Hottest day of 2019 breaks several local records, GUEST: strategic analyst Ralph Peters examines the attack on two oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, why the attack could be disguised as part of a 'double game' by a supposed US ally, why Carlson thinks the Saudi regime is the least trustworthy of US allies, Bainbridge Island City Councilman does something you'd expect the Seattle City Council to do, Trump's hypothetical about foreign leaders giving him "dirt" on political opponents sets tongues wagging, a debate among vocal black leaders about whether or not Democrats really help black Americans, more debate about the oil tankers attacked in Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman.
Thankfully Bainbridge Island city councilmembers vote down colleague's plan to diminish Father's Day honors, how the Bainbridge Island story ties in to the grim statistical trajectory of Social Security payments (and funding), a Vancouver BC store tries to bag shame customers who ask for plastic bags, a KVI caller disagrees with Carlson's take on the Bainbridge Island story, GUEST: author on new book about Pres. Theodore Roosevelt, Clay Risen, the book about T.R. and the American Century has Carlson buzzing, GUEST: Edmonds Arts Festival organizer, Barbara Norgaard-Reid, talks about the big event this weekend for kids and families.
hottest day of 2019 (at least so far) breaks several local records, GUEST: strategic analyst Ralph Peters examines the attack in the Persian Gulf, why Carlson thinks the Saudi regime is the least trustworthy of US allies, Bainbridge Island City Councilman proposes a political cheap shot at Father's Day, Trump's hypothetical about foreign leaders giving him "dirt" on political opponents sets tongues wagging, a debate among vocal black leaders about whether or not Democrats really help black Americans, more debate about the oil tankers attacked in Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman.