook Political Report is projecting a GOP majority in the Senate. // LongForm: GUEST: Eugene Johnson was seriously injured in a car accident with a suspected drunk driver but due to the backlog on blood tests, he won’t see justice for at least a year as the driver was released. // The Quick Hit: Robert DeNiro is claiming that Trump will not leave office if he is elected and compared him to a gangster. Actor Dean Cain says you should not vote based on a celebrity’s endorsement.  

What’s Trending: A Seattle school for deaf children could close due to a lack of funding. Colleges all around the country are instituting new rules and codes of conduct in response to the wave of antisemitic protests over the last year. But why haven’t they just been enforcing the rules they already had on the books? Guest: Simone Barron discusses her race in Washington’s 46th legislative district against Democrat incumbent Darya Farivar. // Big Local: An Auburn mom has never received closure after the murder of son, so she’s taking matters into her own hands. A 73-year-old Tacoma man was beaten up by a group of people at Titlow Park. The Washington State Fair instituted a program to make it more sensory inclusive. // Disney has a weird new requirement for cruises. The National Parks service is pointing to a bag of Cheetos as the reason the entire Carlsbad Caverns ecosystem in New Mexico was disturbed. Justin Timberlake plead guilty in his DWI case.

What’s Trending: The 33,000 member union of Boeing unionists overwhelmingly rejected their latest contract offer and are now on strike. A mother and her son were attacked by a river otter at the Bremerton Marina. // The debate around animals allegedly being eaten in Springfield, Ohio by immigrants has gotten out of control. Kamala Harris is slated to do her first solo sit-down interview with a local reporter in Pennsylvania. // Bob Ferguson is using his office as Attorney General to campaign for Governor. A super pac is airing ads in Michigan claiming that Kamala Harris is staunchly pro-Israel, presumably to alienate Muslim voters.

What’s Trending: Some Washington Democrats are attempting to ban flavored tobacco products. Antisemitic protesters are gathering at UW after a former student was accidentally killed by the IDF. And they are sneaking in people who aren’t students to do so. Washington state is in the midst of a license plate shortage that may not be resolved for months. // LongForm: GUEST: SPOG President Officer Mike Solan reacts to the officer punished for pursuing a dangerous criminal.  // The Quick Hit: Pro-life advocates are calling out the ABC moderators’ biased “fact checking” on abortion during the presidential debate.

What’s Trending: Seattle Public Schools unveiled multiple different plans to close schools and make budget cuts. A Seattle police officer was punished for briefly pursuing a violent criminal. Guest: Andrea Suarez gives us an update on the homeless man who set up a White House encampment. // Big Local: For those that rely on SR 202 for your daily commute, your travel time is about to get much longer. Highline public schools opened today after days of closures after a cyberattack. // A tech billionaire performed the first ever private space walk.  

What’s Trending: We have a verdict in the case of activist Summer Taylor that was killed on I-5. The Boeing machinists are expected to reject their latest contract offer and go on strike. Neighbors of Seattle’s Belltown community are urging the city to tear down a vacant building that has been taken over by homeless squatters. A shooting in Seattle’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood injured 3 last night. The victims were sent to Harborview Medical Center. // Marjorie Taylor Greene of all people denounced Laura Loomer’s rhetoric about Kamala Harris on social media. Donald Trump declined another debate with Kamala Harris. // Microsoft is making another round of massive layoffs in its XBOX division. Jon Bon Jovi helped a woman off the ledge of a bridge.

What’s Trending: Trump was dealt a tough hand in the debate last night by having to go up against the moderators as well, but he still didn’t take advantage of the opportunities that were given to him. A tribute to the heroes of United flight 93 on this 23rd anniversary of 9/11. // LongForm: GUEST: RNC spokeswoman Elizabeth Pipko breaks down President Trump’s performance in last night’s debate. // The Quick Hit: The debate moderators constantly “fact-checked” Trump on things he said that were true.

What’s Trending: Dave Reichert and Bob Ferguson squared off in the first Washington State gubernatorial debate on KING 5 last night and it was a total disaster. // Big Local: Tacoma schools are dealing with a chaotic bus schedule, causing frustrations amongst parents and students. Northshore school district canceled a school bus stop without alerting parents and students. A Lynnwood High School student was arrested this morning after allegedly being in possession of a firearm in her car. Highline School District will return to school on Thursday without internet. // Will Ferrell said that his sketches where he dressed up as Janet Reno are not something he would do today.

What’s Trending: Donald Trump did not have a great performance at the debate last night. The ABC moderators David Muir and Lindsey Davis were also incredibly biased. The Harris campaign has challenged Trump to a second debate. // Despite already being way over budget, King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay is proposing a new $1 billion affordable housing plan. A Seattle resident broke into song at a City Council meeting. // New Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has introduced his new plan to turn the company around.  

What’s Trending: Jason previews tonight’s presidential debate. Guest: Spokane City Councilman Jonathan Bingle previews what’s at stake in tonight’s gubernatorial debate. // LongForm: GUEST: Deputy Director of Communications for the Trump Campaign Caroline Sunshine gives her expectations for tonight’s debate. // The Quick Hit: Trump needs stay disciplined in tonight's debate. 

What’s Trending: Amid the Seattle City Council’s efforts to combat prostitution on Aurora Avenue, activists are trying to keep the sex trade alive. The family of Summer Taylor, a protester that was killed on I-5, is asking for $24 million dollars in their lawsuit against the state. Scientists at Stanford found that one of the dyes used in Doritos turns a mouse’s skin transparent. // Big Local: King County officials are debating what to do about a very problematic road in Renton that is the site of frequent speeding. There is a bitcoin scam going on in Bellevue that is targeting the elderly. The judge in the case of Sam Gizaw, the teen that killed 13-year-old Jayda Woods-Johnson, decided to not reduce his bail. // A new study found that the only reason you like pumpkin spice lattes is because the marketing makes you feel nostalgic.  

What’s Trending: The Green River Killer Gary Ridgway was transferred from the state penitentiary to King County Jail completely unannounced. The body cam footage from star NFL player Tyreek Hill’s arrest has been released and it shows he failed to comply with officers’ instructions. // Tonight is the first, and maybe the only, debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. A new CNN report reveals just how far-left some of Kamala Harris’ positions on immigration are. // The Highline school district has closed schools again tomorrow due to a cyberattack. At what age is it acceptable for kids to walk home alone from school?

What’s Trending: Tomorrow’s debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris could drastically reshape the state of the campaign. Dick and Liz Cheney endorsed Kamala Harris over the weekend. A supportive housing facility in Seattle’s Eastlake neighborhood experienced a 2nd homicide. //LongForm: GUEST:  Dave Reichert on the strategy heading into tomorrow night’s debate and how to deal with a media that won’t fact check Bob Ferguson. // The Quick Hit: A new report in the Seattle Times details what is driving youth addiction in Washington State.

What’s Trending: A driver that was in a high-speed chase with police ended up killing a grandmother in Olympia. Activist baristas at a Seattle coffee shop are now getting help from former councilmember Kshama Sawant in their strike. A spokesperson for the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office admitted on secret camera that the case against Trump is bogus. // Big Local: Highline Public Schools are closed today and tomorrow due to a cyberattack. A popular Spokane chef is closing one of his restaurants due to crime and homelessness. // A passenger on a flight went viral on TikTok after the two men sitting next to her were guilty of “manspreading.”

What’s Trending: Last month, a drunk driver nearly killed a Tacoma family, but they are still roaming free because of a DUI testing backlog. A family that just moved to Seattle from Montana got a rude welcome when most of the stuff in their U-Haul was stolen. It took 50 days, but Kamala Harris has finally added a policy page to her campaign website. // Recent polling is looking favorable for Donald Trump heading into tomorrow’s debate. // Apple just released a new iPhone that is pretty much the same as the one you probably have right now.

What’s Trending: Cory Booker is a lying liar who lies // Jason Reviews ‘Peppermint’ // GUEST: Simon Owen on Starbucks opening in Italy. // Kshama Sawant tweeted that Patriots Prayer will be here this Saturday, and they won’t be // another record jobs report // Fishermen are concerned about the salmon boycott

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris is flip flopping on policy again, this time trying to walk back wanting to ban plastic straws. Moderate Republicans have courted MAGA voters in an effort to try and save Dan Newhouse. // LongForm: GUEST:  Pierce County executive candidate Kelly Chambers had her business car stolen twice -- within moments.  // The Quick Hit: How UW scientists are using AI to fight the opioid epidemic

What’s Trending: Jason gives his preview of the upcoming Seahawks season. The left is trying to say that if you criticize Kamala Harris you are racist and a misogynist. A former UW student was shot and killed in the West Bank while protesting Israel. // Big Local: Kentridge High School went into lockdown after an armed carjacker entered the building, but no one told the parents. Schools in Pierce county are taking extra steps to keep kids cool during the weeks heatwave. Nine cities in three counties have school zone speed cameras. // Climate Pledge Arena unveiled their new menu for the upcoming Kraken season.

What’s Trending: Judge Merchan delayed Trump’s sentencing until after the election. In North Carolina, a judge paused early voting until RFK Jr. is removed from the ballot. Seattle broke a record for temperature in the city yesterday, was it really that hot? There was an administrative mistake in Pierce County that almost stopped homeless people from getting help. Jason questions how the story was reported. // The AP deleted a tweet taking JD Vance out of context when talking about yesterdays school shooting. Unemployment has reached its highest levels in three years, a bad sign for the economy before the election. // McDonalds “redesigned” one of their most famous menu items amid sales decline.

What’s Trending: The father of the school shooter in Georgia has been arrested for manslaughter. A group of thieves crashed a stolen vehicle into a Redmond pot shop that has been hit five times in the past year. Hunter Biden made the shocking announcement that he would be pleading guilty to all counts in his fraud hearing. Volunteers removed over 80 propane tanks during a homeless camp cleanup. // LongForm: Curtis Houck (Newsbusters) and Rantz have fun at Brian Stelter’s expense. // The Quick Hit: Seattle keeps getting more liberal, survey data shows

What’s Trending: Hundreds gathered in Madison Valley last night for a memorial to honor the life of Ruth Dalton, a dog-walker who was killed in a carjacking. Jason asks what’s being done to make sure this doesn’t happen again? Apparently there will be a heatwave this weekend, but is it a wave if it’s only two days? The debates are coming up, what are the perimeters for them going to look like? //  Big Local: Violent gang wars are escalating in Auburn. Locals live in fear as shootings and stabbings are on the rise. The family of a murdered Lynnwood teen saw the video of the crime on social media before they were approached with it by Lynnwood PD. // Lumen Field unvield their new menu for the upcoming season.  

What’s Trending: A homeless man in Seattle built a campsite in the likeness of the Whitehouse. In the aftermath of yesterdays school shooting, Democrats have launched into anti-gun rhetoric. // CNN Confirms that Kamala Harris is using Donald Trump’s border wall in her campaign ads. A girl in Indiana was stabbed by an illegal immigrant. The man has a criminal history spanning the country and was already deported under the Trump administration. // The Washington State Republican party files a lawsuit against King County elections after Dave Upthegrove advanced to the general election for state land commissioner by a mere 50 votes.  

What’s Trending: Washington Department of Health releases radically racist, exclusionary COVID-19 report. Molson Coors joins a chorus of companies doing away with “woke” DEI policies. The Ruth Dalton memorial walk is happening this week. // LongForm: GUEST: Melanie Roberts (Ruth Dalton’s granddaughter) talks about her grandmother’s murder, tonight’s memorial walk, and what she hopes happens next. // The Quick Hit: Texas State Rep. Shawn Thierry is leaving the Democratic party to support Donald Trump.

What’s Trending: Whitman Middle School Parents raise safety concerns over ‘dilapidated’ portables. Tim Walz’s older brother has endorsed Donald Trump for President. Jason asks why it’s not being covered by the liberal media. A Seattle mother fell victim to an apartment rental scam. // Big Local: A homeowner in Kent shoots a burglar during a break-in. A sex offender released on probation exposed himself in a Lynnwood thrift store. Advocates are displeased with the city of Tacoma after they spent $160K on boulders to deter homeless camping. // Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is moving Christmas in an attempt to distract from the turmoil following the election.

What’s Trending: There was a shooting at a high school in Georgia this morning. Jason talks about what is being done in Seattle schools to combat gun violence. He also goes in on Karine Jean-Pierre for immediately politicizing today’s shooting. // Dave Upthegrove advanced to the general election for state land commissioner by a mere 50 votes. More Americans are having to choose between paying food and energy bills. // Jason asks, has everyone at work lost it? He dives into how people are treating each other in the workplace.  

What’s Trending: Workers are shutting down a coffee shop location in Seattle over the owner’s opposition to a minimum wage hike. Joe Biden is claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn’t doing enough to free the hostages. // LongForm: GUEST: Accuracy in Media president Adam Guillette returned to Seattle last weekend with a mobile billboard to call out the antisemitic remarks made by Seattle teacher Ian Golash. // The Quick Hit: The RNC has sued North Carolina over concerns of noncitizens voting. The Amazon Echo hates Trump.  

What’s Trending: Seattle Public Schools are set to close 20 elementary schools due to low enrollment. Philadelphia eagles fans are furious after someone posted a fake ad that said the team supported Kamala Harris. Patty Murray pushed propaganda on the inflation reduction act. // Big Local: Auburn is mulling over tighter enforcement of its camping ban as people continue to flaunt it. A Renton couple had to deal with a bat flying into their home. A professor at WSU proposes mixing beer and politics to reduce divisiveness. // A new service in Japan will help people quit their job for them.

What’s Trending: There was a spate of violence in Washington State of Labor Day weekend. Specifically, there was a series of shootings on the highway that resulted in at least 7 victims. Hamas terrorists murdered 6 more hostages over the weekend, one of whom (Hersh Goldberg-Polin) was an American citizen. // A group of progressive small businesses in Seattle penned an open letter in The Stranger blasting the city’s proposed legislation to create a two-tiered minimum wage system. // Kamala Harris adopted different accents over the weekend when speaking at rallies in Detroit and Pittsburgh.

What’s Trending: Jay Inslee doesn’t exactly have resounding support in his quest for president, Republican lawmakers are asking the Justice Department to investigate Michael Cohen for perjury, records show hundreds of assaults inside Washington juvenile lockup and Trump goes a little too far in his kind rhetoric toward Kim Jong Un. \\ Chris Sullivan of Chokepoint drops by to discuss Coleman Dock overrun being blamed on Trump. \\ Bellevue may see some Amazon jobs come over from Seattle and foster kids may begin learning how to ‘adult’

What’s Trending: Guest: Steven Groves with the Heritage foundation takes a deep dive into what Project 2025 is really all about. // LongForm: GUEST: Author Don Bentley gives a preview of his new book Capture or Kill in the Vince Flynn series. // The Quick Hit: Political consultant Jim Pasero gives his thoughts on Kamala Harris’s performance in her first longform interview with CNN.  

What’s Trending: SeaTac airport still won’t reveal the motive behind its recent cyberattack. Kamala Harris flip-flopped on multiple issues during her CNN debate last night. The mayor of Aurora, Colorado is warning the public about migrant gangs roaming the city. Illegal aliens in San Diego attempted to board a school bus. // Big Local: Lynnwood unveiled its new light rail line today. In Bremerton, former High School football coach Joe Kennedy reached a $1.77 million settlement with the school district after he was fired for praying on the field. // Did Kamala Harris actually work at McDonald’s?  

What’s Trending: SeaTac airport is bracing itself for a hectic weekend of holiday travel on the heels of last weekend’s cyberattack. Washington State’s ferry system is woefully understaffed. Kamala Harris had her first sitdown interview of the campaign with CNN’s Dana Bash last night. // More from Kamala Harris’s interview with CNN. The Foo Fighters are making a big stink about Donald Trump using their music during his rallies. Meanwhile, Joe Biden is still on vacation. // A new USA Today article is blasting JD Vance for claiming that “they tried to kill” Donald Trump.

What’s Trending: Former RFK Jr. running mate Nicole Shanahan says the right is misconceived and Kamala Harris has been a puppet for the Democratic party. Trump is at a rally in Michigan and had some choice words for Harris and Biden. Seattle and Tacoma have been named the top 2 cities in highest sales tax. // LongForm: GUEST: King County coucilmember Reagan Dunn discusses the county's recent vote to keep the youth detention center open. // The Quick Hit: JJ Breilh, Collegiate Director at University of Washington for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, discusses the youth mental health crisis. 

What’s Trending: Labor Day weekend is coming up which means lots of traffic both at the airport and on the road. A new clip from tonight’s Kamala Harris interview gives insight into who she might appoint to her cabinet. Trump is taking heat for taking photos at Arlington National Cemetery yesterday. Guest: Jon Scholes, president and CEO of Downtown Seattle Association discusses the Seattle Aquarium’s new ocean pavilion expansion. // Big Local: Tomorrow is the opening of the Lynnwood Link light rail extension and is expecting nearly 50,000 riders daily. A South Sound couple has been targeted by a lottery phone scam and warns others who might buy into the scam. 80-year old woman in Burien was killed Wednesday night in an apparent drive-by shooting. Final debate rules will not include live hot mics. // MLB catcher Danny Jansen became the first player in MLB history to play in the same game for different teams. Oklahoma State football will have QR codes on their helmets to promote NIL fundraising.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris is slated to sit down for her first longform interview with CNN tonight and she is taking heat for bringing VP pick Tim Walz along and not doing it solo.  // Meta Mark Zuckerberg CEO admitted in a letter to the House Judiciary committee that the Biden Administration pressured the company to censor content. Seattle Public Schools is slated to close 20 elementary schools due to low enrollment. // Washington State Superintendent Chris Reykdal is encouraging schools to ban cell phone usage in the classroom.

What’s Trending: Yet another elderly woman was murdered, this time in a drive-by shooting in Burien. The Kamala Harris campaign now wants to change the rules and turn the mics on at all times during the debate. Maia Espinoza (Candidate for 28th District State Senate and Director of the Center for Latino Leadership) wants the DSHS secretary terminated for recklessly releasing sex offenders into our communities. // Big Local: SeaTac airport is still dealing with complications in the wake of last weekend’s cyberattack. An audit found that a Morton city employee stole nearly one million dollars of taxpayer money. The Marysville school district will be starting the year with overly crowded class sizes. // Nassau County in New York is banning facemasks at protests and just made its first arrest for it. Actor Armie Hammer has recently sold his truck because he can’t afford gas.

Jason Rantz stopped by the Guy Benson Show to talk illegal immigration, racist home loan programs, and Seattle's crime and homelessness crisis, 

What’s Trending: In the aftermath of the death of Timothy Green, Olympia Police Department has reached a settlement banning officers from customizing their own gear. Mount Vernon School District’s school year has been delayed due to staff members going on strike. A new poll shows that former Maryland governor Larry Hogan is in a dead heat in his race for US Senate. // LongForm: GUEST:  Chris Sullivan details the ferry nightmares of yesterday, today, and tomorrow -- all the way into Labor Day. Plus, will the light rail in Lynnwood really be transformative? Nah. // The Quick Hit: A recent op-ed by a Swedish author says that he’s found a new way to bond with his male friends… dancing on stage naked.

What’s Trending: The King County council voted unanimously to keep the youth detention center open through 2028. Kamala Harris has finally agreed to a sit-down interview but is taking heat for bringing Tim Walz with her and not doing it solo. // The Tax Foundation found that Seattle and Tacoma have the highest sales tax in the country among major cities. Opponents of I-2117 are claiming that it won’t improve affordability and that it will hurt the environment. // The Supreme Court decided to not get involved in Biden’s new student loan forgiveness plan and kicked it back to the lower courts. Pramila Jayapal is the KING 5 of politicians, meaning she is the absolute worst.

What’s Trending: A gated community near Yelm has been repeatedly hit by a thief that is still at large. The DEA is attempting to crack down on the uptick in drug trafficking in the Pacific Northwest. Kerry Kennedy came out to disavow her brother RFK Jr.’s endorsement of Donald Trump. //LongForm: GUEST: Senator John Braun breaks down what we can do to address the juvenile problem with detention center mismanagement and whether or not Semi Bird loyalists will hurt Republicans in November.  // The Quick Hit: Banning cellphones is a new growing trend in schools across America.

What’s Trending: A new lawsuit is attempting to hold the State of Washington responsible for a traffic death during a protest on I-5 back in 2020. The mainstream media keeps running cover for Kamala Harris not doing any interviews. Jason was called by a pollster. // Big Local: SeaTac is still doing with the aftermath of the Cyberattack over the weekend. The City of Lynnwood is celebrating a new light rail line. // A Kindergarten teacher went viral on TikTok after she urged parents to not bring cupcakes to classroom.

What’s Trending: The mother of the 13-year-old girl who was killed in a shooting at Alderwood mall is calling for some reforms to soft-on-crime policies. Fox News’s Karl Rove points out that the polls don’t look as good for Kamala Harris as people might think. // Washington State has a racist loans program that is essentially reparations. // Door Dash is donating large sums of money to fight back against Seattle’s minimum wage ordinance. Activists are claiming that it’s proof they can afford to pay their workers a living wage.

What’s Trending: An anti-pride sign is causing quite a stir in a Pierce County neighborhood. One year in, the City of Seattle is boasting about the progress in its Downtown Activation Plan. // LongForm: GUEST: Patrick Foley (co-founder Lake Union Partners) is a developer who is rallying other business owners to speak up about the crime crisis, claiming the Mayor’s office is wrong for saying their revitalization plan is working. // The Quick Hit: A new study found that teens are driving less. 

What’s Trending: Auburn HS canceled a speaker it hired after… googling him. The Madison Valley neighborhood continues to mourn the death of the 80-year-old dog walker that was murdered last week. RFK Jr. said he hasn’t discussed a cabinet position with a second Trump administration. // Big Local: Tacoma PD has released bodycam footage of multiple teens being arrested for dozens of carjackings. A Silverdale construction site was on the receiving end of major damage that has set the project back months. A biker in Bellevue that received life-threatening injuries is believed to have gone through a red light. // A man refused to let another tenant in his apartment building back in the building because she refused to follow one simple rule.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris is suddenly trying to change the rules for her first debate with Donald Trump. Travelers at SeaTac airport were hassled by long lines over the weekend after hackers shutdown the internet. // On the heels of RFK Jr.’s endorsement, Trump received another endorsement from a former Democrat. This time, it was former Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. The media is doing their best to downplay the significance of Kamala Harris not taking any tough questions. // A mom in Tennessee went on TikTok to complain about the societal pressure to volunteer at her kids’ school.

What’s Trending: Councilmember Rob Johnson claims he has received death threats by people who oppose his bike lanes // GUEST: Jeff Monosso on early votes at machines in Texas being switched // GUEST: Rep. Paul Graves on his campaign in the 5th district // The Pentagon is sending over 5 thousand troops to the border to stop the caravan

What’s Trending: The plumber that apprehended the man who allegedly killed an 80-year-old dog walker as spoken out. Seattle police arrested a 15-year-old involved in Capitol Hill shooting. Will Semi Bird endorse Dave Reichert? // Democrats reacts to RFK Jr. endorsing Trump. // The Quick Hit: Guest: Seattle-area restaurant owner Dave Meinert, a longtime Democrat who is considering voting for Dave Reichert.  

What’s Trending: Guest: Aurora Ave. business owner Keith Carpenter reacts to some of the new legislation being proposed by the Seattle City Council to curb crime in that part of Seattle. // Big Local: Tacoma held a community meeting ahead of its plan to deploy “Shotspotter” technology. There’s a controversy in Tacoma and Port Orchard over old churches that are being converted into affordable housing. // Live coverage of Trump’s rally with RFK Jr.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination last night and her speech was full of gaslighting. Guest: Republican Gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert weighs in on Bob Ferguson’s decision to pull out of their third debate. Multiple Secret Service agents have been put on leave after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. // RFK Jr. announced this morning that he will be suspending his campaign and endorsed Donald Trump. // The media continues to carry water for Kamala Harris after her convention speech.

What’s Trending: Guest host Josh Hammer is joined by Israeli philosopher Dr. Ronen Shoval to discuss his new book Holiness and Society: A Socio-Political Exploration of the Mosaic tradition. // LongForm: GUEST: Mike Davis of the Article III project gives his take on the DNC. // The Quick Hit: Director of the federal affairs for Gun Owners of America Aidan Johnston joins Josh Hammer to discuss the Democrats’ gun-grabbing agenda.

What’s Trending: The antisemitic protests outside the DNC have been horrifying. The Biden administration continues to work towards a ceasefire in the war in Gaza. // Big Local: Four people were injured last night during a shooting in Everett. Three minors were arrested in Kent during a high speed chase. The authorities in Thurston County arrested a suspect in a stolen vehicle who had 25 prior convictions. // AI could soon be used to detect if someone is in cognitive decline.

What’s Trending: Nobody is buying what the Democrats are selling at the convention this week and nobody actually believes that they are united. Bill Clinton spoke at the DNC but the party has radically changed since he was president. // RFK Jr. is hinting that he may drop out of the presidential race and endorse Trump. // The United States Supreme Court delivered a major win for election integrity today as it upheld an Arizona law that requires someone to present proof citizenship to request an absentee ballot.

What’s Trending: A developer that has been working on a multifamily project that has been in the works for years has decided to pause construction to the urban decay in Downtown Seattle. Antisemitic protesters interrupted Nancy Pelosi’s appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in Chicago. Guest: Chris Sullivan provides a traffic update. //LongForm: GUEST: Snohomish County Sheriff Susanna Johnson explains why they’re struggling to hire and retain deputies. // The Quick Hit: Seattle’s Wing Luke Museum kowtowed to antisemites and now Jewish Americans are fighting back.  

What’s Trending: Live coverage of the Seattle Police Department’s press conference regarding the murder of an 80-year-old woman. Don Lemon interviewed women about their thoughts on Donald Trump and was surprised by their responses. // Big Local: Burien residents are getting frustrated with a homeless encampment that is obstructing the view of traffic. The authorities now have a suspect in the case of the man who ran over 25 seagulls with his Jeep. He is being charged with reckless driving and animal cruelty. The first ever Sea Lion pup in Point Defiance Zoo’s history made its debut yesterday. // The Biden administration is seeking to “queer nuclear weapons.”

What’s Trending: An 80-year-old woman was killed while walking dogs in Seattle’s Central District. Washington’s Land Commissioner primary race is going to a recount after Dave Upthegrove took 2nd place by a mere 51 votes. After a revision by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US economic added 818,000 fewer jobs than previously thought. // The Obamas each gave nasty and deceitful speeches at the DNC last night. RFK Jr. is hinting that he may drop out of the race and endorse Trump. // Donald Trump went on Theo Von’s podcast and talked about the effects of cocaine and other kinds of drugs.

What’s Trending: The Seattle Times is now claiming that requesting to see a shooting suspect’s tattoos is racist. Donald Trump is being accused by the Harris campaign of visiting a town in Michigan with ties to the KKK. // LongForm: GUEST: State Rep. Travis Couture (R-Allyn) breaks down the consequences of Democrats releasing so many sex offenders. // The Quick Hit: Starbucks new CEO is being allowed to work remotely. Washington’s unemployment rate still sits at 4.9%, which is higher than the national average. But Democrats tell us that everything is fine.

What’s Trending: The Democrat Governor of Kentucky Andy Beshear made despicable comments about JD Vance and abortion. The head of Washington’s DCYF is being urged to resign after repeated controversies at Green Hill School. Guest: Former special assistant to Donald Trump Marc Lotter breaks down day one of the DNC and some of the recent polling. // Big Local: Lakewood’s new 24-hour camping ban has gone into effect. Former NFL player Desmond Trufant’s Tacoma home has been receiving noise complaints from neighbors who say it’s really just an events space. The animal sanctuary Heartwood Haven that rescued roosters from a cockfighting ring says they are not aggressive. // Blake Lively is under fire for old interviews that have resurfaced in which she referred to transgender people as ‘trannies.’  

What’s Trending: Joe Biden’s convention speech was pushed very late into the evening in apparent effort by the Democrats to remove him from the spotlight. Jason’s exclusive interview with former Seattle police officer Dan Auderer was picked up by every local news outlet except for anti-cop KING 5. The officer that received a $5,000 traffic ticket in the death of Jaahnavi Kandula is contesting the fine. // The Harris campaign is trying defend its economic record with nothing but spin. // Jason wrote another poem. This time about a gorilla.

What’s Trending: Former Seattle officer Dan Auderer speaks for the first time since his termination for an out-of-context joke mocking city lawyers after the death of Jaahnavi Kandula. // LongForm: GUEST: Part 2 of Jason’s interview with Dan Auderer. // The Quick Hit: Part 3 of Jason’s interview with Dan Auderer.

What’s Trending: Protesters have taken to the streets in Chicago outside the DNC. Joe Biden will speak tonight at the DNC and then is getting out of town. A Ballard smoke shop was able to stymie a break-in by using laminated glass. A shoplifting family has hit multiple stores in West Seattle. // Big Local: A controversial new technology called “Shotspotter” that can detect gun fire will be implemented in parts of Tacoma. Snohomish County is having a hard time filling vacant sheriff’s deputy positions. // Don Lemon went around Atlantic City to talk to voters and seemed shocked by how many people were supporting Trump.

What’s Trending: A Washington State GOP official told police that Semi Bird threatened to “bury” him. // Planned Parenthood is providing free vasectomies and abortions at the DNC. Kamala Harris can’t explain how she’s going to pay for her economic platform. // There are still quite a few outstanding ballots that have been challenged in Washington’s Land Commissioner race that could sway the results of the election. Republican Senator Ron Johnson is being attacked for saying that Tim Walz being married on the anniversary of Tiananmen Square is proof that he’s radical.

What’s Trending: Seattle Voters disapprove of council’s direction // Patty Murray strikes down abortion bill // Bus stuck in snow for 4 hours… SDOT, where were you?! // Commission approves pay raises for Washington judges, governor, lawmakers and others // 2 University of Michigan students help create nation’s first social class and inequality minor. // Central Washington University reaffirms its commitment to fre speech on campus.

What’s Trending: An investigation into a Suncadia retreat with Tacoma Public School members found that the trip was even more lavish than previously thought. An Ethan Stowell restaurant near Seattle’s Madison Park is in the middle of a dispute with neighbors over the use of public seating. The economy is hitting disney theme parks hard. // LongForm: GUEST: RNC Chairman Michael Whatley discusses some of the latest polling coming out of key battleground states.  // The Quick Hit: A new report found that transgender surgeries might have been performed on hundreds of young girls over the last 7 years. GoFundMe’s data exposes how many people with gender dysphoria are able to afford transgender procedures.  

What’s Trending: A group of juveniles in Kent stabbed a man on a bus. Washington State’s ‘Right of Way’ initiative aimed at clearing homeless encampments on freeways may be disbanded due to lack of funding. Guest: LJ Rohrer is hoping to turn the Pierce County Council’s 6th district red. // Big Local: A Kent restaurant is still cleaning up after a car accidentally crashed into the front windows. Police in Mukilteo are looking for a man who was dumping a large container of a substance that was likely oil. The City of Everett may have to buyout employees as they face tough budget decisions. Auburn is installing license plate-reading-cameras to combat the crime crisis. // If you want to apply to work for the Kamala Harris campaign, you have 9 different gender identities to choose from on her website.  

