The Bottom Line: Recent Episodes
Robb Francis
The Tri-Cities only live, local talk show from 3-5pm weekdays on Newsradio 610 KONA featuring Greg Neft and Robb Francis.
Congressman Dan Newhouse (R) 4th District discusses China's purchasing of American farmland, the battle over the Grey Wolf, and our energy situation.
Jordan Boyd, author for The Federalist, discusses the politicizing of the Uvalde shooting.
Dr. Vermelle Green, Eductaor and Administrator for over 45 years, author, and Executive with The Boys Initiative, discuss the shooting in Uvalde Texas.
Congressman Dan Newhouse (R) 4th District joins the show to discuss the upcoming Western Congressional Caucus visit to the Tri-Cities, good news on salmon runs, funding allotted for the Odessa Aquifer, and his vote on HR 550.
Former General Council in the Reagan Administration and former Executive Editor of the National review, Daniel Oliver, joins the show to discuss the situation with Russia as well as his time in the Reagan White House.
Franklin County Sheriff Jim Raymond drops by to discuss the mental health issue in our community and the proposed new facility in Kennewick.
Benton County Sheriff Tom Croskrey discusses public safety in the County and how the BCSO has fared since his appointment in 2021.
Retired Neurosurgeon and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Dr. Ben Carson, joins the show.
Russell Wilson gets traded and Rep. Brad Klippert - R 8th District discusses the Legislative Session to this point.
Emilee from the Washington State Tea Room discusses being turned away by a number of electeds in Olympia with over 30,000 valid signatures seeking a forensic audit of the 2020 election plus more on the continued rising costs.
Why do we seem to be moving away from the teachings of MLK and Rep. Mary Dye R-9th Leg District discusses some bills she has put forward in this legislative session.
Sen. Perry Dozier R 16th Leg District joins Robb and Greg to discuss SB 5735 that would impact learning in schools, we discuss Omicron and the latest on a Superior Court Judge under fire.
Discussing MLK Day, the attacks that occurred over the weekend, and Sen. Mark Schoesler R-9th Leg. District talks the current legislative session.
Robb and Greg talk about the desire to end the filibuster, Black Monday in the NFL, and the end of the Seahawk season.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center breaks down the upcoming Legislative Session in Olympia.
CEO of the Freedom Foundation, Aaron Withe, joins Robb and Greg to discuss the influence teachers unions are having on Covid policies in schools, Sen. Perry Dozier R-16th District talks about his priorities for the coming Legislative Session, plus The Donkey of Shame.
It was 4th an less than 1 for the Washington State Redistricting Commission and guess what they did......plus we talk China.
Former Washington State Patrol Trooper LaMay joins us after his sign off after 22 plus years on the job goes viral. Trooper LaMay is one of many State employees out of work as a result of the Governor's mandate.
Broadcasting live from Washington DC during the FAIR Hold their Feet 2 the Fire Convention. FAIR Co-Founder and President Dan Stein talks the fallout created by the current border situation and what happens when Immigration Policy is ignored plus Angel Sister Kris Story and Angel Moms Sabine Durden and Maureen Maloney discuss the loss of their loved ones to those in the Country illegally.
Broadcasting live from Washington DC during the FAIR Hold their Feet 2 the Fire Convention. Former LA County Sheriff's Deputy Richard Valdemar talks the gang and crime issues associated with the crrent border situation and Rep. Dan Newhouse R 4th District discusses immigration and a Congressional update.
Broadcasting live from Washington DC during the FAIR Hold their Feet 2 the Fire Convention. Former Acting Director of ICE Tom Homan, former Acting Sirector of US Citizenship and Immigration and former Acting Director of the Department of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli, and Sheriff Kieran Donahue of Canyon County, Idaho discuss the crisis at the Southern Border.
Broadcasting live from Washington DC during the FAIR Hold their Feet 2 the Fire Convention. Sheriff Samuel Page from Rockingham County, NC discusses a litany of issues created by the current situation at the border.
Author and Investigator Gary Revel joins the show to discuss his investigation into the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and could impeachment be the next political football.
Former White House Press Secretary for President Trump, Kayleigh McEnany, joins the show to discuss timein the White House and he upcoming appearance in the Tri-Cities october 23rd at the HAPO Center with gather 4 Him Christian College. We also talk the release of the redistricting maps by the State Redistricting Commission.
On the heels of Gov. Inslee's latest presser....the latest vaccine and mask mandates from Olympia.
Lisa Skinner, author of "Not All Who Wander Need Be Lost"discusses Alzheimer's disease....the signs and the impacts on the person afflicted and those around them. We talk the debacle in Afghanistan and how quickly Kabul fell apart.
Dr. Brian York, Chair of the Infectious Disease Dept at Kadlec Regional Medical Center, and Franklin County Commissioner Brad Peck take calls and emails answering questions about the current COVID situation in the area and the vaccines.
Dr. Amy Person and heather Hill from the Benton Franklin Health District join the show to discuss the latest on COVID in our area.
Simone Biles withdraws from the team competition at the Olympics and the Cleveland what?
Marcy Miles-Clark, author of "Praying Wife, Healed Husband" joined the show to discuss her and her husband's COVID journey.
Discussing the tort claim filed by Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher against the County with Benton County Commissioner Jerome Delvin and the Governor declares a drought emergency three days after refusing to do so.
Gallup's latest poll on consumer confidence and what are the events in Cuba telling us?
Tuna is tuna....right? plus a school board meeting goes south and a PSA for the coming heat wave.
*th District state Rep. Matt Boehnke joins the show to talk Cyber Security and State revenue Forecast.
Liberal hypocrisy strikes again...this time Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of RI and former US Congressman Doc Hastings drops in for a chat.
Some in the media are mentioning the Biden rules finally and an update from Maricopa County.
The ungovernor is coming to town.....Washington State ranks where on the list of best places to live...and more people are now talking about the lab leak in Wuhan.
Woodinville's Amber Krabach joins the show to discuss her visit to Maricopa County, AZ to observe the forensic audit regarding the 2020 Presidential election.
Ed talks with Richland High Grad and NASA Astronaut Kayla Barron regarding her selection for the next mission to the International Space Station aboard a Space X craft in October of this year.
Swampy's BBQ and catering owner Ron Swamby talks about the Willows Resolution and it's deviation from the Port of Kennewick previously promised Master Plan for the Columbia drive area.
Washington State Senate Republican Leader john Braun (20th District) joins the show to discuss redistricting and reopening.
More discussion on the situation surrounding the Connell/Zillah Girl's basketball game.
Discussing the subject of the Bi-County Commissioners meeting on June 2nd at the Hapo Center.
Vaccination lotteries and other things being used to encourage the public to get the shot.
The latest between Israel and Hamas plus Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center joins us to discuss the latest on the legislative front.
The Wellesley Public Schools had what kind of event? A brief explanation on the new long term care legislation that passed the State Legislature.
Mr. Magoo does it again and when Socialists like Bernie Sanders tout Denmark why don't they share all the numbers?
Sen. Mark Schoesler, 9th Legislative District, joins the show to discuss the Gov's vetoes, the Odessa aquifer and police reform bills plus Portlanders speak on the state of their city.
C Davis, organizer with the Recall Inslee Petition, joins the show to discuss how it came together and the charges.
Candidate for US Senate Tiffany Smiley joins teh show and could more entry level jobs go the way of the dodo?
Discussing the potential issues created by the new CDC masking guidelines and over 1,000 people were surveyed regarding these epic man vs animal battles and how many people thought they would win.
Liz Cheney is out of GOP Leadership and what is the path for the future of the Republican Party.
Semi Bird announces his candidacy for Richland School Board and the latest on the turmoil in Israel.
Sen. Mark Schoesler, 9th Legislative District, joins the show to discuss the session, colon hydrotherapy bills, and redistricting, plus should public universities be able to mandate vaccinations of students?
How is politics swaying your buying decisions? The redistricting saga in Franklin County and someone is looking for a new trial.
Some random musings and Pasco native and US Senate hopeful Tiffany Smiley joins the show to discuss her reasons for running.
The latest entry to the political field for 2022 and the US Senate race in WA plus some Covid vaccine discussion.
House Republican Leader Rep. J.T. Wilcox (2nd leg. District) discusses the 8th order maneuver to bring the emergency powers bill to the floor for a vote....plus the latest anti-police nonsense.
The pause on the Johnson and Johnson vaccine sees pushback and discussing the latest developments from Brooklyn Park, MN.
Sen. Lynda Wilson (17th District) joins the show to discuss the long term care payroll tax that is the next to hit your payroll plus we run through the list of conspiracy theories....by State.
Ed talks about travelling to a land where COVID is treated differently, plus sports viewership down over 1/3rd because of this....
Sen. mark Schoesler from the 9th Legislative District joins us to discuss his bill that passed that would help property owners affected by the Labor Day wildfires. The guys also discuss the latest shooting Minnesota.
April Fool's day is a thing of the past and Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center talks the latest developments, and lack thereof, from the legislative session.
WA State Senate Republican Leader John Braun joins the show and another high profile recall attempt is moving forward in the State.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court delivered this decision, the real Lester Holt steps forward, and who is now eligible for the COVID vaccine.
Jason Zaccaria, Executive director of the Benton Franklin Health District, and Brad Peck, Franklin County Commissioner and BFHD Board of Directors, joins the show to discuss the latest developments on COVID in the area.
More big tech censorship and Rep. Joe Schmick from the 9th legislative District joins the show.
WA State lawmakers want to force Critical Race Theory training on educators at all levels of instruction....from K through medical school.
