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The "Summer of Love" continues tonight!
My research team and I did a deep dive into the Marxist background of BLM. Speaking of Marxists, Councilmember Kshama Sawant is facing a recall. I interview Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center about the correlation between protests and spikes in Coronavirus. I interview Mark Johnson about a new Baseball podcast you have to listen to if you love baseball like me. To wrap up this week's episode I get a little person sharing an experience I had this week!
Activists are running amok in Seattle. Meteorologist Cliff Mass who was fired from an NPR affiliate for calling out the violence in Seattle writes a new article describing what was happening at the station. I interview Washington State GOP Chair Caleb Heimlich about the primary results. Chris Cargill from the Washington Policy Center stops by to discuss a new marketing campaign called "Capitalism destroys. I close out this weeks episode by focusing on the positive.
In Case You Missed It: Listen to my interview with Cliff Mass who was fired from KNKX for rightly calling out the violence in Seattle.
Chief Carmen Best resigned following cuts made to the Seattle Police Department by the Seattle City Council.
What's next for Seattle Residents?
In tonights episode I discuss why I am fasting today and how much fun it was being accused of working with white supremacists, again.
I interview my pick for WA Secretary of State Kim Wyman about the challenges of campaigning and guaranteeing that every vote counts, plus I get some advice for those of you seeking passports
I interview Tim Eyman for Governor about his effort to recall Mayor Durkan and more
In Hidden Gems, I review the Netflix show Fear City
In Case You Missed It: Listen to my interview with Ian Eisenberg, owner of Uncle Ike's Pot Shop which was set on fire during the riots last week, sorry I meant "peaceful protests", and how he has been specifically targeted
It's the "Summer of Love" in Seattle according to Mayor Jenny Durkan. Rioters destroy businesses and property but politicians and media call them "peaceful protesters". I interview Ian Eisenberg owner of Uncle Ike's Pot Shops about the riots that damaged his building. Washington Governor Jay Inslee weaponized the Department of Labor and Industries to target Slide Waters in Chelan and my review of the book Action Park
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