What’s Trending: The Olympic Peninsula is testing out the efficacy of a universal basic income. King County is reporting that their ‘Operation Safe Transit’ program has resulted in more arrests and thus safer transit conditions. An Owl that was tangled in a soccer net was saved by a University Place family. A local escape room has its secrets exposed. // Kamala Harris is putting forth a new plan to impose price controls as President, but critics point out that it won’t actually combat inflation.  // Actor Dennis Quaid is sounding the alarm about his upcoming biopic about Ronald Reagan being censored by Facebook.

What’s Trending: A CNN report found that Tim Walz lied about a drunk driving arrest where he was driving over 90 mph. An adult black bear swiped at a 17-year-old girl in Roslyn. A baby gorilla at Woodland Park Zoo is being sent to another zoo after it was rejected by its mother. Pierce County deputies can now wear cowboy hats. //LongForm: GUEST:  Payton Jones owns Revive Coffee and she was recently the victim of an armed robbery. She warns it’s not if but when it happens to you. // The Quick Hit: Josh Hawley confronted his Democrat opponent for Senate at the Missouri State Fair and challenged him to a debate.  

What’s Trending: Authorities in Snohomish County have arrested two suspects for a series of home invasions targeting Asian communities. A man in North Seattle was attacked by his dogs after he allegedly abused and neglected them. Actor Rob Schneider has come and addressed his daughter Elle King calling him a “toxic” father. // Big Local: Tacoma Police Department is sending out unarmed officers to lower priority calls. Whatcom County has installed what is effectively a Narcan vending machine. A new audit found that Marysville school district may become insolvent. // The Washington Post is looking into journalist Taylor Lorenz’s alleged Instagram post that called Joe Biden a war criminal.

What’s Trending: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris held a rally on the economy today. Meanwhile, Trump held a press conference in Bedminster, New Jersey. // Guest: Carmen Goers is taking on Democrat incumbent Kim Schrier in Washington’s 8th Congressional district. // Washington State has opened a new police academy in Vancouver in an effort to address the state’s staffing shortage. Neighbors near Seattle’s Magnuson Park have reached their breaking point with noise complaints.

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson has a new very weird line of attack against Dave Reichert. The Biden administration is taking a victory lap on bringing down inflation even though it isn’t really down. // LongForm: GUEST: Charlie Gasparino (Fox Business) takes a deep dive into companies that went woke, and subsequently… broke. // The Quick Hit: Even CNN’s Jim Acosta is getting annoyed that Kamala Harris isn’t talking to the press.  

What’s Trending: A new report found that violent crime is still much higher in Seattle than it was prior to the pandemic. Starbucks has hired a new CEO in an attempt to turn around their struggling brand.  Guest: Dale Whitaker wants to be your Secretary of State but will the party coalesce? // Big Local: The City of Olympia passed a resolution that would essentially decriminalize psychedelic plants and mushrooms. Tacoma residents are pushing back against a plan to convert an old church into public housing. // ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit says he doesn’t care about any pushback he might receive over a tweet he sent saying men should play in women’s sports.

What’s Trending: Antisemitic protesters who blocked SeaTac traffic get off without any punishment. The Seattle City Council is considering new loitering laws to prevent crime on Aurora Avenue. // Democrats seem to be underestimating how damaging the Tim Walz stolen valor scandal could be. // Jason explains why Republicans have to pragmatic when picking political candidates in Washington State.

What’s Trending: Washington State Democrats are trying to get Robert F. Kennedy Jr. off of the ballot in November. A Kent woman’s home was robbed and the police still have no suspects. A Capitol Hill pot shop was the victim of yet another crash-and-grab. The Kamala Harris campaign is stealing Donald Trump’s policy proposals and claiming them as their own. //LongForm: GUEST:  Fox News host Harris Faulkner (Faulkner Focus, Outnumbered) on how much longer Kamala Harris gets away without talking to the press. // The Quick Hit: A California professor received a lucrative settlement after he sued his university for violating his free speech rights.  

What’s Trending: Seattle business owners are growing increasingly frustrated by the difficulty of reaching Seattle police. Some Washington High Schools are using protective caps to prevent head injuries in contact sports. Stephen Colbert was taken aback when his audience laughed when he said CNN is an objective news source. // Big Local: Pierce County businesses are struggling due to a nearby homeless encampment. 4 minors were arrested in Tukwila after an armed robbery of a 7-Eleven. Voters in Burien are trying to pass a new initiative that would raise the minimum wage even more than it already was earlier this year. // Antisemitic groups went to federal court to request more space to protest outside next week’s Democrat Convention, but a judge turned them down.

What’s Trending: A teen that allegedly killed a man in Kent during a high speed chase had previous run-ins with the law but was only put on an ankle monitor. Jason wrote a poem about a druggie park near his apartment. // Republicans for Kamala Harris were never really Republicans. // In a rare moment of media scrutiny, CNN’s John Berman asked Kamala Harris’s spokesperson Adrienne Elrod why Harris hasn’t been speaking with the press. Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman got embarrassed on Fox News when he claimed that Trump is afraid to debate Kamala Harris.  

What’s Trending: A new report found that almost a third of people in Washington State prisons were released later than they were supposed to be. A former Minnesota National Guardsman wrote a scathing rebuke of Tim Walz over the claims of his stolen valor. JD Vance had a brilliant answer when questioned by CNN about Kamala Harris’s racial identity. // LongForm: GUEST: Brian Heywood (Let’s Go Washington) breaks down the massive scandal from AG Bob Ferguson. // The Quick Hit: A new interview with CBS News, President Biden explains his decision to drop out of the presidential race and called Donald Trump a national security threat.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris is now copying Donald Trump’s policy proposals and claiming them for her own. A beloved Asian elephant at Tacoma’s Point Defiance Zoo was euthanized after almost 30 years.  Jerrod Sessler breaks down his primary win and whether or not Tiffany Smiley supporters will break for him. // Big Local: In Tacoma, an Army Ranger saved a man from a burning car. The authorities in Pierce County have arrested a 15-year-old in connection with a murder in Parkland. The owner of a Parkland coffee stand was robbed at gunpoint. // A new study finds that attractive people live longer than ugly people.

What’s Trending: AG Ferguson hid two lawsuits from the public -- and the sponsors of the initiatives who were impacted. Will Chris Vance please go away? // The mainstream media continues to defend the fact that Kamala Harris won’t talk to the media. Microsoft says that Iran is attempting to interfere in the presidential election. The Iranians also hacked into the Trump campaign. // Seattle police have arrested a man that was throwing debris onto I-5. The suspect may have been homeless.  

What’s Trending: Even homeless people are skeptical about King County’s homeless count, Bernie Sanders takes on the Seattle head tax and Amazon and Strategic Communications Director for the Trump 2020 campaign talks to Jason about the Oregon rumors. \\ Debate rages after the US Women’s Soccer Team blows out Thailand 13-0. \\ A New York Times article is making the point that eating healthy is racist and sexist.

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris continues to dodge the press and the media is just fine with that. More Washington Big Lots stores are closing. DCYF is once again taking in inmates at Green Hill School. // LongForm: GUEST: Dinah is a mom from Auburn upset that the community is overcome with gang violence, but law enforcement won’t use the term “gang” in public. // The Quick Hit: A music festival is coming to Carnation and residents are concerned that the small town won’t be able to accommodate all of the traffic. Seattle is renaming a light rail station to avoid confusion.   

What’s Trending: There’s a new epidemic of “dog poop bombs” as people leave biodegradable bags on the ground. The president of the IOC addressed the female boxing controversy by saying that you can’t identify someone’s gender by looking at them. Mary Rooke (Daily Caller) on just how far to the left Kamala Harris would be as president.  // Big Local: A Redmond pot shop was broken into for the 4th time and the owner says the city keeps rejecting their security requests. The City of Lakewood just approved a $145 parking violation. The Whatcom County Gang and Drug Task Force just uncovered $60,0000 worth of narcotics. // The NFL is trying out new technology to measure first downs in the preseason and its taking an inordinate amount of time to calculate the spot of the ball.

What’s Trending: Thieves stole an ATM machine from a minimart in West Seattle in yet another crash and grab. A Washington State youth detention staff member was charged with having an inappropriate sexual relationship with an inmate. Costco will soon require members to scan their cards upon entry at their stores. // The mainstream media is fawning over the fact that Kamala Harris used to work at McDonald’s part time. The Harris campaign is trying to claim that she will be tough on the border. //  Back to School supplies are expensive but that won’t stop Jason Rantz from winning a supply drive contest.  

What’s Trending: The media’s coverage of Kamala’s campaign has been disingenuous and “thirsty”. Kellyanne Conway encourages the media to show Kamala the same amount of disrespect that she shows them. A cartoon billboard in Tacoma warns of the nuclear weapons arsenal nearby. Are running clubs replacing dating apps? // LongForm: GUEST: Jefferey Judson Baker (Lake Union Partners) felt compelled to speak up and call out the deteriorating situation in downtown Seattle. // The Quick Hit: Semi Bird blames… everyone and everything for losing, though he won’t concede or endorse Reichert

What’s Trending: Wildfires in Eastern Washington have caused smog in the Seattle area. In Spanaway, a woman opened fire on a carjacker after she shot her girlfriend. CNN’s Jake Tapper says he’s “revolted” by the “gross smear” of JD Vance. The family of an explorer who died in the Titan Submersible implosion is suing an Everett company for negligence and wrongful death. // Big Local: Lynnwood police arrest a woman for an ‘elaborate’ gift card scam. Yelm community members are trying to raise money for the school district sports program. Jason has more details on yesterday’s story about a birth on the Washington State Ferries. //  ‘The Lord of The Rings’ star Kate Blanchett claims ‘no one got paid anything’ to make blockbuster film.

What’s Trending: Jason breaks down Trump’s press conference from this morning, was it a success or failure? WA GOP chairman Jim Walsh calls for a return to in-person voting after the primary. // There’s been some updates in the WA Primary, Jason breaks down the names and numbers and goes on a deep dive into the race for Public Land Commissioner. Tim Walz is facing scrutiny over his military career, did he ever face combat like he claimed? // DK Metcalf keeps his infamy intact as he swings a helmet at teammates during training camp scuffle.

What’s Trending: A Seattle Jail proposal was passed today, sparking protests in the chambers from constituents which caused counsilmembers to move behind closed doors to cast their vote. Is Tim Walz really as “Normal” and “Middle of the road” as he’s being portrayed? GUEST: Mark Mullet explains what went wrong in the campaign. // LongForm: GUEST: Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney Chad Enright continues to sound the alarm of the forthcoming criminal justice disaster with lower public defender case standards. // The Quick Hit: Trump goes after Kamala for her anti-fossil fuel and soft-on-crime policies.  

What’s Trending: Seattle police officers hit by a car while attempting to arrest a man in Ballard. Hell hath no furry like a Jew-hater scorned as Cori Bush loses it after losing in the primary. Washington State ferry workers say that they are understaffed and are asking for higher wages. Pete Serrano won last night’s primary for AG but it won’t be easy to win the general. He explains what he’ll need to get done. // Big Local: A woman gave birth on a Washington State Ferry in the San Juan Islands. A state auditor please with the Marysville School District saying, ‘You need to take action.’ A senior/disabled citizen transportation service recently received a funding renewal thanks to donations and support from the community. // You pick the news: Washington State Ferry captain showed up in uniform to a court hearing for his son, who is accused of distributing child p*rn. He told the judge his son being held in jail would be a hardship for the San Juan Islands because it would result in canceled ferry runs.

 What’s Trending: Washington primary results have been released. Jason breaks down the names and numbers. GUEST: Drew MacEwan on his strategy taking on fringe Democrat Emily Randall. // Jason goes in on people who said that the primary wasn’t over due to “lost votes”. He goes on to encourage Republicans to vote citing low return ballot numbers. JD Vance spoke in both Wisconsin and Michigan today, making sure to take questions from the local media in both cities. // Serena Williams is receiving backlash after she called out a restaurant on social media for their lackluster service.

What’s Trending: Mayor Bruce Harrell says that City of Seattle and King County workers will return to in-person this fall. The Trump campaign has already released an attack ad against Tim Walz and Kamala Harris. JD Vance called out the media for not questioning Harris and her for “hiding” from them. Chris Vance joins Republicans for Harris, even though he’s not a republican. //  LongForm: GUEST: Former King County Sheriff John Urqhart claims we shouldn’t have a gang unit. Rantz strongly disagrees. //  The Quick Hit: Josh Shapiro snub was about appeasing antisemitic Progressives

What’s Trending: An HOA in Federal Way deploys AI license plate reading cameras to deter criminals. Former SPD officer Dan Auderer has filed a $20 million lawsuit against the city for unfair termination. ‘Squad’ Democrats are rallying behind Cori Bush as she pushes for re-election while having lowest polling numbers to date. // Big Local: The CARES program in Poulsbo is trying to help reduce the burden on Washington emergency departments. In Buckley, a cockfighting ring was broken up. “Caring hearts 4 paws” saved 11 puppies in Olympia’s Capitol Forest. Once the puppies health has improved they will be put up for adoption. Tacoma is updating their parking laws and payment systems. // A Gig Harbor resident used a motion activated sprinkler system to ambush her neighbor who had been letting their dog go to the bathroom in her yard.

 What’s Trending: Kamala Harris selects MN Governor Tim Walz to be her running mate. Jason questions whether he is as down the middle as the Harris campaign says he is. Prominent Seattle business owners are fed up with crime in Downtown Seattle as a major Starbucks location closes over safety concerns. // Live coverage of Tim Walz’s first speech as the Democratic nominee for Vice President. // A group in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood is trying to block he construction of a building because of birds.

Jason Rantz joined Guy Benson to tackle DEI hypocrisy from Democrats and the Olympics women's boxing controversy. Benson is heard weekdays from noon to 3pm on KTTH.

What’s Trending: Rantz Exclusive: The King County Public Defender director aims to stop many prosecutions and pay criminals instead. Parents of a Tacoma daycare are concerned about their kids’ safety due to a nearby homeless encampment. // LongForm: GUEST:  Brian Heywood with Lets Go Washington explains why his initiatives have so much momentum and explains how you can get much cheaper gas on Friday in Burien. // 5:45 - The Quick Hit: More details emerge in the women's Olympic boxing controversy.   

What’s Trending: Crime continues to run rampant in Seattle as multiple people were injured and a car crashed into a hospital during a shooting on Capitol Hill. Kitsap’s water taxi service is in jeopardy of being canceled altogether due to the risk of part failure on some of their boats. Washington’s plans to electrify its ferry fleet is a complete boondoggle. // Big Local: Dashcam footage captured Thurston County police’s high speed chase of a suspect on a motorcycle. Thieves stole $30,000 of equipment from Key Peninsula Fire Department. A Bartell’s in Shoreline is the latest of the drug stores to shut down. // RFK Jr. is in hot water after it was discovered he dumped a dead bear cub’s body in Central Park.

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson is gaslighting all of us ahead of tomorrow’s primary by trying to erase his record. The stock market experienced a significant dropping, sparking concerns that the U.S. economy may be headed toward a recession. // Kamala Harris is on the verge of picking her VP candidate and it appears the front runners are Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Minnesota Governor // King County Executive Dow Constantine was allegedly seen waiting tables at a West Seattle restaurant.

What’s Trending: NRA lawsuit against I-1639 // Legislator calls for Sound Transit to reject pay raise for CEO Peter Rogoff // Kardashians save several homes in CA by hiring private firefighters // Movie Reviews: "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" -and- "Instant Family" // GUEST: Corey Lewandowski on his upcoming book Trump's Enemies: How the Deep State Is Undermining the Presidency. // GUEST: Oliver North’s on his NRATV Series American Heroes. The latest episode tells the story ofWashingtonian Dave Eubank, the founder of the Free Burma Rangers

What’s Trending: Seattle is planning to impose a “Stay Out of Drug Area” (SODA) in several parts of downtown Seattle. The ACLU is suing to keep homeless people on the streets in Spokane. JD Vance eviscerated a race baiting CNN reporter. //LongForm: GUEST: Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer defends having “Cops” film with his deputies -- it’s great for recruiting. // The Quick Hit: Seattle Times columnist Naomi Ishisaka is furious that Kamala Harris is being labeled a DEI candidate. Vivek Ramaswamy got heated on a podcast when he was asked about some of his past remarks about Donald Trump.  

What’s Trending: The Washington State DOL has a new very annoying rule about license plates. The jobs report released today was very weak as some economists fear a recession may be looming. Starbucks temporarily closed its popular location in Pike Place Market suddenly and unannounced. Guest: Dr. Raul Garcia is running for Senate against Maria Cantwell and is highlighting the border and fentanyl crisis ahead of Tuesday’s primary. // Big Local: The authorities in Bremerton are investigating a home invasion where someone was shot. An Aberdeen Councilmember has been charged with the sexual abuse of a minor. A shooting at an Auburn bus stop compelled a community-wide meeting to curb crime. // Comedian Michael Rapaport admits he was wrong about Trump and that he’s considering voting for him.

What’s Trending: City leaders in Seattle are seeking to finally take action on the human trafficking and prostitution taking place on Aurora Avenue. A tattoo parlor in West Seattle was burglarized and the community rallied together to help them cover the damages. A new zombie deer disease has arrived. // It seems highly likely that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro will be Kamala Harris’s VP pick. A former Hillary Clinton advisor applauded Trump’s performance at the NABJ. // Progressives have some very frivolous complaints about the Blue Angels.

What’s Trending: Seattle residents are fed up with Belltown crime saying, “It doesn’t matter unless there’s a gun to your head.” JD Vance spent the day at the southern boarder and criticized the current administration for how they handled boarder security. The state of Ohio is purging hundreds of registered voters who were discovered to be non-citizens after an audit. // LongForm: GUEST: Snohomish County Prosecutor Jason Cummings explores the harsh realities of a new public defender rule that could release thousands of criminals from prosecution. // The Quick Hit: In response to Trump’s comments about Kamala Harris’s race, former contestant on “The Apprentice” and Trump advisor Omarosa said that Trump claimed to be Swedish in his book “The Art of the Deal.”

What’s Trending: Police are searching for a man for after he ran over a flock of seagulls in his truck. King County Sheriff’s Office has loosened their restrictions on officers chasing after shoplifters. A proposed high rise in uptown has received push back from locals. Sen. Sherrod Brown pretended to not know that Kamala Harris supports a ban on fracking. // Big Local:  The City of Spokane took down a rope swing at Boulder Beach after injuries but say that they were trying to protect the tree. Police in Puyallup are searching for a semi-driver who ran over a fire hydrant, flooding local homes and businesses. A nine year old battling leukemia is granted his wish to swim with dolphins. // Controversy in Olympic women’s boxing as a female athlete with male chromosomes advances over biologically female athletes.

What’s Trending: The top 4 gubernatorial candidates make their final pitch and propose their solutions to the homelessness crisis. An Amazon driver broke into a burning building to save homeowners from a house fire but was there anyone in the home to be saved? Harris Faulkner praised Trump for “walking into a racial storm” while criticizing her co-moderators for not showing “humanity”// The white house announced that three American hostages have been released from Russian custody. Jason asks, what was the return to Russia? Was it worth it? Biden doubles down on the importance of having allies. Jason breaks down Nate Silver’s first election model since Harris became the Democratic Nominee. // “Aggressive” homeless camp sweeps have started in San Francisco. Should Washington adopt a similar approach?

What’s Trending: A dispensary was broken into in Belltown. Opportunists arrested after trying to loot the empty shop but the original thieves got away. An Amazon driver stole a family’s cat. Amazon says the driver returned the cat to law enforcement but the cat is still missing. A Washington judge ruled that 43 men must be returned to juvenile prison. In response, 39 counties are suing the state. // LongForm: GUEST: RNC national spokesperson Elizabeth Pipko on the media anointing Kamala Harris and how they’ll message around the smears and lies from the Left.  //  The Quick Hit: Questions are surrounding Iran’s involvement in Trump’s assassination attempt.  

What’s Trending: Trump is attacking Meta and Google after it appears they censored information about his assassination attempt. State Rep Chris Corry points out that the $200 utility bill rebate is just a taxpayer funded bribe by Jay Inslee to save the Climate Commitment Act. // Big Local: Pierce County Sheriff Derek Sanders says that since the police pursuit ban was rolled back, the number of suspects fleeing has decreased. The TV show ‘Cops’ is returning and filming in Pierce County. 3 passengers and a dog were rescued by ferry workers in Kitsap County. // Taco Bell is going to start using AI for their drive thru orders by the end of 2024.

What’s Trending: Trump battled black journalists at the NABJ and it didn’t go so great. Just like the teens arrested at the Chinatown Seafair Parade, a juvenile car thief in Renton was released from jail. // Kamala Harris and the media are trying to erase her history as the border czar. // Researchers are at WSU are trying to get people to replace artificial turf with grass.

What’s Trending: Socialist Seattle City Council member Tammy Morales is criticizing Mayor Bruce Harrell for his plan to create more jail beds. The IDF carried out strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon in response to the terrorist group’s attack on a children’s soccer field. //LongForm: GUEST: Benton County Prosecuting Attorney Eric Eisinger is sounding the alarms about public defender standards. // The Quick Hit: Kamala Harris said she will attend the ABC debate whether or not Trump does.  

What’s Trending: The Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe was grilled by Senators at a hearing on Capitol Hill about Trump’s assassination attempt. DoorDash says they might impose more fees due to Seattle’s minimum wage for drivers. // Big Local: It has now been confirmed that the Tesla that ran into and killed a motorcyclist in Snohomish County back in April was using the autopilot. Four armed, masked suspects shot up an Auburn neighborhood during a ‘planned ambush.’ // Actress Jennifer Garner got stuck in an elevator at Comic-Con.

What’s Trending: Governor Jay Inslee is trying to bribe voters as the initiative to repeal his Climate Commitment Act is looking increasingly likely to pass. 20 different federal and local law enforcement agencies will be providing security at Seafair this weekend. Jason calls out QAnoners on social media who support Semi Bird. // The Biden administration is denying that its proposed Supreme Court reforms are the result of election year politics. // A new report says that several Washington State cities require $1 million for a starter home.  

What’s Trending: Self-loathing women gathered to pledge their support for Kamala Harris and tonight is the men’s turn. Volunteers showed up at Seattle’s Torchlight Parade to offer extra security. A drill team was uninvited from the parade. // LongForm: GUEST: Director of Operations for Pecos Pit BBQ restaurant Jeremy McLachlan says their West Seattle location is going cashless due to high crime.  // The Quick Hit: Democrats and the media are taking Donald Trump out context to make the claim that he said there won’t be any more elections if he becomes President.

What’s Trending: There was another machete attack in Seattle. This time, it happened in the Chinatown-international district. Joe Biden laid out a new plan to reform the Supreme Court today that included term limits and an ethics code. Cliff Mass (UW) explains today being the wettest driest day in Seattle. // Big Local: A hot air balloon accidentally landed in a Bonney Lake neighborhood. Candidates for Washington’s 6th Congressional district participated in a ‘Teen Town Hall.’ // Americans in their 60s are facing a financial crisis according to a new report.

What’s Trending: The Olympics got into hot water after their opening ceremony featured a drag performance that mocked the Last Supper. Target customers are complaining that the Washington State liquor tax is being labeled as a “spirits fee” on receipts. Military members will allowed to ride Sound Transit for free during Fleet Week… except it’s pretty much always free. // Pete Buttigieg made the dishonest claim on Fox News Sunday that crime is lower under Joe Biden than Donald Trump. // The Seattle Times has some useless tips on how to deal with angry passengers on flights.

What’s Trending: Kent Teachers on strike // Rantz Reviews 'The Meg' // GUEST: Fox News’ Rachel Sutherland on the Trump Administrations Space Force plans // GUEST: State Seantor Steve O’Ban calls on the governor to halt plans by the Special Commitment Center on McNeil Island to release three Level 3 male sex offenders into the community of Lakewood. //  Edmonds councilmember secretly coordinates anti-gun bill with Seattle, gets sued

What’s Trending: Amazon sold apparel that wished for Trump’s death. More details emerge in the case of teens brandishing firearms at the Chinatown parade last weekend. AAA is shutting down its GIG Car Share program at the end of the year. The Washington Fish and Wildlife commission has decided that gray wolves will remain on the endangered species list. //LongForm: GUEST: Chef and restaurateur Ethan Stowell says restaurants are going to have to dramatically change their business models in just a few months.  // The Quick Hit: JD Vance is taking heat for past comments in which he mocked “childless cat ladies.”

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris is trying to whitewash the fact that she was a defund police advocate. A new vigil in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood honors a shooting victim and Black trans lives. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) is stumped as to why women would support Trump. // Big Local: The City of Edmonds passed a ban on “backyard breeding.” $1500 of nipple rings were stolen from a Tacoma piercing store. Whatcom County may defund a low-income housing project. // Rob Lowe auditioned to be on Kamala Harris’s ticket on The Tonight Show.

What’s Trending: California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered a statewide sweep of homeless encampments. Could Washington follow suit? A restaurant in West Seattle is going cashless due to repeated burglaries. Some House Democrats are advocating a crackdown on noncitizens voting, but they won’t endorse Kamala Harris for President. // A new survey finds that a majority of voters in Washington State believe the United States Supreme Court is “out of touch.” // Washington State ferry workers have become subject to increasing verbal abuse from riders.

What’s Trending: Dave Matthews leaned into antisemitic talking points in an interview with Al Jazeera over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington D.C. The Democrats new playbook is attempting to tie Donald Trump to 2025. //LongForm: GUEST:  Nirav Sheth is a small business owner who lost his insurance because of the constant break-ins. Now, he threatens to not pay his taxes in protest. // The Quick Hit: Fox News host Brian Kilmeade was embroiled in a fake controversy over comments he made about Kamala Harris.

What’s Trending: The media and the Democrats are now attempting to change history and claim that Kamala Harris was never the “Border Czar.” GUEST: Mark Mullett argues why Republicans should vote for him as a Democrat running or Governor. // Big Local: Both Kentlake and Kentwood highs schools will not have school resource officers next school year due to staffing shortages within the King County Sheriff’s Office. A road in Granite Falls has become a popular spot for recreational shooting. Everett animal shelter has a new program where people can take a dog out for a day. // Southwest Airlines is changing its policy of open seating.

What’s Trending: A group of juveniles in Seattle have been accused of robbery and harassing a group of 15-year-old girls. A 7-year-old was also allegedly involved and was wielding a hatchet. Joe Biden neglected to actually explain why he is dropping out of the presidential race during his Oval Office address last night. // The King County Council sees heated comments over its family justice center during public comment at its meeting last night. // A crow that was stuck in a tree was rescued at Tacoma’s Point Defiance Park.

What’s Trending: Live coverage of Joe Biden’s address from the oval office. // LongForm: GUEST: Dave Reichert joins the show to discuss Bob Ferguson trying to rebrand himself as a law and order candidate. // The Quick Hit: Reaction to Biden’s oval office address.

What’s Trending: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed congress today. Arizona Senator Mark Kelly has emerged as a potential VP candidate for Kamala Harris. // Big Local: Wildfires continue to spread in the North Cascades as some residents prepare to evacuate. King County is considering employing its fleet with speed limiters. 520 bridge will be closed this weekend. // Kamala Harris skipped Prime Minister Netanyahu’s address to campaign in Indiana.

 What’s Trending: Democrat party elites changed the rules in the primary process to help ensure that Kamala Harris gets the nomination. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden stepping down had nothing to do with his health. // Guest: Andrea Suarez with ‘We Heart Seattle’ joins the show to discuss yesterday’s Seattle City Council meeting. // The City of Seattle is preparing to remove a large homeless encampment in Ballard.  

What’s Trending: Young Washington voters tell KOMO News how they feel about Kamala Harris. Democrats are pretending that Kamala Harris is extremely accomplished and experienced. Neighbors near Rainier Avenue South in Seattle are raising concerns about an epidemic of reckless driving. // LongForm: GUEST:  Bob Scales (Police Strategies LLC) filed a $42 million tort claim against Attorney General Bob Ferguson and WSU. // The Quick Hit: Kamala Harris will skip Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress in favor of a campaign event.   

What’s Trending: Polls show Washington State voters are heavily in favor of repealing the state’s capital gains tax. Joe Biden is slated to deliver an oval office address on Wednesday about his decision to not run for reelection. GUEST: Joe Kent makes the final case for primary support in WA-03. // Big Local: Tazz the missing Tegu in Granite Falls has been found and reunited with its owner. A suspect is on the loose after a man was attacked by a man with a machete at a LIHI-managed apartment in Bellevue. An Ace Hardware store in Sequim was broken into twice in one week. // Jason reads some of the new slang terms being used by Gen Alpha.  

What’s Trending: After receiving bipartisan pressure, Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has resigned. Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) announced he will resign next month after being convicted on corruption charges. Democrats are claiming that Kamala Harris has earned the Democrat nomination despite not earning any primary votes. Three teens have been arrested after they brandished firearms at a parade in Seattle’s Chinatown international district. // A new poll shows that 52% of voters favor repealing the Washington State long term health care mandate. // Delta passengers are still stranded at SeaTac airport after the Crowdstrike outage.

What’s Trending: Democrats are already using the race and gender card in response to criticism of Kamala Harris. Is there an alligator on the loose in Granite Falls? Not quite. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle received bipartisan calls to resign at her hearing today. // LongForm: GUEST: Peter Navarro, Former economic advisor to President Donald Trump, explains the new MAGA economic agenda and describes life in prison. // The Quick Hit: Part two of Jason’s interview with Peter Navarro.

What’s Trending: Electricity rates in Seattle are expected to rise as demand for electrification goes up. Who is going to be the VP selection for Kamala Harris? GUEST: Leslie LeWallen (WA-03) makes the final pitch ahead of the election. // Big Local: A 17-year-old in Everett was rushed to the hospital after a drive-by shooting. Spokane might defund the police by nearly $10 million. There has been a recent spate of scams targeting “missing pet” posters. // A political candidate in the UK had to confirm he was a real person and not the result of AI.

What’s Trending: Joe Biden has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, seemingly leaving Kamala Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket. GUEST: Dave Reichert reacts to the big weekend news and how Bob Ferguson is trying to redefine his record around crime and policing. // Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle was grilled at hearing on Capitol Hill today in which lawmakers asked her to resign or be fired.

What’s Trending: Media messes up a story about high school students allegedly harassing a Native American man, King County’s tips when it comes to fentanyl overdoses probably won’t help anyone, Tiana Lowe (DC Examiner) walks us through Trump’s border wall compromise and locals were forced to clean up the mess homeless people made in Licton Springs. \\ Ben Shapiro lost a podcast sponsor after the media drastically takes his comments out of context – Progressives don’t realize that conservatives can take away sponsors, too. \\ Women’s March protestors were able to ignore blatant anti-Semitism this weekend and march for feminism. 