WaPo wants you to teach Social Justice to your toddlers and Rep. Brad Klippert from the 8th Legislative District talks the latest from the session in Olympia
Two mass shooting in one week with two different narratives presented by the media and politicians......join us as we go "Behind the Bulls*@t"
Kennewick Police Chief Ken Hohenberg makes a huge announcement plus new study reveals this about COVID 19
The Washington Post printed an article with thoughts about the shooting in Atlanta and their assertions overlooked a major factor.....but we didn't.
Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center joins us for our weekly legislative session update.
The WaPo's correction and Rep. Mark Klicker from the 16th Legislative District discusses the current state of the session in Olympia.
What is Columbia University doing for graduation this year?.......or should we say graduations plural....
Saichi Oba, Vice provost fro Enrollment at WSU, discusses the coming Board of Trustees Meeting where the potential removal of SAT and ACT test scores in the admission process will be discussed.
The Governor visited the Tri-Cities today.....like Robb and Ed would miss a chance to discuss that?
Guess what else is being removed and what group is really being targeting with the "cancelling"?
Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center talks passage of the Capital Gains Tax out of the Senate and the scenarios that could play out.
Chris Cargill, Eastern Washington Director for the Washington Policy Center joins us to discuss the upcoming vote on a capital gains tax in the State Senate. That same body passed a bill that would prohibit anyone under the age of 12 form being arrested for any crimes outside of Murder 1 or Murder 2.
More discussion on the State Senate bill that would prevent anyone under the age of 12 from being charged with a crime. The only exceptions are Murder 1 and Murder 2.....plus the Donkey of Shame.
The State Republics roll out their Phase 3 and 4 reopening plans while the Governor sits and watches.
Kennewick Police Chief Ken Hohenberg joins the show to discuss his retirement announcement.
9th Legislative District Rep. Mary Dye discusses the latest in the session and the dangers of the low carbon fuel standard.
Former Washington State Treasurer Duane Davidson makes an announcement about his political future.
The Muppets are on notice and on the anniversary, we revisit the greatest sports moment in American history.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest from the legislative session.
Mark Cuban cancelled the National Anthem, Benton County Commissioner Will McKay talks the proposed wind farm, and The Donkey of Shame.
Rep. Skyler Rude R 16th Legislative District discusses the latest from the legislative session.
Dana Bieber from Affordable Fuel WA joins the show to discuss the low carbon fuel standard.
Chris Cargill, Director for Eastern Washington, from the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest developments from the legislative session.
Sen. Curtis King from the 14th Legislative District joins the show to discuss his legislation and the current state of the session.
The CNN segment featuring yours truly aired and people around the Country felt compelled to contact us to................share their thoughts.
The MTG situation in DC and more people with too much time on their hands around the Country.
Nearly three weeks after the impeachment vote of President Trump we ask if time has changed any minds regarding Rep. Dan Newhouse and his vote in favor.
The latest ESD scandal and another in a long line of black eyes for the Inslee administration, plus this time they really may be coming for your guns.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center discusses the week that was during the State legislative session and what we do, or do not, have to look forward to in the coming days and weeks.
Justin Raffa, Chairman of the Tri-City Civility Caucus, joins the show to discuss the Caucus, it's mission, and how you can be a part.
New developments following the now infamous Pasco School Board meeting that featured accusations of White Priviledge.
More on the now infamous Pasco School Board meeting and a discussion regarding the difference between trade and government unions.
Talking day one of Impeachment number 2 and State Rep. Brad Klippert-R 8th Legislative District joins the show to discuss the current session and make a big announcement.
Listeners weigh in on the announcement from 8th District State Rep. Brad Klippert that he will run for US Congress against Rep. Dan Newhouse in 2022.
Discussing the latest developments in the situation surrounding Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher.
Mike Massey, Chairman of the Benton County Republican Party, joins the show to discuss the letter signed by six County Party Republican Chairs in the 4th legislative District asking for the resignation of Rep. Dan Newhouse -R.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center joins the show for our weekly dive into the Legislative Session in Olympia.
Talking the coming impeachment trial, a lack of transparency in Olympia and how some decision by the Biden administration are already being received....plus The Donkey of Shame.
Sen. Sharon Brown from the 8th Legislative District joins the show to discuss the reopening bills and what bills she has coming through committee.
Listeners weigh in on everything from Rep. Dan Newhouse's vote on impeachment to the direction of the Republican Party.
The guys discuss the new vaccine rollout plan and why Washington State ranked 47th in vaccine distribution to this point.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center joins us for our weekly look at the Legislative session in Olympia.
More discussion regarding 4th Legislative Dist. Rep. Dan Newhouse's R. vote to impeach President Trump and the return of the Donkey of Shame.
Discussing the decision by Rep. Dan Newhouse R-4th District, to vote in favor of impeaching President Trump.
State Sen. Mark Schoesler from the 9th Legislative District joins the show to discuss the beginning of the legislative session.
House Republican Leader Rep. JT Wilcox R- 2nd District Yelm, joins the show to discuss the opening of the session.
Discussing the current state of affairs in DC and what future republicans could be facing.
Benton County Commissioner Will McKay talks about his reopen resolution before Tuesday morning's Commissioner meeting.
Discussing the Parler situation and the actions taken by Twitter and Facebook over the weekend against conservative voices on their platforms.
The camp of Gubernatorial Candidate Loren Culp files it's lawsuit and we discuss the particulars
Seattle City Council is contemplating a poverty defense for those who commit certain crimes, plus the Donkey of Shame.
Cancelling student debt and "free" college are possible action under a Biden administration. What ripple effects could come from those actions?
More discussion on the trickle down effects of cancelling college debt and "free" college.
Scott Brumback, Attorney for Bradshaw Development, discusses their successful challenge of L&I fines imposed by the State and more discussion on the current state of affairs under Dear Leader.
Rep. Brad Klippert joins the show to discuss his bill that would limit the emergency powers of the Governor and more discussion on Texas lawsuit as 18 other States have joined.
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin will not run for reelection....what could that mean for the direction for the City and it's the 79th anniversary of the "Day that will live in Infamy".
Todd Meyers from the WPC talk about the State's COVID tracking situation plus more on the election front.
The guys talk about the lack of equal enforcement during the latest round of pandemic proclamations
Tisha Bryan with I-1109 joins the show to discuss the push behind the sex education initiative and more discussion of the post election developments.
The Governor decided to deliver a "Sunday crappy Sunday" to Washington State. Robb and Ed discuss the latest from the DOSHOF.
Tracy Beanz from Uncover DC joins the show to discuss the current state of the election then Sen. Doug Erickson from the 42nd LD talks about his new bill to increase election security and bring back polling places.
Breaking down the Governor's latest presser and the next thing you could be paying for without using.
Why AG Ferguson's office deserves blame for the failure of I-976 and what can be done to prevent partisan manipulations of Initiatives?
Breaking down the Kennewick School Board meeting and what the future holds for in person learning in the District.
More discussion surrounding the Kennewick School Board meeting and their decision regarding reopening schools.
Getting ready for the first Presidential debate of 2020 and former Deputy Campaign Director for President Trump, David Bossie, joins the show to discuss his new book about the President.
DNI head John Ratcliffe drops a bombshell regarding the beginning of the Russian collusion hoax and more discussion about tonight's debate.
Pre-pre debate discussion and more on the selection of Judge Amy Coney Barrett for SCOTUS.
Ballots found in ditches and in the garbage tells us what about 2020, Portland braces for more violence, and the Donkey of Shame.
Discussing the latest presser from Gov. Inslee and the violence in the Northwest continues.
DOC is looking to release even more inmates for this reason and Robb and end talk with Lee Smith, author of The Permanent Coup: How Enemies Foreign and Domestic Targeted the American President, regarding what role, if any, Gen. Jim Mattis played in attempting to remove President Trump.
The debate over a Southridge High Student being dismissed from a Zoom class over a Trump flag.
The latest on the vacant Supreme Court seat and who is doing what in regards to support.
US Senator Marsha Blackburn (R)-Tenn. joins the show to discuss her new book and the current situation surrounding the vacant SCOTUS seat.
More on the SCOTUS battle brewing ahead, what NYC, portland, and Seattle have in common, plus who is Seattle's new street czar ?
Patrick Nolan Founder and Director Emeritus of Nolan Center for Justice Reform joins the show to discuss the George Soros influence in local elections and breaking news throws 2020 in a whole other realm.
What a new poll says about likely voters and their concerns about policing in the current climate, a local State Senator call for an investigation into Apple-gate and Oregon doesn't have a law punishing this transgression.
Sue Kuehl Pederson, candidate for Commissioner of Public Lands, talks about her candidacy and how she is helping those impacted by the wildfires in the State, plus more on Apple-gate.
Chris Leyba, Candidate for State Auditor, joins the show to tell about how he is helping those affected by the wildfires in the state and a new study shows just how little the younger generations are learning about the Holocaust.
Breaking down the latest presser from the Governor....his apple blunder...and the wildfires/climate debate.
State Senators with the GOP ratchet up their calls for a special session under these circumstances....how town in PA dealt with rioters.....and the Sheriff election in New Hampshire produced this response from an unexpected primary winner.
Dean Hane, Founder of Never Forget 9-11, joins us in studio for a special tribute and a discussion regarding the day itself.
Guess what Uncle Joe claims he was against, even though he voted for it, and the NFL season gets underway and of course it's politics overshadowing pigskin.
The President is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and accusations from Watergate Reporter Bob Woodward on the handling of the Coronavirus Pandemic look to again hurt the President's chances for re-election.
