Hour 2 - Could Washington follow Colorado's Trump ruling?

12/21/23 • 41 min

What’s Trending: Costly COVID PPE stockpiles going to waste, why wasn't the Boys in the Boat filmed in Seattle and Wes Herman (Owner, The Woods Coffee) speaks on why he didn’t bring his business to Seattle.

Big Local: Multiple reports of child luring in Kenmore and a liberal homeless advocate quits because of woke movement.

Rep. Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) on the Trump Colorado ballot ruling. Will it stand and can something like this be brought up in Washington?

Big Local: Multiple reports of child luring in Kenmore and a liberal homeless advocate quits because of woke movement.

Rep. Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) on the Trump Colorado ballot ruling. Will it stand and can something like this be brought up in Washington?

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Hour 1 - Reichert out to an early lead

Tim Gaydos in for Jason Rantz

What’s Trending: Colorado ruling shows democrats are squared of another four years of Doanld Trump and record-high fentanyl deaths are coming out of Portland. // Andrew Villaneuve (Northwest Progressive Institute) breaks down polling results that show Dave Reichert leading the Washington Gubernatorial race. // A new study says Seattle Target's with the most thefts were left open—but the numbers are taken out of context.

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Hour 3 - Students are being taught to spread hate

What’s Trending: Harvard president Claudine Gay is faced with more plagiarism allegations, automated security being tested at aiports and a confference mvoe ofr OSU and WSU.

LongForm: James Wellman (UW Professor of Comparative religion) speaks out on why students feel compelled to support Hamas.

Quick Hit: James Wellman pt. 2