The Lars Larson Show Interviews

 Citizen investigators say they've uncovered evidence of election irregularities in counties across Oregon and are taking their findings directly to local officials. Are these isolated mistakes, or signs of a larger problem? Dr. Douglas Frank, physicist, inventor, and election analyst, joins the show to discuss the evidence his teams say they've gathered, what they're presenting to county commissioners, and why they believe election transparency deserves a closer look. 

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 As wildfires burn across the Pacific Northwest, some private firefighting resources are reportedly sitting idle because of dispatch policies and delays in a new federal contracting system. Derrick Holdstock, owner of Western Fire Resources, joins the show to discuss how VIPR contracting issues and resource reassignment policies could be affecting wildfire response when every minute counts. 

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 Gas prices are climbing, economic growth is slowing, and businesses are facing another round of higher costs. Will companies absorb the hit, or will consumers end up paying more? Conn Davis, CEO of Byrna Technologies, joins the show to discuss the economic pressures facing American businesses, what rising costs could mean for prices at the checkout counter, and what consumers should expect in the months ahead. 

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 Americans are increasingly bringing politics to work, and new polling suggests many employees would rather switch departments than work for a boss with different political views. Is political division becoming a threat to productivity and workplace culture? Andrew Crapuchettes, Founder and CEO of RedBalloon, joins the show to discuss the growing impact of politics in the workplace, what employers are seeing, and how businesses can keep employees focused on the job instead of political battles. 

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 Iran's heavily fortified Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site is believed to house advanced uranium enrichment capabilities deep underground. Can the U.S. and its allies stop Iran's nuclear ambitions if key facilities are out of reach? Andrea Stricker, Deputy Director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies' Nonproliferation Program, joins the show to discuss what intelligence experts know about Pickaxe Mountain, the challenges of monitoring Iran's nuclear program, and what it could mean for U.S. national security. 

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 A proposed Portland ballot measure would redirect a portion of the Portland Clean Energy Fund to hire more police officers, but supporters say city officials are already working to stop it before voters get a chance to decide. Aaron Schmautz, President of the Portland Police Association, joins the show to discuss the controversy surrounding the initiative, allegations of election interference, and why he believes Portland voters deserve the final say. 

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he would consider arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits the city. Is that a legitimate stance on international law or a mayor stepping far outside his authority?

Bob Barr, former Congressman and former CIA analyst, joins the show to discuss the legal questions surrounding the International Criminal Court, U.S. sovereignty, and what this controversy could mean for America's relationship with Israel. 

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Every year, thousands of children born to people in the country illegally automatically receive U.S. citizenship. Is that what the Fourteenth Amendment was intended to do, or is it time for Congress to redefine birthright citizenship?

Congressman Brandon Gill joins the show to discuss his proposed Citizenship Act, why he believes birthright citizenship should not apply to the children of illegal entrants, and the constitutional debate surrounding the issue. 

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A federal investigation found San Jose State University violated Title IX, but the school won't face monetary penalties. Is that enough accountability, or should colleges risk losing funding when they fail to protect women's sports?

Jackson Thompson, Sports Reporter for Fox News Digital, joins the show to discuss the findings against San Jose State, the ongoing legal battle, and what the case could mean for the future of Title IX enforcement.

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One year after President Trump's tax package became law, supporters say it's putting more money back into Americans' pockets. Critics argue the biggest benefits went to large corporations and higher-income earners.

Kent Strang, Managing Director of Americans for Prosperity, joins the show to discuss the impact of the tax law, what it has meant for workers and businesses, and whether it has delivered on its promise to help working families.

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