What should be done to help prevent wildfires, but is being ignored and the President lays out another 20 potential names for US Supreme Court consideration.
A new anonymously sourced article from a national publication attacks the President on this front.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center joins Robb and Ed to discuss the budget deficit and other topics related to Olympia.
Another ridiculous attack on the President and we lay out the snowball questions asked of Joe Biden at his press conference, plus The Donkey of Shame.
Joe Biden has a rare press conference and it was what it was plus body cam footage is released from the latest officer involved shooting and the rage mob is silent.
The debate over the special session, or lack thereof, continues and looking at write in campaigns and why the optics could backfire.
Two members of political dynasties lose in primaries and how the riots/protests continue to play out.
Chris Leyba, candidate for State Auditor joins the show and the guys discuss the Trump Administration desire to defund cities that won;t stop the riots.
DHS sends a letter to Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and The New York Post interviews a man who has committed decades of mail in voter fraud who explains just how easy it is.
The continuing school situation around COVID, the debate of national monuments and the desire to rename them in DC, and discussion over the acceptance of the election results.
The CDC released this info regarding COVID-19 deaths and a group of high school athletes in Washington State started a petition to address this...
A Man is killed during the riots in Portland.....discussing how the protests have been mobilizing....are some areas of Canada looking to to the US?
Sports shuts down to protest a shooting before all the information is even available.......what are the risks of sports over-politicizing itself?
The politicization of sports continues and why the 20 somethings that buy in to Socialism aren't aware of the bill of goods they are buying....and the Donkey of Shame.
Benton and Franklin Counties move a little further forward in Phase 1 but what does it mean..plus the Kennewick City Council revisits it Ethics Code yet again.
The latest proposed treatment for COVID 19, why the recall might not be a bad thing for Benton County Jerry Hatcher and the lowest thing we have seen in the Seattle protests yet
More on COVID 19 in the area and State, plus FEMA is handing out checks and guess who gets to work on the plan to distribute the money.
What are the issues people care about in the coming election....more examples of how we don;t care about the truth and Portland enters 90 days and running of protests.
Liv Finne, Director of Education with the Washington Policy Center, discusses the current situation in the State with virtual learning plus breaking down Joe Biden's acceptance speech from the DNC.
The Trump Administration deems teachers are essential, we discuss political affiliation vs the person you are and The Donkey of Shame.
Max nelson, Labor Policy Director with the Freedom Foundation, joins the show to discuss the latest on the discrepancies with COVID death in the State and the recall petition against Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher is allowed to move forward.
More primary results, DNC discussion, and when we started going down the road of wokeness.
State Senator from the 9th District and Senate Republican leader Mark Schoesler and former WA Secretary of State Ralph Munro join the show to discuss the passing and the legacy of former U.S. Senator and WA State Attorney General Slade Gorton.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks about his win for Hanford workers plus more on COVID and where we stand.
The DNC is is full swing and the guys discuss some of the speakers and the surprising amount of time some aren't getting, plus substance vs style with the Convention.
DNC discussion, could you be a Republican against Trump, where is the CARES money going locally, and the certification the primary with one race still to be decided.
An interesting jump in some ballot numbers, Twitter's ban squad strikes again, and the DNC.
The latest vote counts released plus how are those protests in Seattle and Portland going?
What are the real issues with the Post Office and why mail in voting continues to be a concern outside of Washington State plus the ongoing issues in Seattle and Portland.
Updating the latest primary election results as certification day looms, one way you could influence a mail in election if you really wanted to, and the Donkey of Shame takes a stroll.
The Governor delivers his latest presser on COVID-19 and other topics then Robb and Ed break it down plus some of Kamala Harris' glossed over history.
Why the Census is so important o Eastern Washington and what might happen if this side of the Sate doesn't increase returns by September 30th. The recall against Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin is moving forward, vanishing mailboxes, and more police defunding in other areas of the Country
The Biden/Harris ticket makes their first public appearance and why defunding SPD could get the federal government involved.
A shooter situation at the White House and details emerge on how "defunding" will go with the Seattle PD
US Congressman from the 4th District, Dan Newhouse, discusses the final EIS report regarding the Columbia and Snake River Dams from the US Army Corps of Engineers, as well as the talks around a new stimulus and would any of the proposed reforms to H2A have impacted COVID `19 positively or negatively and the latest primary election results.
The guys play a new game called If Trump would've said it, what the far left politicians don;t get about the riots in their cities, and the Donkey of Shame.
The term limits debate and going so far as to change some elements of Congress to get it done, plus discussing the gubernatorial race and how things currently sit.
Discussing term limits and what might need to change to get a real discussion, talking stimulus and updated election results.
Gov. Inslee addresses the State along with OSPI head Chris Reykdal and we get reaction from Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler from the 9th Legislative District.
Chris Cargill, Eastern Washington Director for the Washington Policy Center, joins the show to discuss the WPC's new camapign called "Free Markets Destroy_______" Robb and Ed discuss the latest COVID numbers in the area and the latest election results.
They guys discuss the Benton County Commissioners meeting and the vote on legal representation for the County Sheriff and the State of Liberty is discussed in Franklin County's Commissioners meeting.
Robb and Ed discuss the "demands" from PAC-12 players regarding the coming season, ones that make sense, ones that don't, and the endless debate of athlete compensation.
Ron Higgins, Candidate for Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, discusses his race and gubernatorial Candidate Joshua Freed talks about his Tri-Cities event and why he should be the next Governor of Washington State.
What are the value of endorsements and what should they be worth? Discussing some of the race before primary day and the Donkey of Shame.
Dr. Dean Hart, microbiologist and virologist joins the show to discuss COVID 19 and why the Seattle Times endorsement of Gov. Jay Inslee is another reason to ignore the media when they tell you how to vote.
Ana Ruiz Peralta, Candidate for Franklin County Commissioner District 2, discusses her race as well as Danielle Garbe-Reser who is running for State Senate in the 16th Legislative District.
Mark Manthei from Summit Funding talks the current housing market and where rates are sitting and maybe going, plus more COVID craziness.
The guys discuss the news that Benton and Franklin Counties get to move forward a little more in the COVID environment and what else could be on the pandemic horizon.
Talking a spike in COVID-19 numbers, the impact on schools, and the rioting in the Northwest.
Kim Lehrman, Candidate for Franklin County Commissioner District 1, joins the show to discuss her race and current Richland City Councilman Michael Alvarez discusses his run on the other side of the river for Benton County Commissioner District 1.
Tim Eyman, Candidate for Governor, joins the show to discuss his race, Liv Finne, Education Director with the Washington Policy Center, talks about the correlation between school bonds and increased property taxes.
More on COVID 19 including what would you feel more comfortable taking if you had a choice..... a vaccine or a proven Rx treatment.
Things get worse in Portland and Seattle regarding rioters and the Washington Policy Center's Jason Mercier discuss the latest with the budget situation in Olympia.
Franklin County Commissioner from District 1, Brad Peck, discusses his reelection campaign and the school situation around the state with COVID 19 gets a little murkier.
The Governor talks about the potential of rolling things back, Robert Bordner, owner of Slidewaters water park in Chelan talks about their battle with Jay inslee, and the announcement of the name for the Seattle NHL team.
Rep Bill Jenkin from the 16th Legislative District joins the show to discuss his run for the State Senate seat in the 16th, the Washington Redskins become the team formerly known as, and the continued de-evolution of Seattle and Portland.
Richland Bombers Head Football Coach Mike Neiholdt talks the WIAA decision to move football to the spring and what impact that will have.
Gubernatorial Candidate Raul Garcia discusses his campaign, COVID-19, and the riots in Seattle....and speaking of riots.....why they should just turn everything over to the rioters.
WA State GOP Chair Caleb Heimlich joins the show to discuss an investigation into potential election misdeeds and the results of the latest Crosscut poll plus the continued growing frustration regarding COVID 19.
The risk for businesses who buck the Gov.'s mandates and the craziness in Portland and Seattle.
More dead in Chicago and no one seems to care plus the rest of the unrest that is growing.
With school up in the air for the fall could remote learning become a way of the future?
Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Loren Culp joins the show to discuss why he is seeking the State's highest office and what has to happen for a Republican to win in November.
Interesting news out of Singapore regarding results from the SARS outbreak in 2003 and what they are hoping could translate with COVID-19.
What is the hold up on the special session to address the budget shortfall and the quick guide on the 36 people running for Governor.
If masks are so effective then why is the Governor threatening to do this....and more things that just aren't adding up.
Candidate for State Senate in the 16th District, Perry Dozier joins the show plus the push towards socialism isn't coming from where you think and Anti-Semitic comments costs this host a job.
The latest COVID numbers and what it means for us plus the reopening plan for schools and what exactly is in the plan.
RBG has another health scare and how the election will shape SCOTUS for the long term plus the Federal Government did this for the first time in 17 years.
The Governor speaks again regarding COVID in Washington State and the debate rages on what the right course of action is...
Franklin County Commissioner District 2 Candidate Cliff MacHugh joins the show to discuss his reasons for running and the Washington Redskins officially retire their nickname of 87 years.
The identity of the Kennewick Cat Killer is released By KPD and the community weighs in.
The latest mess in Seattle from a massive business tax to defunding the police and the Donkey of Shame makes an appearance.
State Sen. Phil Fortunato joins the show to discuss his Gubernatorial run and the latest developments from Seattle, plus updated COVID numbers.
College and high School sports face tough decisions in the Covid climate as some conferences begin to announce actions they are taking.
On the heels of the Gov's latest presser, a local elected running for a new position just had this filed against them, and who is running for President now and what could be behind it?
