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Jason Rantz is Seattle’s fresh, contemporary conservative voice. Young and urban, passionate and bold, Rantz is outnumbered by the Progressive chorus, yet refuses to ignore the conservative principles at the core of America’s greatness. Prolific on-air and online, Rantz knows he’s outnumbered in Seattle, but he’s never shy to be outspoken about it.
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What’s Trending: Providence nurses are striking to 'help community', Rantz thinks Kshama Sawant is behind SPS students demanding mental health funds and a potential solution to credit card skimming. // Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Arizona) on Israel, the stop-gap funding, and more! // Rantz rips into Harvard staff who don't want to 'combat antisemitism'.
A Redmond councilmember appears to encourage literal 'fighting back” against ICE, doubles down despite the police chief’s warning. Last month experienced the biggest October job cuts in over two decades and it’s because of AI. // LongForm: GUEST: U.S. Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division Harmeet Dhillon chimes in on UW forcing professors to pledge allegiance to DEI during their application process. // Quick Hit: J.K. Rowling is calling out Glamour UK magazine for featuring nine biological men as their ‘women of the year.’
A ‘Stupid Motorist Law’ has been proposed to hold drivers accountable for Washington bridge strike. The Left continues to freak out about the White House East Wing remodel. Guest: Ann Jolie is a grandmother living in unincorporated Pierce County who is taking on County Executive Ryan Mello for not sufficiently funding the sheriff's department. // Big Local: Kent car thieves fall asleep with drugs in plain view. A man was arrested in Bellevue after throwing a rock through the window of an Italian restaurant. The city of Mukilteo is considering selling a portion of its waterfront to spur economic development. // You Pick the Topic: MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell went on an unhinged rant about CNN employing conservative commentator Scott Jennings.
The good news is that we’re seeing more officers being hired by the Seattle Police Department, but there’s a catch. Over a quarter million acres burned from wildfires in Washington this year. The Idaho site linked to Qatar shows Biden team’s fingerprints after Trump-era deal. Activists are demanding better bus lanes in Seattle. // Seattle Indivisible calls for boycott of Microsoft Game Pass for not condemning a meme it didn’t create. // JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon called out employees for texting during meetings.
Guest: Former New York Times reporter and author Alex Berenson on his new report on the harmful effects of Marijuana. // LongForm: GUEST: Seattle political consultant Sandeep Kaushik on why the mayor’s race broke the way it did. // Quick Hit: Part 2 with Sandeep Kaushik
The government shutdown has finally come to an end after Trump signed the continuing resolution last night. Guest: Local journalist and Discovery Institute Fellow Jonathan Choe on the Seattle mayor’s race. // Big Local: It’s more expensive to dine out in Washington than any other state in the country. // You Pick the Topic: Insufferable Teen Vogue employees get fired.
Bruce Harrell has conceded and Katie Wilson will be Seattle’s next mayor. // Guest: Mariners hitting coach Bobby Magallanes on the spiritual aspect of the team’s playoff run. // It’s been 10 years since Seattle issued an emergency declaration on homelessness and the problem has only gotten worse.
Fox 13 has a very disingenuous story about the Big Beautifl Bill's effects on Washingtonians. A college student is outraged about her textbook labeling Christians white supremacists. Wisconsin Democrats handed out bracelets that read “Is he dead yet?” in what appears to be a reference to Trump. // LongForm: GUEST: Frank Swoboda with Corner Booth Media says he might move his company out of Washington state because of high taxes. // Quick Hit: Washington’s new ferry contract outsources jobs and delays relief for another five years. Rantz Exclusive: Fire fears force King County Metro to ground electric buses after battery recall.
Dozens of drivers in Lynnwood thought they were getting free parking near the light rail station… but they got towed instead. Law enforcement across the country are sounding the alarm about an “AI homeless man prank.” Washington’s Superintendent is hiding data to cover his failures. Guest: Former Spokane Police chief and Border Security Alliance Advisory Council Member Craig Meidl gives an update from the northern border. // Big Local: Redmond is using new AI technology to solve crimes. An Issaquah woman was detained outside of a preschool. Stanwood police says that it will consider pedal-free e-bikes as motorcycles. // You Pick the Topic: A woman says she and her husband quit their jobs to oppose Trump.
Auburn freaks out after Border Patrol uses cameras to supposedly catch criminal illegal immigrants. There is new video of the arrest of the man who impersonated as a Bremerton police officer. King County shut down over a dozen unpermitted food vendors during Monday’s Seahawks game. // Weed use among young Washingtonians is more prevalent than ever. // The Left is losing its mind over Trump making some modest renovations to the White House.
