The Trump Administration is seeking a new interpretation of the 14th amendment to end birthright citizenship. A Seattle CEO has a very interesting way of raising awareness for the homelessness crisis. The Trump Administration has begun the process of firing Biden-era holdovers. // LongForm: GUEST: Ryan Ferrie is a North Seattle business owner that decided to close up shop due to the dangerous environment around his building. // Quick Hit: Al Sharpton threatens to boycott companies that are doing away with DEI.

What’s Trending: You’ll never believe how many times this Seattle restaurant has been broken in to. A woke bishop chastised Trump and J.D. Vance at the National Cathedral. Trump announced a new AI infrastructure project. // Big Local: Mt. Rainier is being watched closely for seismic activity. A tattoo shop in Spanaway had thousands of dollars in equipment burglarized. A Puyallup teen is learning to walk again after being hit by a car on Halloween. // Jeff Bezos’s fiance Lauren Sanchez is taking heat for her revealing inauguration outfit.

Senate Democrats are already trying to undo the parental rights initiative. The Trump Administration has started the deportations in earnest. It didn’t take long for Washington AG Nick Brown to sue the Trump Administration. // The recent cold snap is causing car problems for Western Washington drivers. // Dozens of Washingtonians were included in the pardons Donald Trump issued for January 6 rioters.

Full Donald Trump inauguration speech part 1. // Full Trump inauguration speech part 2. // Carrie Underwood performs ‘America the Beautiful,’ Franklin Graham delivers a prayer, and more from Inauguration Day.

Donald Trump enacted a number of executive actions on day one. A new poll shows that young people are the most optimistic age group for Donald Trump’s presidency. A pastor gave a stirring prayer at today’s inauguration. There’s rumors of a potential sex scandal at Seattle City Hall. A South Seattle restaurant is averaging 4 break-ins every year. // Big Local: Renton police are sounding the alarm on a rise in burglaries. A person of interest has been named in the stabbing of a middle school student in Everett. A climber was rescued from near death in Snoqualmie Pass. // You Pick the Topic: A UW professor wrote an unhinged Resistance Anthem.

Donald Trump promises a new “golden age” in his inauguration address. // The Seattle People’s March was a complete dud. // President Trump signed a number of executive orders that included a withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accords and an end to government Censorship. Marco Rubio has been confirmed by the Senate as Secretary of State. The media freaks out over Trump’s inauguration. The Senate passed the Laken Riley Act.

What's Trending: Councilmember Kshama Sawant gets mad at the Women’s March for saying "RIP" to Barbara Bush. // Rep. Ted Lieu encourages Kyle Kashuv to try weed in California when he's 21. // GUEST: JT Lewis’s brother was killed in the Sandyhook shooting. He talks to Jason about how he’s responded to the tragedy and his take on gun laws in the US. // Amazon cuts a deal with Best Buy.

What’s Trending: WA democrats push unemployment insurance for illegal immigrants. A North Seattle business has decided to close down due to rampant crime. The FBI agent that said the attack in New Orleans was not terrorism has been reassigned. Two school levies for Seattle are on the ballot next month. // LongForm: GUEST: Brian Williams is an Elder at Living Word Ministry, which has come under siege with vandalism. // Quick Hit: A small town in Colorado is going up against the state over illegal immigration.

What’s Trending: Even Blue WA voters support deporting criminals. New reports show the lengths Democrats went to conceal Biden from the press and the public. Police are searching for the suspect that stabbed a 13-year-old boy that was walking to school. // Big Local: Officers in Tacoma responded to a large gun being left at a bus stop… but it turned out to be a toy gun from Star Wars. A driver accidentally ended up in Lake Stevens. Lunatics in Tacoma to waste time during Inauguration Day. The City of Edmonds is cutting its gymnastics program amid the city’s budget crisis. // Friday’s with Jake: post-Trump, “we’re back.”

The Supreme Court upheld Congress’s ban on TikTok. New SPD chief failed polygraph, according to sources. Florida governor Ron DeSantis has appointed Marco Rubio’s replacement in the Senate. // An anti-gun bill working through the Washington state legislature isn’t quite as bad as it was before. // Guest: JD Kaim is a UW student that was reprimanded by the school for creating a platform that made it easier to swap classes.