How bad the cancel culture has gotten and Umatilla County has their own Jussie Smollett.
The cancel culture is now attacking the far left, enough with the fireworks already, and what one NFL Player did on social media that isn't get nearly enough attention.
Franklin County Auditor Matt Beaton join the show to discuss his candidacy for Franklin County Commissioner District 1 and the COVID 19 response.
The Benton Franklin health District Board meets to discuss and vote on moving forward into a modified Phase 1 and the guys discuss what can and can't move forward as a result.
The Governor speaks along with Benton County Commissioner Jerome Delvin and Yakima Mayor Patrica Byers in his latest COVID press conference signaling our area will move forward to a modified phase 1.
Discussing the fallout from the Governor's visit and the ever changing world with COVID.
Franklin County Commissioner Brad Peck joins the show to discuss the meeting that occurred between local officials and the Governor during his visit to the Tri-Cities.
Breaking down the Governor's media availability in the Tri-Cities and what we are facing as a community in the aftermath.
The Governor is coming to town and what can we expect from his visit regarding COVID 19.
The COVID 19 discussion continues as the Tri-Cities prepares for a visit from Gov. Inslee regarding our status.
Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center talks the latest regarding State News and the COVID 19 impacts
WA State FOP President Det. Marco Monteblanco discusses their release in support of the Benton County Sheriff's Guild regarding the desire to recall Sheriff Jerry Hatcher. How does a recall work and what are the extremes doing to politics.
The names they are a changin'......lawsuits at the CHAZ/CHOP...and what are they going to call the KeyArena?
Summit Funding owner Todd Scrima joins the show to discuss the housing and lending markets as we continue in the pandemic and breaking down more of the Governor's visit to the Tri-Cities.
Breaking down another COVID press conference from the Governor and Dr. Raul Garcia, candidate for Governor joins the guys to discuss the COVID response and why he is running to unseat Jay Inslee.
Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher discuss the recall petition that will be filed against him.
The Attorney for the Benton County Deputy's Guild, Alan Harvey, joins the show to discuss the planned filing of a recall petition against Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher.
COVID cases blow up in the area and what do we need to do to slow the spread so we can move in to Phase 2.
More on the Back the blue rally cancellation, COVID talk, and should Juneteenth be a National holiday?
8th legislative District Rep. Matt Boehnke joins us to discuss the State's continued COVID response and the Back the blue rally that was cancelled in kennewick.
The push to rename Lee Blvd in Richland is back, what else should we rename while we are at it, and where does it stop?
Kathleen Clary-Cook from the Benton Franklin health District talks COVID-19 in our area and the guys discuss the data.
Candidate for Benton County Commissioner District 1 Justin Raffa joins the show and the guys talk about the elusive cat killer.
Franklin County Commissioner Brad Peck and Benton County Commissioner Shon Small talk about the variance applications to the State and what we need to do to move forward.
Washington State Republican Party Chair Caleb Heimlich talks CHAZ and COVID-19 plus Candidate for Benton County Commissioner District 1 Donnie Landsman talks about his candidacy.
State Sen. Mark Schoesler from the 9th District talks special session and CHAZ plus the guys dive deeper on the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.
More on the take over of six Seattle City Blocks known as the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.
Duke Mitchell joins Robb and Ed to discuss racism and the current climate in our nation and community
Benton County Commissioner Candidate Donnie Landsman joins the show and more discussing on the anti-police movement.
Kennewick Police Officer James Canada talks race relations and the increased pressure of being a police officer.
Kennewick Police Officer James Canada discusses his own experiences with racism as an African American man and the journey that led him to a career in law enforcement.
Discussing COVID 19 in the wake of nationwide protests and why no one seems to care anymore
The Western States Pact want how much more money? Social media is doing what to who now?
Question everything and which Counties will apply to move in to Phase 2 early according to the guidelines put out by Gov. Inslee.
The guys discuss the latest Gov. Inslee presser and question why BF Health District is no longer reporting negative test results for COVID 19.
The guys get the full narc on your neighbor list compiled by AG Ferguson's office and a break from COVID talk as the full NFL schedule is released and Robb and Ed talk Seahawk wins.
How has the politically charged environment impacted Coronavirus and Walla Walla walks back the COVID party claims
The guys talk about the fear surrounding Coronavirus and the different reactions to opening up businesses.
Breaking down the Governor's latest comments on the COVID-19 pandemic and the discussion surrounding the CDCs numbers.
Talking Coronavirus, the Governor's orders, and do you believe in the fundamental right to protest exists at any and all times.
Candidate for Benton County Commissioner District 1, Jeff Smart, talks about his decision to run plus more on the current Coronavirus situation.
The guys discuss the Gov's press conference and the extension of the Stay at Home order.
State Sen. Mark Schoesler joins the show to discuss the four corners and what they can and can't extend as a group, plus his thoughts on the Gov's presser
More on the coronavirus situation in the state and are businesses thinking about defying the Governor's orders
Rep. Matt Boehnke joins the show to discuss the current state of things and what could the Gov say on Friday.
Robb and Ed discuss antibody testing and what one local businessman is planning on doing May 5th.
VJ Meadows, Executive Director of the Tri-Cities Food Bank, joins Robb and Ed to discuss how they are faring as the pandemic continues. Mark Manthei with Summit Funding talks forbearance and how the mortgage finance business continues to operate inside all of the changes during Covid-19.
Governor Inslee referenced how China handled isolation during COVID-19 and his"hope" for Washington, plus Dear Leader one again shows his cracks when pressure is applied.
Rep. Mary Dye, 9th legislative District joins the show to discuss Potato Growers giving back during the pandemic and the overall situation in the her district plus are the messages and results becoming mixed on COVID-19
The Governor releases his hold on golfing, fishing , hunting, and day visits to State Parks....but when?
The US Navy, much to Ed's pleasure, declassified some video of UFOs and the guys talk antibody testing and how the tide is begin to shift again on COVID-19.
Todd Meyers, Environmental Director with the Washington Policy Center, discuss COVID-19 and how it hasn't impacted the environment. Kathlen Wierschke with Refrendum 90 talks about the petition drive to overturn the sex ed bill passed in the State Legislature.
Joel Bouchey, regional coordinator with the Inland Northwest AGC, talks about the Governor's reopening of some residential and private construction projects. The guys discuss the motivations behind some of the decisions, and the Donkey of Shame.
More on the impacts of COVID-19 in our area and Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher is the latest to issue a statement regarding reopening.
Discussing the pair of pressers Gov. Inslee gave over 18 hours and State Sen. Mark Schoesler from the 9th legislative District joins us to discuss the pressers and when should we get back to life as we know it.
Gubernatorial Candidate Joshua Freed joins the join to discuss the lawsuit he filed in Federal Court against Gov. Jay Inslee and all the reasons we should be looking at reopening the economy.
Franklin County Commissioner Clint Didier discusses the motion he introduced against the Governor's Shelter in Place order and State Sen. and Gubernatorial Candidate Phil Fortunato discusses the status of I-976.
Discussing the rallies in Richland and Olympia over the weekend plus 8th Legislative District Rep. Brad Klippert discusses the Olympia rally and some interesting information regarding the Governor's State of Emergency and his powers therein.
A number of rallies around the State took place over the weekend as patience begins to get thinner regarding the Governor's order.
What do you place more value on...your citizenship as an American or your residency in the State of Washington and which of the rights afforded supercede the others?
Eric Moore, Owner of Excalibur Auto Group, talks how the restrictions and the modifications have impacted his business and the industry in the Tri-Cities. Where are we going with COVID-19 and are people growing tired of the shelter in place orders?
Discussing President Trump's Reopen America Again plan and previewing what we could hear from Gov. Inslee in his next presser
Dissecting Gov. Inslee's latest Pandemic press Conference and what is being left out of the conversation.
Sen. Mike Padden, 4th Legislative District, and Rep. Bill Jenkin, 16th Legislative District, talk about Gov. Inslee's order to release inmates due to COVID-19 and Ben Hanes talks about the protest against the shutdown of recreational fishing on Saturday April 18th at Columbia Point in Richland.
The Coronavirus contnues plus Joe Biden picks up a couple of endorsements....will they help or hurt?
Let's talk about corona...virus that is....again....for the thousandth day in a row....
Let's check in with listener's and hear what they have to say about everything going on right now.
Let's have some fun and not talk about a pandemic for an hour. Results from our last poll and new discussion for our new poll.
Special guest Scott Bartholomew from Benton Franklin Health District, gives more info regarding COVID-19. Also, how are the prisons in Oregon helping during this pandemic?
Special phone guest VJ Meadows, Executive Director of the Tri-Cities Food Bank, discusses the current need in our community and our partnership with them to collect $10,000 in donations!
More listener input regarding Governor Inslee's decision to keep schools closed the rest of the school year as well as listener input on the COVID-19 situation in general.
We discuss Governor Inslee's latest press conference regarding schools being shut down longer and hear public opinion about the decision.
Special phone guest Alan Harvey, Attorney for Washington Fraternal Order of Police and Sheriff's Department Guild. Also, it's Friday so that means "Donkey of Shame". Today is also Ed's anniversary and he did well with avoiding being a donkey of shame.
Special phone guest Kyle Lingscheit of Payne West Insurance, as well as Elizabeth Battaglia discussing the "Flatten the Curve - Tri-Cities" group on Facebook.
Some counties are delaying the first half of property taxes (Benton is not one of them) so Ed was curious what that means for the state. He talked with Washington State Treasurer Duane Davidson about the issue.
We chat with Loann Ayers from united Way about Census Day. We also remind our listeners what the symptoms are of the coronavirus and ask for blood donations.
