The Ari Hoffman Show

Kirby's guest is Chris Cargill, Washington Policy Center's Eastern Washington Director and he's the director of the Free Markets Destroy campaign which launches later this week, the latest election results and your phone calls.

After some truly surprising election results, callers ask Kirby to run and also wonder where we go from here, on line learning for schools yet they are offering daycare and we learn what happened on "This Day in History".

Kirby takes your phone calls about the election results, ballots and other questions, plus we learn about ordinary Americans who protect themselves, their family and their property by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby talks to Veteran's Affairs undersecretary Dr. Paul Lawrence about the Town Hall coming up tomorrow afternoon at 2pm-the call will be focused on Covid-19 responses and VBA benefits, also this hour we learn about how Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best had ANTIFA visit her house and we hear from Dr. B from Poland. Kirby's guest this hour is Greg Olsen-he is with the state bowling proprietor’s association and he is enthusiastic about bowling making a comeback, listeners have question about the election, ballots and voting plus we learn about what happened on "This Day in History". The massive explosion in Beirut and who may be responsible and what could have happened, more election talk and voting and mail in ballot issues and questions plus benefits for Veterans.

Kirby talks about what happened this weekend and then he shares what it is like to be part of a homeschool coop, we hear from candidate for Congress Keith Swank as he makes a last-minute push for votes in tomorrow’s election.

Kirby guest this hour is Dr Roger Stark and he is talking about his two latest posts, one on price controls in drugs and the other on entitlement reform. Also, Roger's new book, "Healthcare Policy Simplified" has not been officially released yet, but it is now available on Amazon HERE.

Crime in cities is increasing and people are concerned, we hear from neighbors of Chief Carmen Best who held off ANTIFA protestors that showed up in her neighborhood, callers share their concerns with Kirby.

This hour Kirby’s guests are Josh Freed-candidate for Governor, Kerry French-she is running for State Legislature in the 33rd District and Matt Larkin-candidate for Attorney General.

This hour Kirby has Loren Culp, Tim Eyeman, Phil Fortunato and Raul Garcia-all are Republican candidates for Governor.

Kirby talks to Marty McClendon-Lt Governor, Jesse Jensen-Congress 8th District and Ann Sattler Davison-Lt Governor.

Kirby's guest is Stacy Manning and they talk about kids and schools-you can get more information at her website HERE. The meeting to defund police has been pushed back by the Seattle City Council and it could have something to do with the online petition stopdefunding.com. Kirby shares his picks for the upcoming election and callers have questions about ballots and voter fraud and lots of other topics, plus we learn about This Day in History. The latest details about crime going up concerns listeners and we certainly have plenty of examples around here lately, callers want to talk about the election and are wondering why people are receiving multiple ballots, Kirby goes over candidates to get ready for the election next week.

Kirby's guest this hour is Brett P. Giroir (aka the Testing Czar)-he is an American pediatrician and a four-star admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. In February 2018 he was appointed Assistant Secretary for Health under the Trump administration.

Kirby's guest is Beth Daranciang-she is a Candidate for State Representative, 46th District and she is going to talk about the Defend Law and Order Rally on Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 10AM – 12PM, in front of Seattle City Hall.

They are holding this rally to give candidates a chance to speak and citizens who support law and order a chance to be heard.

The Seattle City Council has a plan to defund the police by 50%, as well as long-term plans to abolish our police completely. We stand with our Seattle Police Officers and want to show them our support, as well as notify the City Council that this is going to be a disastrous decision.

So daycares can be open but there are no schools-what parents think about that, the case for defunding the police and the fight to stop it, Kirby shares his endorsements and picks for the upcoming election and stories of ordinary Americans who defend themselves and their families by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby’s guest is Mike Solan from the Seattle Police Officers Guild and he shares the disappointment that no one has reached out from local government after almost 60 officers were injured this last weekend during protests, the conspiracy theory about Bill Gates and sign the petition at stopdefunding.com. Kirby’s guest is journalist Katie Daviscourt who has been covering the riots and we get her perspective on what has been happening, questions about why we have 2 top candidates and what do Judy Garland, Animal House and Summerjam have in common? Kirby talks to Dr. Raul Garcia who is a candidate for governor and he unveils his plan for kids to go back to school, plus the need for strong leadership locally and statewide.

The local broadcaster that tweeted to President Trump to 'chill out' over the CHOP/CHAZ situation changes his tune after this past weekend’s protests leave his apartment building vandalized, listeners respond to what we saw happen over the weekend and Mariya Frost from the Washington Policy Center on the gas tax, cars tabs and a whole lot more. Kirby's guest is Maia Espinoza-candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, a poll shows that more and more Americans are concerned about rising crime rates where they live-a full 77% in fact, and a former teacher has left teaching because of the politics and problems in our education system. This hour callers want to talk about candidates and the upcoming election, military members that might be disappointed to see these demonstrations, the validity of Covid-19 numbers and the race for Governor.

Kirby starts the show with at story about an act of kindness, the A & E channel is hurting after cancelling the “Live PD” show, the latest Covid-19 numbers in Washington State and his guest is Dean Hardwick-owner of Hardwick’s Hardware store talking about defunding the police. Kirby’s guest this hour is candidate for Governor-Tim Eyeman and he describes how you can listen to the podcasts of the interviews he did with the major Republican candidates, callers talk about the riots and hot upset they are with local government officials that stand by and do nothing, plus we learn about “This Day in History”. Kirby's guest this hour is Maia Espinoza a candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Maia is an entrepreneur, school music teacher, youth soccer coach, community liaison, wife, and mother of two children. Maia served on the Race and Ethnicity Student Data task force at OSPI as part of the Opportunity Gap Oversight Committee and was Legislative Liaison to the Governor’s Commission on Hispanic Affairs. She served as Chair of her school’s auction committee, serves on the board for Tacoma Arts Live, is a member of the Catholic Daughters Association and a core member of Coffee Oasis homeless youth center.

For 22 years as a government watchdog and policy advocate, Tim Eyman has been fighting to: Fix the Broken System in Washington, Lower our taxes, And defend our rights.

As an “anti-tax” activist who has won 11 major conservative victories in his statewide initiative campaigns, he’s saved Washington $43 Billion in taxes.

He’s best known for his vision that Car Tabs should cost $30, and not a penny more. He won overwhelming voter support three times to pass his $30 Car Tabs initiative, the first time in 1999, and it was law for more than a decade – saving every driver in our state thousands.

He got it passed again in 2019. Politicians and special interests have tried to overturn your vote and block, but he’s been fighting for us in the courts since election day last year. However, $30 Tabs is just one of the many fights Tim Eyman has led on.

For for information, go to Tim Eyman's website: tim4gov.com