Bryan hit a bobcat with his car this morning. Wednesday news montage. Bryan thinks Sen. Rand Paul should be taken seriously after claiming a 'smoking gun' ties Anthony Fauci and NIH research with a desire to create COVID-type virus. Parents of Michigan school shooter sentenced to 10-15 years in prison. // Tips to help prevent dementia. Arizona's highest court rules a near-total abortion ban is enforceable and Bryan points out that Democrat fundraising efforts are intensifying on the coattails of the decision. // Bryan's hot takes about off-leash dog parks. Juvenile re-arrested after being released with just an ankle bracelet. Lululemon is closing in downtown Seattle and Bryan explains why. 

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, marking the eclipse, erroneously said the moon is made up of 'mostly gas'. The View's Sunny Hostin hilariously tried to tie the eclipse and earthquakes to climate change. Cops broke up some brazen, unlawful street racing in Wallingford. An 18-year-old, inspired by ISIS, was arrested for planning an attack on multiple churches in Idaho. // A checking of the texting. Author and commentator Coleman Hughes gave an important argument to Joe Rogan about what differentiates this war in Gaza from previous wars. // Hot conservative sports takes. A lot of famous people seem to have really bad gambling problems, Bruno Mars being the latest. 

Scintillating solar eclipse talk. Bryan and producer Greg lament the Mariners stumbling out of the gate to start the season. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Washington's high-capacity magazine ban ruled unconstitutional. 2) There is an artificial market for EVs because the demand is not out there. 3) Seattle police officers could receive a 23% raise in salary. // The Chair of WA state's republican party is trying to get a squatting measure on the ballot for November. Pro-Palestinian groups continue to interrupt congressional hearings. Germany accused of assisting in genocide in Gaza, a charge they firmly reject. // Country singer Morgan Wallen arrested in Nashville after throwing a chair from a bar's rooftop. 

An Idaho teen was arrested and accused of planning to kill churchgoers in the name of ISIS and Bryan explains how he was caught. Sunny Hostin thinks that earthquakes and the solar eclipse are caused by climate change. Biden and VP Harris continue to try and buy votes from young people by forgiving more student debt. Biden and Trump speak out on the issue of abortion as it weighs heavily on the 2024 presidential election. // Laws in WA state are protecting drug-addicted parents instead of children. Bryan reads a tweet from a listener about parenting, mental health, and addiction. // Bryan points out why he doesn't like one of the storylines in the final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. 

Defense attorney for a far-left activist in Seattle is getting attention for all the wrong reasons. Jerome Powell urges the need for more immigrants to fill jobs. Biden's voters miss Trump's immigration policies according to new poll. // A checking of the texting. // 18-year-old who killed 4 in a high speed crash in Renton is now out on bail. VP Kamala Harris says NCAA tournament brackets used to not be allowed for women's basketball. 

Victoria Taft in for Bryan. // Seattle proposes record $1.35B transportation levy for infrastructure improvements. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Could speed-limiters be put on cars in WA state? 2) Racism is not the problem when it comes to gun violence. 3) Amazon is phasing out its self-checkout technology. // D.C. police dealt thousands of guns and the ATF is demanding an explanation. // Were the raid on Diddy's homes excessive or proportional?

Victoria Taft in for Bryan // Victoria, though not a fan of Diddy, decries the FBI raids on his homes due to her civil libertarian leanings. VP Kamala Harris erroneously says that the NCAA Women's basketball tournament wasn't allowed to have brackets until 2022.  // Netanyahu opened 3 aid corridors to Gaza after a phone call with Biden. The CIA has warned Iran will attack Israel within 48 hours. Kirby says the Biden administration doesn't support an independent Taiwan. // Far-left activists charged with disrupting a Seattle City Council meeting in February.