Special in studio guest Troy Lively, Service/Parts Director for McCurley Subaru and Mercedes, discusses how McCurley has adapted to COVID-19 conditions. Also, on the phone, we talk with Michael Miller, Owner of Proof Gastro Pub, on how COVID-19 has impacted his business and what they're doing to help out. Also, is social media helpful or more of a silencer?
Special phone guest today is Keith Sylvan, Owner of Farmer's Exchange, discussing how he's handling the COVID-19 issues. Also on the phone is Pasco's Mayor, Saul Martinez, discussing a letter being written and signed off by other mayor's asking Governor Inslee to reconsider residential construction workers as "non-essential".
We discuss the push for banning the President's press conferences on COVID-19 and chat with callers about the current situation.
Welcome to a brand new week where we continue to talk about COVID-19 and discuss the press conference Governor Inslee had earlier today.
We continue the ongoing conversation about COVID-19 and follow up on the press conference Governor Inslee had about enforcing the "Shelter in Place" order.
Special guest Senator Mark Schoesler of the 9th Legislative District. Also, special guest Jason Marcier with Washington Policy Center.
Special guest Chariss Warner, Ministry Director of Tri-City Union Gospel, discusses the homeless and COVID-19. Also, you know what Friday means...DONKEY OF SHAME!
Special guest Lori Mattson, President and CEO of Tri-City Regional Chamber. Also, special guest Dave Retter or Retter & Company/Sotheby's International Realty.
Special guest Mark Manthy discusses how COVID-19 is influencing rates for housing, Governor Inslee signs a few bills over night that people aren't exactly happy about, such as ban on plastic bags, and he says more "non essential" employees need to shelter at home.
Let's talk about that stimulus money nobody can agree upon as well as Governor Inslee's bill regarding public meetings. Also, how are you keeping yourself occupied while staying at home?
Special guest Lt. Aaron Kemp from Kennewick Police Department discusses the shelter in place order.
Governor Inslee announced a shelter at home order last night so we're here to remind you about it and get your feedback.
We clarify some information about COVID-19 with Loann Ayers of United Way of Benton Franklin County as well as chat with our friend Jim Hall from Kadlec Regional Medical Center.
We discuss the President's response to COVID-19, respond to the community, and discuss things with Michele Roth of American Red Cross.
It's the first day of Spring! We have he latest on COVID-19 but first, we chat with Sean Davis of Franklin County Emergency Management.
How is COVID-19 impacting the Tri-Cities? We discuss with the community and check in with BJ Olsen of Emmaus Counseling Center.
The Governor updates the Coronavirus situation in the State as Robb and Ed deliver the latest related news and the impacts on the community.
Robb and Ed talk with Numerica CU's Central Washington SVP Andy Stirling about steps they are taking to provide relief during COVID-19 and Bishop Joseph Tyson of the Yakima Diocese talks how the pandemic has impacted faith celebrations and what recourse is there for those that are struggling.
Rep. Bruce Chandler from the 15th Legislative District discuss a couple of bills e has proposed this session plus is the timing of the Impeachment suspicious to anyone else?
What is a right, a privilege, an entitlement, and why have we lost sight of the difference?
Are we closer of farther away from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Dream, James Abernathy from the Freedom Foundation joins the show to talk about the latest lawsuit against Unions in the wake of the Janus ruling.
What initiatives would not have passed if the legislature's attempt to ban odd year participation was proposed earlier? Rep. Brandon Vick from the 18th Legislative District talks about his bill to legalize sports gambling in the State, plus 2A rallies around the country.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center joins Robb and Ed to breaks down the first full week of the Legislative session.
Sen. Mike Padden from the 4th Legislative District discusses his bill to amend the State Constitution plus the US Supreme Court will hear the "Faithless elector" case.
Sen. Mark Schoesler form the 9th Legislative District talks the first week of session plus why polls stink and aren't worth the paper they are printed on.
the articles of impeachment were finally sent to the Senate by the House and why is there a love affair with Socialism on the far left?
NASCAR driver Brittney Zamora from Kennewick joins the show to talk about her latest venture and the state wants to take away your ability to do this!
8th Legislative District Representative Matt Boehnke discuss the kick off to session and what the House Republicans goals are, plus we dive deeper into the state income tax discussion.
Senators Padden and Brown co sponsor a bill to change the State Constitution regarding the election of Supreme Court Judges.
The first day of the Legislative session and the Dems are already up to shady tricks and circumventing the will of the people.
Robb and Ed discuss the Dam rally and workshop happening tonight in Pasco and what the point of all of it is.
New Pasco Mayor Saul Martinez joins us to discuss his goals and 9th District State Senator Mark Schoesler - R talks to the guys as session is set to begin.
A new bill in Olympia makes the happy meal unhappy, more on local income tax bans, and the Donkey of Shame
The guys preview the dam rally on the 13th and discuss more about the downed airliner in Iran and what may have happened.
Why the left is blaming the President for the downed airliner in Iran and former Pasco and Chiawana Head Football Coach Steve Graff joins Robb and Ed to talk retirement.
How the City Councils will be shaped in Kennewick and Richland and what about a local income tax ban in this area?
Why is no one in the Tri-Cities is talking about an income tax ban and Robb and Ed discuss the 15 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Robb and Ed discuss Ricky Gervais and the Golden Globes, the "I" Word, and the Seahawks' win against the Eagles.
Benton County Republican Chair Dennis Walters and Franklin County Democrat Chair Jeffrey Robinson join Robb for a roundtable discussion on issues ranging from local to National.
Franklin County Democrat Chair Jeffrey Robinson and Benton County Republican Chair Dennis Walters join Robb for a roundtable discussion on issues ranging from local to National.
Matt Marshall, the gentleman who authored and filed the recall petition against AGOWA Bob Ferguson, joins Robb and Ed to discuss his reasons.
Have we taken the bait as society? US Congressman Dan Newhouse joins Robb and Ed to discuss the Columbia River Treaty and the negotiations with Canada
Dr. Robert Margulies Joins us to discuss the 2nd Amendment, gun safety, and some misconceptions regarding gun violence.
The Initiative guru Tim Eyman announces a bid for Governor as ???????? and what impact could it have on the race?
The saga of the Benton County Jail situation continues after a contentious Commissioners meeting. Robb and Ed break it down.
Franklin County Commissioner Brad peck talks the separation of the Bi-County Human Services Dept, I-976, and the financial hurdles Counties may be facing in the future.
Benton County Commissioner Jerome Delvin talks the jail situation and the County Sheriff, plus State Sen. Phil Fortunato stops by to talk about his bid for Gov. in 2020.
Is anyone really paying attention to the impeachment drama? Listeners comment on our guests from the 3pm hour.
What is the whistle blower law and what does it protect....ABC holds the Epstein story for three years for what reason.....governments, money, and how they stink as saving/spending.
John Valle from the repeal I-1639 movement discusses their progress, the response from King County over I-976's passage and the Donkey of Shame
State Republican Party Chairman Caleb Heimlich discusses elections and the results if I-976 plus the date of the dam study in Tri-Cities is revealed.
16th District State Senator Maureen Walsh discusses her decision to not seek re-election in 2020, updated election results and the battle over I-976
ABC sits on the Epstein story for three years and gets caught....another blow to the mainstream media's integrity.
Robb and Ed discuss voting and some interesting topics for the evening'd Kennewick City Council meeting.
What steps do you take as a concerned resident if you think your government isn't working.
Eco-anxiety disorder is the newest affliction in the northwest and Beto says bye-bye...who's next?
Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher joins the show to make a big announcement regarding the Jail situation
JasonMercier from the Washington Policy center talks the days Supreme Court Rulings, more on the Benton County Sheriff extending his certification to the Jail
Twitter bans political ads...good or bad move? Another look at Jeffrey Epstein's death brings a different conclusion...supposedly.
The bus drives over a Benton County Employee, some tension between the Franklin County Sheriff's Dpt. and Connell PD, and no Dam hearing in the Tri Cities.
a press release from the County shows just how far off they were in preparations to take the jail from the Sheriff's dept.
The situation surrounding Kennewick Mayor Don Britain losing his job with DSHS after an investigation by WSP and the Office of Fraud and Accountability.
Mariya Frost from the Washington Policy Center talks mileage tax, Todd Meyers from WPC discuss the natural gas and home heating oil tax on the west side, 4th Congressional district Rep. Dan Newhouse dishes on the status of USMCA and impeachment.
Former NJ Gov. Christ Christie joins the show as well as Dr. Roger Stark from the Washington Policy Center, WA Secretary of State Kim Wyman says hi and talks voting, plus Miranda Hawkins from WPC talks outreach.
Hour 2 discussing the fallout and remaining questions surrounding the Benton County Commissioners take over of the jail from the Sheriff's department.
The Benton County Jail is now run by the County Commissioners. Robb and Ed discuss the issues and questions it raises and the callers make their voices heard.
Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher joins Robb and Ed to discuss the decision by the Benton County Commissioners to take the jail away from his department.
Charges filed by Spokane County prosecutors against Benton County Sheriff Jerry Hatcher. Robb and Ed discuss the fallout.
Where is the line between innocent until proven guilty and public perception when it comes to elected officials and accusations or wrongful behavior.
Bombshell allegations against the Benton County Sheriff, plus Morning Anchor Jenna Kochenauer joins the show to talk about Domestic Violence from the view of a survivor.
Ed interviews Gov. Inslee regarding the climate and the guys break it down, plus why the whole picture in the energy discussion is being missed.