Jason Rantz and Guy Benson discussed the possibilities for Democrats if Joe Biden steps down. Is Kamala Harris a shoe-in as the replacement?

What’s Trending: 43 inmates are being transferred from the Green Hill juvenile detention center to an adult prison. The Seattle City Council is attempting to address the drug crisis after an audit showed where crime and overdoses are the worst. AOC called Trump a Nazi just days after he was shot. //  LongForm: GUEST: Candidate Dan Matthews explains why he’s running for Lt Governor. // The Quick Hit: The restaurant industry is trying to adjust with a new minimum wage on the horizon.

What’s Trending: Top Democrats continue to ratchet up the pressure on Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential race with reports saying it could happen this weekend. Guest: Mukilteo Councilmember Mike Dixon says folks need to dial the temperature down on rhetoric -- this after the Mukilteo council president’s horrific comments following the Trump assassination attempt. // Big Local: A Mukilteo State House candidate was arrested just weeks before the race. Many travelers were stranded at SeaTac due to the Crowdstrike outage. // A Native American student was banned from attending his graduation in tribal garb.

What’s Trending: Donald Trump had a very long, yet powerful speech at the RNC last night. An outage from the Cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike unleashed chaos at airports today. // Guest: Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) says the U.S. Secret Service director owes us answers. // There has been a flurry of shootings on Aurora Avenue in Seattle.

What’s Trending: Donald Trump is set to make the biggest speech of his career at the RNC tonight. Joe Biden had a heated Zoom call with other Democrat leaders last weekend. // LongForm: GUEST: Pierce County Councilmember Amy Cruver explains why she’s not going into the chambers for the month. // The Quick Hit: Gold star families delivered powerful rebukes of Joe Biden at the RNC last night.

What’s Trending: Cops are livid after Interim Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr fired Officer Dan Auderer. A homeless man was arrested after starting a fire that damaged a tiny home village. Rep. Pramila Jayapal made public comments about the Trump assassination attempt. // Big Local: In Stanwood, a mother has been charged with manslaughter after her toddler died of a fentanyl overdose. A 13-year-old in Bellevue was run over by teenage girls blasting loud music. Activists in Everett are collecting signatures to raise the minimum wage. // A rare orange lobster was delivered to Red Lobster.

What’s Trending: JD Vance made his first big introduction to the national political scene during his keynote address at the RNC last night. MSNBC’s Joy Reid compared Joe Biden dealing with COVID to Trump getting nearly assassinated. // Biden did an interview with BET and it was disaster. Meanwhile, the power players in the Democrat Party continue to try to oust Biden as their candidate. // A new Toys ‘R’ US AI-generated ad is freaking some people out.

What’s Trending: The Trump-Vance campaign stated JD Vance will not debate Kamala Harris until after the convention. Project Democracy editor Amanda Carpenter claims that if Trump is elected again he will not leave office. The Lakewood City Council has passed an ordinance that allows police to remove people from public camping. // LongForm: GUEST: Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce joins the show to discuss her new book Fear Itself: Exposing the Left's Mind-Killing Agenda. // The Quick Hit: This is one of the most important speeches of the convention and MSNBC skipped it entirely.

What’s Trending: The details around the security lapses at Trump’s rally continue to get more troubling. Guest: Marc Lotter (former special assistant to President Donald Trump) explains why JD Vance was chosen and helps preview tonight’s big speech. // Big Local: The Washington State Patrol is increasing enforcement for line cutting in ferry lines. Live coverage of the RNC as Peter Navarro speaks just hours after being released from prison. // A former 90 day fiance star is claiming she has been secretly dating a United States Senator for the last year.

What’s Trending: Nikki Haley endorsed Donald Trump for President at night two of the RNC and the left-wing media is furious about it. The Democrats are already out with their talking points about JD Vance. Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID. // The Democrats’ digital roll call is coming up and they’re running out of time to replace Biden on the ballot. // Jason’s dog is wearing him out.

What’s Trending: Despite his recent near-death experience Donald Trump is already planning his next rally. Joe Biden’s latest interview with Lester Holt didn’t go well. Democrat pollster Stanley Greenberg has bad news for Joe Biden. A new Senate report finds that Amazon Prime Day is a major cause of injuries for warehouse workers. // LongForm: GUEST: Annette from Tacoma was carjacked and assaulted in broad daylight. She tells her story. // The Quick Hit: Democrat Senator Bob Menendez was found guilty in his corruption trial.

What’s Trending: Aberdeen Mayor Douglas Orr apologized for his Facebook post that said the Donald Trump assassination attempt was staged. Progressive activists are furious that some inmates that are being held in an overcrowded juvenile detention center are being transferred to an adult jail. Authorities in Bellevue are investigating teens that purposely drove into a 13-year-old on a bike. A Taco Time in Wallingford is closing down and Jason doesn’t understand why it’s a story. // Big Local: The Mukilteo Council President blamed Donald Trump’s rhetoric for the shooting at his rally that killed one of his supporters. Thieves in Redmond are running a fake gold scam targeting vulnerable residents. // Country singer Ingrid Andress is a new contender for worst national anthem rendition ever after her performance at the MLB Homerun Derby last night.

What’s Trending: What’s Trending: Donald Trump made his first public appearance since the attempt on his life at the RNC last night. Amber Rose’s speech was the talk of the first night of the RNC. //  Joe Scarborough responds after Morning Joe was pulled from the air yesterday. // In the latest Washington gubernatorial poll, Bob Ferguson continues to get very soft support.

What’s Trending: Morning Joe was pulled off the air today as it appears MSNBC feared they might say something inappropriate. DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says he has complete confidence in the Secret Service. // LongForm: GUEST:  Douglas Orr (mayor of Aberdeen) defends his belief that the assassination attempt against Donald Trump may have been staged. // The Quick Hit: A New York Times photographer got an iconic photo of the assassination attempt against Donald Trump.

What’s Trending: Trump’s classified documents case in Florida was dismissed by Judge Aileen Cannon. In the wake of the assassination attempt on Trump, the Secret Service’s security protocols are being called into question. // Big Local: Copper wire thieves looking for quick cash have been disrupting phone lines in Redmond and Kirkland. Pierce County is employing “SmartSigns” that provide feedback on driving behavior in order to improve safety. A Wallaby went on the loose in Parkland. // Toulouse Petit restaurant in Seattle is getting flack for charging a 5% “living wage” surcharge on all orders.

What’s Trending: JD Vance has been selected by Donald Trump to be his running mate. Jason reacts to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump over the weekend. // Listeners text in their feedback on the JD Vance pick for VP. Biden attempted to cool down the temperature in American politics in an Oval Office speech over the weekend. // A reporter at The Stranger deleted her X account after she tweeted “Make America Aim Again.”

What’s Trending: Washington man believes his truck was set on fire because of his Trump bumper stickers // Too many Jakes/Jacobs // GUEST: Jon Decker on Kavanaugh’s first week on the bench // Trump says Ivanka would be a great UN Ambassador and the media took him seriously // Melania wore a controversial hat // GUEST: Father of Tumwater SD student Erik Knudson talks about the Black Lives Matter flag hanging in his child’s classroom

What’s Trending: A new task force is seeking to ameliorate the growing congestion at SeaTac airport. An Issaquah married couple had their luggage stolen at baggage claim at SeaTac airport. The mainstream media fearmongers about Project 2025. CNN is cutting staff. // LongForm: GUEST: Judge Dave Larson needs your support as he hopes to fill a vacant State Supreme Court seat.  // The Quick Hit: A misleading poll has some pretending Biden is doing well.

What’s Trending: Seattle city councilwoman claims she was the victim of a hate crime – she was not. Antisemitic students at UW demanded that the school divest from Israel. A hate crime in Washington D.C. is being investigated as anti-Jewish. GUEST: Associate editor of the College Fix Matt Lamb has exclusive details on what appears to be a hoax hate crime report by a Muslim student against a Jewish roommate at the UW. // Big Local: A woman was the victim of an unprovoked attack at the SeaTac light rail station. A Puyallup mother is searching for a woman who saved her daughter’s life when she was choking on a hot dog. // Ben Shapiro made a fool of Rep. Eric Swalwell at a congressional hearing.  

What’s Trending: Joe Biden performed just well enough at his press conference to justify staying in the race, but not well enough to dismiss concerns about his cognitive decline. Nevertheless, some Democrat leaders continue their attempt to push Biden out. We continue to get more hints about who Trump’s VP might be. An 18-year-old was critically wounded in a shooting in Renton. // A Lakewood skate park is being replaced for a pickleball court. // Delta airlines issued an apology following a social media post that urged flight attendants to not wear Palestinian flags. They now only allow staff to wear American flag pins.  

More live coverage of Joe Biden’s NATO conference. // LongForm: GUEST: Kennewick School Board Members Micah Valentine and Gabe Galbraith explain how and why they’re pursuing a ban on trans athletes competing against girls.  // The Quick Hit: President Biden is in a bind as other countries are refusing to take back illegal immigrants.

What’s Trending: What other candidates could the Democrats turn to if Biden drops out? A Daily Show host is stunned when a panel of black voters are split on Trump and Biden. // Live coverage of Joe Biden’s press conference at the NATO summit.

What’s Trending: Previewing the Joe Biden “big boy” press conference. // More Democrat leaders call on Joe Biden to step down as the Democrat nominee. // Washington State’s Marie Gluesenkamp Perez becomes the latest congressional Democrat to call on Biden to step down.  

What’s Trending: Democrat Hilary Franz appears to have used her office for political gain. Snohomish County is running out of a COVID drug that nobody wants. Ben Affleck’s 18-year-old daughter demanded a return to some COVID restrictions. // LongForm: GUEST:  Snohomish County Prosecutor Jason Cummings on the alleged 16-year-old mall shooter. // The Quick Hit: Washington’s annual crime report shows that violent crime has decreased, but hate crimes and vehicle thefts have increased.

What’s Trending: Washington State Congressman Adam Smith lambasted Joe Biden for staying in the race. Tacoma Public School leaders spent taxpayer dollars on a lavish Suncadia retreat. // Big Local: Less than a month after another racially-motivated hate crime in Bellingham, another school was the target of racist graffiti. A former teacher had a massive freakout in the Tacoma News Tribune about Joe Biden being the Democrat candidate for President. // A man in China was caught trying to smuggle over 100 lives snakes in his pants.

What’s Trending: Democrat State Senator and candidate for WA Attorney General Manka Dhingra has made false claims about being a prosecutor. A teenager has been charged in the shooting at the Alderwood mall that resulted in the tragic death of a 13-year-old girl. // George Clooney called on Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential race in a brutal op-ed in the New York Times. Nancy Pelosi tacitly called on Joe Biden to step aside. // A popular Seattle chicken restaurant has decided to do away with app-based delivery and just deliver themselves because it was too expensive.  

What’s Trending: Crime is down? Sorta. But not what you think. A massive gun battle broke out on Aurora Avenue North in Seattle. Jason provides live commentary to Donald Trump’s rally in Doral, Florida. Democrat Congressman Mike Quigley says the party needs to change their candidate before the convention. // LongForm: GUEST:  Chris Sullivan explains a GoodToGo scam. // The Quick Hit: A nonprofit in Washington State is conducting a ‘100 Days of Peace’ by staging a traffic jam on I-5.  

What’s Trending: The local media is still running out completely useless stories about to stay cool during heat waves. A new poll shows Biden running way behind a Democrat incumbent Senator. // Big Local: Mercer Island is threatening to restrict water if usage doesn’t decrease. A home seller in Kirkland was robbed during an open house. // Residents in Barcelona, Spain are shooting tourists with water guns to try and deter them from coming.

What’s Trending: Top Democrats met today to discuss Joe Biden’s future as their candidate. A neurologist says it’s clear that Joe Biden is showing signs of Parkinson’s. // Pierce County Councilmember Amy Cruver says she won’t sit in the council chambers while the pride flag is on display. // The European Green Crab is one of the most invasive species in the world and they could threaten Washington’s waters.  

What’s Trending: Puget Sound Energy is urging people to use less energy as we are in the middle of a heat wave. They cannot handle the demand of energy during this time. An Ace Hardware made the news for their uptick in AC unit sales as people always fail to prepare for the heat wave. Jason tells us the story of when he got stuck in the middle of nowhere because of his rented EV running out of battery. Many Democrats are calling for President Joe Biden to step down and pass the torch to someone else // LongForm: GUEST: William O’Neal is a 21-year veteran of the Army. He called out a local building management firm for flying a tattered American flag above a pristine-condition LGBT Pride flag  // The Quick Hit: Who is really making the decisions for the Biden Administration? Rep. Maxine Waters is convinced that it Trump wins the 2024 election, he will go after black people 

What’s Trending: Washington Democrats are possibly going to go into a frenzy if there is an open convention and there would be no Democrat to vote for, it would be the first time a Republican would win. President Biden openly calls for anyone to challenge him for the Democratic nomination. A Tacoma veteran calls out building management for seeing an undamaged or torn LGBTQ Pride flag with a mangled and torn American flag around the 4th of July. // Big Local: We are in the middle of a heat wave here in Washington. Concerned parents in the Peninsula School District started a non-profit to raise their concerns over the bullying of students for their identity. // You Pick The News: Rep. Cori Bush’s campaign was fooled by a fake parody account if “Chief Rabbi of Gaza Linda Goldstein” 

What’s Trending: A 13-year-old girl named Jayda Woods-Johnson was shot and killed at the Alderwood Mall and the 16-year-old suspect was released on bail 24 hours after the shooting. Juvenile crime is on the rise at a high rate that juvenile detention centers are not taking in more juveniles. The White House and the Biden Admin gave radio hosts questions to ask President Biden to give him an advantage in being able to answer them. GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences professor Cliff Mass gives us the latest on the PNW heatwave. // Democrats are in full damage control after his poor performance in the Presidential debate, President Biden did an interview with George Stephanopoulos and had a terrible performance trying to make up for the bad debate. // The Seattle Times has an article out to promote victim culture and bias for people of color. The basis of this was to show that just being black means you are socially disadvantaged. 

What’s Trending: Jason attended the South Lake Union community meeting to discuss the low-barrier tiny house village proposed near his apartment. // Jason reviews Adrift, First Reformed and How to Talk to Girls at Parties. // GUEST: Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna weighs in on Seattle Mayor’s proposed gun law. // Snohomish County mom moves her kids into virtual school because she’s worried about school shootings.

 What’s Trending: Guest Matthew Tyrmand joins the show to discuss the right-wing turns in the European elections. // LongForm: GUEST: Trump-appointed FEC Commissioner Trey Trainor breaks down why the Democrats are stuck with Joe Biden. // The Quick Hit: Guest: Former Trump attorney and Missouri Attorney General candidate Will Scharf.

What’s Trending: The Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity has thrown a huge wrench into the DOJ’s lawfare campaign against Donald Trump. Donald Trump’s sentencing in his New York “hush money” trial has been pushed back until September 18th. // Big Local: Lets Go Washington has secured 400k signatures for I-2066. There is an ongoing debate about whether drones or fireworks shows are better. Snohomish County is seeing an epidemic of young children falling from windows. Washington State has a new law that will allow individuals to be cited just for showing up to a street race. // RFK Jr. is denying allegations that he once ate a dog.

What’s Trending: The walls are closing in on Joe Biden within the Democrat party, but are they stuck with him? // The Trump veepstakes continue to heat up. Josh Hammer makes his case for Senator JD Vance from Ohio. // There is a lawsuit by conservative lawyer Jonathan Mitchell against Northwestern University over the school’s sexual and racial discrimination in hiring practices.

What’s Trending: City of Seattle, in a budget deficit, offering six figure salary to Tree Equity staffer. President Biden is meeting with Democrat governors this week to discuss the 2024 campaign. // LongForm: GUEST: Chris Sullivan highlights the traffic, flight, and ferry woes of July 4th.  // The Quick Hit: Jason hates fireworks. But he hates people who hate fireworks even more.  

What’s Trending: The calls for Joe Biden to step down are growing louder in the Democrat party. There was another episode of juvenile crime in Seattle during a shooting near Cleveland High School. Guest: Retired Navy Seal Adam Schwarze discusses the war in Gaza and what the United State’s strategy in the Middle East should be. // Big Local: A father in Auburn is pleading for an end to gun violence after his son was shot multiple times and is now in the hospital. Kent police arrested a 14-year-old boy for a DUI who did not stop when being pursued by police. Sound Transit is going to force some Federal Way residents to move so that they can make way for a new light rail facility. // The families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were outraged after the BET awards paid tribute to OJ Simpson during the “In Memoriam” segment.

What’s Trending: Washington State just passed a law that allows illegal immigrants to apply for professional licenses. Homeland Security is investigating the death of migrant who was being smuggled in through the Canadian border. Seattle’s “Math ‘n Stuff” is the latest victim of yet another “smash and grab.” // There’s a bunch of new laws in Washington State. Some you’ll like, some you won’t like. The Biden team is in damage control after the debate. // Costco’s popular rotisserie chicken is now being sold in a bag, which is causing dismay among some of its customers.

What’s Trending: In the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Grants Pass v. Johnson, King County is refusing to enforce Burien’s public camping ordinance. Strippers are struggling finding work in Eastern Washington. Antisemitic protesters clashed with New York City’s Pride Parade. // LongForm: GUEST: Josh Hammer (Sr editor at large for Newsweek, host of the Josh Hammer Show) breaks down the SCOTUS decision on presidential immunity.  // The Quick Hit: Medford, Oregon is seeing improvements in homelessness in the sixth year of its police department’s “livability team.” California Democrats are proposing a ballot measure to combat retail theft.  

What’s Trending: Exclusive: A Bellevue school showed clearly inappropriate propaganda video to kids. David Gelman (Trump campaign legal surrogate, former prosecutor) breaks down what’s next for Trump after the landmark immunity SCOTUS decision. // Big Local: The Washington State trooper that found a stranded Kinkajou in Yakima thought it was a Pokeman. Everett neighbors are on the lookout for a porch pirate. // Jason reacts to President Biden’s live remarks on the SCOTUS immunity ruling.

What’s Trending: The United States Supreme Court ruled today that Presidents acting in their official duties as President are immune from prosecution and the Left is not handling it well. Activists are rallying for housing for migrants in Kent. WA Doctors are pretending that a favorable abortion ruling is actually confusing. // Members of Joe Biden’s family are urging him to stay in the race. Democrats and the media are making excuses for Biden’s poor debate performance. // Kamala Harris appeared in an incredibly cringe video for the BET awards.

What's Trending: KIRO Radio's Hanna Scott joins Jason to discuss what the recently passed head tax means for businesses in Seattle // Raj Shah says Hamas is to blame for violence along the Gaza border during yesterday's embassy ceremony // Guest: Ethan Blevins joins Jason to talk about the difficulties landlords have renting to tenants in Seattle

 What’s Trending: Jason recaps last night presidential debate and fact checks some of the claims made by both candidates. // LongForm: GUEST: Newcastle Mayor Robert Clark responds to the absurd attacks against him by the Seattle Times. // The Quick Hit: Voters gave their feedback on last night’s debate to Fox News.  

What’s Trending: The Biden White House has been lying to us for over 3 years about the president’s mental and physical health. The Supreme Court issued its ruling on the January 6 obstruction charge, which could potentially throw the prosecution into Donald Trump into flux. // Big Local: It’s a busy travel day at SeaTac. A girls’ track coach in Duvall has spoken out about a male trans athlete competing in women’s sports. A Redmond pizzeria is rated among the best in the country. // Jeopardy contestant loses a lot of money, a crazy entitled woman gets arrested following an epic meltdown, and spinach may kill you.   

What’s Trending: Joe had a terrible debate performance last night and only raised concerns about his cognitive decline. Even the mainstream media is admitting Biden had a bad night and are calling for him to step down atop the ticket. // Joe Biden insisted that he’s staying in the race today at a rally in North Carolina. Meanwhile, Trump attended a rally in Virginia. // It was a big day out of the Supreme Court today, which issued three major wins for conservatives.

Jason previews tonight's presidential debate. The Supreme Court issued two major rulings this week in the form of the Idaho abortion case and social media censorship by the government. Guest: RNC Strategic Communications Director Tommy Pigott joins the show to give his thoughts on tonight’s debate. // LongForm: Guest: Edmonds resident Bruce Guthrie was arrested for trying to petition signatures. // The Quick Hit: Americans reveal what issues are most important to them prior to tonight’s debate.

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson gaslights all of us in his first TV ad for governor. Bob Ferguson’s Office of Attorney General is starting a hotline to report ‘bias incidents.’ Democrat Congressman Maxwell Frost dismissed migrant crime as a small outlier. The City of Seattle is expanding its CARE department amid SPD staffing shortages. // Big Local: A wheelchair-bound mother in Shoreline got trapped in her apartment after the elevator in her apartment broke down. The Peninsula School Board in Pierce County is debating the implementation of a controversial new reading curriculum.  // Tucker Carlson utterly eviscerated an Australian reporter that tried to link him to hate crimes.

What’s Trending: It’s debate night! A new Trump ad warns voters that a vote for Biden is a vote for Kamala Harris. Liberal commentators suggest that Biden shouldn’t shake Trump’s hand. Former GOP congressman Adam Kinzinger endorsed Joe Biden for president. King County Councilmember is urging the County to keep the juvenile detention center open. // The Supreme Court will soon deliver its landmark ruling in the homelessness case Grants Pass v. Johnson. Democrats continue to mislead you about the border. // ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith said that the bosses at ESPN told their on-air talent to stop talking about politics Walgreens is shutting down many of their stores nationwide. 

What’s Trending: Seattle Schools are considering new security protocols to improve safety in the wake of recent school shootings. The Washington State Supreme Court is going to decide if the Seattle police officers who attended the January 6th rally can remain anonymous. Airsoft guns are proving to create a new challenge for Washington State police officers due to their almost identical appearance to actual firearms. // LongForm: GUEST:  Lake Stevens Mayor Brett Gailey weighs in on changes Snohomish County mayors are asking for in order to better target dangerous criminals. // The Quick Hit: A new poll shows that voters in swing states trust Trump more than Biden to defend democracy.  

What’s Trending: Semi Bird is now attacking the Washington State GOP for “undermining” his campaign. // Big Local: Bellevue police is on the lookout for thieves that have been robbing the elderly. Members of the Everett News Guild have returned to work after their parent company agreed to negotiate. An exotic “Kinkajou” was found in Yakima and sent to Tacoma’s Woodland Park Zoo. 11 bunnies were tragically killed in an animal sanctuary fire in Renton. // Years later, the left-wing fact checker Snopes has finally corrected the record on Donald Trump’s “very fine people” comments in Charlottesville, Virginia.

What’s Trending: The latest polling for Washington’s gubernatorial race shows many voters are still undecided and it doesn’t bode will for Bob Ferguson. Rideshare drivers in the Seattle area are threatening to strike over safety concerns. The FDA has approved the first ever menthol e-cigarette. // Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee believes the debate format will favor Donald Trump. // The US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy declared gun violence a public health crisis.

Jason joined The Guy Benson show to discuss Seattle PD's ridiculous statement on antisemitic grafitti. 

What’s Trending: A federal jury awarded anti-police graffiti protesters in Seattle $680,000. A man was sentenced to 6 months in prison for sexually assaulting a woman on flight from Phoenix to Seattle. Fisherman in Mississippi rescued 38 dogs treading water in the Mississippi river. // LongForm: GUEST:  Krist Novoselic (cofounder Nirvana) pitches his idea for a new third party: The Cascade Party of Washington. // The Quick Hit: Gavin Newsom claims dark, evil forces are descending upon us and only he and other Democrats can save us!  

What’s Trending: Seattle is going after vendors setting up shop on Alki Beach without permits. Used electric vehicles are now cheaper than gas cars in Seattle. New Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick has a very blunt response to those who say he’s too inexperienced for the job. // Big Local: Everett Herald journalists held a rally in response to layoffs. A man in Bellevue donated $1 million to a Trump super PAC. A large amount of seismic activity has been detected around Mt. St. Helens. // A woman went viral on TikTok after a little kid repeatedly spit on her and her husband on a flight.

What’s Trending: A Kentlake High School teacher photographed crawling under the stalls of bathrooms and the district is mum on some reasonable questions. Seattle traffic got worse in 2023 according to new data from INRIX. 16 Nobel prize-winning economists have spoken out against Donald Trump’s economic agenda. // Seniors in Seattle are trying to get property tax relief as the cost of living becomes untenable. It’s primary day in New York and the polls don’t look good for incumbent Congressman Jamaal Bowman. // The Bellingham Herald has a “Beginner’s Guide to Pronouns.”  

What’s Trending: Washington State lawmakers are considering putting seatbelts on buses due to a recent slew of accidents. New York Congressman Jamaal Bowman held a rally over the weekend to help turn around his floundering poll numbers. The mother of 12-year-old Joceclyn Nungaray who was murdered by two illegal immigrants has spoken out. // LongForm: GUEST: Brian Heywood with Let’s Go Washington discusses the initiative to save natural gas appliances. // The Quick Hit: Law enforcement is spying Americans’ mail records. The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case on state bans on ‘gender-affirming care.’  

What’s Trending: King County Deputy Matthew Good was found not guilty after punching a handcuffed suspect. King County deputy found not guilty of assault after allegedly punching handcuffed suspect. A jury awarded over 13 million dollars to a Seattle woman that fell on a sidewalk. There’s a new epidemic of drivers going into the HOV lane with dummies in the passenger seat. Climate protesters disrupted the PGA tour over the weekend. // Big Local: The off-duty security guard charged in the shooting of a Renton teenager has plead not guilty. An Edmonds man was arrested in Everett for collecting signatures. The Everett Herald released a hit piece against churches in Arlington that performed sermons against Pride events. // A new controversial White House official deleted thousands of scandalous tweets.

What’s Trending: SPD isn’t treating the antisemitic vandalism as a hate crime and its original statement actually blamed Israel for genocide. There was an attack on a synagogue in LA. Washington Democrats passed resolutions calling for ceasefire in the war in Gaza and an end to American aid of Israel. A Florida basketball recruit from Canada is going to set the record for tallest college player ever at nearly 8 feet tall. // CNN”s Kasie Hunt cut the mic of Trump spokesperson Karoline Leavitt when she pointed out that debate moderator Jake Tapper is biased against Trump. // Semi Bird comes out with more excuses – and misleading documents – to dispute my exclusive story. Only it confirms many details. 

What’s Trending: Cory Booker is a lying liar who lies // Jason Reviews ‘Peppermint’ // GUEST: Simon Owen on Starbucks opening in Italy. // Kshama Sawant tweeted that Patriots Prayer will be here this Saturday, and they won’t be // another record jobs report // Fishermen are concerned about the salmon boycott

What’s Trending: The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a ban on allowing domestic abusers to own guns. The Left is very upset with how long it has take SCOTUS to rule on Trump’s immunity case. Amazon is trying to cut down on its use of plastic. Seattle’s Holocaust center was vandalized. // LongForm: GUEST:  Mary Margaret Olohan (Senior Reporter with The Daily Signal) has a new book out to tackle stories of de-transitioners who the Radical Left doesn’t want you hearing from.  // The Quick Hit: Seattle’s downtown Hilton hotel has sold. What does it say about the city in a post-covid world? Homes in downtown Seattle are now cheaper than the rest of the city.  

4PM :03 What’s Trending: Washington Democrat convention is doing what it can to protect Bob Ferguson from Mark Mullet. Most of the antisemitic protesters arrested at Columbia had their charges dropped. Judge Judy gave her thoughts on the lawfare against Trump. A Lynnwood man received a hefty fine when he tried to get the perfect photo at Yellowstone National Park. GUEST: Dave Workman (Second Amendment Foundation) reacts to the SCOTUS decision upholding a ban on domestic abusers having firearms. // Big Local: Frustration grows amongst Snohomish County food trucks as a permit backlog is making it harder to do business. The Olympia City Council is considering decriminalizing psychedelic drugs. Marysville School District has been declared financially insolvent by the state. // “Bar Rescue” host has come out in favor of Trump’s proposed ban on taxes on tips. Scientists have uncovered a new dinosaur species in Montana.  

What’s Trending: Washington State Republican Party accused Rantz of possibly stealing the Semi Bird documents – He has a confession. He’s Ethan Hunt.  // Jason goes over some of the problems with the Washington State GOP’s statement regarding the Semi Bird documents. // Two thieves are on the loose on Mercer Island (or, we’re supposed to believe they stayed on Mercer Island?) There’s a new commercial that is driving Jason nuts.

What’s Trending: Pramila Jayapal laughs about an illegal immigrant raping a 13-year-old girl. Republican gubernatorial candidate released a scathing press release. The Washington State legislator is considering a fee on online deliveries to help fund roads. A driver in Bellevue got pulled over on the freeway for using the HOV lane with a dummy in the passenger seat. // LongForm: GUEST:  Amy Hill led the effort to call out the Marysville School Board. Now, she’s hoping to join it and get things in order. // The Quick Hit: Just Stop Oil is upsetting the Swifties.

What’s Trending: Interim Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr says the department needs to be “kinder” and “gentler.” The Everett Herald laid off over half of its staff. Trump VP hopeful Doug Burgum called Joe Biden a dictator. New York Congressman Jamaal Bowman called Republicans “bullies” on Stephen Colbert’s show. // Big Local: A Milton police officer is was run over while attempting to make an arrest but is expected to recover. A UW-Tacoma professor is suing after being denied tenure. The Marysville strawberry festival is this weekend // Whoopi Goldberg bizarrely claims that young people don’t protest and get involved in politics.  

 What’s Trending: Seattle Times did an entire NEWS report complaining about the political opinions of a small city mayor. They're mad he spoke out against reparations and called out division within the LGBT movement. // We’re pretending that a small rise in King County COVID cases worries locals as busy travel season begins. The Portland Pickles baseball team are becoming the first team to sell THC-infused drinks at a live sporting event. Conservative groups are fighting back against the Democrat effort to ban Zyn. // Many SODO businesses are having trouble getting insurance due to the high crime in the area.

What’s Trending: A Renton Boeing employee is the newest whistleblower to open up about their safety concerns. New questions arise over the timing of former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz’s coming out. Democrat Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz condemned her colleague Jamal Bowman over past antisemitic remarks. Morning Joe is trying to convince viewers that Joe Biden’s cognitive function is fine. // LongForm: GUEST: Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno explains how he beats a high-profile incumbent, and what’s on the line with SCOTUS.  // The Quick Hit: Climate activists vandalized Stonehenge with orange powder.  

