Two sets of rules for fighting in the Middle East. Karine Jean-Pierre shamefully pivots to comments about hate speech against Muslims after being asked a question about anti-semitism. Filmmaker and playwright David Mamet talks about the history of jew hatred. // A checking of the texting. // Secretary of State Anthony Blinken speaks about the war in Israel and Bryan expands on the subject. 

Hot conservative sports takes. Bryan criticizes a Washington senator who was arrested at Hong Kong airport for having an unregistered firearm in his carry-on. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Ballard students robbed. 2) Alaska pilot charged with attempted murder. 3) Do we trust Elon Musk's sixth sense about the future? 4) 2,000 Chinese nationals apprehended at the border. 5) Trump in New Hampshire. // Snow accumulation starts this weekend and Bryan gives out pro tips for winter driving. Contrasting conservative and progressive mindsets. // John Kirby talks about American hostages in Gaza. 

Tuesday morning news montage. Bryan highlights a story about journalists that were shown horrors of Hamas' atrocities in Israel. White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre spoke about hate against the Muslim community after a question was asked about antisemitism. Freed Israeli hostage spoke about her time in captivity. // Seattle students targeted in string of robberies and Bryan thinks there's a correlation with the release of the new iPhone. Off-duty pilot charged with attempted murder for trying to cut the engines on an Alaska flight. // Re-examining Western policy when it comes to enemies taking hostages. Horrific images and audio of Hamas' terror shown to journalists. 

Propaganda wars in the Middle East. Kshama Sawant was confronted brilliantly by a local reporter about her efforts to defund police. // Off-duty pilot tried to shut down a commercial flight while in the air. A checking of the texting. // Alaska-Air off duty pilot tried to shut down engines on flight from Everett. Bryan highlights other instances of airline crashes or close calls. 

Bryan and Greg want to see Scorcese's Killers of the Flower Moon. Amazon workers who don't report to work in-person may soon get fired. KNOW IT ALL: 1) China investigating land use by Foxconn. 2) Pickleball controversy. 3) Who dropped these migrants off in Tukwila? // Spider-Man's first comic brings in millions. // Bryan is excited about the Starlink version 2 orbital deployment. The New York Times reports that Israel hasn't been linked to a strike at a hospital in Gaza.

Monday morning news montage. The West Seattle pickleball court controversy explained. Bryan thinks it was a clever idea for a store in Paris to let customers steal shoes if they could outrun the security guard. SAG-AFTRA's dumb halloween costume guidelines. Seahawks win at home against the Cardinals. Bryan highlights new tsunami maps that show where to flee to safety. // Israel facing threats from all sides. // Bryan gives pro tips on how to prepare pumpkin seeds for peak consumption. Bryan's folksy anecdote about disaster warnings. 

Bryan won't go to Capitol Hill in Seattle if it's going to be all stabby. A journalist for Newsweek delivered a brilliant takedown of American mainstream media and how they covered the blast at a hospital in Gaza. Bryan highlights parts of Biden's speech from last night that he agrees with. // A checking of the texting. // Bryan gives a history lesson to illustrate how Israelis are feeling during this conflict in the Middle East.  

Rep. Jim Jordan still wants to be Speaker and told a long story about the Wright brothers to highlight this fact. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Soldier who fled to North Korea is charged in the U.S. 2) DeLorean with only 977 miles on it found in a Wisconsin barn. 3) Jada Pinkett Smith reveals she built a sex room for her and husband Will Smith. 4) Martin Scorcese's new film is out today and is getting good reviews. // Hamas will most likely deter aid from Palestinians to terrorists. // The House of Representatives prepares for a third vote to try and elect a new Speaker. 

Italy moves towards banning cultivated meat production and Bryan explains why. Wannabe home invaders messed with the wrong house in Auburn. How does Israel negotiate with groups that are dedicated to its complete destruction? // Bryan makes the case that it's important for America to support Ukraine and Israel at the same time. // Rite-Aid and Bartell Drugs will close multiple stores around the northwest. Seattle high school football players suspended after texting about raping females. 

BEST OF: West Viriginia has a fentanyl problem but little homelessness. Jason Rantz talks about his new book. // Walking is good for you. Pesky otters. // Day of rage.