OSPI Che if Chris Reykdahl, in light of flat-lining test scores, claimed poverty and systemic racism were the reasons......Robb, Ed, and the callers discuss.
WA State Treasurer Duane Davidson joins the show to talk Capital Gains tax and a State Bank.
Eric Stahfled with the Freedom Foundation discuss the lawsuit regarding open negotiations between Lincoln County and the Teamsters Public Service union. Is there anything anyone can do about mass shootings?
Dave Konz with Terminal Barge Lines talks Riverfest 2019 and how the Snake River Dams changed the way traffic flowed on the Snake River. the new development project in the City of Kennewick will see money coming in from an interesting source.
The drama between the KSD and KEA continues as Day 1 of the school year was cancelled due to the strike. the guys break down the issues and the social media response.
The drama between the KSD and KEA continues as Day 1 of the school year was cancelled due to the strike. Chris Cargill, Eastern Washington Director from the Washington Policy Center joins us to discuss the State RCW regarding the strike and other issues surrounding it.
The talks between KEA and KSD go on and why does the tide seem to be turning against the Union?
More on the pending strike as negotiations with KEA and KSD continue plus Joe Biden is getting knocked off the mountain.
Hasbro introduces "Momopoly, the Socialism edition", but Socialists aren't happy about it. RBG has another health scare....
Kennewick PD Det. and Pres. of the WAFOP Marco Monteblanco discusses Kind County's decision to opt out of the LinX data sharing system due to Sanctuary ordinances. more on the negotiations between KSD and KEA.
Gov. Inslee says adieu to his Presidential aspirations and his intention to run for a third term as Gov. What has been thrown into disarray and what about that $4 million in additional funds spent on security?
Washington State Dept. of Health announces it's leaving the title X plan and guess who they want to pick up the lost $4 million tab, AG Bob Ferguson is good with Gov. Inslee running for a third term, but is everyone else? Which CEO of an online company announced he was part of the Deep State?
The KSD vs the KEA and what's involved. Liv Finne, Education Director from the Washington Policy Center joins us to discuss.
Lizette Figueroa with the US Census Bureau talks the importance of responding in 2020, the funding ties, and how secure your information is....then the Ungovernor does not get the call for the Climate Debate.
Kennewick Parks & Rec is hosting a class on Aug 24th for 14-18 years olds to teach them how to defend themselves from bullies, verbally and physically through basic martial arts training. Is this a good or bad idea and would you sign your kids up?
The King County Sheriff's Department and Seattle PD are off the LinX data share system because of the County's Sanctuary City ordinance....the guys discuss the ramifications.
Benton County Fire District #1 Chief Lonnie Click talks the levy and bond initiatives on the ballot and the Public Safety tax discussion rears it's head again.
A group known as "nones" (athiests. agnostics, and non affiliated) are growing in Washington State. Does this mean people are leaning more towards personal faith and spirituality than organized religion?
Washington State GOP Chair Caleb Heimlich talks GOP Gubernatorial chances and Jay Inslee possibly running for a third term, plus Inslee's second piece of his platform and doxxing now being used by an elected official.
Breaking down the untalked about elements from the mass shootings over the weekend and why no one cares to talk about them.
More on the tragic events from the weekend and Secretary of State Kim Wyman talks about the new VOTE WA system that goes online for this election.
Who benfitted the most from the second round of Democratic Debates and ideological bullying is getting more and more prevalent.
The Oregon is bringing sports betting back to it's lottery, should Washington follow suit, UW is creating a study group for this...and the Donkey of Shame.
Todd Meyer, Environmental Director with the Washington Policy Center, joins us to discuss the latest survey released on the removal of the Snake River Dams....plus the FBI puts a new group on the Domestic terror watch list...but it isn't the obvious choice.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center discusses the initiatives on the fall ballot, the appeals court ruling in the Seattle income tax case, and the new Speaker of the State House.
Breaking down the Democratic Debate from night one and wonder what Jay Inslee has to do to stay in the race on night two.
California is the latest state to try and circumvent the Constitution, we tell you how, and how much longer does Jay Inslee have left in his Presidential run?
State Senator Keith Wagoner R- 39th District discusses the latest scandal impacting DOC, specifically at the Monroe Correctional facility in his district. You can know use a third gender option on your State DL and Id cards in Washington, but what didn't they think of?
The President's Twitter creates another firestorm, but also calls attention to decades of neglect.
A conservative candidate running for Richland School Board was verbally assaulted in her own driveway by a supporter of her opponent. Has the Tri-Cities reached a new low in political civility?
Rep. Al Green goes all in on impeachment......50 years ago this week these things happened.
The President goes on the offensive on Twitter over the weekend and the backlash shortly ensued.......an poll conducted by Dems with swing voters shows some real issues for the party in 2020.
Why will the Dems not call out Antifa, aspecially after the latest violent incident in Tacoma? Gov. inslee maybe thinking about term three.
The City Council in Salt lake Park MN, banned the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance....we discuss.
The Chairman of the Benton County Republican Party, Bill Berkman, talks about why his party endorsed candidates in the primary after Benton County Democrats said they would not. The Donkey of Shame.
Paul Guppy, VP or Research for the Washington Policy Center talk about the State Supreme Court decision to allow the Seattle voucher system to stay in place, and another State Supreme Court ruling might have added this group to the protected class list.
Assaults on police officers in Washington State 2018 occurred 3x more than hate crimes. is it time to considered protected status for Police/Fire/First Responders, or is there another way to address the issue?
The Yakima Diocese is taking an interesting step regarding transparency in the child sex abuse scandal within the Catholic Church. We discuss with Msgr. Siler from the Diocese.
Is today's political climate engaging or pushing you away from getting involved in politics? What are some of things you think are missing from your community?
We discuss the passing of former Independent Presidential Candidate Ross Perot, his impact on the system and if he paved the way for the Election of Donald Trump. One Dem drops out of the field of 24,only to be replaced by another one.
The President loses a District Court case regarding his personal Twitter account, and it opens the door for a lawsuit against another lawmaker. What the heck is wrong with people today?
The arrest of Jeffrey Epstein and how far will the fallout spread? Guess what Medicare for all will get you....if it is anything like France it will get you the plug pulled.
It has been proposed to the Richland City Council to consider renaming Lee Blvd....should they?
The new Police Chief for the City of Richland, John Bruce, stops by the show and how about that Salute to America on the 4th of July. We attempt to count the number of exploding heads.
The anti-America sentiment that was trying to ruin the 4th of July celebration. Why do we not want to face truth anymore, and the Donkey of Shame!
Many are making a big deal about the President's planned "Salute to America".....why, and the comparisons some are making are....interesting.
What happened at the Kennewick City Council meeting regarding the vote on the new Ethics Officer position and why the presentation was problematic.
A test case for the proposed Kennewick Ethics officer and how this case blows holes in the proposed plan.
Spokane is going 180 degrees from Seattle and looking to ban a local income tax....will it work and hold up even if The State Supreme Court sides with Seattle.
Kennewick is contemplating a new paid position. the Ethics Officer would oversee City Council complaints only and would be judge and jury. We debate the pros and cons and the questions this ordinance raises.
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Wrapping up the Democratic debates and why Trump is looking like a lock in 2020. Hair discrimination, it's apparently a thing.
Dean Hain with Never Forget USA joins us for a powerful interview about their goal of increasing attendance and awareness of the 9/11 memorial service in Kennewick and to add a second service in the evening.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center talks the recently released revenue forecast along with some positive changes that may be coming in the discussion with The Kennewick School District and The Kennewick Education Association.....see more transparency in negotiations.
Author, filmmaker, director, and producer Glen Dunzweiler talk about homelessness and how his experiences with them has led him to this conclusion regarding dealing with the situation. A Salvadoran an and his daughter die at the border, it's time to look at the hard truths around immigration.
Mike McKee with I-1648 joins the show to discuss the newest tax oriented initiative trying to make the ballot. The first night of 2020 debates is on the schedule, who or what are you looking for?
ICE fires back at West Coast Sanctuary States by releasing a list of accused murderers and rapists in the Country illegally that were released back in to the community despite an ICE detainer request. What can be done to those elected officials and/or law enforcement agents that willfully ignore the requests and put the public's safety at risk?
What turns you off to a candidate in a political race? Common Sense activist Joffre McClung discus the lack of common sense that seems to be so common these days in our Country and why it's there.
Constitutional Scholar and founder of the Libertas West Project, Karen Lugo, talks the Citizenship question on the Census. Why is it important and what ramifications will SCOTUS decision have either way? Oregon passes two pot Bills, one out of the "Bag of Duh" the other out of the "Bag of Huh?".
A new study claims that while we may not be happy with the party we identify with we really hate the other side. We dive in to the whys and discuss how both sides fall into the traps.
Senate Republicans in Oregon are refusing to return to Salem to vote on a cap and trade bill because they want it to go before the voters. Right or wrong way to go about it?
Ferguson falls for the first time against he Trump administration and The Donkey of Shame,
Benghazi survivor Mark "Oz" Geist joins the show to discuss the "Battle of Benghazi" and his upcoming appearance at the Benton County Republicans Lincoln day Dinner. What was a prosecutor and judge thinking in King County regarding the sentencing of a rapist?
More on what was the judge and prosecutor thinking and the US vs Iran......are we heading for a conflict?
Congress is discussing reparations bills a gain as 15 candidates have it as part of their Presidential platform on the Democratic side, but why?
Should sentencing guidelines change to help with criminal/prison reform and to give judges more flexibility with sentencing? Even those thart enjoy alcohol acknowledge the dangers that exist with alcohol consumption, so why do marijuana proponents not acknowledge the dangers that exist there?
