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. 

Hour 3: Jason Talks with SPOG President Mike Solan

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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.

Rantz Rewind: July 11, 2018

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.

Best of The Jason Rantz Show - Hour 3: Reichert speaks on Bob Ferguson, guest Dan Newhouse

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.”

Best of the Jason Rantz Show- Hour 2: Bad news for Boeing, porch pirates, Chiefs kicker

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.

Best of the Jason Rantz Show- Hour 1: Three Bob Night, WA "heat wave", Biden polling

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.
 

Hour 3: Jason Talks with SPOG President Mike Solan

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