What’s Trending: An 11-year-old boy in Bellingham was allegedly the victim of a hate crime at school. A support hotline called Teen Link uses teenage volunteers to help other teens improve mental health. Guest: Pastor Darren Stott held a worship rally at last night’s Newcastle City Council meeting where the City reversed its decision to not issue a pride proclamation. // Big Local: A Burien liquor store was fined after a DoorDash delivery drive provided a minor alcohol. The Redmond Police Department is starting a pilot program where it is deploying drones to respond to 911 calls. The Point Defiance Zoo welcomed its first Sea Lion pup. // A new Netflix documentary about the Nazis is referring to Hitler’s mountain getaway as “Hitler’s Mar-a-Lago.” Justin Timberlake was arrested for a DUI.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Newly obtained video shows Semi Bird lied about not wearing a badge he didn’t earn. // A Seattle man honored Juneteenth by running 100 miles delivering food from black-owned businesses. // Scarecrow Video in Seattle is one of the last video rental stores in America and is on the verge of going out of business.

What’s Trending: The former bassist for Nirvana Krist Novalesic is trying to start a new political party in Washington. Jason follows up on his interview with Adrian Diaz yesterday and the response it has gotten. San Francisco Mayor London Breed challenged her opponent and former Mayor Mark Farrell to name 3 drag queens in San Francisco. // LongForm: GUEST: State Senator Mark Mullet. // The Quick Hit: Josh Hawley got into a heated exchange with a scientist who dismissed the Covid-19 lab leak theory.  

What’s Trending: 5 sisters were indicted in a nationwide $1 million mail fraud scheme. A Seattle man was carjacked and it bizarrely ended up saving his life. A Secret Service agent was robbed in Southern California. Rachel Maddow went on The View to say that Donald Trump is a threat to the American system of governance. // Big Local: The Marysville School Board President resigned after parents coordinated a recall effort against him. A Tacoma teacher has started a new class where he is using Legos to teach kids robotics. // ‘Squad’ member Cori Bush claimed she performed a miracle and cured a woman’s tumors with her hands.

What’s Trending: Amid its staffing shortages, Seattle Police Department is now recruiting DACA recipients. Joe Biden continues to play election-year politics with immigration. // King County is on the verge of passing a $1.2 billion levy to the combat the fentanyl crisis. The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office notified schools of nearly 70 students facing felony gun charges. // Jason’s dog D’Artagnan appeared on Fox and Friends. A new Wall Street Journal column makes the case that Biden cannot win if he loses Pennsylvania.

Former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz does his first (and only) interview since stepping aside as chief and he has a secret to tell: he’s gay. 

What’s Trending: Joe Biden appeared to freeze up and had to be escorted offstage by Barack Obama at a campaign fundraiser. In a new interview, Interim Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr gave her thoughts on how to prevent future school shootings. Jerry Seinfeld mocked an antisemitic heckler at his show in Australia. A Columbia anti-semitism task force claims a professor told students the media is ‘owned by the Jews.’ // Big Local: A Tacoma woman had a bullet go through the wall of her house that came from a party of teenagers at Titlow Park. King County authorities uncovered a huge cache of drugs in Shoreline. A Sequim company is making eco-friendly surfboards. Thousands of fathers and their families attended the Burien Car Show on Sunday. // Actor Armie Hammer speaks out about past allegations that he was a cannibal.

What’s Trending: After LGBTQ resolution failed, this Pierce County school board meeting got heated. The rules for the first Presidential debate are out and both sides are debating who has the advantage. // According to Seattle Fire Department, the City has 40 derelict buildings that are deemed as dangerous. The New York Times admits that progressive policies have destroyed the West Coast. // A Los Angeles neighborhood took down “No U-Turn” signs due to their “homophobic” origins.

What’s Trending: Palestinians have started using live Falcons instead of Balloons or Drones with weapons attached // Fox News’ Rachel Sutherland on wasteful government spending // Fox News’ Tonya J. Powers has more on the Russian spy arrested in D.C. // Gov. Inslee gives Inslee-style answer to tolling question

What’s Trending: Washington’s Governor race has moved From Likely To Lean Democrat on Cook Political Report. A driver on I-5 had his truck damaged when someone threw on object into his windshield. Political commentator Mara Gay compared Trump’s visit with GOP leaders in Washington D.C. to something you would see in North Korea. // LongForm: GUEST:  Dr. Raul Garcia opens up about his son’s struggle with fentanyl addiction and how it guides his policy prescriptions, plus new polling shows Garcia creeping up on Maria Cantwell.  // The Quick Hit: An Oregon police officer rescued a dog that was a victim of abuse. Harvard scientists are claiming there may be a secret UFO civilization hiding on Earth.  

What’s Trending: Exclusive: SeaTac teacher to host 5th graders on a protest march for social justice causes. Joe Biden got frustrated when a reporter went off script and asked him a question he wasn’t expecting. GUEST: Chris Sullivan joins Jason Rantz for a favorite conversation about why drivers still don’t know how to zipper merge. // Big Local: A Lakewood City Council meeting went off the rails when racist callers called in for public comment. A family in Bellingham is alleging their son was the victim of hate crime while on a middle school trip. // A federal judge blocked the Biden Administration's changes to Title IX in four states. Caitlin Clark responds to being used in culture wars.

What’s Trending: The United States Supreme Court issued a ruling today that rescinded a Trump-era ban on bump stocks. Mariners fans shaved their heads for free tickets on Jay Buhner buzzcut night. A man fled Centralia police in a stolen kayak. // News Nation host Leland Vittert called out CNN for their misleading coverage of the latest FBI crime statistics. Another wave of antisemitism in New York. // Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson justified his exorbitant spending on hair and makeup by playing the race card. Democrats are attacking Donald Trump for comments on Milwaukee that he never actually said.

What’s Trending: Hamilton International Middle School plans to make students lock their cell phones once they enter the school. Garfield High School is increasing its police presence as students return to class. GUEST: Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) breaks down how today’s meeting with Trump went. // LongForm: GUEST:  Julie Jamon and attorney Eric Sell say they’re suing over a community pool ban when Julie reported a transgender woman (who she thought was a man) in the locker room.  // The Quick Hit: The Supreme Court just handed down a ruling in favor of Starbucks. Thefts of charging cables is proving to be a new obstacle with electric vehicles.

What’s Trending: The Washington State Bar Association is covering for Bob Ferguson. The latest Washington gubernatorial fundraising data is out. Bob Ferguson sent out a weird brag on Twitter. A barista smashed a hammer into a customer’s windshield after she feel she was threatened. A witness got testy with Senator John Kennedy when being questioned about late-term abortion. // Big Local: Residents in Shoreline are fighting to preserve trees that the City plans to remove to make sidewalks safer. Tacoma is providing 25k dollars to help businesses repair broken windows. The Tacoma Humane Society is getting rid of adoption fees until Sunday to help move their stockpile of animals. // Joey Chestnut has been barred from the 2024 Nathan hot dog eating contest for his partnership with a vegan meats company.

What’s Trending: Soldiers detail Semi Bird’s fraud against the Army. // SCOTUS rejects abortion drug challenge – for now – in a 9-0 ruling but women still don’t have any rights or something. The latest polling continues to look troubling for Joe Biden. // The Seattle City Council has voted to expand the use automated license plate readers.  

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Three soldiers who researched Semi Bird for the investigation leading to his reprimand speak out. // LongForm: GUEST:   Kennewick City Councilmember John Trumbo is asking Semi Bird to step down from his position as Chair of the Benton County GOP. // The Quick Hit: Rantz responds to antisemitic, anti-gay attacks from Semi Bird supporters upset with his reporting.   

What’s Trending: Jay Inslee is making it clear that Washington hospitals have to provide emergency abortions. A homeless man who damaged property at a Seattle park with a stolen excavator was arrested after once again violating his ban. UW President Ana Mari Cauce announced she will step down next year. // Big Local: Spokane’s anti-camping law is going before the State Supreme Court. Kent-Meridian High School held a vigil for two students that were killed in two different shootings. The family of one of the victims in a major crash in Tacoma is filing a lawsuit that accuses state and local officials of negligence. // A group of GOP members of Congress are proposing a new bill to remove DEI programs from the federal bureaucracy.

What’s Trending: Burien police chief Ted Boe has resigned and will take over the Des Moines department. The parade of gun violence over the last several days in Seattle continues as there were shootings in both Greenwood and the Central District. // King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn is calling to defund King County’s youth diversion program after a yet another juvenile murder. // Merrick Garland was held in contempt of Congress for withholding the audio tapes from Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Joe Biden’s classified documents.

What’s Trending: The off-duty security guard in involved in the deadly shooting of a teenager in Renton was charged with murder. Rachel Maddow claims she’s worried she could be sent to a camp if Donald Trump is President again. Joe Biden continues to display symptoms of Dementia. // LongForm: GUEST:  Tara and Ava are two seniors at Mountain View High School in Vancouver, WA. They say the district killed their Thor mural at their school for being too white and male. // The Quick Hit: Trump is creeping up on Joe Biden in a traditionally blue state.

What’s Trending: A small group of protesters are demanding accountability for two Seattle police officers involved in a physical altercation at a bus stop last week. There was a shooting in North Seattle that caused a three-car collision. 84,000 fentanyl pill were seized in Seattle in a massive drug bust that took over a year. Democrats are taking a victory lap by spinning the latest jobs report. // Big Local: Renton Police Department are beginning to deploy drones for data and evidence collection. Thurston County is employing new technology on their police cars to assist with pursuits. Police impersonation scams are spreading to Lynnwood and Olympia now. // At a recent show in Berkeley, California, comedian Bill Burr proclaimed he hates liberals. Julia Louis-Dreyfuss splits with her former co-star Jerry Seinfeld on political correctness.

What’s Trending: Hunter Biden has been convicted on all counts in his federal gun trial and the media is running cover for the Biden family. // Students returned to classes at Garfield High School for the first time since last week’s shooting. // A new “study” that isn’t actually a study says that the Seahawks’ mascot Blitz is the most forgettable mascot in the NFL.

What’s Trending: Semi Bird compares the story against him to rape and child molestation and has come out with a letter from a superior. // LongForm: GUEST: Attorney Pete Serrano joins the show to discuss Washington Superintendent Chris Reykdal’s vow to not enforce the Parental Bill of Rights. // The Quick Hit: An Al Jazeera journalist in Gaza was holding Israeli hostages in his house. Molly Jong-Fast of Vanity Fair empathizes with Hunter Biden’s drug addiction.

What’s Trending: In one of the first police pursuits since the ban on them was rescinded, Thurston County deputies arrested a man in Lacey. Basketball fans are up in arms after Caitlin Clark was not included on the USA women’s Olympic team. A mom is receiving backlash after she released a TikTok saying she refuses to return her shopping cart. // Big Local: A suspect in Burien was caught on camera tearing down and vandalizing pride flags. The Newcastle Mayor has doubled down on his decision to not fly pride flags. // A new survey shows that 26% of Gen Z does something really weird at job interviews.  

What’s Trending: After last week’s shooting at Garfield High School, Seattle students are terrified and pushing for more mental health resources. Antisemites across the West are furious at the Israeli raid that freed four hostages over the weekend. // Jason had an interesting encounter at a dog park over the weekend. More disastrous polling for Joe Biden came out over the weekend. //  Kamala Harris said bringing down cost of living will not be addressed until a second Biden term. The New York Times admits that Joe Biden is a serial liar, but is impressed by it.

What’s Trending: Latest on Michael Cohen and reaction // Rachel Sutherland on polls on midterm elections // State Rep. from Spokane Matt Shea calls journalists “dirty, Godless, and hateful” // Sawant leaked documents of homeless sweep locations to protestors. 

What’s Trending: The City of Everett may raise its minimum wage to over 20 dollars per hour. A Seattle couple’s car was damaged after someone hit it with a rock on I-90. The jury has issued its verdict in the trial of Tacoma Police officer Phan who ran over a pedestrian with his car. // LongForm: GUEST:  RNC Chair Michael Whatley previews Sunday’s big Trump rally in Las Vegas and explains the role Washington will play in the upcoming election.  // The Quick Hit: The DOJ is targeting a doctor in Texas that exposed his hospital performing transgender surgeries on minors.

What’s Trending: An off-duty security guard shot and killed a Renton teenager after mistakenly believing him and his friend’s airsoft guns were real firearms. A judge will allow warning labels on Washington's ballot initiatives this November. Joe D’Amico (President and CEO of Security Services Northwest) details the rise of private security in Seattle thanks to the defund movement. // Big Local: A Bellingham funeral home is under investigation after bodies were improperly stored. Citizens in Everett were able to pause the removal of a gazebo in favor of a dog park. // A Maryland Elementary school is under fire after rescinding its requirement for students and staff to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. George Lucas fires back at critics who say the original Star Wars films had too many white men.

What’s Trending: A student was shot and killed outside Garfield high school on Thursday. After holding hearings to choose a new superintendent, Bethel School District has canceled the forums and hired an interim superintendent. // There’s a new theory called “queer time” which posits that LGBTQ people experience time differently than heterosexual and cisgender people. Antisemitic Brie Joy Gray was fired by The Hill. The Golf Channel mistook a man they interviewed for former NFL Quarterback Vince Young. // Semi Bird is being accused of a conflict of interest in his run for Governor.

What’s Trending: Semi Bird can breath a sigh of relief as another Republican is being accused of stolen valor. The rollback on Washington State’s police pursuit ban went into effect today. Tacoma leads the state in dog bites against mailmen. Trader’s Joe’s has done away with its insulated tote bags. // LongForm: GUEST:  Washington State Republican Party chair Jim Walsh celebrates three initiatives going into effect, the threat of Democrat overreach, and how the party is handling the Semi Bird drama.  // The Quick Hit: Hillary Clinton used D-Day as an opportunity to compare Trump to Hitler.  

What’s Trending: The asylum-seekers in Kent attended a City Council meeting to plead for shelter. A teenager was shot and killed in Renton. Guest: State Rep Travis Couture blasts Superintendent Chris Reykdal for refusing to enforce the Parent’s Bill of Rights.  // Big Local: The City of Tumwater of had decided not to remove a historic tree after residents implored the mayor not too. An 81-year-old woman is an inspiration to her community after devoting so much time to her local food bank. A 21-year-old old cyber terrorist from Bremerton that made fake 911 calls across the United States and Canada was sentenced to prison. // A dead New Jersey Democrat congressman won his primary election. San Diego Padres player Tucupita Marcano received a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball for betting on games.

What’s Trending: Three new initiatives become law today in Washington State and Democrats are not happy about it. The Newcastle City Council voted down a Pride Proclamation for the Month of June. Dave Reichert gave some insight about whether he’s going to support Donald Trump. Semi Bird continues to attack conservative media. // The Trump veepstakes continue to heat up. Joe Biden gave his D-Day speech in Normandy today and it didn’t go well. // Security at TJ Maxx and Marshall’s have started wearing body cameras similar to those used by law enforcement in an effort to curb shoplifting.

What’s Trending: UW protesters dispute claims of antisemitic graffiti from school president Ana Marie Cauce. Antisemites are pledging to disrupt graduation ceremonies. Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) begrudgingly admitted the investigation into the Biden tapes with Robert Hur is political. Boxer Adrien Broner (literally) threatened to kill his opponent. 5:30 - LongForm: GUEST:  Moses Lake city councilmember and chair of Mainstream Republicans of Washington Deanna Martinez explains why she’s suing over the initiative “warning label” by AG Bob Ferguson.   5:45 - The Quick Hit: Onlookers trapped robbers inside a Tennessee store until the police arrived. A Democrat in Chicago is under fire for raising concerns that crimes are being over-reported.

What’s Trending: Two Seattle police officers were caught on video beating a man at a bus stop. Hunter Biden’s gun trial has gotten underway. GUEST: Snohomish County councilmember Nate Nehring. // Big Local: Stolen french bulldog puppy was reunited with its family in Bonney Lake. The Spokesman Review hosted a debate for candidates seeking to replace Cathhy McMorris Rodger’s seat. // Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria have a new big announcement.

What’s Trending: Behind the scenes, Joe Biden’s cognitive decline may be even worse than what we see in public. The deadline for asylum-seekers in Kent to disband has passed… and nothing happened. Democrats are caught between a rock and hard place with Biden’s new immigration executive order. // Several new initiatives become law in Washington State tomorrow, and one of them is the “Parental Bill of Rights.” Several Senate Democrats that demanded Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito recuse himself may face ethics violations. // Amazon has received approval from the FAA to expand its drone delivery.

What’s Trending: Pressed at a congressional hearing today, Attorney General Merrick Garland refused to hand over audio from Robert Hur’s investigation. Washington’s police pursuit ban is slated to end on Thursday. A transgender track athlete in Washington is disappointed with the lack of sportsmanship they have received. // LongForm: GUEST: Trevor Boone (Emerald City Guitars owner) says he can’t afford private security to help curb Seattle’s crime crisis from hurting business.  // The Quick Hit: Dollar General is combating thievery by removing frequently-stolen goods and self-checkout lanes. Pharmacies are closing all across the West Coast and it is disproportionately affecting Black and Latinos.

What’s Trending: Lynnwood is hosting a taxpayer-funded LGBTQ Pride catwalk for young children. A federal appeals court has ruled that a defendant who did not have a lawyer must be released from jail. Guest: Leslie Lewallen (former prosecutor, WA-03 congressional candidate) warns of the consequences to the sham Trump trial.  // Big Local: Police are searching for a suspect that vandalized pride banners in Poulsbo. King County has approved a pride proclamation without any Republican support. Marysville is slated for school closures. // Seinfeld’s Michael Richards went on The View to discuss his famous N-Word meltdown 18 years ago.  

What’s Trending: Asylum-seekers in Kent have been given an ultimatum to leave their encampment or be arrested? Will King County make good on its threats? According to Washington State Patrol data, thousands of drivers fled from police since the vehicular pursuit ban. Washington’s electric ferry fleet appears to still be a long ways away. // Joe Biden has issued an executive order on immigration that won’t do anything to actually secure the border. // A new bogus study claims that Washington has the best state economy in the country.  

What’s Trending: A Tacoma teacher that has been accused of child molestation is in prison once again after a bail violation. Starting today, Sound Transit has brought back fare enforcement. A policy that it once considered racist. If you’re traveling internationally, some of your medications might be banned in other countries. // LongForm: GUEST: Cliff Mass (UW Atmospheric Sciences professor) breaks down the weird fall-like weather, explains when summer weather actually arrives, and reacts to a new, misleading Seattle Times story about a drought. // The Quick Hit: WNBA fans are demanding that more be done to protect Caitlin Clark after an on-court altercation.

What’s Trending: More drama with Semi Bird and his cult-like followers. Guest: Kent Mayor Dana Ralph joins the show to discuss the new asylum-seeker encampment. // Big Local: 5 people were injured at a Gig Harbor parade, but law enforcement said it could’ve been much worse. A King County fire station was shot up in Duvall over the weekend. Tacoma’s Pothole Palooza starts on Monday. // A new study has found that half of Gen Z is living a ‘double life’ online.

What’s Trending: A new encampment for migrants seeking asylum has started in Kent. Community members in Tacoma are contributing to local businesses on Antique Row after a wave of vandalism. Anti-Israel and Pride parade protesters clashed on the streets of Philadelphia. // Washington Democrats are attempting to remove Donald Trump from the ballot in November. // Anthony Fauci testified in front of Congress about the efficacy of the vaccine and other covid prevention measures.

5 pm  What's Trending: Styrofoam containers will be banned statewide starting June 1st. Workers at the Wing Luke Museum walk out after an controverial exhibit was shown. The announcement of the Apple Cup being shown exclusively on Peacock is being met with controversy.  71 year old was arrested in Spokane for attempted kidnapping of a child. // Longform: GUEST: Patti Jackson, Patrol Bureau Chief for the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department, explains why she’s running for Pierce County Sheriff, the need for a tough-on-crime stance, and what reforms she may bring. // Ozempic and Wegovy maybe able to help with more than just weightloss.

4 pm    What's Trending: Traffic is expected to be on the rise as VP  Kamla Harris is planning on visiting Seattle. A passenger at SEA-TAC airport was found with multiple loaded firearms in their possession.   GUEST: Jerrod Sesslor (Trump-endorsed congressional candidate in WA-04) reacts to the Trump verdicts. // Big Local: Change is being made in Kent after they crackdown on street racing. A young Spokane teen was arrested after shooting of another teen. 2 Bellevue teens were arrested after making threats to another teen online. // You Pick the News: Costco has announced that they are not changing the price of their Costco hotdog. Studies show that people with tattoos have an increased risk of skin cancer. 

3 PM   Whats Trending: Everyone shares their thoughts on the Donald Trump Trial a day after the verdict was made. A supreme court case has decided to vote with NRA in free speech case. GUEST: King County councilmember Regan Dunn says the eviction backlog issues – with bad faith tenants using the system – will get worse before it gets better. // The Biden administrations continue to use Donald Trump to help with his campaign.  Continuing to say he is a threat to democracy. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett says on The View tries use "propaganda spin" explaining why Biden is losing black voters. // Studies show that Washington State's out-of-state abortions have risen by 50%. A lawsuit has been in placed to block to Washington Parental rights that is being criticized as a "forced outing" measure. 

What's Trending: More reaction to the verdict and trial of Donald Trump’s criminal case. Semi Bird released a statement about his supposed stolen valor from Green Berets that resulted in him getting a Bronze Star with valor in order to advance his political career. // LongForm: GUEST: Harris Faulkner (Fox News) has a new Fox Nation series out and it’s outstanding: Footsteps of My Father: Vietnam. // The Quick Hit: CNN’s Chris Wallace was stunned to hear Bill Maher say that he thinks Donald Trump will win the 2024 election.

What’s Trending: A survey said that most people would have no difference in opinion about Trump is he was convicted on criminals charges, the survey coming from TheHill.com, GUEST: Congressional candidate Joe Kent reacts to the Trump verdicts // Big Local: There has been an agreement made at Western Washington University between the school and Gaza-War protesters who has a tent camp sett up on school grounds. There are going to be a large number of High School graduations in Tacoma at the Tacoma Dome, be ready for congestion on the road. // You Pick The News: A man in Ann Arbor Michigan was the defendant in a trial for driving with a suspended license, he joined the trial via zoom and the defendant was driving to the doctor’s office.

What’s Trending: Donald Trump has been convicted on all 34 counts and is now the first President in history to be convicted in a criminal case. GUEST: Tifanny Smiley (congressional candidate) reacts to the Trump verdicts //  Continuing coverage on the verdict of the criminal case against Donald Trump. // Live reaction by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg

Washington Republican gubernatorial candidate Semi Bird joins the show to discuss his reprimand from the Department of Defense and allegations of stolen valor made against him. 

What’s Trending: King County is facing a massive backlog of eviction cases. Jill Biden attacks Donald Trump during an appearance on The View. A Queen Anne couple is warning others about the dangers coyotes pose to pets after their cat was attacked. // LongForm: GUEST:  Attorney and Former JAG Jeff Lustick breaks down the accusations against Semi Bird. // The Quick Hit: Starbucks is experiencing longer wait times amid staffing shortages.

What’s Trending: Adrian Diaz is out as Seattle Police Chief and Mayor Bruce Harrell has picked his interim replacement. Lisa Evans (Vice Chair of the Washington State Republican Party) responds to the Semi Bird story. // Big Local: For the first time ever, the Yakima City Council voted down a Pride Month declaration. Lake Forest Park is installing cameras to prevent speed racing but some locals are convinced it’s just money-making scheme. // Black men who were asked to leave a flight due to body odor are suing American Airlines.

What’s Trending: Semi Bird committed fraud against the US Army and is accused of stolen valor. // Judge Juan Merchan in Trump’s NY “hush money” trial said the jury doesn’t have to be unanimous to get a conviction. Joe Biden plays the race card in a desperate attempt to gin up support. // An encampment in South Lake Union near Seattle Center has finally been cleared.

Jason Rantz stopped by the Guy Benson Show (KTTH weekdays from noon-3pm) to discuss the latest polling out of Washington that shows Joe Biden is in trouble, and Donald Trump is looking better than you might expect.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Washington GOP gubernatorial candidate was reprimanded by the Department of Defense for allegedly stolen valor. // LongForm: GUEST:  George from Issaquah had his car stolen recently – with his puppy inside. Police found the car, but where is the puppy? He says the police aren’t helping but he’s holding out hope. // The Quick Hit: People are sending long voice notes as a way to reduce their screen time.  

A new poll shows that Donald Trump is actually in shouting distance in deep-blue Washington. Pacific place in Seattle has been put up for auction. // Big Local: Tacoma students and staff are demanding that the district step up and improve sanitation in their schools. Two teenagers have been charged in the murder of an elderly woman back in January at a Tukwila Costco. // An Ohio billionaire said he plans on taking a deep-sea dive in a submersible to the wreck of the Titanic to prove that it’s safe.

What’s Trending: The antisemitic staff at Wing Luke Museum stage walkout over exhibit condemning antisemitism. Staff at Highline High School used Narcan to save a student’s life that was overdosing on opioids. // The Biden campaign brought in Robert DeNiro to bash Donald Trump in New York. // Years after it was declared a racist policy, Sound Transit’s fare enforcement system is set to expand.

What’s Trending: Judge Kavanaugh nominated to the Supreme Court // Fox News’ Rachel Sutherland comments on Judge Kavanaugh // Pasco police criticized providing Spanish lessons for Border Patrol agents // Seattle’s Waterfront Tax is support by the people who don’t have to pay it

What’s Trending: The illegal immigrant that killed Washington State Trooper Chris Gadd had his bail significantly reduced. A thief stole over $1k from a teen at a pawn shop in Lynnwood. // Guest: Mary Rooke from the Daily Caller joins the show to discuss an upcoming documentary about hate crime hoaxes. // Quick Hit: Joe Biden gave a ridiculous commencement speech at Morehouse College. 

:03 What’s Trending: Seattle beaches are closing early this summer for the third straight year to prevent crime. Guest: Linnea Lassiter recently had her beloved service dog stolen from her. She joins the show to discuss the efforts to recover her and her GoFundMe campaign.  :30 – Big Local: A woman had a near-death experience eating Panda Express when she swallowed a metal wire. Parents and kids ran for cover at an Auburn youth baseball game when gun shots rang out. :46 – NBC is premiering a documentary on “queer” animals in honor of pride month.

What’s Trending: Several Tacoma businesses are blaring loud music as a means to ward off loiterers. But some neighbors are taking issue with the noise. The UW antisemitic encampment has finally disbanded but left plenty of damage in its wake. An impending ruling from the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of bump stock bans are creating fears that there could be a new market for rapid-fire devices. // Bill Maher went on The View to promote his new book and discussed wokeness, the war in Gaza, and media bias. // Jason won a lot of money in Vegas over the weekend.

What’s Trending: Local media continues to mislead you on how much it costs to live in Washington. Another candidate has removed their name from consideration for CEO of the King County Homeless Authority. Alaska Airlines announced they are bringing back hot food on certain flights. // LongForm: GUEST: Public Safety Liason for Seattle Police Victoria Beach discusses the allegations against Chief Adrian Diaz. // The Quick Hit: Reporters grill Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Quarterback Patrick Mahomes about Harrison Butker’s comments.

What’s Trending: Roosters that were slated to be given new homes after being rescued from a cockfighting ring ended up being shot to death. The DOJ is going after Ticketmaster and Live Nation for their monopoly status. Gun-related crimes are on the rise post-Covid according to WSP data. // Big Local: A 9-year-old boy in Marysville is being called a hero after possibly saving his teacher’s life. A man in Federal Way in was arrested after pointing a laser at a WSP helicopter. // Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) grilled a Biden judicial appointment for being an activist judge.  

What’s Trending: Four juvenile boys were arrested after a hit-and-run and wild chase with Seattle police. It turns out the vast majority of wildfires in the Pacific Northwest are caused by humans, not climate change. A Harvard student went on an anti-Israel diatribe at his graduation. // Caitlin Clark was in Seattle facing off against the Storm last night and we were all supposed to pretend to care. Sunny Hostin claimed Clark is popular because she’s “white” and “attractive.” // The Illinois State Legislature just passed a bill that would change the word “offender” to “Justice-Impacted Individual.”  

What’s Trending: The Biden Administration is taking another crack at student loan debt relief. Tumwater is getting targeted with a fake jewelry scam that, honestly, people might deserve. Fox Business is reporting that the average age of American automobiles has hit a record high. // LongForm: GUEST: State Senator Mark Mullet says Bob Ferguson is showing his true character – and it’s alarming. // The Quick Hit: MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle says Americans need an Economic explainer because they don’t realize how well off they are. AOC admits that Trump’s trial is all about not letting him campaign.

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson sent out a tweet that was dishonest about his hiring practices. The ex-CEO of Sound Transit was given $375k in severance despite not offering any transition services. A new study has found that daily marijuana use is higher than alcohol use for the first time ever. // Big Local: Two Kirkland parks are employing solar-powered surveillance cameras. A Tacoma man recovered his stolen clarinet after a thief tried pawning it off. A couple in Bothell claims a neighbor is threatening them. // Parents of a student at a Catholic middle school in Huntington Beach, California said the school principal embarrassed their son when he wouldn’t let him deliver a patriotic election speech.  

What’s Trending: The illegal immigrant that killed Washington State Trooper Chris Gadd had his bail significantly reduced. A thief stole over $1k from a teen at a pawn shop in Lynnwood. // Early returns from Mulanomah County in Oregon suggest that radical DA Mike Schmidt and Pramila Jayapal’s sister have lost in their primary elections. Meanwhile, Rep. Kim Schrier is getting a primary challenge in Washington’s 8th congressional district. // Memorial Day weekend travel is going to be chaos.

What’s Trending: Seattle beaches are changing the hours of operation for the third year in a row to combat summer crime. The economy continues to be a major issue for swing voters, which is bad news for Joe Biden. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has laid out what he would like to see in Gaza after the war is over. // LongForm: GUEST: Daniel Vingo is an asylum seeker living in Tukwila. He says protesters are taking advantage of some of the migrants.  // The Quick Hit: A Texas author spoke with dozens of people that allegedly encountered God during near-death experiences for his new book.  

What’s Trending: The defense rests in Trump’s NY hush money trial. Patty Murray accidentally admitted that there’s a difference between men and women when she called for more female crash-test dummies. // Big Local: A woman had a near-death experience eating Panda Express when she swallowed a metal wire. Parents and kids ran for cover at an Auburn youth baseball game when gun shots rang out. // NBC is premiering a documentary on “queer” animals in honor of pride month.

What’s Trending: Several Tacoma businesses are blaring loud music as a means to ward off loiterers. But some neighbors are taking issue with the noise. The UW antisemitic encampment has finally disbanded but left plenty of damage in its wake. An impending ruling from the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of bump stock bans are creating fears that there could be a new market for rapid-fire devices. // Bill Maher went on The View to promote his new book and discussed wokeness, the war in Gaza, and media bias. // Jason won a lot of money in Vegas over the weekend.

What’s Trending: Washington’s paid family leave program continues to face funding issues. Marco Rubio got into a heated exchange with Kristin Welker of NBC News over election integrity. Marjorie Taylor Greene got into an insult contest with Democrat Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett during a House Oversight Committee hearing. // LongForm: GUEST: Andy Kallinen is a 30-year veteran in law enforcement. With the newly gerrymandered map, he decided to run in the 14th legislative district for state representative. // The Quick Hit: Joe Biden made a bunch of race baiting comments in a commencement address at Morehouse College over the weekend.  