The president launches his bid for re-election, how likely do you think that is? Reps. Matt Boehnke and brad Klippert form the 8th Legislative district join us to wrap the session.
8th Legislative District Reps. Matt Boehnke and Brad Klippert join us in studio to dicuss the session that was and what is on the agenda for 2020. VidAngel Neal Harmon talks about the companies loss in court regarding a copyright infringement case and what the future holds. An attempted ban on plastic backfired badly.
Mastercard raises some concerns by changing this policy and why are people angry at those who are successful?
The first Democratic debates are set...we discuss who is in and based on the lineups, who the winners and losers could be.
Should elected officials be held responsible if they release criminals here illegally into the public and they commit a violent crime? What was your first dose of the real world after high school....and the Donkey of Shame styles and profiles!
Washington State Solicitor General talks about the recent ruling in favor of Hanford workers and against the Federal Government, plus DOE reveals the reasons why it is looking to cut funding at Hanford and it's not what you think.
A new website claims it can help you decide which candidates match your viewpoints by answering a certain amount of multiple choice questions. Is this helpful or another way to influence voters? KOMO Radio's Jeff Pohjola joins us in studio to discuss Seattle's dying and the Seattle City Council situation.
Could not reporting the name of a mass shooter help prevent more from from happening? we discuss a recent article published on that question. Representatives Bill Jenkin and Skylar Rude fron the 16th District join us to discuss the legislative session.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is "taking the summer off" from his potential political ambitions.....does he come back? Why are we going more and more to the extreme to show our displeasure in things we don't agree with?
The State Supreme Court hears arguments regarding the State Legislatures responsibility under the Public Records Act. An emotional hearing in DC regarding the funding for the healthcare of 9/11 first responders and why was this hearing necessary in the first place?
More flag protests, this time in international competition by a US Athlete. Should US Athletes be forced to respect the Flag and Anthem when playing for a US team internationally?
The prosser School District is offering "Adulting Day" courses on the final day of school....good on them or bad on parents?
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center discusses the coming State Supreme Court hearing regarding the Public Records Act. The Kennewick City Council named it's newest member and Robb talks about what it was like going through the process.
San Francisco wants to do what to the homeless? Everyone loves a parade.....or maybe not.
The affirmative action debate....why can;t we all just get along...Joe Biden gets beat up some more by the far left...the Donkey of Shame!
The Washington State Supreme Court upholds it's original ruling in the Arlene's Flowers case after it was vacated by the US Supreme Court. What is next for Baronelle Stutzman in her years long legal battle?
More on the Washington State Supreme Court upholding their original ruling in the Arlene's Flowers case and what was out of place during the D-Day celebration.
The DOE has reclassified nuclear waste into three different categories instead of one. Will it speed up or slow down the cleanup at the Hanford area?
Gov. Jay Inslee fumes that the DNC won't have a climate only debate, Alabama passes a law to chemically castrate pedophiles as they are being paroled from prison....is this the right approach?
Parkland SRO Scot Peterson was brought up on 11 felonies and misdemeanors as a result of his actions during the shooting at the High School. Which is the worse of two situations when law enforcement is supposed to respond to a situation: inaction with bad results or action with bad results?
More on the charges against Parkland SRO Scot Peterson, why the Washington Independents movement failed, and the Seahawks are doing away with the Seagals and introducing guys to squad big deal or no big deal?
Washington State High School Seniors will no longer have to pass the standardized Math, Science, and Englosh exams to graduate...so what's the point of having them?
Why do school districts pay tax on certain items even though they are non-profits, and could not pay that tax save millions. There is movement at the top of the nominee chain for the Democrats, who has moved and why?
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center discuss the implications 30 days after session and proviso bills.
The Sanctuary State law is getting a response from Sheriffs around the State. Why is our moral compass all of a sudden shifting again, and the Donkey of Shame!
From 31 to 5....that's how many applicants are in so far for the Kennewick City Council Position vacated by the death of Steve Young. We discuss of that makes it easier or harder to fill.
People are leaving Spokane, not Seattle, in droves......why? The President announced new tariff on Mexico to try and quell the immigration problem.....and some randomness.
The Mueller press conference pt.2 and schools are looking to cut with some facing a budget crunch. The question is what , where, and how?
Todd Meyers, Environmental Director with the Washington Policy Center, discusses how the State is going in Carbon reverse, which isn't what the Governor has been preaching. The WHO has now recognized burnout as a medical affliction.....huh?
Michael Wolff has another new book out about the President and it is already being plagued by claims of inaccuracy. The questions around RBG being notoriously MIA.
The meaning of Memorial Day......what the battle over President Trump's financials and the unsealing of 2016's surveillance information really means.
Gov. Jay Inslee has qualified for the Dem debate stage, does it matter and will you watch? The Donkey of Shame strolls through town?
the Washington State Legislative Ethics commission rules on lawmakers private social media use and what isn;t q violation, plus how social media and work mix like oil and water.
The decision on the process for filling the vacant Kennewick City Council seat has been revealed. Nick Straley Attorney with Columbia Legal Services joins us to discuss the results of their study on deaths of incarcerated individuals in jails in Washington State
The Homeless situation in Seattle and how other communities can prepare for the influx of homelessness that comes with the change in season.
Discussing the options for the vacant Kennewick City Council seat and the importance of optics plus a presentation was given to the Benton County Commissioners on the Public Safety Tax.
Paul Guppy, VP of research for the Washington Policy Center, discusses the impact of the budget signed by Gov. Inslee
22 in the Field and one running away with the nomination already. Is Joe Biden's early lead good for the Dems? Why has the abortion argument become front and center again and why didn't we see it coming?
The end of filing week is here....a run down of the races and what matters to you when voting for someone in a local race?
Kennewick Mayor Don Britain remembers former Mayor Steve Young after his passing Thursday evening. The final run down of candidates who have filed for local office and the Donkey of Shame!
Pasco Immigration Attorney Eamonn Roach discusses the immigration situation and how the President's plans may or may not impact it. What are the real issues and common sense solution that will never be accepted.
The UW campus rape list creator talks about her creation anonymously while placing names of individuals on her list that may or may not be guilty of anything. Residents in Seattle are finally noticing they might have a public safety issue.
Yakima City Manager Cliff Moore joins us to discuss the use of McCormick Air Center by I.C.E. for deportation flights. The President announces a new plan and approach to immigration and it's a 180 degree spin.
Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker discuss his career, what 2020 may bring, and what his future holds. Washington State jumps in to the Healthcare market, but single payer it is not and how could it become the best option between public and private.
Kennewick Police Chief Ken Hohenberg joins us to discuss the successful multi-agency sweeps that netted over a dozen gang related arrests. We discuss the liberal dysfunction when it comes to Sanctuary policies.
Energy Northwest CEO Brad Sawadski joins us to discuss the bright future for Nuclear in the clean energy climate and States that want to force a Presidential Candidate to release tax returns may be on the wrong side of the argument.
Candidate filing week is upon...do you think you have what it takes to run? Apple is the first to fall short to the in session SCOTUS in a case that may redefine an area of commerce.
Remembering Moms this Mother's Day weekend. Former Kennewick High and current European Pro Basketball Player Bryce Leavitt joins us to discuss his attempt at breaking a Guinness record...with the communities help......and the Donkey Of Shame styles and profiles.
Candidate filing week is fast approaching, do you have what it takes to run for local office?????
Why are we not hearing identifying information about the Colorado shooters? Maybe because it goes against the narrative.....and why race is still being brought in to visiting the White House...one writer wants white athletes to explain why they are going.
Talking about the impact recently released Seahawks Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor had on the team's Super Bowl runs and how do you describe The Tri-Cities tot hose who haven;t heard of it.
Deputy Chief Ken Roske from Pasco PD discusses the CALEA National Accreditation received by the department. The continued clash of personalities on the Kennewick City Council.
The Benton County Commissioners were presented with a request to amend the Public Safety Tax....we discuss their response.....and what the hang up is about fire districts.
David Blake, co-founder of vice.run joins us to discuss the concept of voting for the Vice-president separate from the President of the united States, then we discuss the fallout....
With nearly $13 million in unspent surplus, should the Public Safety Tax be amended to include Fire Districts in Benton County and allow them the ability to apply for those funds?
How would living in a currency-less society work and which nation is moving in that direction. We then discuss currency as a whole a propose who should be on what.
The Governor rolled out his Presidential Climate Change aspirations and do they ever stink plus Paul Guppy with the Washington Policy Center joins us to talk tax fall out after the session.
The sad case of Facebook censorship, Laura Loomer, and why the left is so triggered......plus The Donkey of Shame rides off!
The Federal Department of HHS announces a new rule to prevent SEIU and other public service unions from skimming off Medicaid dollars that rightfully go to in home care givers. Erin Shannon from the Washington Policy Center joins us to discuss. Facebook goes on another banning spree as free speech is again targeted by the social media giant.
King County's prosecuting attorney says he will no longer charge those resisting arrest if the commit an act of violence against an officer in that process. What message does that send to police and the community?
The needle exchange presentation at the Kennewick City Council Workshop still raises more questions than it provides answers
Could an automated instruction program being used by some Seattle schools open the door for teacherless classrooms?
The latest on why the "Mad Dog" left D.C. and if it came down to Inslee vs Ferguson for Governor in 2020, who would get your vote?
Bruce Speight with Environment Washington discusses his groups thoughts on the $750,000 study to tear down the Snake River Dams and your response to it.
Breaking down the end of the State Legislative session....Rep. Mary Dye 9th District Pomeroy joins us to discuss the session as well.