Rantz Exclusive: King County sues to block citizenship rule for corrections officers after illegal hires scandal. A shooting outside a Metro bus stemmed from a man telling a passenger to stop smoking fentanyl on the bus. President Trump has proposed using tariff revenue to send out $2000 dividends to Americans. Will the Supreme Court strike down Trump’s tariffs? // LongForm: GUEST: Yakima County Commissioner Amanda McKinney says reduced caseloads statewide are allowing criminals to be caught and immediately released. // Quick Hit: Oregon wants to go after federal agents with state law. Is Chuck Schumer’s leadership in jeopardy?
The Seattle mayoral race continues to move in the direction of Katie Wilson. Air travel is still a nightmare. Guest: Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring. // Big Local: The city council denies Spokane Police an essential tool after it upset anti-police activists. New body cam footage shows a King County Sheriff’s deputy arresting a DUI suspect in Tukwila. The tax hike in Prop 1 in Edmonds failed. // You Pick the Topic: Nike has hired a nonbinary furry for its new ad campaign.
What a surprise, Washington’s hybrid-electric ferry broke down yet again. After clearing a major hurdle in the Senate, the government could reopen tomorrow after a House vote. // Seattle progressive activists want to 'adopt' illegal immigrant day labor corners — what could possibly go wrong? // Starbucks has apologized for the chaos that ensued after the release of their ‘bearista’ coffee cups.
An update from the Seattle mayoral race. EXCLUSIVE: As Washington voted, Secretary Steve Hobbs played board games in Germany on taxpayers’ dime. Guest: Mariah Gondeiro is Litigation Counsel for Liberty Counsel, which is representing a lawsuit against a Washington Law that gutted parents’ rights. // Big Local: A Spokane camping ban is yielding positive results. Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown has proposed a 12% parking tax for businesses. The Ruston city council voted in favor of making it’s ban on alcohol sales after midnight permanent. // You Pick the Topic: A Georgia police officer is under investigation after “misgendering” a man pretending to be a woman using a women’s bathroom.
Some Democrats feel a sense of betrayal after a few of their own voted to end the shutdown. It appears Katie Wilson will be the next mayor of Seattle. // LongForm: GUEST: Congressman Riley Moore (R-WV) on whether we'll see any surprises in the House before getting the government reopened. // Quick Hit: The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case on late-arriving mail-in ballots. SCOTUS will not hear a case on same-sex marriage.
It appears that the government shutdown will soon come to an end after 8 Senate Democrats voted to tend the filibuster. Many Democrats are furious with their party’s leadership. There’s a reason restaurants in Seattle are so expensive. // We deserve better than what King County Elections is giving us. // Trump has proposed 50-year mortgages. That’s a bad idea.
What’s Trending: It's Election Day! There are a high number of eligible voters who have not cast their ballot yet, these voting results will dictate how your city and county operate. A Puyallup pastor at Motion Church is under fire for allegedly violating the Johnson Amendment, Lacey PD is looking to ID a carjacking suspect through just a blurry photo // Kshama Sawant is calling for an end to the violence and US military support to Israel, she believes the Israelis are an occupation force and have done land grabs of Palestinian territory , 69-year old Paul Kessler died as a result of an altercation at a rally between Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestine. // Guest: Sen. John Braun (R-Centralia) on efforts to improve (and establish) Holocaust education in Washington state.
Regional flights continue to be impacted by the government shutdown. Guest: Redmond Police Chief Darrell Lowe on why his department has suspended its use of the Flock camera system.
A Redmond councilmember appears to encourage literal 'fighting back” against ICE, doubles down despite the police chief’s warning. Last month experienced the biggest October job cuts in over two decades and it’s because of AI. // LongForm: GUEST: Saul Spady on the future of Seattle. // Quick Hit: Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene appears to continue her leftward lurch after her appearance on ‘The View.’
Katie Wilson is closing the gap on Bruce Harrell it what figures to be a nail biter of a mayoral election. 95,000 Snohomish County voters undervoted because they didn’t follow directions properly. Actress Sydney Sweeney appears to be unapologetic about her American Eagle jeans ads. The mayor of a town in Kansas was found to not be an American citizen and charged with election fraud. // Big Local: A Kent teen was arrested in connection to the attempted Halloween terrorist attack in Michigan last weekend. An Everett man was run over by people stealing candy on Halloween. Redmond is ditching its Flock camera system because the city council is worried the data might be used by ICE. // You Pick the Topic: What is the best time to go to bed?
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any chance you could add the date to the title?
Is it possible to include the date on the file name?
Jim Walsh is a great guy and I'm so sorry for his loss.
This is a repeat episode.
Wow this is one of the most disgusting and contradictory political speeches I've ever heard.
Castbox I've been putting in reports for weeks get it together.
Castbox what's going on we're missing more than 6 1 hour segments over the last two weeks!
What a great debate!
Hail detective Ranch!
Informative and interesting.