What’s Trending: Seattle media is spreading anti-car propaganda. Bicycle shops were flourishing early on during the COVID pandemic, but they’ve gone downhill since then. Head coach of the Denver Nuggets Michael Malone ripped a reporter during a postgame press conference after he asked a dumb question. // Big Local: A 19-year-old was killed in Renton during a shooting. Over 50 windows were smashed on Tacoma’s “Antique Row” and local businesses are saying crime is only getting worse. Schools in Tukwila are taking in hundreds of new students that are the children of migrant families. // A “trad wife” TikToker influence has come in defense of Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s commencement speech address.

What’s Trending: The deadline for the UW encampment to disband was 3 PM today. Did they leave? It’s time to call these people out for what they are: a new generation of Nazis. // The star witness in Donald Trump’s NY “hush money” case Michael Cohen admitted to stealing money from the Trump Organization. // SeaTac airport isn’t prepared for the holiday weekend.

What’s Trending: Jewish Cemetery gets ready to sue the city of Seattle over their homelessness problem // The NFL anthem rule has been changed by the Players Union // Pete Lamb is a campaigner with Initiative-1634 which would stop the sugary beverage tax. // Phillip Wegmann of the Washington Examiner joins to comment on Judge Kavanaugh.

What’s Trending: Dave Reichert gave an interview with KING 5 last night in which he said he was “disappointed” in the stunt to put two more Bob Fergusons on the ballot this November. // LongForm: GUEST: Rep. Dan Newhouse responds to Tiffany Smiley jumping into the race.  // The Quick Hit: The King County Recorder is embroiled in a major scandal after it was revealed they misused millions of dollars in funds.

What’s Trending: More bad publicity has come out of Boeing. This time, it involves trouble with the Department of Justice. The demand for therapists has spiked in the United States. Jason says it’s because we’re convincing people they’re mentally unwell or have taught people to be victims. GUEST: Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Spokane) on web privacy, NPR bias, and if she’s seeking higher office soon.  // Big Local: A Mercer Island porch pirate dressed up as an Amazon driver. King County has voted to increase the minimum wage starting in 2025. Pierce County is searching for local artists to help spruce the place up. // Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker gave a college commencement speech in which he blasted Joe Biden’s “dangerous gender ideologies.”

What’s Trending: Three Bob Night: Two more candidates named Bob Ferguson announced they are running for WA governor. UW gave protection to antisemites and pretended pro-Israel rallygoers were a threat. // After two warm days over the weekend, the local media decided to declare it a “heatwave.” The northern lights came to Washington over the weekend. // The latest polling looks increasingly bad for Joe Biden’s reelection prospects.

What’s Trending: A progressive candidate in Washington was upset he wasn’t running unopposed and decided to make up a fake opponent. New York City Mayor Eric Adams says that we should give migrants jobs as lifeguards because they are good swimmers. Guest: Screenwriter Howard Klausner joins the show to discuss the upcoming biopic about Ronald Reagan. // The King County Regional Homeless Authority (KCRHA) is cutting it’s budget by $21 million. King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn has called for ending the KCRHA entirely. // The Quick Hit: Guest Mary Kaye Repp talks about a local food drive.  

What’s Trending: Seattle is planning on closing dozens of its public elementary schools. King County is looking to raise your property taxes again. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. did not qualify for the presidential debates. // Big Local: Residents in Burien are upset about a prospective homeless housing facility being erected. King County authorities performed a major drug bust in Burien. Mumford and Sons Banjo player Winston Marshall roasted Nancy Pelosi in a debate at the Oxford Union. // A Mariners fan accomplished the improbable feat of catching foul balls on two consecutive pitches. Robert DeNiro went on a profanity-laced anti-Trump rant on The View.

What’s Trending: In a public statement, University of Washington President Ana Marie Cauce called for a ceasefire in Gaza but also asked the encampment to disband. Billions of dollars later, King County has reported an all-time high of homeless people. // Once the fastest growing city in the country, Seattle has dropped out of the top ten. // King County has already seen more minors killed by gun violence this year than in all of 2023.

What’s Trending: Authorities in King County have arrested members of the Sinaloa drug cartel in Burien. The latest polling continue to looks grim for Joe Biden and the media is coming to his defense. The Biden Administration is slapping new tariffs on China. UW admin get frustrated with graffiti – but not necessarily the assaults and anti-Jew discrimination? // LongForm: GUEST:  EL’ona Kearny is running for Governor as a Democrat and says not only was she ignored by the party, but she was threatened not to run against Bob Ferguson. // The Quick Hit: Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) says Washington D.C. has become a “warzone.”  

What’s Trending: More bad publicity has come out of Boeing. This time, it involves trouble with the Department of Justice. The demand for therapists has spiked in the United States. Jason says it’s because we’re convincing people they’re mentally unwell or have taught people to be victims. GUEST: Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Spokane) on web privacy, NPR bias, and if she’s seeking higher office soon. // Big Local: A Mercer Island porch pirate dressed up as an Amazon driver. King County has voted to increase the minimum wage starting in 2025. Pierce County is searching for local artists to help spruce the place up. // The family of the victim of the Capitol Hill light rail stabbing has spoken out.

What’s Trending: An SUV slammed into a Prius in a Fred Meyer parking lot in attempt to flee from Seattle Police. Joe Biden has challenged Donald Trump to two debates. A family had a scary face-to-face encounter with a cougar in their backyard. // GUEST: Bob Ferguson #3 (from Graham) explains why he decided to run then subsequently pull out of contention for the governor’s race. // A Georgia Instacart driver got a delivery order from an inmate. A meetup of gay people eating garlic bread at a Seattle park went viral.  

What’s Trending: An amendment that would have made women’s flag football a state-sanctioned high school sport, was rejected by the WIAA. Seattle is considering closing dozens of public schools. A new bill would ban AI being used on political campaings. // LongForm: GUEST: Rep. Dan Newhouse responds to Tiffany Smiley jumping into the race.  // The Quick Hit: The King County Recorder is embroiled in a major scandal after it was revealed they misused millions of dollars in funds.

What’s Trending: A Seattle City Councilmember is trying put a hold on the impending Seattle police contract. Glen Morgan (WeTheGoverned) details his “Bob Fergusons” stunt. // Big Local: A Spokane Valley Councilmember is under investigation for allegedly abusing his staff. A woman hiking near the Columbia River Gorge survived a nearly 300 foot fall. // Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is once again under fire from the far-left for poking fun at a transgender British soccer manager. Hillary Clinton’s new Broadway play “Suffs” has so far been failing to draw crowds.  

What’s Trending: Dave Reichert gave an interview with KING 5 last night in which he said he was “disappointed” in the stunt to put two more Bob Fergusons on the ballot this November. // A suspect has been arrested in the Capitol Hill light rail station stabbing. The Amalgamated Transit Union is asking for more security on light rail. A former White House Situation Room Officer Mike Steigler says Mike Pence was nearly assassinated on January 6th. // Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker gave a college commencement speech in which he blasted Joe Biden’s “dangerous gender ideologies.”  

What’s Trending: Jason passed a homeless man that was groping himself next to a hacked electronic road sign that read “Free Gaza.” One of the Bob Fergusons running for Governor has dropped out after being threatened with legal action from Washington AG Bob Ferguson. // LongForm: GUEST: Pete Hegseth (author of “The War on Warriors: Behind the Betrayal of the Men Who Keep Us Free”) talks about the woke war on the military and the rise of antisemitism on college campuses.  // The Quick Hit: A Gig Harbor couple was prosecuted for alleged child abuse after they brought they’re baby to a pediatrician to examine injuries. The boy scouts are changing their name to be more inclusive.  

What’s Trending: A man was stabbed to death at the Capitol Hill light rail station on Saturday night. Michael Cohen took the stand in Trump’s Manhattan “hush money” trial. Cohen revealed he secretly recorded Trump without his permission in 2016. // Big Local: A 13-year-old boy in Spanaway died in what the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office is calling a suspected fentanyl overdose. Federal Way’s K9 unit was able to detect a burglary suspect that was hiding under the floor boards. Shoreline parents are rallying behind a lesbian teacher that was fired for her same-sex engagement. // The popular dating app bumble says AI will soon be able to help you find the right partner.

What’s Trending: Three Bob Night: Two more candidates named Bob Ferguson announced they are running for WA governor. UW gave protection to antisemites and pretended pro-Israel rallygoers were a threat. // After two warm days over the weekend, the local media decided to declare it a “heatwave.” The northern lights came to Washington over the weekend. // The latest polling looks increasingly bad for Joe Biden’s reelection prospects.

What’s Trending:  A good guy with a gun stopped a bad guy with a gun at a Tumwater Walmart last night // A homeless woman is complaining that Seattle doesn't have enough affordable housing // Progressives tried to ruin Father’s Day by making everyone feel guilty over immigrant children being separated from their mothers // Bicyclist on the Burke-Gilman trail ran into a mom and her newborn  

What’s Trending: After $8 million was raised to find bodies under a boarding school in Kamloops, Canada, none have been found. Is this a hoax? // LongForm: GUEST: Michael Makovsky, CEO of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America. // The Quick Hit: Guest: Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem Fleur Hassan Nahoum joins the show.  

What’s Trending:  In an interview with CNN, Joe Biden told 15 lies in just 17 minutes. // Big Local: A family in Port Orchard had their two pigs killed by a mobile slaughter company when they had the wrong address. A Tumwater girl was nearly beat to death by one of her classmates. // Apple is facing backlash after releasing a creepy new iPad commerical.

What’s Trending: Joe Biden is coming to Seattle this weekend and is sure to make traffic a disaster. // Mike Davis of the Article 3 project joins the show to discuss the Trump indictments. // In a new development in Washington’s gubernatorial race, it appears there are now three Bob Fergusons running for cover.

What’s Trending: Guest Host Josh Hammer disabuses the narrative touted by my many Democrats that they aren’t anti-Israel, they are just anti-Benjamin Netanyahu. Did Joe Biden commit an impeachable offense by withholding aid to Israel? The Democrats’ own standards would suggest he did. // LongForm: GUEST:   President of The Article 3 Project Mike Davis joins the show to discuss the Trump trial. // The Quick Hit: Counter-terrorism expert Jonathan Schanzer joins the show to discuss the antisemitic protests on college campuses.

What’s Trending: Guest Host Josh Hammer breaks down the potential vice presidential field for Donald Trump and gives his own pick. Also, after much ridicule, Kristi Noem has decided to cancel her book tour. // Big Local: The City of Lynnwood is partnering with Lowe’s to introduce a new graffiti-removal program. After Everett passed an ordinance mandating a dress code for “bikini baristas,” many of the women are not complying. A teacher at St. Luke’s Catholic school in Shoreline is claiming that she was fired for being gay. // The Boy Scouts have a new name to be more inclusive.

What’s Trending: After much anticipation, the Israeli Defense Forces have finally moved into Rafah in attempt to finish off Hamas. However, they don’t have the approval of the Biden Administration which has said they will withhold military aid from Israel. // An update from Trump’s New York “hush money” case, which has become a banana republic clown show. // University of Florida President Ben Sasse made a strong stand against antisemitic protesters on his campus.

What’s Trending: A UW student tried to get into a debate with Charlie Kirk and it didn’t go well. A homeless man was attacked and shot by a group of juveniles at Kent Station. Congressional Republicans held a hearing on left-wing bias in publicly-funded media outlets like NPR and PBS. // LongForm: GUEST: Angela Poe Russell criticizes the media for generalizing around antisemitic student protesters. Jason Rantz wonders where the concern was when it came to police and Trump supporters.  // The Quick Hit: Fox News legal analyst Paul Mauro says the Georgia case against Trump is crumbling. Senator Lindsey Graham pressed Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on whether he would have dropped the atomic bomb in WWII.

What’s Trending: A large group of asylum-seekers have set up shop in a Seattle park. Many of the neighbors of are complaining over health and safety concerns. So the City of Seattle is going to pay for them to stay in hotels. Is there a lane for Mark Mullet in Washington’s gubernatorial race? Guest: Ron Baker owns a gutter business in Tacoma and had his truck and all of his tools stolen twice. // Big Local: A mother in Tacoma claims that a bus driver strangled her 4-year-old daughter. An Issaquah school has caved on allowing students to create a prayer club. A shoreline church was vandalized after nearly 100 tires were left on the property. // A Washington D.C. City Council candidate was carjacked while putting up campaign signs.  

What’s Trending: Assaults and intimidation broke out from antisemites at UW last night as conservative influencer Charlie Kirk came to speak. GUEST: Tulsi Gabbard explains why she ditched the Democrat party and weighs in on the Kristi Noem book debacle. // Tulsi Gabbard explains why she ditched the Democrat party and weighs in on the Kristi Noem book debacle.// Seattle police arrested 5 minors after they stole multiple vehicles and went on a high-speed chase.

What’s Trending: Why does KING 5 keep running cover for antisemites? Kristi Noem got into a heated exchange with Stuart Varney on Fox Business Network about her killing her dog. // LongForm: GUEST: Aaron Babcock chased after a man that stole his truck and now he’s facing charges for it. // The Quick Hit: New York Governor Kathy Hochul is walking back previous comments she made about black children not knowing what a computer is.

What’s Trending: KING 5 did a puff piece for a new gubernatorial candidate that has no chance of winning solely because she’s a black woman. Joy Reid claims that Vladimir Putin imprisoned Brittany Griner specifically because she’s black and “queer.” // Big Local: A maintenance worker on Whidbey Island is being heralded as a hero after he helped save a toddler that jumped into cold water by himself. Burien police officers are threatening to leave the force as Police Chief Ted Boe is under fire from the City. // Members of the Biden Administration are under investigation for allegedly using federal tax dollars to register Democrats to vote.  

What’s Trending: What happened to the Bryan Suits Show? UW professor Stuart Reges was attacked at the UW “liberated zone.” // Seattle’s Wedgewood neighborhood has seen a recent spike in juvenile crime. The media is doing its best to spin the Seattle business environment. // Stormy Daniels testified at Donald Trump’s “hush money” trial.  

What’s Trending: Antisemitism continues to run rampant at college campuses. Is anyone going to do anything about it? Florida Congressman Carlos Gimenez says Biden’s wavering support of Israel is fomenting antisemitism. Trump says many of the protesters are backed by Biden’s donors. A new FAA investigation found that employees working on Boeing’s 787 falsified inspection records. // LongForm: GUEST: Tiffany Smiley announced that she’s running for Congress. // The Quick Hit: Jen Psaki says Biden should do more media hits with The View and Howard Stern. Nancy Mace blats Marjorie Taylor Greene on her bid to oust Speaker Mike Johnson. Bill Maher tells Jerry Seinfeld that he’s not going to crazy if Trump wins again.

What’s Trending: The last missing zebra in North Bend has finally be corralled. A popular Vietnamese deli in Seattle is facing possible fines from the City for the constant graffiti on the building. Netflix live-streamed a roast of Tom Brady and he didn’t take too kindly to some of the jokes. // Big Local: The City of Everett is slated to activate a set of speed cameras in a problematic school zone. A Tacoma small business owner received a massive setback when his truck and all of his tools were stolen over the weekend. The former Bothell City Councilmember charged in the death of a 20-year-old woman had allegedly been dating her for months. // “DEI” is undergoing some re-branding and getting a new name.

What’s Trending: UW activists want to ban Charlie Kirk event to protect First Amendment rights. UW Professor Stuart Reges returned to the antisemitic encampment and was once again harassed. Hamas has attempted to win the PR war by saying they have agreed to a ceasefire. // Tiffany Smiley has announced she will primary Republican incumbent Dan Newhouse in Washington’s 4th congressional district. Pramila Jayapal spent the weekend in Oregon campaigning for her sister’s congressional bid. // Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said that the company should go back to focusing on coffee instead of other products.

What's Trending: Half of the homeless in Seattle aren't from here // CBS says the House is a toss up now despite the oncoming "blue wave," // MSNBC staff tires of Joy Reid's apologies // How much money do you need to make to be happy in Seattle?

What’s Trending: Signs calling for death to Israel and America were found on the NYU campus. A black pro-Israel student at UCLA hits back at white protesters for harassing him. Some protesters say they’re covering their faces because of COVID. Speed cameras on Alki Beach have yet to be installed. There’s been a recent spate of calls in Clallum County where residents are pretending to be with the Sheriff’s office.  // LongForm: GUEST:  David Olson is a Peninsula School Board member who is now running for superintendent. // The Quick Hit: Police in a sanctuary city arrested over 1,000 migrants after voters had reached their limit with Democrat leaders.

What’s Trending: Customers of Bonneville Power Administration are slated to pay $100k in damages after some of their power lines were deliberately sabotaged. Yet another problem has struck Alaska Airlines. The founder of Hims outed himself as an antisemite after he offered jobs to anti-Israel protesters for their “moral courage.” // Big Local: King County is asking the public to stay away from areas that the last missing North Bend zebra has been spotted. Kent is hosting a nerdy camp. Two more suspects have been arrested in connection with a gang that is targeting Asian and Indian homeowners. // The United States Air Force has launched an AI-controlled fighter jet.

What’s Trending: Professor Stuart Reges was harassed and stalked at the UW’s “Liberated Zone. A major malfunction at the Skagit County hatchery led to the death of over 1 million salmon. Joe Biden announced that he’s visiting Seattle next week. ‘// Marjorie Taylor Greene is complaining that Fox News called her an “idiot.” Jason goes over some potential VP picks for Donald Trump. // A local newspaper is attacking Kristi Noem for another peculiar claim in her book in which she alleges she met Kim Jong-Un when that appears to be false.

What’s Trending: A Seattle judge threw out criminal trespassing charges for three of the six defendants in the I-5 protests. Two whistleblowers against Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems dead within two months. There has been a spike in “smash and grabs” in Seattle. // LongForm: GUEST: Billy Baldwin and Robert Marbut tackle homelessness – in Seattle and around the country – in a new documentary.  // The Quick Hit: Rantz and Jake Skorheim reflect on not doing anything silly in college – like create autonomous zones. Did they miss out? 

What’s Trending: Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is establishing an emphasis area and will jail suspects in Issaquah. Former Bothell City Councilmember James McNeal is under investigation for the murder of a 20-year-old woman. GUEST: Professor Stuart Reges was confronted at the UW autonomous zone. He explains what happened. // Big Local: Kirkland is offering $100 voucher for people that trade in their gas-powered leaf blower for an electric one. The teens that were arrested in a Bellevue carjacking have also been connected to a $100k fashion store theft. // Iran is offering scholarships to students that have been expelled from American universities.

What’s Trending: There’s a new autonomous zone at UW – and they don’t like Jews. After being conspicuously silent on the antisemitic protests on college campuses, Joe Biden finally spoke out. // With Washington State’s “inclusive” school curriculum slated to start next year, it’s unclear if all schools will comply. // There’s a massive backlog of toxicology reports in King County.

What’s Trending: A Bothell family is filing a lawsuit against Seattle Children’s Hospital for allegedly not treating their now-deceased daughter due to racism. King County authorities are “intensifying” their search for the missing zebra in North Bend. // LongForm: GUEST:  King County council member Reagan Dunn wants an audit of money spent with the Housing Justice Project. // The Quick Hit: Michael Cohen may have just ruined the case against Trump. New York Mayor Eric Adams blasted the antisemitic protesters on college campuses.  

What’s Trending: Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell hosts public safety forum at Garfield High School instead of just implementing a plan. An Olympia mother and her toddler hid in their bathroom as a homeless man under the influence of drugs broke into their home and used their shower. Portland State University closed their campus on Tuesday after antisemitic protesters committed property damage. // Big Local: Bothell City Council member is a suspect in the death of a 20-year-old woman. A metal beam was thrown from an overpass on I-5 near Lynnwood and almost killed the driver. A group of kittens were found in a cardboard box in the cold before being revived by Tacoma Humane Society. // Country music star Jelly Roll’s wife is firing back at critics after she met her “hall pass.”

What’s Trending: A Pierce County man chased after a criminal that stole his truck… and he was the one that was arrested. NYPD moved in on college campuses and crushed anti-American mobs. New York Mayor Eric Adams blasted protesters. UW protesters insist they won’t leave until their demands are met. // Parents and dog owners are quarreling in Seattle over who gets to use certain public spaces. // For the second year in a row REI failed to turn a profit. They lost over $300 million in 2023. Bernie Sanders is going after Ozempic for their sky-high prices.

What’s Trending: Over 250 asylum seekers have been forced to move out of their hotel in Kent and are now setting up shop in a Seattle park. Filmmaker Michael Moore claimed that the protesters on college campuses are not doing anything violent. A Jewish student at UCLA was denied entry onto campus by antisemitic protesters. // LongForm: GUEST: Bronn Journey and Andy Gibb co-owns a local, family-owned restaurant in Snohomish and it’s going to war with the city over permitting for its outdoor structure erected during COVID.  // The Quick Hit: The US drug control agency is reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug.  

What’s Trending: The City of Seattle has finally decided to remove a homeless encampment near Seattle Center. A commercial beekeeper spilled hives onto the freeway in Eastern Washington. Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough called out the antisemitic protests on college campuses by comparing them to January 6th. Whoopi Goldberg blamed the media for the negative coverage of the campus protests. // Big Local: The search is still on in North Bend for the last remaining Zebra that escaped. Tulip Valley Farms has extended its bloom season and lowered the price of admission. A restaurant in Snohomish is in a legal battle with the City over their tent that provides extra outdoor seating. // Barbara Streisand is under fire after asking actress and comedian Melissa McCarthy if she is taking Ozempic.  

What’s Trending: Antisemitism on college campuses continues to spread like wildfire, including at the University of Washington. // A group of children had to watch in horror as a grizzly bear devoured a family of baby ducks. Drew Barrymore had a very awkward encounter with Kamala Harris on her talk show. // Burien residents expressed their concerns at last night’s council meeting about the City’s plans to put a homeless pallet village near Kennedy High School.

What’s Trending: The death of a homeless man in Burien marked the second overdose death in the city in just the last week. Tacoma Public Schools are planning to change their bell schedule for next year’s school year. // LongForm: GUEST:  Ian Halcott is a business owner. His employees at his Pike Place Market coffee shop/bakery had a terrifying run in with a mentally unwell homeless man. The police didn’t respond.  // The Quick Hit: Joe Biden said he would debate Trump but behind the scenes his staff is urging him not to.  

What’s Trending: There has been a surge of fentanyl overdoses among infants in Everett. WSDOT is introducing a plan to use drones to remove graffiti. Portland State University has given into antisemitic activists and paused grants and gifts to Boeing. Guest: UW Republicans Vice President Charles Vo breaks down the antisemitic encampment. // Big Local: Several teens were arrested after stealing a woman’s car in Bellevue before finally being caught in Vancouver. Zebras broke loose in North Bend before finally before finally being corralled by neighbors and state patrol. // Jerry Seinfeld said that the radical Left has killed comedy.

What’s Trending: University of Washington’s antisemitic encampment is now underway. Columbia has told its students to disband their encampment or be suspended. A Columbia professor said that antisemitic rhetoric is not representative of the encampment. New York Times columnist Bret Stephens says students are protesting on behalf of a terrorist organization. // Kristi Noem attempted to do damage control after she admitted in her book that she killed her dog twenty years ago… it didn’t go well. // Jay Inslee gave a nonsensical press conference begging people to buy EVs.  

What’s Trending: Jason goes over the myths of the “lost” immigrant kids story. // Chelsea Manning is “safe” after tweets made people think she was contemplating suicide. // GUEST: Former Washington State Republican chair Susan Hutchison will challenge Maria Cantwell for her Senate seat. // SUV sales linked to pedestrian deaths.

What’s Trending: Schools in Tukwila are welcoming in 300 new migrants without alerting the public. Seattle is concerning rolling back it’s pay requirements for rideshare delivery drivers. A new study is exposing how Lunchables are detrimental to your health. // GUEST: Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage foundation discusses day 1 of the court proceedings at Trump’s hush money trial. // The Quick Hit: AI is allowing autonomous robots to improve our roads.

What’s Trending: 9 juveniles were arrested in Kirkland for carjacking. Guest: Mark Mullet is claiming that the Washington Democrat primary is rigged in favor of Bob Ferguson. // Big Local: City Leaders in Bellevue are calling out the King County Sheriff and King County Executive Dow Constantine to resolve the dispute over the city’s camping ban. Gig Harbor is facing a budget shortfall after voters rejected a property tax increase. // A California teen blasted the state’s education system in a Fox News interview.  

What’s Trending: Three children in Everett have died in the span of 5 days from exposure to fentanyl. An abandoned restaurant in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood has become a drug den. Residents in the neighborhood have had enough. The federal government is planning to reintroduce grizzly bears to the North Cascades. // UW’s antisemitic encampment is now slated to get underway on Monday. Meanwhile, there has been a slew of arrests of radical professors on college campuses across the country. // In her new book, Kristi Noem said she once shot her own dog.

What’s Trending: A Washington State Supreme Court Commissioner declared that Washington’s high-capacity magazine ban will stay in place while it works its way through the courts. Renton has decided to disband its annual fireworks show over environmental and noise concerns. A State Senator in Minnesota committed a burglary and tried to claim she was checking on a loved one as her alibi. // LongForm: GUEST:   After getting redistricted, State Rep Gina Mosbrucker (R-Goldendale) is calling it quits  // The Quick Hit: After more campus unrest, the Chancellor of Vanderbilt University said he would have violent protesters arrested.

What’s Trending: Antisemitic Seattle activists are plotting attacks against SPD. In his first interview since the Washington State GOP Convention, gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert slammed the chaos that ensued. // Big Local: A Lynnwood neighborhood experienced two drive-by shootings in the span of four days. Lake Washinigton School District says students were antisemitic during the walkout. // Researchers have released a new study that found AI can predict someone’s political orientation just be looking at someone’s face.

What’s Trending: UW antisemites postponed their encampment because the participants are too white. A driver in Snohomish County ended up in a fatal collision when he had his Tesla on “autopilot.” // The Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Trump immunity case. // Jason dissects some of legal arguments made at the Supreme Court today.

What’s Trending: 911 audio tells a more complete picture of the shooting in Renton that claimed the life of a 15 year old. Parents and students have safety concerns after a drive-by shooting occurred just down the road from Garfield High School. The Seattle Police Officers Guild has reached a tentaive agreement with the City of Seattle. // LongForm: GUEST: Harris Faulkner (Fox News) joins the show to discuss antisemitism growing on college campuses.  // The Quick Hit: Part 2 of Jason’s interview with Harris Faulkner.  

What’s Trending: Joe Biden has signed a “TikTok Ban’ into effect. So what’s next? According to a new study, one-third of kids who have a concussion end up with mental health issues. GUEST: Pastor Russell Johnson is headed to New York for tomorrow’s rally for Israel at Columbia University. // Big Local: Spokane is toying with the idea of forcing landlords to give at least 6 months notice before raising their tenants’ rent. In-N-Out Burger is proposing a second Washington location. Did Boeing retaliate against Everett workers? // Roseanne tweets out a bizarre joke about Joe Biden sexually assaulting her.

What’s Trending: UW is setting up yet another antisemitic encampment in the quad tomorrow. Mike Johnson visited Columbia University and called on the President to resign. // Light rail no one will use in Bellevue gets better security than light rail that needs it in Seattle. After many burglaries within a one-block stretch, Seattle business owners are getting fed up with the crime. // GUEST: UW Professor Stuart Reges reacts to tomorrow’s likely antisemitic encampment on campus.   

What’s Trending: Tacoma is testing out using intensive care support to keep people from re-offending. Many Seattle small businesses are not aware that the city has a fund to reimburse them for damages after break-ins. Ilhan Omar’s daughter claims she was sprayed with chemical weapons while protesting. // LongForm: GUEST: We check in with Kevin Larson after he was attacked by an owl. Has it attacked since? Did he lose his sense of masculinity when his wife saved him?  // The Quick Hit: Foreign affairs experts are worried about a second Trump term’s foreign policy.  

What’s Trending: The antisemitic protests at Columbia University continue. Joe Biden tries to play both sides on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Jay Inslee accidentally mocks Bob Ferguson’s ferry plan. // Big Local: A dental office in University Place was burglarized, but police don’t know what use the equipment could be for the thieves. A driver in Auburn was arrested after he intentionally tried to hit people in a park. A man in Lacey attempted to bury his wife alive. // Alec Baldwin was harassed in public by pro-Palestinian protester.

What’s Trending: Jew-hating high schoolers staged a walk out today in Washington. Here’s how it went. Legal scholars are blasting the NY Trump indictment as a ridiculous legal theory. // Jason provides and update on his new dog. A Washington State prison is trying out a new program that will help inmates bond with their children by playing video games. // A new study is raising concerns about the use of Melatonin as a supplement.

What’s Trending: Seattle Jewish leaders are concerned that the state-wide pro-Palestine walkout could spread antisemitism. An armed prior has Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood on high alert. An MSNBC writer says that the fact there a few Black players in Major League Baseball should serve as a warning about the war on DEI. // LongForm: GUEST: Attorney Josh Bleisch // The Quick Hit: Ilhan Omar’s Daughter was arrested and suspended from Columbia for her participation in the antisemitic protests.  

What’s Trending: The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over a previous 9th Circuit ruling that said cities could not ban public camping if there are no available shelter beds. GUEST: Former state rep Jesse Young details a parental rights event coming up in Gig Harbor. // Big Local: Pygmy goat that went missing at a Washington fair has been recovered. Northshore School District parents are attempting to save a fifth-grade music program. A new Pierce County bus route is expected to save commuters up to 20 minutes. // A history teacher says racism against white people is justified.

What’s Trending: The Washington State GOP endorsed Semi Bird for Governor over the weekend. Was the convention really as chaotic as the media is saying it was? A man was killed at Muckleshoot Casino in a random stabbing. April is distracted driving month. // The antisemitic protests at Columbia University are finally getting called out. A Jewish Columbia University Professor had his security card deactivated. // Jason adopted a dog over the weekend… and he might have been kidnapped.

What’s Trending: Activists protest the lack of transparency in SPD chief search. // Keith Ellison is going to boycott the NFL. // The Big Local: A couple in Olympia gave their newborn an extremely long name. Monroe is the latest city in Snohomish County to allow ATVs on city streets. // An update on the impending South Lake Union encampment.

Jason Rantz and Jake Skorheim tackle the Golden Bachelor break-up, crotch-staring, OJ Simpson memorabilia, and paying back your student loan debt, hippies! 

What’s Trending: Thieves used a very sly tactic to steal from Seattle storage units. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is asked if he believes a major war will breakout in the Middle East. Country music star Jelly Roll is launching a music studio in a Nashville prison that he once spent time in. // LongForm: GUEST: Benji Backer (author of “The Conservative Environmentalist”) explains how progressive commandeered the environmental movement. // The Quick Hit: California has spent tens of billions on homelessness but they have no way to gauge whether it made any impact at all. The City of Portland has battled over a homelessness database for 8 years that’s completely useless.

