Here is everything you need to know about what happened this week in Olympia. Guest: State Sen. Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah).

Proposed bill seeks to give majority party power to remove political opponents from the ballot. School superintendent defends 4th grade lessons on gender. New poll shows Reichert ahead. Aliens gone wild on “Florida Report!”

Attorney Ted Frank on potential for lawsuits against activists. Governor Jay Inslee delivers his final State of the State address. Proposed bill would prevent a repeat of Chicken checks. ‘unBelievable’ book deemed ‘age appropriate’ for local 4th graders. X launches three news shows. 

Still no plausible explanation about takeover of Seattle interstate. New York’s response to Pro-Palestine demonstrators shows how it should be done. Multiple public school teachers documented committing criminal acts of unrest. House GOP Leader gives masterclass on delivering a legislative speech.

Protesters shut down I-5 for hours over the weekend and were allowed to walk away without arrest. Gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert joins us to discuss. Brandi gets a chance to ask Senator Liias about his taxpayer-funded trip to Finland. A lawmaker’s odd claim about race and crime. Budget leads respond to Governor Inslee’s demand for $100M. 

Governor Jay Inslee refuses to admit fault in gas price debacle, despite a new smoking gun. Brandi questions him at media availability. House Speaker Laurie Jinkins has some choice words about the initiative process. Groceries too expensive? Just stop eating! 

Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s office lashes out at our coverage of the chicken check debacle. Seattle City Council elects moderate as its president. Harvard president resigns, media responds with predictable framing. Problematic priorities in Olympia. 

A look at how state law is pushing DEI overload in public schools, training teachers to be activists. Anne Bremner, attorney for acquitted Tacoma police officers, joins us. ‘unBelievable’ twisting of landlord’s plight. Only blue states can solve the border crisis. 

Something stinks with Bob Ferguson’s chicken and tuna refund checks. As fentanyl overdoses soar, a Democratic political strategist questions the lackluster response. ‘unBelievable’ disconnect on impacts of climate agenda. Outrage over the border crisis comes too late.

On Thursday, Let's Go Washington turned in signatures for its sixth and final voter initiative. What happens once they go to lawmakers? Here's everything you need to know.