Sheriff Jerry Hatcher and Michele Gerber with the Benton Franklin Recovery Coalition discuss the advocacy groups goals......Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center joins us a day after Sine Die to review the legislative session.
Chairman of the Washington State Republican Party, Caleb Heimlich, talks about their upcoming seminar in the Tri-Cities, the search for a GOP candidate for GOV and his thoughts on the session thus far, more NFL Draft talk, and the Donkey of Shame.
WA State Legislative Rep. Tina Orwall 33rd Des Moines, pops in to discuss her bill that will increase the processing of rape kits in the State labs and David Boze from the Washington Policy Center talks sessions, budget, and the lack of transparency.
Creepy Uncle Joe joins the Royal Rumble, otherwise known as the Democratic Presidential Primary and why the State Legislature doesn't listen to you.
Pasco City Councilman talks about the passage of a bill that would allow the city to vreate it's own PFD, paving the way building an aquatic center in the city and previewing the first round of the NFL Draft.
US Supreme Court listens to oral arguments on the citizenship question for the 2020 Census and why it matters.
A school district is teaching pedophilia a a sexual orientation, is there anything the left doesn't want to decriminalize?
State Senator from the 16th Legislative District Maureen Walsh joins us to discuss her comments regarding nurses and the situation around it, Bernie Sanders thinks convicted felons should vote no matter what....well should they?
Ashley Gross with KNKX is Seattle joins us to discuss her story about School Districts around the State manipulating graduation rates. Two Connecticut lawmakers challenge each other to pee in a cup, and The Richland School District gets around to that Chromebook problem 18 months later
State Rep from the 16th Legislative District Skyler Rude, joins the show to discuss the budget battle and how his mentor, Sen Maureen Walsh, became a National News story for all the wrong reasons.
State Sen. Maureen Walsh made nurses rather unhappy and State Rep. Matt Shea has made Dems rather unhappy. Plus, why no one is calling the bombings on Easter Sunday what they actually are.
State Senator and Senate Minority Leader Mark Schoesler gives us the latest from Olympia and which of the Christian holidays do you think is the holiest in the faith?
The Go Team Dog Therapy Organization joins the show plus Kennewick Mayor Don Britain discusses what led to the censure of City Councilman John Trumbo.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center joins us to break some big news regarding tax litigation with the City of Seattle. The anti vax movement gets dealt a blow in the State.
Mueller report reactions....is there really too much money in politics and if we took it out what would things look like?
Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman discussion the Electoral College at the State level and the fallout from the Bi-County Dept. of health meeting regarding Needle exchanges.
More fallout from the needle exchange discussion at the Bi-County Dept. of Health Meeting and Censured Kennewick City Councilman John Trumbo joins the show to discuss why he was censured.
What would make it easier for you to attend a city government meeting? Russell Wilson just got paid.
More on Russell Wilson's new deal with the Seahawks, the tragedy at Notre Dame, and The President's new idea for Sanctuary Cities.
The needle exchange in Kennewick is moving....but to where.....and will there be as much negativity surrounding it.
State Treasurer Duane Davidson joins the show to discuss the idea of a State Bank, Capital Gains taxes, the Rainy Day Fund, and being Governor for the weekend plus more on the moving of the needle exchange in Kennewick.
Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center brings us the latest from the Legislative Session in Olympia
Director of the Public Works Dept for the City of Kennewick, Cary Roe, joins us to discuss roads, thei spast winter, and the transition to repairing after a rough winter. plus the Donkey of Shame!
Lawmakers don't like to listen and a Washington State Appellate Court all but said Eco-terrorism is ok if you have a good reason.
9th District Legislators Mary Dye - Pomeroy, and Joe Schmick - Colfax, talk about the newest assault being made on the Snake River Dams. Plus Robb starts making laws to affect the West Side since they like to make laws affecting us.
Pro Football Hall of Famer, Seahawk legend, and keynote Speaker at The Franklin County Republican's Lincoln Day Dinner at the Pasco Red Lion Friday Night May 3rd, Steve Largent joins the show. Guaranteed 1st Rounder in the upcoming NFL Draft Nick Bosa, deleted a bunch of old tweets...why?
Should Benton County, along with other local municipalities, buy back land from the Army Corps of Engineers along the shoreline to use for development purposes or should they stay out of real estate?
Rep. Bill Jenkin from the 16th Legislative District joins us in studio to discuss the session thus far and how things are looking for his bills as we approach budget time.
More turnover in the Trump cabinet but it's not yet at historic proportions and how the minimum wage increases have impacted States around the Country.
A Yakima City Councilwoman is pulled off of committee assignments for six months after "Controversial" statements. Was she censured or censored?
Gov. Inslee's campaign and what are all these network Townhalls designed to do? Plus Howard Schultz still mulling a run.
Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center joins us to discuss what is passing and failing in Olympia and how heavy the tax fight is going to get.
The latest on the Kennewick Needle exchange and OSPI suffers a big defeat in Olympia at the hands of his own party.
Discussing the Kennewick City Council Meeting from April 2nd and that the controversy surrounding the needle exchange program is far from over.
Dems in the Senate want to lose the Electoral College and Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley is one of them, but should the electoral process be used at the State level?
How tough are the regs on marijuana and could they be loosening? SCOTUS rules on a death penalty case and gives proponents hope.
Legislative Representative from the 9th District, Joe Schmick, discuss the budget process and other goings on in Olympia, we recognize Gov. Jay Inslee Integrity Day, and why are men between 18-30 no less interested in sex than previous generations?
What do you not know about your friendly neighborhood needle exchange and are the RCWs governing it contradictory?
Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center joins the show. Was the family of slain Kittitas County Deputy Thompson within their right to ask the Governor not to attend the service?
The WTO declares Boeing is indeed receiving unfair benefits because of it's tax break in Washington State. What does the decision mean?
More on the Boeing decision from the WTO, Opening day of the MLB season, and could you imagine if the sign said "White Press Only"?
Washington State is raising the age of tobacco and vaping products to 21 and why it won't change anything. The east/west divide continues to grow.
The president wants to get back to the moon in the next 5 years and to do more than just plant a flag. The Jussie Smollet case is dropped in Chicago, but who was behind it?
Washington State Dems lay out their budget for the biennium with additional revenue in the forecast and a desire for additional taxes.
The fall out from the Mueller report.......who wins, loses, and what comparisons can be made to the Ken Starr report?
The announcement that the Mueller Investigation has concluded and the DOJ has the full report comes out late on a Friday afternoon, on the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament. Why are they trying to bury this?
And, Jimmy Kimmel is Ed's choice to ride the Donkey of Shame for saying his Alma Mater, Gonzaga University, does not exist.
Jason Mercier from the WA Policy Center joins the show for the entire hour, talking about the goings-on in Olympia, from the budget proposals being released next week, to title-only bills, to a bill to make the T-Rex the State Dinosaur (no kidding).
It's 2019, be we are still debating whether or not to ban the book "Huckleberry Finn" in some parts of this country. What would Ed do if he taught a class using this book in the lesson plan?
And, Chief Investigator for the Washington chapter of MUFON, Daniel Nims, talks about some of the major UFO cases in the state's history and how many cases he's looked at are truly unexplained.
Dana Bieber from "Affordable Fuel Washington" talks about why the Low-Carbon Fuel Standards being debated in Olympia is a bad idea that's doomed to fail.
Florida lawmakers want to go after people who leave their animals behind during evacuating a disaster.
Updating the Amber Alert in WA and OR. 10-Nampa, ID girl eventually found safe in Cheney, WA, her mother taken into custody.
Should public, elected officials block people from their public social media platforms?
Amber Alert for a 10-year-old Nampa, ID girl unlawfully taken by her mother.
West Richland Police Chief Ben Majetic weighs in on the tragic shooting death of a Kittitas County Sheriffs deputy Tuesday night.
President Trump wants to cut Hanford funding for 2020. Will this force the DOE to be more efficient, or cause a negative reverberation throughout the area?
Nurses at Kadlec want higher wages, better paid leave...and more security at the hospital.
Rep. Mary Dye (R-Pomeroy) joins to show to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly in Olympia.
Discussion on how best to improve the high number of special education drop-outs in the WA.
The Washington Policy Center's Economic Guru Todd Meyer talks climate bills in the State Legislature and their impact on your wallet. Tragedy in New Zealand.
The President uses the veto pen for the first time in his 26 1/2 months in office and the Donkey of Shame struts it's stuff.
Washington State Senate authorizes a study to move to a single payer healthcare system that would eliminate all private insurance in the State.
The manufacturer of Oxycontin is considering bankruptcy die to the number of lawsuits it faces over the opioid epidemic.....but are they really to blame?
Should Universities that accept federal money also accept some of the responsibility regarding student loans and the increasing debt rate?
Oregon and Washington State legislatures discussing bills that would require the teaching of the Holocaust in public schools.
AG Bob Ferguson's one prong approach to the opioid epidemic and the College scandal to end all scandals.
Debating the State Senate's attempt to pass a Constitutional Amendment that would allow School Bonds to pass with a simple majority instead of 60 percent of the vote.
A Federal Judge rules some college athletes can receive more compensation, but not in the form of cash and which Democratic hopefuls for 2020 are in, out, or under attack?
Featuring 8th legislative District representative Matt Boehnke and should drug testing be a part of receiving welfare and food stamps?
Featuring Dr. Jeff Allgaier and Dr. Kenneth Egli from ideal option discussing their involvement with the needle exchange program in Kennewick.
Featuring Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center talking about the current Washington State Legislative session.