What’s Trending: There’s been a huge spike in bank robberies in North Seattle. Can anyone decipher what Joe Biden just said? At the behest of China, Apple has removed WhatsApp and Threads from its app store. Guest: A Lake Washington School District mom is horrified by the antisemitism she has seen on campus. // Big Local: A gang in Eastern Washington was arrested in Yakima for running a cockfighting ring. A judge has put a teen shooting suspect back into custody after his mom turned him in. A man in Sumner has plead guilty to living under a fake identity for 25 years. // Joe Biden claims that his uncle was eaten by cannibals during WWII.

What’s Trending: There’s been a huge spike in bank robberies in North Seattle. Can anyone decipher what Joe Biden just said? At the behest of China, Apple has removed WhatsApp and Threads from its app store. Guest: A Lake Washington School District mom is horrified by the antisemitism she has seen on campus. // Big Local: A gang in Eastern Washington was arrested in Yakima for running a cockfighting ring. A judge has put a teen shooting suspect back into custody after his mom turned him in. A man in Sumner has plead guilty to living under a fake identity for 25 years. // Joe Biden claims that his uncle was eaten by cannibals during WWII.

What’s Trending: Israel made a number of strikes inside Iran in retaliation to Iran’s drone attack attack last week. Antisemitic protests broke out at Columbia University. Drama ensued at the Washington GOP Convention. // A vehicle smashed into the entrance of North Seattle motorcycle shop. The DOJ is creating a carjacking task force in Seattle. // The ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that Seattle Police couldn’t arrest a street preacher for inciting hostility.

A terrifying claim out of a Wendy's in Michigan has Jason Rantz mildly freaked out. Plus, Rantz and Guy Benson discuss the crime crisis.

What’s Trending: Suspended Seattle teacher Ian Golash has decided to play offense by leaning into antisemitic talking points again. Washington Republicans are attempting to make it a felony to block a highway intentionally after the Palestinian protests at Sea-Tac Airport. A Palestinian activist wouldn’t condemn the chants of ‘Death to America’ when pressed by Piers Morgan. // LongForm: GUEST: Dr. Raul Garcia is calling out the big money donors supporting Sen. Maria Cantwell’s reelection bid // The Quick Hit: Senator Rand Paul grills Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas at his Senate hearing.

4PM :03 What’s Trending: We finally have a jury in the Trump hush money trial. Google has fired their antisemitic staff after they performed a sit-in at their senior level offices. :30 – Big Local: King County is spending $2 million on illegal immigrants in Tukwila. Tacoma PD is testing out a gunshot-detection system. The technology has yielded mixed results. The Tacoma News Tribune is asking whether a regional approach to homelessness would work better. The answer is no. :46 – An Indiana sports writer had a very awkward social interaction with women’s basketball star Caitlin Clark.  

What’s Trending: The Washington Supreme Court Commissioner says he will decide next week whether a ban on high-capacity firearm magazines will stay in place. Washington state unemployment continues to rise. Ohio’s Attorney General has shot down a Democrat scheme to get Joe Biden on the ballot past the deadline. // Jew hating Eastlake High School students warn each other to cover faces and not talk to Zionists. USC Valedictorian Repeatedly Dodges Whether She Endorses ‘Complete Abolishment’ of Israel as She Shared It on Instagram. // I guess we’re pretending these bathrooms aren’t for the homeless drug addicts.  

Jason Rantz now knows what people mean when it comes to being so addicted to app-based games that they spend a ton of money on in-app purchases. Plus, Benjamin Netanyahu makes it clear that Israel will strike back against Iran.

What’s Trending: A teenager and a twenty-year-old went on a high-speed car chase with Seattle Police. Who are really behind the anti-Israel protests? Anti-capitalists. // LongForm: GUEST: Chief Amy Smith oversees the new CARE Team experiment in Seattle. She explains what is hopes to do to help free up police.  // The Quick Hit: NPR’s CEO has decided to resign rather than be suspended. She also said that the First Amendment is the number one challenge in fighting disinformation.  

What’s Trending: The FAA removed a ‘ground stop’ advisory for Alaska and Horizon airlines and everyone went nuts. A Boeing whistleblower spoke on Capitol Hill today about safety issues with the 777 and 787 planes. Dave Reichert stops by the show to discuss Bob Ferguson’s latest attack ad against him. // Big Local: Citizens in Redmond are demanding a halt to the construction of a new affordable housing facility. Unincorporated King County will be getting a minimum wage hike because progressives don’t understand how business works (or just don’t care). // Actor Billy Dee Williams recently said on Bill Maher’s podcast that actors should do blackface if they want to.

 What’s Trending: Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has released an attack ad against Republican gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert for his stance on gay marriage. Washington State Representative Jacqueline Maycumber has threatened to sue Loren Culp over tweets he made about her. // Is crime truly declining? An Axios editorial is little more than Democrat politicking. // A high school student in North Carolina received a three-day suspension for saying ‘illegal alien.’  

Antisemites seem to finally be facing consequences for their illegal or despicable behavior. But will it last?

What’s Trending: Washington State has higher gas prices than it did last year. Pro-Palestine Google employees protested outside the company’s South Lake Union office to object to the country’s contract with Israel. The American Airlines pilots union said it has seen an increase in “safety-related issues.” // LongForm: GUEST: GUEST: Congressional candidate Leslie Lewallen is calling out the WA GOP for the new way they’re handling endorsements this year.  // The Quick Hit: Some House Republicans are calling on Speaker Mike Johnson to resign.

What’s Trending: An Island County Democrat is claiming she’s the victim of a fake email scam. The United States Supreme Court has allowed Idaho to enforce its ban on ‘Gender-Affirming Care.’ Meanwhile, a West Virginia transgender sports ban was overturned in a federal appeals court. Radio host Clay Travis says that Trump supporters should find a way to get on the jury on Trump’s NY trial. // Big Local: A 16-year-old suspect has been charged in the shooting death of another Renton teenager. The suspect was already on electronic home monitoring. The Renton City Council has approved a large bonus increase for lateral officer hires. You can help name Pierce County’s new litter vacuum truck. // NPR has suspended an editor who exposed the left-leaning bias at the outlet.

What’s Trending: A homeless encampment in Seattle still hasn’t been moved despite open air drug use and safety concerns. The Seattle teacher Ian Golash that justified the October 7 atrocities in Israel has been put on administrative leave. GUEST: Lindsay Stamp (co-captain of Borderline Dance) reacts to the international coverage her story received, and explains if they’ll ever perform at the Seattle Hoedown again. // Democrats in Snohomish County claim drug contamination isn’t unhealthy and we shouldn’t test for it in homeless housing. // A dumb viral tweet was circulating after a man thought people assumed he was a basketball player only because he’s black. A London dentist went viral on TikTokafter she revealed three surprising times to not brush your teeth,

Seattle media continues to botch the story of why Seattle Public Libraries are closing early. Plus, the US Supreme Court may finally roll back ridiculous progressive policies around homelessness. 

What’s Trending: A homeless man in Seattle was arrested at a park after his third try at building a cabin. George Washington Law Professor Jonathan Turley says that the Trump’s opponents made a mistake by trying to file so many cases against him instead of just focusing on one. Best Buy laid off many of its ‘Geek Squad’ employees in favor of Artificial Intelligence.// LongForm: GUEST: Attorney Kayla Toney represents two local students in Issaquah. They’re suing after their school won’t allow a religious club be formed.  // The Quick Hit: On an interview on ABC This Week with George Stephanopoulos, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu explained his rationale for backing Donald Trump in 2024.

What’s Trending: Iran launched a wave of drone and ballistic missile attacks at Israel over the weekend. The Biden Administration is facing criticism for it’s wavering support of Israel. Sound Transit’s Link Extension project in West Seattle is forcing some businesses to move. Actress Rebecca Ferguson is under fire after calling an anonymous co-star an “idiot” and calling them out for screaming on set. // Big Local: There is a “kissing thief” going around Kitsap County and she just stole a $5,000 necklace. Residents in Carnation are raising concerns over a concert series coming to Remlinger Farms due to traffic and environmental issues. // An airline employee was caught on video swearing at a passenger in the security line during a heated altercation.

What’s Trending: The jury selection process has begun in Donald Trump’s Manhattan “hush money” case. A teen in Renton has died from wounds he received in a shooting. A State Senator has interesting solution to the false alarm issue at the Tolt River Dam in Carnation. // Pro-Palestine protesters shutdown traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge and at O’Hare airport in Chicago. Another pro-Palestine protester threatened to kill the Bakersfield, California City Council at a meeting. // Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist from “The Golden Bachelor” announce that they are ending their marriage after just three months.  

What's Trending: White House official mocked 'dying' McCain at internal meeting. // Jason reviews Life of the Party and Breaking In. // GUEST: State Senator Joe Fain supports a measure to make free paid postage for ballots statewide. // Starbucks is changing their bathroom policy in the wake of the controversy, this inspires public bathroom stories from the show staff.

Jason Rantz provides the week's Double Shots, which includes mocking eclipse coverage, stepping in the 'shoe killer,' and a TMI conversation about cicadas. But Rantz and Jake Skorheim risked cancellation by asking if Jake's pregnant wife is being selfish with one aspect of giving birth... uh oh.

What’s Trending: A Washington State rule could leave Biden off the November ballot, but the State has a solution. A man on a terror watchlist was released by border patrol into the United States. A mother who lost her daughter in a hit and run hopes that a series of new billboards will help her find the one responsible. // LongForm: GUEST: GUEST: Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell is starting a violent crime task force and takes on partisan politics getting in the way of solutions to crime. // The Quick Hit:  A story about an AirTag found in a kid’s shoe was all a misunderstanding.  

What’s Trending: A bizarre Seattle car chase resulted in a homeless encampment getting run over. The CEO of the Anti Defamation League Jonathan Greenblatt said some of the antisemitic stories he’s heard from Jewish students on college campuses are horrifying. GUEST: Maia Espinoza is running for Senate in the 28th Legislative District, hoping to wrestle control back from the fringe T’Wina Nobles. // Big Local: Parents in Tacoma are outraged with water quality issues at a local school. Arrested teens that recently went on a crime spree in Renton allegedly had an AK-47. There’s Drama in Burien over the Police Chief. // UC Berkeley Law Professor and his wife were forced to confront pro-Palestinian student protesters that organized in front of their house.

Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders held a public forum last night to address his hiring of Christopher Burbank, a police officer acquitted during the Manny Ellis case. The proposed “SAFE Parking Act” by lawmakers in Washington D.C. would boost security at airports around the country after a spate of thefts nationwide. Democrats again resort to a lazy political talking point to prop up unconstitutional student loan debt cancellation. // Axios pretends the term “Latine” is a thing. Trump’s favorable ratings among Black and Hispanic voters has surged lately. // A new survey found that Costco is extremely popular with Washington State residents. But Boeing? Not so much.

Rep Shiela Jackson Lee made her moon gaffe even worst. Democrats go after more guns. And there's fall out from the NPR essay correctly calling out the network's left-wing bias.

What’s Trending: Tacoma’s ICE processing center is facing scrutiny from activists after a number of 911 calls made by workers at the center. Costco is now only allowing members to use their food court. GUEST: Andrea Suarez (We Heart Seattle) takes us through a new development in the fight against harm reduction – the tearing down of the People’s Harm Reduction Alliance office in Seattle // Big Local: A Kitsap County Deputy saved a young boy that was abducted by his mother. He says it’s because he listened to his gut. The Thurston County Sheriff has decided to host a public forum to address concerns over his hiring decisions after he hired Christopher Burbank, a cop that was acquitted in the Manny Ellis case. // A Gen Z American goes viral on social media for his rant on not being able to survive on his salary.

What’s Trending: The Swinomish Casino and Lodge in Anacortes has finally given a reason behind their closure. Seattle scored a 4.24 out of 10 in a recent ‘quality of life’ poll. In two of the dumbest minutes in the history of The View, Whoopi Goldberg says the reason voters blame President Biden for inflation is because they don’t understand civics. // LongForm: GUEST: State Senator Phil Fortunato is running for Secretary of State. He explains what he’d do to address people’s concerns about election security.  // The Quick Hit: A new report found that two-thirds of colleges in the United States require DEI courses to graduate. A mother has sued Puyallup School District for a teacher allegedly physically abusing a child

3 PM :03 – What’s Trending: Homelessness is behind the recent flux in library closures in Seattle but nobody wants to say it. OJ Simpson has died and nobody in the media seems to know how to talk about it. :30 – Former CBS News reporter Catherine Herridge sounds off in front of Congress about how the network seized her records. :46 – A woman in Oregon found a 20 million-year-old fossil on the beach.

Joe Biden has a new strategy to win his re-election, though it's not new and it's not a good strategy. Plus, an MSNBC guest rips into an MSNBC guest.

What’s Trending: Tybo Rogers a UW Football player was arrested on two counts of rape and dismissed from the team. There’s a new Democrat talking point: we’re doing better than when we didn’t have toilet paper. // LongForm: GUEST: Lindsay Stamp (Borderline Dance team co-captain) explains how her team was effectively kicked out of a dancing convention for wearing American flag-themed shirts. // The Quick Hit: Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said that the impeachment of Alejandro Mayorkas will hinder his ability to do his job. President Biden says he’s considering whether he has power to shut border.

 What’s Trending: In an interview with Univision, Joe Biden criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the war in Gaza.  Guest: Attorney Pete Serrano with the Silent Majority Foundation is representing Gators Custom Guns in its lawsuit against Washington State over its high-capacity magazine ban. He explains why historical precedent is on their side. // Big Local: A new state law in Washington State requires at least 30 minutes of recess per day in Elementary School. Port Angeles schools are closed for the third straight day as teachers remain on strike. The first In N’ Out Burger will open in Washington by 2025. //The NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban doubled down on previous comments where he referred to illegal immigrants as “ghost criminals.”

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Dance team told American flag shirt made some feel ‘triggered and unsafe’ in Seattle. The decay of downtown Seattle businesses continues as Lululemon announces it will close its store in Westlake Center. Danny Westneat’s new column in The Seattle Times proves he knows almost nothing about the Bruen decision or originalism. Host of The View Whoopi Goldberg says Republicans want to bring back slavery after the Arizona abortion decision.

What’s Trending: A Seattle pot shop was broken into by a group using a stolen car. Former Washington gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp is facing expulsion from Sheriff and Police Chief’s groups. Texas Congressman Sheila Jackson Lee claims that the Moon is made of mostly gases. LongForm: GUEST: The Pursuit NW Pastor Russell Johnson says the Seattle Times canceled at ad buy at the last minute because the publisher // The Quick Hit: Anti-Israel Protesters shut down the Senate cafeteria. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says there’s no evidence of genocide in Gaza.

What’s Trending: The left’s rhetoric regarding Donald Trump has gone completely insane. GUEST: Josh Sweet is a local who started a petition to save the Angle Lake Fireworks Show on July 4th – after the city unilaterally decided to kill it over “environmental and safety concerns,” and replace it with fireworks. // Big Local: Swinomish Casino in Anacortes has temporarily closed due to “technical issues.” The Everett City Council is going to vote on proposed changes to the bikini barista dress code. // An ABC sitcom star when on an absolutely unhinged rant about Donald Trump.

 What’s Trending: Exclusive: Seattle Times canceled $18,500 ad buy when publisher learned they would be promoting a church. A judge has ruled Washington’s high-capacity magazine ban unconstitutional. // The Arizona Supreme Court just issued a ruling that could effectively ban nearly all abortions in the state. Donald Trump made a statement saying he supports abortion laws being decided on a state-by-state basis. // The Head Couch of of South Carolina’s women’s basketball team said she’s fine with transmen playing women’s sports. 

Jason Rantz was a guest on KIRO Nights with Jake Skorheim as the two discuss the questions we all have, but feel uncomfortable asking, about conjoined twins who marry. Plus, John Fetterman gets unwoke on squatters. 

What’s Trending: A grandmother was shot twice at an ATM in Covington while she was with her granddaughter. UW Daily staffers were harassed antisemites, so will they stop carrying water for them? //LongForm: GUEST: Eric Smith stopped a car theft in progress in Puyallup. But he ended up on the hood of the getaway driver’s car. // The Quick Hit: The IDF has dismissed multiple officers after the mistaken attack on aid workers. Chef Jose Andres, Founder of World Central Kitchen accuses Israel of fighting a war against humanity.

What’s Trending: Two different pedestrians were killed on I-5 in the span of 24 hours. Transportation Secretary made the claim that Washington DC is safer now than when he entered office. Guest: A UW student had his Israeli flag stolen by antisemites, but the UW PD didn’t bother to send someone over to assist. // Big Local: A Renton park has been tied to a deadly virus affecting dogs. Arlington dog breeders had three French bulldogs and their van stolen. A shoreline gas station owner is fed up after his store was burglarized. // The White House has responded to the Pope after the Vatican condemned gender theory.

What’s Trending: Today’s solar eclipse was taking the world by storm… and people are way too excited about it. A Puyallup man was nearly run over by two car prowlers but lived to tell the tale. // A far-left Seattle public school teacher named Ian Golash made virulently anti-Semitic remarks. // A student complained about Ian Golash’s comments in the classroom and said they made him feel uncomfortable. 

What's Trending: David Hogg announces who else he wants to boycott. // Mitch McConnell isn't worried about Trump firing Robert Mueller. // The Big Local: Parking in downtown Olympia is about to get easier. The Tacoma Dome is getting a $30 million renovation. // How many people actually use their guns in self-defense?

A saw blade nearly killed a person who didn't see it coming. People keep calling things based. And there's an illegal immigration double standard made more apparent this week. 

What’s Trending: Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland is issue a new camping ban ordinance. Hilary Franz has a weird response to the New York earthquake. Olive Garden is losing ‘lower-income’ customers as American pinch pennies. ‘99 cents only’ stores shuttering all locations, citing ‘inflationary pressures.’ //LongForm: Maxima Patashnik with the Call Out Antisemitism Campaign and Jewish Federation of Seattle is imploring people to call out and correct antisemitism, rather than let it fester. // The Quick Hit: Oregon reverses its drug legalization.

What’s Trending: A Ballard restaurant was broken into again for the third time. Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns that Israel could become indistinguishable from Hamas. A new column claims that Donald Trump will jail his political opponents. // A 15-year-old in Renton when on a crime spree along with several other teens after removing his ankle bracelet for the fourth time. This weekend marks the 91st annual daffodil festival in Pierce County this weekend. Protesters in Shoreline gathered to oppose the removal of trees that are being cleared to help commuters. // The Rock has come out and said that he will not be endorsing Joe Biden again in 2024.   

What’s Trending: A felon who had previously been convicted 10 times was arrested after engaging in a police chase that lasted for more than 30 miles. // Pro-Hamas protesters gathered at multiple universities last night and called for the destruction of the state of Israel. // Jason spoke with Meteorologist Cliff Mass about if we will even be able to see anything during Monday’s solar eclipse due to cloudy weather.  // Kamala Harris falsely claimed that the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament wasn’t allowed to have brackets until 2022.

A Seattle Times reporter seems upset that a murderer died in solitary confinement he asked for, and there's a raging debate about potato classification. 

What’s Trending: There’s a solar eclipse on Monday, here’s how can you watch it safely. A Seattle teenager with impaired vision started a campaign to add an accessible sidewalk. A California fast food chain is closing some of its stores after the state raised the minimum wage. A new study survey finds that 1 in 3 LGBTQ adults say they have been treated unfairly by a health care provider. // LongForm: Guest: Comedian and KTTH host Jimmy Faila tackles comedy in the cancel culture era, plus previews his Friday night show in Federal Way  // The Quick Hit: Police not pressing charges after JK Rowling tests Scotland’s new hate crime law.

What’s Trending: California is introducing speed-limiting devices in cars, would it work in Washington? Jason checks in on the latest polling in Washington State elections. // Big Local: Bellevue Police are investigating a series of burglaries at vacant homes for sale. The City of Seatac has swapped their annual 4th of July Fireworks show on Angle Lake in favor of a drone show. // The White House is asking FOX News to take down a story that said the Biden Administration would not allow religious-themed Easter eggs at their Easter event. 

What’s Trending: A 17-year-old in Federal Way broke into 69 cars in 24 hours. The Federal Way Mayor and Police Chief have previously called on Washington’s police pursuit ban to be repealed. We Heart Seattle intervened to clean up a homeless encampment in a North Seattle neighborhood. Two Texas homeowners are furious after a squatter refused to leave their home and the police won’t remove him. // Migrants in Kent that that were on the verge of getting kicked out of a hotel have had their stay extended due an anonymous donation. The Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson has order workers at City Hall to return the office… and they’re not happy about it. // UN Climate Adviser Ayisha Siddiqa claims that climate change is caused by white men. 

Jason Rantz goes over the Wisconsin primary results -- and the bad news for both Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Plus, people were ridiculously mean and rotten after learning of Rep. Lauren Boebert's recent health scare.

 What’s Trending An SPD police officer is under investigation after pulling a bus driver over for reckless driving. Amazon is getting rid of “just walk out” technology, and it turns out they were watching customers the entire time. The famous atheist Richard Dawkins said he identifies as “cultural Christian” and is “horrified” by the promotion of an Islamic holiday. // LongForm: GUEST: Carnation Mayor Jim Ribail says the city is moving forward with a lawsuit over the repeated alarm errors on the Tolt River Dam.  // The Quick Hit: Megyn Kelly pressed Ben Shapiro on whether The Daily Wire values free speech until it comes to Israel. A far-left doctor claims that Israeli troops are executing healthcare workers. Congressman Ro Khanna says he believes Biden’s poll numbers will improve when the war in Gaza ends.

What’s Trending: The defense in a triple homicide case in Des Moines tried to submit AI-enhanced video as evidence, but the judge dismissed it. Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele said that executives set strict guidelines for her interview with Joe Biden. Senate Democrats are now urging Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to step down while Joe Biden is in office so that a Republican can’t fill her potential vacancy. // Big Local: Christopher Burbank, the police officer that was acquitted in the Manny Ellis case, has resigned from the Thurston County sheriff’s office after activists called for his ouster. A mother in Everett has been held on $5 million bail for the alleged murder of her 4-year-old son. Gig Harbor is starting a new ridshare service that is like Uber, except it’s public transit. And it’s only $2. // Venezuelan refugees that were kicked out a hotel in Kent have now setup camp in Seattle. 

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Washington’s Lottery accidentally created AI porn out of a user’s photo. A man in Federal Way has been arrested for attempted murder after stabbing multiple people in Point Defiance Park. // A former hotel in Redmond is opening up as a supportive housing facility for those that are chronically homeless and will be managed by The Salvation Army. The Bellingham Herald has a new piece in which it attacks the Supreme Court for “criminalizing homelessness” by allowing cities to ban public camping. // Lizzo clarified a previous Instagram post in which she suggested she was quitting the music industry. 

Jason Rantz was on the Guy Benson Show today and Guy reminded him of an incident over the weekend that saved him from having an awkward and uncomfortable conversation with someone who was collecting signatures for what was almost certainly a left-wing cause.

What’s Trending: A Rainier View principal has been transferred after years of complaints from staff and parents. They allege she discriminated on the base of race and religion. Left-wing activists in Wisconsin are pushing for voters to choose “other” in the Democrat primary to send Joe Biden a message over his support for Israel. // LongForm: GUEST: SPOG President Officer Mike Solan reacts to the dangerous staffing levels for the Seattle Police Department, and explains how a new contract could address some of the concerns. // The Quick Hit: The Washington Post uses White House talking points to frame extremist judge. John Fetterman staffers quit because he’s not a virulent antisemite.

What’s Trending: Democrats are talking Donald Trump for his term “Biden’s Border Bloodbath” after the murder of Ruby Garcia. The teenager that was driving 112 mph in a deadly crash has plead not guilty. But this isn’t the first time he’s done something like this. GUEST: Adam Guillete, President of Accuracy in Media, called out an antisemitic teacher in Seattle with a mobile billboard.  // Big Local: Migrants in Kent are starting a fundraiser as they are about lose their funding to stay in a hotel. Christopher Burbank, the officer that was acquitted in the death of Manny Ellis, has been hired by the Thurston County Sheriff’s department. And activists are up in arms about it. A man who had allegedly been supplying drugs in Whatcom County Jail has been charged with control substance homicide.// Bay Area transit wants riders to carry “intervention” cards to help stop sexual harassment.

What’s Trending: The Seattle Police Department’s staffing levels are in the toilet and at historic lows. In yet another scandal at Green Hill School, detectives found that a security guard fomented an attack on a teen… and she laughed about it. // The Seattle School District is taking the next steps in getting rid of its “gifted” program due to racial disparities. // FOX News host Brian Kilmeade says he thinks Donald Trump should name his entire cabinet now before he has to spend weeks on end in a courtroom. Rory Kennedy, sister of Robert Kennedy Jr., says she can’t support her brother’s candidacy because she fears he will take votes from Joe Biden and hand the election to Trump. 

Jason Rantz compares Bob Ferguson to arsonist and lauds Israel for banning the terrorist channel, Al Jazeera. 

What’s Trending: There was a major accident on I-5 North near Arlington causing an 8-10 mile backup. King 5 News’s “Facing Race” is trying to get to the bottom of why gun violence disproportionately affects black and brown people. A man in  Eugene, Oregon was nearly sliced in half  by a runaway saw blade. // Big Local: Western Washington University is starting an online cannabis course for those that want to get in the industry.  A Walgreen’s employee in Graham was stabbed in the back by a man wielding a knife. // A new case of bird flu was detected in Texas and it is apparently highly contagious. 

The Monologue: The Seattle Police Officers Guild has tentatively agreed to a new contract. We now have bodycam footage of the arrests made of several protesters that were disrupting a Seattle City Council hearing in February.  A cougar is roaming magnolia park—alert your college-aged sons! // LongForm: GUEST: Dmarkis Wigfall (The Singing Barber) had yet another break in. // The Quick Hit:  Trump allies plot anti-racism protections — for white people. 

What’s Trending: Up to 11 people have burglarized a vape show in Normandy Park in yet another “Crash and Grab.” A woman stole an Uber driver’s car in Tacoma after attacking him with an axe. The son of former Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn was arrested for being in possession of child pornography. // White House Press Secretary says it is ‘misinformation’ that the Biden Administration declared Easter Sunday to be the “Transgender Day of Visibility.” The Founder of Transgender Day of Visibility claims that he came out as Transgender when he was eight.// Joe Biden accidentally refers to ‘Easter Bunnies’ as “Oyster Bunnies” and touts the strength of the economy in a softball interview with Al Roker.

What's Trending: Half of the homeless in Seattle aren't from here // CBS says the House is a toss up now despite the oncoming "blue wave," // MSNBC staff tires of Joy Reid's apologies // How much money do you need to make to be happy in Seattle?

Jason Rantz and Jake Skorheim explore why 7-Eleven employees are always on the phone and who they're talking to, zit vanity, crosswalk etiquette and LinkedIn faux paus. 

5PM What’s Trending: A pub in Wallingford is closing down to make room for affordable housing, but now the owners are blaming it on a corporate takeover. A ridiculous tweet is claiming that Iowa women’s basketball star would be capable of playing in the NBA. Nvidia announces AI-powered health care 'agents' that outperform nurses — and costs $9 an hour. // LongForm: GUEST: Kate Gorka (NextGen Marxism) explains the threats of Marxism, how it’s shifted over time, and what we can do about it. // The Quick Hit: Comedian Michael Rappaport, who was virulently anti-Trump, says he may Trump over Biden.

4PM What’s Trending: Seattle’s delivery driver ordinance has been a colossal failure and now the City Council is considering repealing it… but there’s one socialist councilmember trying to get in the way. The City of Carnation’s calls to replace a faulty dam warning system have fallen on deaf ears, so now the City Council is moving to drain the dam entirely. GUEST: Chris Sullivan breaks down some future I-5 traffic woes and a curious case of a dog who identifies as a person. // A Mountlake Terrace pot shop suffers yet another “crash and grab.” The tragic irony is that the store had previously set up concrete blocks, but the property owner removed them. Kirkland police have just arrested multiple members of a crime ring from Southern California that have been targeting members of the South Asian community.// Kia has recalled over 427k vehicles that could roll away while they’re in park.  

3PM What’s Trending: A new survey finds that Washington State Democrats are completely delusional about the direction of the state. MSNBC’s Joy Reid makes the obnoxious claim that Republicans are anti-DEI simply because they don’t black people. // A new development has Jason even more suspicious about the alleged hate crime committed against the Utah women’s basketball team in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. // Donald Trump gave Joe Biden a bad look when he attended the wake of the fallen NYPD officer while Biden was at a campaign fundraiser. Trump said he believed Biden couldn’t go because his base won’t allow him to support cops. 

5PM What’s Trending: An NPR Reporter blames Israel for the starvation of Palestinians and makes the absurd claim that there are 30,000 aid trucks waiting to enter the Gaza border from Egypt. According to WSDOT data, more than 210 bridges in Washington State are in ‘poor condition.’ // LongForm: GUEST: Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling weighs in on his city’s lawsuit against King County.  // The Quick Hit: Jason talks to the radio host that was hung up on radio by Karine Jean-Pierre.

4PM :03 What’s Trending: Renton Police have arrested two teens accused of stealing a car and pulling guns on children… and this kids are being released back to their families. Ironically, this happened at the exact same time King County was holding hearing on closing the youth detention center. // After a NYPD police officer was killed in the line of duty, the Biden Administration is using the incident to push gun control. Notably absent from the officer’s funeral was Joe Biden because he was at a fundraiser instead. However, Donald Trump did attend and said we need to get back to “law and order.” In Edwardsville, Illinois, the school board have voted to use millions of taxpayer dollars to build gender-neutral bathrooms. // Big Local: In Carnation, they have had two more dam breach alarms (which are owned by the City of Seattle) despite the Mayor insisting that they need a new system for years. Michigan State Rep. Matt Maddock was slammed after he claimed that three buses of ‘illegal invaders’ were loading at Detroit airport. It turns out it was just the Gonzaga basketball team bus. Snohomish High School is seeking to ban the use of AI from online assignments.// Police in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho are investigating an alleged hate crime committed against the Utah Women’s basketball team. Weirdly, there’s no footage of the incident.  

3 PM What’s Trending: The City of Burien is suing King County over the homeless ordinance ban that the Sheriff refuses to enforce. After a deadly Renton accident, a new column is raising the question if teens should have ‘speed limiters’ in their vehicles. // Host of The View Sunny Hostin accuses CNN commentator Coleman Hughes of being a ‘pawn of Republicans ‘ for rejecting identity politics. // Danny Westneat runs cover for Washington State AG Bob Ferguson in a new column in the Seattle Times that is possibly the dumbest Jason has seen from him yet. Pro-Hamas protesters gathered outside of FOX News headquarters in New York.

Interested in how Jason Rantz preps a show? No? Then you probably won't enjoy this episode. Sorry.

