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.
 

Hour 3: WA paid family leave is a scam, Marjorie Taylor Greene controversy, Biden commencement address

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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.
 

Hour 3: WA Gov. race in play, guest Raul Garcia, scientists say a UFO civilization is amongst us

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.

Hour 2: SeaTac teacher pushes wokeism to 5th graders, guest Chris Sullivan, racism in Lakewood

What’s Trending: The United States Supreme Court issued a ruling today that rescinded a Trump-era ban on bump stocks.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.

Hour 1: SCOTUS bump stock ruling, Mariners buzzcut night, media lies about FBI crime stats

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.

Hour 3: Middle requires students to turn off phones, guest Andy Biggs, an overlooked SCOTUS ruling

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.

Hour 3: WA paid family leave is a scam, Marjorie Taylor Greene controversy, Biden commencement address

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