Join The Morning Ride's wake to election day. Some of the biggest elections in the state and around the country did not go the KVI way but Phil highlights a couple races that look promising and talks with Randy Pepple from shiftwa.org about what factors led to the projected outcome across Washington state. Phil also welcomes David Pomerantz, a native New Yorker and Campaign official, to the show to get a better understanding as to how Zohran Mamdani can roll out his new policies to the city.

It's Election Day and The Morning Ride is fielding your concerns and discussing the national and local races you are most focused on. PLUS: Seattle is now against SEPA, the State Democratic Chair has a difficult time with words, and Phil reflects on Dick Cheney's troubled legacy after his passing.

Join The Morning Ride on the eve of election day! State Representative Travis Couture hops on with Phil to further delve into the bombshell evidence of seemingly unethical use of funds surrounding a workers bill of rights the city of Olympia. Also joining Phil on The Morning Ride is Kirkland City Council candidate Catie Malik to discuss her campaign prior to tomorrow's election. Phil also shares audio of Kamala struggling to name any future leaders of the Democrat party, debunks the scam of high speed rail, and shares who he thinks won the weekend.

It's a Monster Mash of a Morning Ride on Halloween to round out the week. Joining the festivities are Let's Go Washington's Brian Heywood to share details about a signature gathering event in Sumner, Steve Gordon of Gordon Truck Centers to discuss the state;s unrealistic EV mandates, and the champagne of economists, Steve Moore joins the show to discuss Trump's successful trip to Asia last week. PLUS: Phil outlines Issaquah's $50,000 plan to protect illegal aliens, Katie Wilson has another crazy proposal to make Seattle affordable, and find out who won the week!

Join The Morning Ride for a Thursday as Phil interviews Local Real Estate Managing Broker, Corey Orvold who uncovered allegations that nonprofits and insiders connected to the Community Reinvestment Program received six-figure down-payment grants while qualified applicants were turned away. Phil also discusses a major drug bust across Washington state, updates in the Bremerton foot ferry vandal case, The continuing government shutdown And Bill Gates' backpedal on climate change.

A jam packed episode of The Morning Ride,  Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders joins the show to discuss the county's budget deficit and the impact that will have on the sheriffs department. Katie Wilson responds to the claims that she receives money from her parents to pay the bills. Seattle attempts to combat the flood of grocery stores leaving the city... kind of... and Phil plays the latest audio of Victor Davis Hansen responding to the government shutdown.

Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center joins The Morning ride to break down a $15 million budget controversy involving community colleges and a questionable fund diversion. Then, Senate Republican Leader John Braun calls for a full investigation into alleged corruption within the state’s Community Reinvestment Program. PLUS: Kirby Wilbur spotted on TV in Dallas, Scary promises made by Katie Wilson, a suspect is picked up in the West Seattle smash and grab jewelry robbery, and the NAACP makes an endorsement in the VA governor's race - it's not who you'd think.

Kicking the week off on The Morning ride - Lars Larson dives into Oregon’s latest courtroom chaos surrounding the ongoing battle to send in the National Guard. Then, Washington Policy Center’s Charles Prestrud joins to unpack Sound Transit’s staggering $30 billion budget overrun and new property tax hikes and King County Councilman,  Reagan Dunn pushes for a “Stupid Motorist Law” after repeated bridge strikes. PLUS:  State Sen. candidate Rep. Michelle Caldier reacts to the closure of Gig Harbor’s Heritage Distilling, another casualty of Washington’s high business costs.

To close out the week, The Morning ride welcomes on the CEO of Heritage Distilling Co. to discuss the current business climate in the Puget Sound forcing them to close their tasting rooms Lars Larson joins the show for an extended appearance and Steve Moore shares his thoughts on how to reopen the government. PLUS: Former Pierce County prosecutor Mark Lindquist shares details about a case involving a Seattle School teacher who punched a student in the face,  Girmay Zahilay wants to work with everyone except anyone he disagrees with and A commercial that aired during an ALCS game might have major trade implications between the US and Canada.

Throwback Thursday on The Morning Ride - Phil and Zach continue to wallow in the Mariners defeat in the ALCS with songs about tears.  KVI's Lone Star correspondent joins the show to discuss the Dallas Police Chief's decision to continue not cooperating with ICE. More aggressive and destructive behavior toward LGW signature gathers, this time trans activists followed someone to their home to commit violent acts. PLUS: A Los Angeles teacher threatens ICE agents with firearms, an infamous rapist is now living 1 block from a Federal Way elementary school and Seattle mayoral candidate who wants to make Seattle less affordable, can't afford the city herself.