Jason Rantz addresses the conservative infighting between supporters of Semi Bird and Dave Reichert. Plus, Dana Perino from Fox News makes an astute observation about election security concerns.

What's Trending: A Spokane teacher says that people that look like him should be made to feel uncomfortable after a school newsletter encouraged students to dress up as slaves and hobos. // LongForm: GUEST: Dr. Raul Garcia says Facebook is banning his boosted posts – which they’re not supposed to do for federal candidates. // The Quick Hit: A radio host is taken aback after White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre gets short with him and abruptly ends an interview.

What’s Trending: A new Washington State law says that gun owners have 24 hours to report a lost or stolen firearm, otherwise they will be subject to a $1k fine. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has given his input on what he would like to see you in the CEO for Boeing. A Seattle police officer named Denise Cookie is starting a program aimed at turning kids towards chess instead of crime. // Big Local: There’s been a recent rise in antisemitism in Washington schools, most notably in Issaquah School District where a “teach in” blamed Israel for the death of George Floyd. Meanwhile, in Everett there’s a gazebo being torn down because it is a frequent crime scene, but activists are pushing back. In Lake Forest Park, there’s a man facing multiple felony charges for exposing himself to very young children. // The Seattle City Attorney is prosecuting a man who was recklessly driving and recorded for his 700K Instagram followers.

What’s Trending: King county lawmakers are attempting to put an end to youth detention on the basis of institutional racism. Ronna McDaniel has been fired from NBC and she is likely going to sue for breach of contract. We have finally heard from one of the Israeli hostages freed from Hamas and the details are horrifying. // A California man was arrested for eating a detached leg which he found after a train accident earlier that day. There’s a new trend of people around the country taking advantage of “squatters rights” but Ron DeSantis and Florida are pushing back. // A Stevens County Sheriff’s office received a strange call from a hunter who inquired about the legality of Sasquatch hunting.

Jason Rantz doesn't understand the Costco hot dog phase. Sonny Hostin on the View actually made a good point today. And a gag order on Donald Trump goes too far.

What's Trending: After an outcry from NBC employees, the network has parted ways with former RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. The City of Spokane is working to spending millions of dollars to clean up trash around the city. Republicans are now down to an extremely slim majority after the retirement of Rep. Mike Gallagher. // LongForm: GUEST: Renton Police Chief Jon Schuldt details the youth crime crisis in his city – why it’s happening, and what can be done.  // The Quick Hit: RFK Jr. has picked his candidate for Vice President Nicole Shanahan, Rory Kennedy, RFK Jr.’s sister is worried that his run for the White House will take votes away from Joe Biden. Voters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania say that the price of gas will determine who they vote for.

What’s Trending: The city of Burien is spent more than $500k dollars on human services in 2023 and yet some progressive activists believe they are prosecuting drug possession too aggressively. GUEST: Bellevue city councilmember Jared Nieuwenhuis explains how the city changed course and will now offer officer Bereta health care coverage and Officer Kevin Bereta reacts. // Big Local: The suspect in the Renton crash is a prolific speeder and this wasn’t his first accident that was caused due to him speeding. The Spokane City Council has decided not to declare a homeless state of emergency. Instead, they have decided to spend more money on collecting drug data. We finally have video of a suspected hate crime in Kent. It turns out this wasn’t a case of white man attacking a black woman, but rather the suspect was Hispanic. // A new study finds that a something called “cold therapy” can reduce inflammation and improve your mental health.

What’s Trending: The city of Bellevue is now extending medical benefits for the motorcycle officer who was injured after an accident that resulted in him falling off the ship canal bridge onto I-5. There is an owl in Tacoma that has been terrorizing the area by attacking joggers and kids. A jogger was seen on a ring doorbell fleeing from the owl while on an early morning run. A wage gap study shows that in Washington, women and minorities consistently are being paid less than men. // Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told 60 Minutes that the steady flow of migrants into the US will continue until his demands are met. Rep. Andy Ogles has a solid point that the US should take care of our southern border with Mexico before we try to secure borders overseas. // The head of CPAC Matt Sclapp has been accused of groping one of his staff members and a lawsuit was filed, this lawsuit has since been dropped. 

The Stranger offered an unintelligible hit piece against Jason Rantz. Plus, Rantz explains the one habit of bus riders that drives him up a wall.

What's Trending: The activists who protested the Seattle City Council over the issue of housing for refugees, Councilmember Cathy Moore is now calling for those protesters to face charges. The USMNT beat the Mexican National team in the Concacaf finals and Tyler Adams kicked a “screamer” in a highlight goal. // LongForm: GUEST: Dave Reichert responds to AG Bob Ferguson’s laughable crime plan and explains why he’s the better choice // The Quick Hit: The lottery jackpots are still on the rise and almost $2 billion dollars combined are there for the lucky winners. So many people want to win the jackpots but so many people are spending too much money in the hope of winning. Kamala Harris continues to avoid questions about why the Biden campaign is using TikTok while also shouting about their National Security concerns with the app.

What’s Trending: The Washington State Patrol are investigating twp crimes that resulted in two teenage boys being shot to death. Initially everyone was denying that these crimes were related, it is now known that in fact they are related. The alleged 18-year-old involved in the deadly crash in Renton has been identified, he is suspected of driving up to 112 mph. GUEST: Seattle Police Department Community Service Officer Jeff Steuby founded the Courageous Lions for Courageous Kids program. It helps Seattle kids who experience trauma, through early intervention/access to no cost trauma counseling, which is provided by the Harborview Abuse and Trauma Center.  // Big Local: A teacher in Spokane has found herself on administrative leave after she wrote a piece in the school newspaper that promoted an event about jazz and encouraged students to come to school dressed as slaves or hobos. Students on the Track and Field team at Lewis and Clark high school saved one of their coach’s life by performing CPR on the coach. The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival started early as the flowers have started to bloom. // You Pick The News: Racial Justice Leaders in Boston are calling for the city and White Churches to pay $15 billion in reparations for slavery.

What’s Trending: The CEO of Boeing David Calhoun has announced that he will be stepping down at the end of 2024. Boeing is framing this as the retirement of Calhoun but it seems like an ousting. The Judgment on Donald Trump of $454 million has been reduced to less than half of that after an appeals court ruled in favor of Trump. The UN Security Council passed a resolution that calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. The US abstained from this resolution. // The progressive media is up in arms after NBC News has hired Ronna McDaniel as a political contributor on their network. Many in the progressive media are trying to tear her down over her comments on the 2020 election. // Candace Owens is out at The Daily Wire after some antisemitic comments and some people think she did this intentionally so she could claim her livelihood was taken from her. 

What’s Trending: Town Hall Seattle sets aside tickets earmarked for Black people for its Stacy Abrams event, and Everett man and his parents detained in Arizona and a woman loses her job after harassing a man in a MAGA hat. \\ Big Local: Spokane Mayor Candidates are running on the platform of not becoming Seattle, the Makah Tribe wants to hunt Gray whales, Shake Shack is coming to Kirkland, construction begins on 86,000-square-foot shopping center in Puyallup and an intentionally-failed bank robbery in Bellingham. \\ Jason gives out the ‘Dumbest Tweet of the Day’ award to a college professor.

We have a new James Bond and he’s married to a much older woman. Jason Rantz says it’s depressing to know your spouse will die so much sooner than you — leaving you broken for decades. Plus, do people now feel bad about spreading frivolous Kate Middleton rumors? They should.

What's Trending: The Seattle City Council is trying to get a rollback on the plan to increase the minimum wage for delivery drives in Seattle. Boeing is set to see huge financial losses as a result of their many incidents with their planes in recent months. The FBI is getting involved and there may be evidence of a crime in relation to the incidents involving Boeing’s planes // LongForm: Guest: Sonni Waknin (Program Manager and Voting Rights Counsel at the UCLA Voting Rights Project) explains the reasoning behind destroying our legislative districts on the east side of the state. // The Quick Hit: Stormy Daniels made a controversial comment when referring to the people who have been harassing her over her case involving Donald Trump. She compared the Trump supporters that have harassed her to suicide bombers.

What’s Trending: A Federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that challenged the ability for non-citizens in Washington DC to vote. Public schools in Washington will be required to teach LGBTZ history by 2025. Gov. Jay Inslee signed the bill into law that would require this history be taught while the Holocaust is optional.  // Big Local: The city of Burien has decided to raise their minimum wage, bigger companies are going to be required to pay their employees $3 more than the minimum, smaller companies will have a $2 over the minimum wage requirement. A smash and grab in Skyway that was targeted at at pot shop ended up with the criminals broke into the wrong building and broke into a business that was not in the cannabis industry. There is a burglary spree going on in Maple Valley and the businesses are wising up that they should improve their security measures. // You Pick The News: A handgun was found in the lunchbox of a 2-year-oldwhile at daycare. This happened in Florida and the mother of the child said they she stores her handgun in her glove box in her car but switched her placement of it to her child’s lunchbox because she does not have a purse. 

What’s Trending: The family of man who was killed at a Seattle violence-prevention meeting are now suing the nonprofit. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed a motion to vacate the Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, she defended her reasoning by saying she did not want the House to go into chaos. A horrible call in the Kansas vs Samford basketball game in the NCAA Tournament took the upset victory away from Samford. // CNN is warning that President Biden is on pace for the worst ratings and performance in the polls among Hispanic voters. Biden is behind in the overall polls in majority of the swing states. Democrats were thinking that allowing more immigrants into the country would help their cause, but it is turning around on them. // Author, researcher, and a Fox News correspondent Douglas Murray completely tore down an argument by a South African journalist over the Israel and Gaza war. 

Jason Rantz stopped by the Guy Benson Show to discuss the despicable framing of the Daniel Penny case by ABC News. Then Rantz tackles why progressives think the bar exam is racist and why cops are upset with petty investigations around traffic violations. Finally, Rantz tells a story about watching a homeless man die.

What's Trending: Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a bill that aims to combat graffiti in Washington. This is a pilot program that will test different methods and see which is the most effective to decrease the amount of graffiti. Activists in Tacoma are pressing for the Tacoma City Council to sign an initiative to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. // LongForm: Guest: King County Guild President Dennis Folk says the Executive is purposefully keeping people out of jails. // The Quick Hit: Planet Fitness has seen a huge overall value decrease by $400 million over the issue involving a transgender person using an improper locker room. A mother took pictures of the transgender woman and then had her membership revoked for taking the pictures.

What’s Trending: Bob Ferguson is trying to boost his standing to be the next Governor of Washington. He is doing this by announcing some public safety policies he would implement if elected. He did some media with King 5 News to get the word out. This morning a van crashed into a Belltown bar’s outdoor seating area, the driver ended up fleeing the scene and leaving the crashed vehicle where it was. Washington is seeing their unemployment rates rising higher than ever. // Big Local: A mother and three children have been identified to be some of the victims in the deadly multi-car crash in Renton on Tuesday. A mobile pet clinic in Edmonds reported that their vehicle was stolen. A man is planning to plead guilty for killing eagles to gain their feathers to sell the feathers on the black market. There is a Lakewood bookstore that is set to be demolished in order to build a housing structure and some people in the area are upset. // A university student from Taiwan who tried to get away with an insurance scam by amputating his legs and get $1.3 million only ended up getting $7,200. He now is being required to return the money he got for his legs. 

What’s Trending: The Renton police Chief is concerned with the spike in juvenile crime after 3 teenagers were arrested after a car chase and at least one of the teens had a firearm on them. Three suspects were arrested in connection in armed home invasions in Seattle. The Seattle media is going all in for the Housing First program and are blaming the push back of this program as the reason for why the homelessness crisis continues to be a huge issue. // Benjamin Netanyahu has been invited to the US to speak and this may not work out for the Democrats who has been trying to undermine him. Some have called for his regime to be overthrown and Democrats may have to reverse course. Pro-Palestinian protesters at USF are going on a hunger strike until their ridiculous demands are met. // A TikToker is going viral for his videos that explains to illegal immigrants how they can squat in homes and take advantage of the law. 

Christine Blasey Ford is pushing a new book and we're all supposed to pretend she had evidence to back up her claims against Justice Kavanaugh. Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson is freaking people out with her comments about the First Amendment. Plus, a controversial movie damning white people bombed at the box office.

The proposed supportive permanent housing project in Redmond is continuing to draw backlash from Redmond residents after being moved from Kenmore, an armed robber at a Dollar Tree in Port Angeles fumbled bullets from his gun but still managed to rob the store, and some people are getting overly upset about moderately short shorts in fashion shows. //  Longfrom: Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer breaks down a political controversy with a Sheriff candidate and explains why he's not running for re-election. // Quick Hit: A Montreal man returned from vacation and was surprised to discover that the government sent him a letter saying he was dead.

A Tacoma mom lost her 15-year-old son to a highway shooting and the Washington State Patrol didn't reach out to the victims or their families with information about the case for 90 days, and initially it wasn't even clear which agency's jurisdiction it was. WSDOT is closing I-5 northbound completely tonight from midnight to 4am to install new highway infrastructure, and new, aggressive legislation has been released intending to accelerate the sales of electric and hybrid cars, saying more than half of new sales should be battery-powered by  2027.  // More details have emerged about the deadly car accident in Renton involving 4 vehicles that happened yesterday. In Kitsap County, a naked man grabbed a 3-year-old, fled into the woods and bit a neighbor after being fired upon by that neighbor in a bizarre series of events. An Auburn​ man who pled guilty for shooting his girlfriend and planning to dispose of her body received a light sentence of 16 years in jail. // Senator John Kennedy confronted Olympian skier Gus Schumacher during a hearing on how winter sports are impacted by climate change about his past anti-police tweets. 

Governor Jay Inslee signed 7 laws that aim to curb the opioid crisis in Washington, which will distribute Narcan and increase drug education in schools among other things. A teacher at Evergreen Elementary School in Key Peninsula has been accused of sexual misconduct against a student, and King County councilmember Reagan Dunn is advocating for more transparency on juvenile sexual assault cases.  // The US House held a lengthy hearing of ex-Hunter Biden associates Tony Bobulinski and Jason Galanis investigating Hunter's business dealings and their connections to Joe Biden.  // Director Jonathan Glazer's Oscar speech used pro-Hamas language in his acceptance speech for Zone of Interest and compared the war in Gaza with the Holocaust, leading many celebrities to speak out against him. 

5PM What’s Trending- Sexual assault victims in king county are waiting nearly 2 years to have any justice done. An 11 vehicle crash in Auburn involving 9 motorcycles leads to reiterating motorcycle safety. New Hampshire governor race is all mixed up after Gov. Maura Healey makes head scrating comment on a migrant rape case. // LongForm: Guest: SPOG President Mike Solan breaks down concerns over OPA-inspired harassment campaign targeting cops. // The Quick Hit: Guidelines are erased from a major Trans medical association over critisim about sex changes in children. Non binary school teacher calls out other educators for being racist for correcting peoples grammar.

4PM What’s Trending: Priamila Jayapal tweets that trumps ‘bloodbath’ quote will lead to violence. The media is enraged by Donald Trumps comments saying Jewish voters who vote democrats ‘hate their religion’, but ignores Joe Biden saying African American voters ‘ain’t black if they support Trump. Mark Cuban calls out Democrat Rep. Ted Lieu  on misinformed tweet on Trump’s current financial situation. // Big Local: A 4 vehicle crash leaves multiple people dead and more in critical condition in Renton. Redmond residents are set to protest on 100 unit homeless housing. A skagit county fire department was set on fire after a fire was set in a portable toilet. A 4-year old boy has miraculously survived a fall from the 4th floor of an Everett apartment. // You Pick the News: The GOP files a lawsuit against Nevada State official Cisco Aguliar for an unrealistic number of voter registrations in the state.  

3PM What’s Trending: Anti cop activists are make it a point to report Seattle cops in new harassment campaign. SODO dispensary, Canazone is targeted in burglary for the 2nd time in 5 months. Edmonds school board are in the need to make budget cuts and student and art programs being first on the chopping block. // Texas supreme court passes a law to allow state police to arrest illegal immigrants and have them deported by a supreme court judge, and the left wing media are up in arms about the newly passed law. A task force is formed by the LAPD to help stop foreign ‘tourist’ from making burglaries. New York assembly candidate Ramses Frias calls out AOC for her lack of action in helping local New York communities as crime is on the rise and immigrants overflow the streets. // A Homeless encampment that has been across the street from Seattle Middle School has finally been torn down. Columbus Georgia will pay people a sum of $7,000 to move to the city.  

Jason Rantz is still having problems with Facebook and no one will help. Illegal immigrants now have gun rights protections in the US -- which is why he thinks Progressives won't say anything: two conflicting positions. Plus, a candidate sends out two very embarassing emails -- in error -- ahead of the Ohio primary election results.

5pm 5:03 – What’s trending, Kari Berger recalls the events of being attacked by a cougars and being saved by the other cyclists who were with her. Michael Tyler says that Trump’s out of context ‘bloodbath’ comments will lead to political violence. Nicole Shanahan is expecting to be the running mate for Robert F. Kennedy. // GUEST: Attorney Mark Lamb reacts to the stilly move to allow someone to become a lawyer without having to take the bar exam, and he breaks down the SCOTUS ruling around public officials blocking people on social media.  // The Quick Hit: Laken Riley’s father Jason speaks out about the death of his daughter for the first time.

4PM What’s Trending: Activist against policing use a recent settlement against Washington State police after a trooper makes multiple arrests of people of color, hoping the detail of the cop just starting the job doesn’t come into light. The Biden administration are in the final stages of passing a bill to limit gas powered cars and push people towards Electric vehicles. The adult website “Pornhub” has been limited in the state of Texas to age verification. Voters in Wisconsin talk about inflation in grocery stores playing a factor in who they vote for in upcoming election. //Big Local: Contracters cause $25,000 in damages after going to the wrong apartment complex to do roof repairs, and never returned to fix damages. Activists in Bellingham are trying to push back housing development to save hundreds of trees. A man is shot and killed by Peirce county police department after wondering around tacoma in full body armor carrying a firearm. Tulalip man was sentenced Intermitten prison time for a year after a car crash leads to the death of one man. // The head of an artifact set to be 1,800 years old was found and the origins of it is a mystery.  

3PM What’s Trending: The far left media has taken a Donald Trump quote out of context and running with it. Taking a quote from Donald Trump saying their will be a ‘bloodbath’ if he if loses election. A United Airline flight from San Francisco to Medford Oregon lost an external panel during the flight, and Boeing will still take blame for the mishap. // Many people gather outside of a Bellevue rental home in a landlord protest after a family has not paid rent in a year. Craft Cannabis, a dispensary in Tacoma, was vandalized twice in once day, with the theory that it is a rival dispensary causing the chaos. // A supreme court hearing has gonna over the government pressures over control on social media platforms and the removal of ‘harmful’ content.

What's Trending: The latest on the Toronto van attack. // There's a man who’s lived alone on one of the smaller San Juan Islands for 19 years. // The Big Local: Kent plans to restrict parking in some neighborhoods. People throw a lot of garbage into the Puget Sound in Tacoma. Spicy chorizo is supposedly bringing people together in Yakima. // Surrounding suburbs are actually excited about the Seattle head tax because they believe it'll push business out.

Jason Rantz continues his discussion of a Seattle Times reporter who seems upset that criminals have to finish their jail sentences.

The Monologue: King 5 News reported that the King County’s Sheriff’s Office won a preliminary injunction on the city of Burien’s ordinance on homeless camps. In fact they were not granted an injunction. The Supreme Court has ruled on the blocking of accounts on social media. If it is an account that is not affiliated with your political position, you can block as you want, if you have engaged in any governmental action on their personal account, you cannot block anyone you want. The Boeing plane that had a mid-air plunge was caused by the pilot’s seat may have pushed the pilot into the controls causing the plane to go down, the reason for this thrust may be by a flight attendant accidentally hitting a switch. The Boeing Whistleblower has died to apparent suicide, the man had warned his close loved ones that this could happen as a cover up. // LongForm: Guest: Sean Duffy (The Bottom Line co-host; former WI congressman) breaks down the politics of banning TikTok // The Quick Hit: Seattle Times is mad that felons can’t get out early 

What’s Trending: There is a new app that is designed to warn drivers of a high-speedpolice pursuit heading their way. GUEST: Dr Janette Nesheiwat explains why it was the right move for the UK to ban puberty blocking drugs.  // Big Local: The Pierce County Health Department is taking a new approach to raising awareness about syphilis. They are using a range of humor and pop culture references in the hope the younger generation will be more knowledgeable on this topic. The SeaTac airport had an issue with their terminals trains and caused 2 of them to stop running which left plenty of travelers stuck for a couple of hours. // You Pick The News: A King 5 meteorologist went to a 3rd grade class to ask the kids to draw what they thought a scientist looks like, this was a sexist experiment. 

What’s Trending: People in Seattle have had enough of crime. Mayor Bruce Harrell and other city leaders held a forum and citizens in the audience were hoping for more interaction with the audience rather than just hearing a speech from the officials. The ruling came out in the case of Fani Willis and her affair with her subordinate Nathan Wade. The result of this was not too bad for Willis but it does give more talking points for Donald Trump and his co-defendants in his Georgia election case. A 78-year-old blind woman who had requested her mail to be delivered to her door rather than the mailbox across the street. She got no response from USPS, but King 5 News stepped in to help. // Rideshare apps are leaving Minneapolis after the city has vetoed the Mayors decision of denying a higher wage for the drivers, similar to legislation in Seattle for food delivery drivers. // A Spokane Valley sex offender was arrested again but in Idaho after the man was spotted by a victim’s mother. The man was seen with a teenage boy and the mother could not hold back. 

Jason Rantz explains the latest lazy politicking coming from Team Biden, and complains that it's a woman's world! Or something.

What's Trending: SPD captain suing for gender discrimination is accused of gender bias. Since the bill passed to raise taxes of your consumption of gas in Washington, the price of carbon has dropped which in turn will result in lower taxes. A Dual Language bill will soon be signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee, there are some problems with this legislation, as purposed it would focus on languages that are prominent in that area such as Korean, Tribal languages, American Sign Language. //  LongForm: GUEST: King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn says the Sheriff’s decision to challenge Burien is a dangerous and risky one. // The Quick Hit: An innocent cop was cleared – again – in a shooting. An update on the Garfield HS shooting. And Tacoma PD leads a massive weed bust statewide.

What’s Trending: There was another death of a homeless man in Burien that could have been prevented, if the city ordinance for where and when people can camp out was enforced, this death potentially would not have happened. Sen. Robert Menendez is considering running for re-election but as an Independent, this might be a way for him to gain money to fund his legal defense. GUEST: Nicki Neily (Parents Defending Education) explains how she came across the antisemitic posts by a Mukilteo teacher and what parents can do about their own schools.  // Big Local: An Evergreen State College student died to an inverted carbon monoxide vent. The staff thought was a faulty carbon monoxide alarms and the alert was dismissed, this resulted in the death of the student. A student at Lincoln High School in Tacoma was found with a gun in his backpack, this student and another were suspected of smoking weed at school and upon a search of the students, a gun was found. The student was arrested and expelled from school. // The man who set out to walk across the United States and started in La Push, Washington has finally made it to the east coast in Washington DC. 

What’s Trending: Seattle TikTokers are unhappy with the bill that has passed in the US House that would ban TikTok in the US if the major owner does not sell their ownership stake in the social media platform. The Seattle Deputy Mayor Tiffany Washington went before the Seattle City Council to cite the progress they have made in the homelessness crisis, but the fentanyl crisis is undoing their work. // Sen. Chuck Schumer was attempting to speak to the Israeli people from the Senate but was really saying he wants to find a solution to allow Israel and Hamas to exist together. Sen. Mitch McConnell was not having any of that and called out Sen. Schumer’s comments. Sen. John Kennedy is upset over President Biden’s handling of inflation and how his administration is costing the median income citizens far too much. Kamala Harris visited a Planned Parenthood clinic in an effort to show support for “reproductive freedom” // The Toronto Police are openly telling their citizens to leave their car keys outside in order to avoid being shot by the criminals. Frontier Airlines is now offering upgrades that would allow you to not sit next to someone on your flight. 

5PM 5:03 – Federal Judges say unannounced insepections can’t be made of immigration lockup in Tacoma, as it is considered unconstitutional. Rep. Pramila Jayapal said to the media that Legal and Illegal immigrants help prop up social security. Suspected DUI crash in Milton leads to the decapitation of the backseat passenger. // LongForm: GUEST: Former Secretary of State Kim Wyman explains whether or not she’s running for re-election and breaks down her experiences in D.C. working for Biden. // The Quick Hit: Puberty Blockers for children are banned in the UK.

3PM What’s Trending: Trump posts a statement on twitter after becoming canidate for Rebuplican party. Seattle voters come together to fill out their ballots. A bill is passed that could lead to the banning of Tik Tok, and multiple representatives and senators have express concerns over freedom of speech. People in North Seattle are up in arms after a man is shot and killed at  a gas station. // A teacher in Mukilteo has been spreading antisemitism over social media posts and has supported antisemitism groups with her assistance raising funds. // Democrats have been trying to share the narrative that inflation is down. But no where near as down than when trump was in office.   

4PM :03 What’s Trending: The FAA of found that a 33 out of 89 production aspects at Boeing’s Renton location as failed. Aeospace protesters flood downtown Seattle. A new drug has been administered to Seattle EMT’s to help slow down opioid addiction but it is not a fix-all solution. Dignity for Divas is a non-profit that help women in low-income situations, and is looking to add more food pantries to help stop food insecurities in the state. // Big Local: Energy Vehicle charging stations have been vandalize near Old Carney in Sumner, Sumner police Deparment is treating case as a theft. Vancouver city council decides that homelessness is civil emergency and will not expand camping ban for fear that it will not be good for everyone involved. Mountlake Terrace actress Lily Gladstone will have a tribute despite not winning a ocsar. // An old coal fire pizzeria in New York City talks about the struggles of maintaining their business with new green energy rule.  

Jason Rantz wonders how major companies can put out such poor products and wonders if it’s normal to think about death as much as he is.

4PM  What’s Trending: A State employee at green hill school detention center in chehalis is arrested over allegation of riots in the prison. President Biden doesn’t remember the date of the death of his son Beau. Congressman Chip Roy highly doubts the mental capability of President Biden. // Big Local: The memorial of Washington state Trooper Christopher Gadd was held in Snohomish County. Bothell city council member Rami Al-Kabra is looking to push Washington voters to vote uncommited in the upcoming primary. Large RV fire, causes closure on I-90 on Snoqualmie Pass . Police warn people of a car accident scam in Pierce County. // A new survey says teens feel a lot more happier and more at peace without their phones.

5PM 5:03 – What's Trending: a fight on a light rail near SeaTac leads to a stabbing on a man. Seattle police are struggling on recruitment due to the lowering of the salary limit, despite bonuses being offered. NBA hall of famer John Stockton is filing a lawsuit over covid sanctions set by the CDC . // LongForm: GUEST: Pete Serrano (AG candidate and Silent Majority Foundation Director) says that some misdemeanor were changed to felonies — impacting gun rights.  // The Quick Hit: Claims made by White house’s Ian Sams says that Biden had no idea he had any classified documents.

A high schooler pushes back at a school demanding he remove his American flag from his truck. RFK Jr. has some silly picks for vice president. Plus, partisans over at Deadspin just lost their jobs.

3PM  What’s Trending: Trump chances on nomination in Washington primary are on the rise because of the help of the ‘uncommitted voters’. LGBT community in Tacoma do not feel as safe as once thought has hate crimes are on the rise. // Robert Hur testified about his investigation over President Biden’s handling of classified documents. Pramila Jayapal among other democrat representatives made attempts to expose that Robert Hur and the exoneration of Joe Biden. // Former Boeing quality manager and whistle blower, John Barnett was found dead.

What’s Trending: Nearly 30 bullets were fired at an apartment biulding in Tacoma causing major flooding. The Singing Barber in Ballard had a 2nd break-in just in this past year. Redfin is including climate factors in its listings for home buyers. Netanyahu disagrees with Biden about not going into Rafah // Big Local: 2 people were stabbed in Tukwilla on Sunday. Former Tacoma cops who were aquitted in the Manuel Ellis' trial will not have thier legal fee's payed by the state. In Battle Ground, a 69 year old parade festival is struggling to continue // Biden's executive order is getting a lot of criticism for 'attempting to register' illiegal immigrants. 

What’s Trending: A Seattle homeless man, Mike, reportedly died in a fire 2 days after expressing in an interview that he would never move back indoors, 2 homicides that happened within hours are being investigated by the sheriff's office. Congress is considering a ban on Tiktok // LongForm: GUEST: Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling rips into King County Executive Dow Constantine and Sheriff Patti Cole Tindall’s refusal to enforce his city’s homeless encampment ban. // The Quick Hit:  AI company, ZeroEyes, is trying to prevent school shootings with weapon detection software.

Jason Rantz is joined by MyNorthwest.com editor and movie buff Frank Sumrall to discuss the highs and mostly lows of the Oscars, including who shouldn't have been nominated (surprisingly, a lot of nods were undeserving).

What’s Trending: king county sheriff patti cole-tindall won't enforce the  homelessness encampment ordnance in Burien. Women escapes fire in an encapment near I-5 // Jason reviews the highs and lows of the Oscars //  Pittsburgh police will no longer respond to in-progress emergencies as well no desk officers during 3am-7am

What’s Trending: Seattle is pushing cannabis equity, the Mar-a-lago raid was a bit too thorough and fired healthcare workers are getting a major settlement.// Big Local: A small business in Kent is robbed but no money is taken. // A goat is returned home after being stolen from the Gray's County fair and a therapist posted a video about 'minor-attracted persons'.

Jason Rantz continues his obsession with the Fani Willis drama. Portland and Los Angeles reverse some dangerous progressive policies. And a Double Shot!

What's Trending: The radical left media were out last night and this morning and raving over President Biden’s State of the Union Address, many of them saying this proves that President Biden is in a strong position and ready for a 2nd term. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson on the other hand called out the President for not doing anything about the border and just talking about it and blaming Republicans for his failed bipartisan bill. The Seattle police Department arrested an adult woman and a 14-year-oldgirl for retail theft, $9,000 worth of products were taken upon arrest. There is a memorial set in place for the Washington State Trooper who was killed in Marysville, an antisemitic rally has been planned in the area around the same time the memorial is to take place.  // LongForm: GUEST: Rep Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) says Jay Inslee threatened Democrats to pass a gas ban bill.  // The Quick Hit: Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has announced that he will be running for congress in 2028. 

What’s Trending: Some teens were arrested by Pierce County deputies after a stolen Kia fled from the deputies, they were not pursued because the no-pursuit law is still in place. They were later found and arrested. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has the National Guard in the subways, and they are checking peoples’ bags as they enter. GUEST: Mark Groubert (America’s Untold Stories co-host) breaks down the results in the L.A. County DA’s race – he thinks George Gascon easily wins re-election.  // Big Local: City leaders in Burien are learning what the consequences of having a Dow Constantine appointed King County Sheriff. The Sheriff has instructed her deputies to ignore the new ordinance regarding the homeless. She neglected to tell city leaders she was doing this. // You Pick The News: Alaska Airlines is coming under fire again after a plane arrived at a Portland airport with its cargo door open. 

What’s Trending: MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough was extremely infatuated with President Joe Biden’s State of the Union Address and his comments showed it. Marjorie Taylor Greene heckled President Biden about mentioning Laken Riley and Biden tried to clap back. Nancy Pelosi went on CNN and said that she wished Biden had said “undocumented” and not “illegal” in terms of Laken Riley’s killer, Pete Buttigieg had some similar thoughts. A bill has passed in Washington that would allow public schools to have narcan available in their schools to combat overdoses. // Today is International Women’s day, and a lot of the people celebrating this day could not tell you what a woman is. The Seattle Times decided to target the pay gap between men and women in Seattle. // The Tacoma News Tribune appears to be looking for people to complain about the Tacoma PD. They printed an article that asks if you have been unsatisfied with the performance for the community by the Tacoma Police Department. A Seattle pub named “Conor Bryne Pub” has announced they will be closing at the end of March. 

Jake Skorheim was out with COVID, leaving Jason Rantz as the only person in this building who still hasn’t had COVID. Plus, why do people keep wearing masks outside? Rantz has some answers and none are nice

What's Trending: Not a lot of people have much faith in Joe Biden in upcoming State of the address speech. 'Uncommitted' is being pushed for Washington state democratic party over Biden's handling of the Israel-Gaza war. GUEST: Bellevue Officer Kevin Bereta, in an exclusive interview, details his recovery and how he’s feeling now that the community stepped up to pay for his insurance after the city stopped paying. // LongForm: GUEST: Part 2 of Bereta // The Quick Hit: Americans are placing prop bets on president Biden's State of the union Address

What’s Trending: A new bill passed that allows responding officers to be ticketed. An 8 time convict is chased by Thurston county police through Chehalis western trail. An investigation is underway for Seattle police for deflating tires at a vigil for Gaza victims. GUEST: Gail Flatt is a mom who lost her 14-year-old daughter to suicide – driven to it by social media. She’s Sen. Marsha Blackburn’s guest at tonight’s State of the Union, hoping to bring attention to the Kids Online Safety Act. // Big Local: Pierce County man lost his eye after a teenage suspect shot him the eye after an attempted carjacking. A delivery driver in fife was hit in the side of the truck by someone who was fleeing from police. // WWII kissing photo is under threat of ban by a Virgina official trying to cite it as rape. 

 What’s Trending: The man suspected of hitting and killing Washington state trooper who also is an illegal immigrant has benefited that Washington state is a sanctuary state. Democratic lawmakers have passed a bill that limits where you can carry a firearm. // GUEST: Bellevue Officer Kevin Bereta, in an exclusive interview, details his recovery and how he’s feeling now that the community stepped up to pay for his insurance after the city stopped paying. // Democrats are nervous about how Joe Biden will perform in his State of the union address

00: What's trending-LGBTQ groups are complaining about the Parents Bill of rights allowing parents to have access to their child's academic curriculum and medical records. Jason Miller comments on the media portraying trump as 'weak'. MSNBC's Tara Setmayer says that Nikki Haley droping out helps Joe Biden.  Multiple MSNBC correspondents laugh over Virgina voters concern over immigrations. // GUEST: Guy Benson breaks down the Nikki Haley drop-out speech and what happens next. //  German man has had over 200 coronavirus vaccine shots over a 29-month period.  

Rep. Katie Porter is not coping well with her Senate loss, Fani Willis is likely seething after being exposed as a lying liar who lies, and Jason Rantz wonders if being angry is healthy and natural, so get off his back, ok?

What's trending- Over 500 residents at Longview have not been able to get their opioids all because the chain pharmacies stopped filling prescriptions.  No records have been turned in by Boeing for who worked on the panel that blew off of a 737 jet. James Carnville voices his doubts and concerns about what Joe Biden's capabilities. // Big Local-Police in Mountlake Terrence are expanding naloxone in heat of drug crisis. 2 men in Puyallup stole a French bulldog puppy from Puppyland. In Maple Valley, the mini horse 'Buttercup' ended up being kicked in the head by another mini horse, instead of being shot as  first suspected. Blue headed drug dealer is arrested by Bainbridge police. // You pick the news- Georgia representative Marjorie Taylor Greene tells off a reporter Emily Maitlis. 

What's Trending- Nikki Haley officially drops out of race, she did not endorse Donald trump. during his Super Tuesday celebratory speech, Trump invites supporters of Nikki Haley to support him in this upcoming election. MSNBC's Joy Reid says conservatives vote based on race. Nearly 50,000 Minnesota democrats are still left 'undecided'. The downtown emergency service center in Seattle will not be renewing its lease. // Card skimmers are found at a Walmart in Battleground Washington, police advice people to be cautious.  New York Mayor Eric Adams makes claims saying crime in the city is going down, the very next day someone is jumped on a subway. // A new bill is unveiled by Senator Tom Cotton to prohibit rental car companies from forcing Eletric Vehicles on to customers.  The debate continues in Seattle on whether homeless people should be able to jaywalk. 

What's Trending-Nikki Haley mentions that she has zero intentions of running as a 3rd party independent if Trump wins GOP prmary.The Interview: // LongForm: GUEST: Mark Meredith (Fox News correspondent) is on the campaign trail helping set up Super Tuesday coverage and gives us the latest in the race to replace Mitch McConnell. // The Quick Hit-NewNation's Leland Vittert and correspondent Geraldo Rivera get into lengthy argument over migrant crime. 

Jason Rantz explains why he does not like Geraldo Rivera, details the most overused words, and gets somewhat insecure about calling himself an entertainer.

What’s Trending: Joe Biden wins caucus as polls in multiple states are officially closed. Nearly 20,000 are planning to vote as uncommitted in upcoming primary.  A number of Republicans still supporting Loren Culp despite his attacks on others who disagree with his views. Calling out Jaquline Maycumber on X for her endorsement of Nikki Haley. // Big Local: Suspect of a hit and run of a Washington State trooper ends up being an Illegally immigrant with a lengthy criminal history. An homeless encampment ban of 500 feet near certain locations in the city of Burien has been approved by city council.  // People are up in arms after Biden administration bans Iconic WW2 photo, eventually reversing the ban.  

 What's Trending- – What’s Trending:. Donald Trump mentioned that he could every state in record numbers. Former Communications Director for Vice President Kamala Harris, Ashley Etienne mentioned that Nikki Haley staying in the race would still be good for Democrats. Secretary Pete Buttigieg is heated with CNBC's Joe Keren's comments over Biden's handling of the Border crisis. Joe Biden comments his recent comments about recent polls saying he has 'Five in a row', but the numbers say otherwise. // Colleges in seattle hosts a 'non-partisan' event, mention how much democray is threaten by Donald Trump. // Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison is seeking the removal of Seattle Municipal Court Judge Pooja Vaddadi for multiple occurrences of bias. Vadaddi says that she approaches all cases with 'non partisan' despite multiple claims against her saying otherwise. Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison is seeking the removal of Seattle Municipal Court Judge Pooja Vaddadi for multiple occurrences of bias.

Jason Rantz just turned 29... err, 42. And it has him in a funk as he reflects on a life that is likely halfway over.

What's Trending: A good Samaritan tried to help Washington State Trooper named Christopher Gadd. Trooper Gadd was sitting on the side of I-5 in Marysville and was struck by a speeding driver and was killed in the incident. Antisemitic protestors shut down traffic in Seattle and blocked the entrance of the Space Needle. The Supreme Court decided 9-0 in favor of Donald Trump to be able to say on the Presidential ballot in Colorado. Colorado Sec. of State Jena Griswold called out the Supreme Court saying they have made bad decisions for Democracy. // LongForm: GUEST: Andrea Suarez (We Heart Seattle) spoke with homeless addicts at a large encampment on Mercer by the Seattle Center. They say they’d like help but the city isn’t offering. But how do we know they’re legitimately going to use it?  // The Quick Hit:  An article posted in the Washington Post claims that the US was built on stolen land to downplay the uptick in retail thefts. 

What’s Trending: A 15-year-old was shot multiple times in a drive by shooting that took place in Tacoma. A woman was shot to death in Seattle's Belltown area, and one suspect has been arrested. No suspects have been identified in a shooting that left three men injured in Capitol Hill. The officer who hit a pedestrian while responding to a call in Seattle has been given a traffic ticket. There was a march to remember the woman's life and call for a stricter penalty for the officer involved. GUEST: Rep Travis Couture (R-Allyn) on Democrats blocking local law enforcement from testifying against the pursuit ban.  // Big Local: A former member of Brazilian Jiu-Jistu of Olympia is accused of setting the gym on fire causing over $100K in damages. A large amount of drugs were seized in a month-long operation that targeted drug traffickers. the city of Burien is looking to strengthen their anti-homeless encampments with a new bill. // You Pick The News: Philadelphia's Chief Executive of the Office of LGBT Affairs was arrested along with her husband during a traffic stop. The Mayor of Philadelphia saw the video and called it "concerning". 

What’s Trending: The Supreme Court has made their decision in the case in Colorado against Donald Trump, they have sided in favor of Donald Trump. Democrats are not happy with this decision, some saying the Supreme Court is playing too large of a role in Presidential elections. A Seattle homeless encampment is scheduled to be cleared, the camp has blocked entrances to small businesses and is sending gas fumes and feces downhill to other businesses. // Hamas is refusing to agree to a ceasefire that Israel has agreed to and antisemitic progressives are choosing to attack Israel as a result. Kamala Harris is also calling for a ceasefire but also did not further condemn Hamas, most likely to ease the activists.  // The Washington State Senate has passed three initiatives that range from taxes, schools, and police pursuits. 

00: Family has their Kia stolen despite making attempts to upgrade it to prevent the theft, and their insurance refuses to cover it. Republican Nicole Mallitakis explodes over Illhan Omar's and Pramilla Jayapal's secret trip to Cuba. FAA repair on Boeing 737 MAX and 781 leads to concerns over anti-ice system. // GUEST: Lisa Evans (Vice Chair, WAGOP) explains how and why the party convention is trying to pick a slate of candidates ahead of the primary. // White rural are voted as 'Most Racist' 

What's trending Oregon lawmakers are in the works to pass a bill to roll back the legalization of drugs in the state. Final day to pass any bills through the Washington state legislative, bills that don't pass will be considered dead. Journalist, Catherine Herridge is being held in contempt in court for refusing to release her sources. // Big Local: Everett Business might be forced to relocate to make room for new Everett AquaSox stadium. A toddler who chewed on a straw laced with fetyinal overdosed, but was able to full recovery. Ridgefield Washington will be in the works for getting the states first In-n-Out Burger restaurant // You pick the news- The Oregon restaurant shuts down a Vietnamese restraint over the smell. 

What's trending- The shooting of a man in south Seattle leads to 3 suspects turning themselves in.  Experts say that San Franisco Mayor London Breed's hard stance on harm reduction has no facts to back it up. // A new rule was passed in the state to Arizona that prohibits people from voting without the proof of citizenship, and it leaves people up in arms. // New tik tok trend has travelers find unorthodox ways to be more comfortable, but could come with major safety concerns. The CDC changes covid restrictions from 5 days to one day.  

Jason Rantz is joined by his Double Shot co-host Jake Skorheim as they discuss how wokeness killed one board game and what guilty pleasures they spend their money on. Plus, Jake proves that learning history can be fun!

Jason Rantz talks about masks, sleep patterns and social media.

What's Trending: Trump and Biden are holding dueling border visits in Texas, there's an update on the drunk driving case where officers couldn't pursue, and senator Marko Liias of Edmonds wants LGBTQ+ history taught in schools. // Longform: Chris Sullivan of KIRO Newsradio breaks down the rising toll rates on Highway 167 and Interstate 405. // Quick Hit: Comedian Richard Lewis of Curb Your Enthusiasm passed away at 76, and new details on his death are emerging.

What's Trending: the encampment being built by one man in Seattle's Jose Rizal Park has been cleared, over a hundred thousand biometric gun safes have been recalled including one that Jason owns, and the Biden administration continues to have nothing meaningful to say about his mental fitness. // The Big Local: several Shelton high schools were badly injured during an unplanned football drill with no protection and parents are bringing legal action, and a couple from Florida posed as an Amazon driver to kidnap a baby in Federal Way in an elaborate scheme. // You Pick the News: some upcoming theater performances in London are only for black theatergoers.

What's trending- The Bellevue police officer badly injured in a motorcycle accident on I-5 during Kamala Harris' visit had his healthcare coverage expire amid continuing need for expensive care, and community outrage followed. Llyod Austin's unannounced hospitalization led to strong criticism by representative Elise Stefanik in a hearing. // MSNBC had some choice words to say about the Supreme Court decision to delay Donald Trump's Jan 6 trial. Democrat representative Rashida Tlaib proposed to give $1,400 a month to the homeless to address the housing crisis. // It's leap day, and some experts discussed what would happen if we eliminated leap day. 

Jason Rantz covered another example of dangerous Democrat-passed laws and the explosion of migrant crime for the Guy Benson Show.

Whats trending- A drunk driver will be facing less than 10 years in prison after killing a pregnant mother, and her child, while seriously injuring her other child. Mitch McConnell will step down as Senate GOP prior to the upcoming election. A man refuses to givehis  'cheating wife' a second chance, as announced on social media. // LONGFORM-Michael Baumgartner is running for the 5th congressional distract in Washington. // Quick hits-Guy Benson speaks out to Jamie Raskin after Hunter Biden presser. 

What's trending-The Beloved mini horse 'Buttercup' was found dead in king county after an gunshot to the head. Pramila Jayapal took a secret trip to Cuba. Democrats are painting a potential reappealing of the Washington landmark carbon program as a disaster for state funding. // Big Local-Edmonds company looks to decrease the stigma of talking about mesopause in the office. A 61-year-old Tacoma man is being charged for pointing lasers at a Washington state patrol aircraft. // You pick the news-FIFA video game giving both men and women players similar ratings leads to former soccer player to speak out.

What's Trending-Seattle council meeting is interrupted by protestors over refugee housing. Migrants Child sex criminals are arrested by ICE Seattle police, are just able to walk free. 200 Expedia employees are expected to be let go due to lack of profit. // The Michigan primary is not doing Joe Biden any favors, as some voters didn't vote for Biden after his handling of the Israel situation. // WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes is receiving backlash over racist comments made about Caitlin Clark.  

Shotspotter, a new gunshot detention technology, causes debate within Seattle amid a possible pilot program for the system. Macy's is closing 150 unprofitable stores. A bill in the Colorado House which would mandate schools to use the preferred name and pronouns of transgender students has advanced. //  GUEST: Nathan Rimmer fought the city of Edmonds nearly two years to be able to cut down a tree to build a house – and he just won. He tells us why he fought as hard as he did. // Pittsburg Police Department is scaling back on overnight staffing. A Chicago cop is making a point against gender fluidity by trying to change his race. 

Washington lawmakers are holding public hearings this week regarding three initiatives about police pursuits, income taxes and parental rights. Mohamend El-Kurd, a Palestinean poet, complained on twitter saying that people can't protest violently in response to the context to the war in Palestine. GUEST: Logan Bowers is the owner of Hashtag Cannabis. This morning he had a car driven into his storefront. But it didn’t have to happen again. He asked the city of Redmond for permission to install bollards but was denied. // Burien city counciler Linda Akey was on video confronting homless indviduals outside of her condo, and a man and a women are wanted in Silverdale for stealing multiple nintendo  switch consoles from a store. //  Parents in Glasgow, Scotland were lured into a "Willy Wonka" experience which only lead to an almost empty warhouse with no candy. 

Hashtag Cannabis, a Redmond business has it's fifth break-in, with the owner trying to put in a request for bollards and was denied. Two people were left injured during a shooting at an Renton encampment. NYC mayor Eric Adams says the santuary city law needs to be modifed  to fix the border crisis. // A deadly crash in Burien was potentially caused by the Washington pursuit law, which may  soon be repealed. The Michigan primary is leaning towards biden, but Rashida Tlaib says a vote against Biden might not be in Palestinians' best interests, and  Rep. Debbie Dingell says trump would've nuked Gaza. Republican candidate Ryan Brinkley dropped out of the presidential race. // Putting your jeans in the freezer can freshen up and eliminates odors has been debunked as a myth.  The WA state senate passed bill to build more small homes.

Jason Rantz explores the latest Fani Willis court drama and how Senate Republicans are pushing for an impeachment trial against Secretary Mayorkas. Plus, Wendy's looks into surge pricing and Jason gets lost in the Jack in the Box menu.

Jason Rantz wasn’t invited to CPAC this year and it hurts the one feeling he has. Nikki Haley’s Super Tuesday plan doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. Kari Lake is a flawed candidate yet Republicans keep pushing her. Plus, how does Rantz stop getting hit with garbage disposal ads online? It’s driving him nuts.

What's Trending: a new bill in Washington, HB 2065, would omit juvenile crimes from scores of adult offenders retroactively, protestors gathered over the weekend at the Seattle Center calling for more funding for Ukraine, and ex-NYT editor Adam Rubenstein gave a story of being shamed while working at the New York Times for liking Chic-Fil-A. // Longform:  Comedian Kurt Metzger is one of four comedians who had their stand-up gigs canceled at Capitol Hill Comedy/Bar because progressive activists got mad that they were coming to town. //Quick Hit: A homeless man who dug up Seattle park with excavator built a cabin, and is causing some concern.   

What's Trending: WA voters are angry about the readily visible party declarations on the primary ballots, and Nikki Haley lost badly in her the presidential primary for her home state, South Carolina. GUEST: Cliff Mass, UW Atmospheric Sciences professor, speaks on the snow outlook tonight/tomorrow. // Work on a gravel yard next to a school in Mukilteo has been halted by Snohomish County due to health concerns and noise levels, and in Kitsap County a fake cop has apparently been pulling over drivers, and Tidy Up Tacoma, a city program that provides cleanup services,  is here to stay. // Rachel Campos-Duffy, FOX contributor, investigated a shady hotel housing illegal immigrants with government money and was stonewalled and assaulted.

What's Trending: the comedy club and bar Capitol Hill cancelled the gigs of four "politically incorrect" stand-up comedians after community backlash. GUEST: State senator Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah) explains how rent control was killed - and an update on unemployment for strikers.  // Seattle had an especially violent weekend, including a shooting in Pioneer Square overnight, a shooting on the light rail train at the University Street station, a stabbing in Cal Anderson park, a stabbing at the McDonald's on 3rd and Pine and a stolen SUV tried to hit several homeless people check location). // Former Seahawks player Richard Sherman is expected in court after being arrested for DUI over the weekend, and a nursing student in Georgia was murdered by an illegal immigrant with multiple previous arrests.   

The Monologue: The left lied to you when they said inflation was going away.The Interview: Tom Homan (Former ICE acting director) weighs in on the ongoing crisis at the border.The Monologue: Should troopers be paid for commuting in company vehicles LongForm: Former Clark County prosecutor Jim Senescu is disgusted by the move by Democrats that will release a child murderer early.The Quick Hit: Jimmy Kimmel facing backlash for Emmy Awards stunt 

Jason Rantz and Bryan Suits discuss the implications of Seattle pulling funding from the King County Regional Homelessness Authority, plus Jake Skorheim stops by to hear Rantz gripe about travel.

What's Trending The attempt to ban books within school libraries that contain sexual or graphic content seems to now be dead. Fani Willis has dug her legal hole even deeper after new evidence seems to point to her perjuring herself. Arizona attorney Rachel Mitchell is firing back at New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg over the declined request to extradite of a violent suspect who is suspected of committing crimes in both New York and Arizona // LongForm: State Rep Jacquelin Maycumber is running to fill the Cathy McMorris Rodgers seat. She covers energy policy, the threats to Snake River dams, importance of standing up for agriculture, and how she’d handle issues around abortion. // The Quick Hit:  GOP’s Senate Campaign Arm Urges Candidates to ‘Clearly and Concisely’ Reject Restrictions on IVF: ‘It Is Imperative’ -- as Democrats pretend Republicans support an end to IVF. 

What’s Trending: A man is accused of attacking a cop, while on a flight from Seattle to Vegas. the weapon was a Mutiple pens wrapped together with a rubber band. A student and faculty groups at Harvard have been denounced over an antisemitic cartoon. GUEST: Jonathan Choe (Discovery Insitute) is taking a deep dive into the “housing first” model forcing substandard conditions on the homeless. // Big Local: The city of Lacey is dealing with protestors over a new police training center being built in the city. As youth crime is steadily on the rise, the closure of King county's youth jails has been postponed. // Washington DC Mayor hands out nearly $11,000 to low-income citizens in an attempt to create economic equity. 

What’s Trending: suspect accused of shooting WSP trooper was bailed out by the non-profit Northwest community bail fund. this non-profit is known for bailing out repeat offenders. The city of Edmonds has ended a 2-year dispute over a building permit that would have uprooted a beloved tree. Huge brawl in federal way apartment parking lot, it appears to be   a planned brawl with a ton of juveniles. // Seattle gig workers are shifting the blame for the backlash of the new 'PayUp ' law. Gig workers are seeing a shortage of work due to the customers not wanting to pay jacked up fees. Antisemitic democrats in Michigan are not holding in their criticism to joe bidden in the U.S's support to Israel in their war with Hamas.  // Multiple different drug store companies are closing varies locations due to low profits and losses.

Jason explores the fascinatingly weird world of "therians" or... bird people. But there's much more that meets the eye! Well, no, they're isn't. They're just weird. But it's fascinating nevertheless.

What's Trending: The Superintendent for the North Kitsap School District is now facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly removing political campaign signs. There was a huge fight that broke out in the parking lot of a Federal Way apartment complex. ABC's Mary Bruce gives some very inaccurate reporting about President Biden's handling of the border crisis // LongForm: Beth Thomas (GM of Bud Hut in Maple Valley) says the damage done to her pot shop in the latest burglary is around $33k and she blames Democrat policies for the crime surge. // The Quick Hit:  Anti-cop Seattle activists ready another protest tomorrow – as we told you they would. 

What’s Trending: A shooting in Kent results in the death of a 17-year-old kid. The shooting took place on East Valley Highway, juvenile crime remains on the rise. An official for the Boeing 737 Max has been ousted after a midair incident where the fusel lodge door opened. AIPAC has called Hamas rapists and AOC is upset over this label being put on the terrorist group. // Big Local: There was a retail theft sting in Gig Harbor that resulted in at least 20 arrests. One of the arrests was that of a serial shoplifter. A former employee at a Woodenville winery has been arrested for the vandalism for draining 24K bottles of wine. The woman who was stabbed at Point Defiance Park in Tacoma speaks out in hopes of finding the man responsible. // You Pick The News:  Lawmakers in Georgia are pondering permitting charges to be filed against librarians over sexual context in their books. 

What’s Trending: Marko Liias has been called out for lying about I-2117 on the carbon tax. He is accused of saying that if this initiative was declined would take funds away from our bridges and roads. 200K pounds of trash from homelessness camps were removed from along I-5 in the U-District in Seattle. // Donald Trump released his shortlist for potential future VP candidates for the 2024 election. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has expressed his disinterest in being on Trump's ticket. South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem looks to be a good fit and is up for the challenge. // GUEST: Chris Barnard (American Conservation Coalition president) breaks down the Biden EV slowdown and why forcing eco-tech on people will never work. 

Jason lost a close friend who was living with a very rare disease. He first knew John simply as Coach when he was playing baseball in the Beverly Hills Little League. And after years of losing tough, they reconnected in 2018 after John saw him on Tucker Carlson Tonight. Since then they had connected very frequently to talk politics and movies. He was a big part of Jason's life and taught him many, many lessons along the way. RIP John Ward.

What's Trending: the deputy mayor of Kenmore ripped into Jay Inslee for calling out the cancellation of a low-barrier homeless housing project, the officer who hit pedestrian Jaahnavi Kandula has been officially cleared in court, and mayor Bruce Harrell wants the Supersonics to come back to Seattle to conceal the real problems in the city.  // Longform: Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition gives his thoughts on the hasty rollout of electric vehicles and other climate topics. // Quick Hit: Seattle business owners speak out against recent rash of property crimes.

What's Trending: Mina Bake Shop, a bakery in Fremont, was broken into before it had even opened, millions of dollars' worth of checks from the recent rebate of chicken and tuna price fixing are still uncashed, and Hakeem Jeffries went on The View and proclaimed that Biden is America's best choice. // The Big Local: a Pierce County deputy opened fire on a suspect trying to flee arrest and the suspect is suing the deputy for it, and Tacoma PD made a large drug bust against a suspected cartel member. // You Pick the News: AOC denounced the NYPD's new dance team and Jason agrees with her, to some extent.

What's Trending: the 13-year-old arrested for carjacking after a car chase is still in detention but his 12-year-old brother has been released and an extended-magazine gun was found in the car,  and Washington democrats are offering $100 to vote against repealing the Climate Commitment Act. // Trump had a townhall in Greenville, South Carolina to comment on the immigration situation and more controversially, mail-in voting.  // Bike Works, a bike shop in Seattle, posted anti-Israel slogans on its storefront. 

Kevin O'Leary offered a masterful explanation why charges against Donald Trump around property valuation is so problematic. We now have the identities of some of the I-5 anti-Israel protesters who face possible charges. Plus, a business suffers it's 23rd break-in since the defund movement!

What's Trending: a gas station in Seattle had to be evacuated after people smoked drugs in its bathroom for almost an hour and other businesses are seeing similar issues, the woman randomly attacked in Point Defiance Park a week ago has developed severe health complications, and the former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe thinks that if the Biden administration can disprove Robert Hur's findings of Biden's mental acuity, they should do so. // Longform: Donnitta Sinclair lost her son Horace Lorenzo Anderson to a murder in the CHOP zone. Now she’s worried that the city keeps ceding control of the city to radicals after watching pro-Hamas marches take over city streets.  // Strippers are protesting in Olympia for better legislation relating to rights of workers in the industry.

What's Trending: more pro-Palestinian protestors marched through Seattle and apparently declared a "homosexual intifada" despite known Palestinian attitudes towards LGBT rights, the recent Seattle mandate of additional fees for driver wages is actually causing workers and restaurants to earn less and it's having effects way outside of Seattle. // The Big Local: the Lakewood City Council is considering imposing a $500 fine for repeatedly parking illegally, and a pride rainbow crosswalk in Redmond was defaced with anti-LGBT slurs. // You Pick the News: everyone is bashing on the recent NBA All-Star game for a smorgasbord of reasons.

What's Trending: A King County judge almost released the suspect in the shooting of a WSP officer last week due to a technicality and was only held on an unrelated warrant, and a driver was critically injured while driving on I-5 by being shot and details on the suspect are scarce. // John Stewart faced massive blowback from democrats after saying both Trump and Biden are too old and that if Biden is mentally sharp, he should demonstrate it. // The Biden administration is considering slowing the rollout of EV- and climate-related laws because of high costs, bad infrastructure, low demand and labor concerns. 

What’s Trending: Inslee tells us that the end of masking may be coming soon, the public hearing troll strikes again, and Leslie Jones is the worst. \\ An Illinois school changes their mask guidance, and one student lunged at a maskless girl with a knife. \\ Another homeless encampment takes over a Seattle neighborhood.

What's Trending: More on Donald Trump's legal woes. The verdict is in, Donald Trump and others have been ordered to pay $364 million in the civil fraud case in New York. The consequence for Donald Trump individually is $355 million, among other penalties. // LongForm: Kurt Schlichter, Senior Columnist at TownHall.com on to discuss the Fani Willis trial // The Quick Hit: Matthew Tyrmand: International, Investigative, and Editorial Journalist on to talk about the death of Alexei Navalny 

What’s Trending: Let's talk about what U.S. foreign policy should be, with the death of Alexei Navalny, the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas as well as the war in Ukraine by Russia. Should the U.S. still be using taxpayer money to fund the Ukrainian defense vs. Russia or should we be sending more money to support Israel. // Big Local: A 13-year-old in Whatcom county accidentally shot their 11-year-old sibling, the two children were left home alone, and it is unknown how the kid got the gun or if it was a lack of judgement by the parents. A Redmond teen has developed an app that allows people who are paralyzed to be able to communicate by blinking. The Federal Way Police Chief is calling for a change to the vehicular pursuit law. There were 69 incidents in a single day and there is no ability for police to chase after these thugs. // You Pick The News: The city of Bellingham is now taking legal action against a massive homeless encampment near a Walmart. The encampment sits on private property and the owner has neglected to take any action themself. The city has decided to take the matter into their own hands. 

What’s Trending: Josh Hammer guest hosting for Jason. A Trump legal update, how has the former president been fairing in his multiple different legal cases brought against him? Should special prosecutor Jack Smith be able to ask for a speedy trial as that is normally a right for the accused. Should Fani Willis and Nathan Wade be disqualified for the fraud case against former President Trump in Georgia?  // Checking in on President Joe Biden, with his mental sharpness in question, how are the enemies of the U.S. reacting to his decline? Robert Hur is not recommending bringing charges against Joe Biden and this is due to his mental decline and inability to stand trial. // Alexei Navalny a very outspoken individual against Vladimir Putin has died. He was poisoned with a nerve agent in 2020 and after he recovered, he returned to Russia. He died in a prison in Siberia. 

Jason Rantz has a quick message before heading to Vegas for the long weekend, and he and Double Shot cohost Jake Skorheim tackle an awkward Valentine's Day date.

What's Trending: Police in Washington are raising their concerns about a ban that has been proposed to no longer allow officers to hog-tie individuals who are non-compliant and need to physically be restrained. MSNBC somehow ignored the statement by a legal analyst that claims that the Hur Special Council were not the ones who brought up the topic of Beau Biden's death. UFC's Dana White leaves Howie Mandel and other hosts stunned when he walked of his podcast. // LongForm: Dr. Renata Moon (formerly of WSU) is still dealing with bad faith attacks for questioning the Covid vaccine and kids. // The Quick Hit: California Congressman Mike Garcia believes we are facing the most important National Security issue that we as a country have faced. Rep. Gwen Moore is against Israeli carpet bombing and the ground offensive in Rafah 

What’s Trending: Seattle English students are now being told that if you love reading and writing, there is a good chance you are a white supremacist. There is a shortage of veterinarians in Washington and there is a push by veterinarians' for more state funding to address this issue. New York City has filed a lawsuit to the parent companies of major social media platforms in the name of mental health // Big Local: A mother of a Gig Harbor student is speaking out after there was footage of her son getting bullied on the school bus. The school has done next to nothing to resolve the issue and cannot verify that her son was being bullied. The mother's repeated emails are being ignored by the school. The family of the victim who was struck by a car at a bus stop by a man having a seizure are speaking out. The man who had the seizure had stopped taking his epilepsy medication years ago. A 23-year-old man has died after his car was struck by a falling tree on Highway 18. // You Pick The News: A woman says she lost $100k to a so-called sophisticated romance scam.