Jason Rantz Show

Senator Steve O’Ban joined the Jason Rantz Show to discuss the implications of his $30 car tabs bill getting voted down, and what this will mean for future elections.

Jason Rantz stopped by FOX News @ Night to analyze Elizabeth Warren's recent attacks on Michael Bloomberg.

Small town Mayor Pete Buttiegeg wants to decriminalize all drugs — from heroin and meth to cocaine and fentanyl. But does this idea actually work? Nope.

House bill 2204 would actually let smaller Washington businesses sell liquor, so you would no longer need to be over 10,000 square feet to sell, which Costco pushed. John Guadnola of the Association of Washington Spirits and Wine Distributors discusses.

Senator Phil Fortunato's bill to enact $30 car tabs got a hearing in Olympia this week, and discusses how it will protect it and why Inslee is playing politics by delaying projects.

The Democratic caucus in Iowa was plunged into chaos to kick off 2020's presidential primaries, a process that Washington state hopes to avoid when its own primary comes around.

Republican Representative Jesse Young introduced a few bills to protect drivers' rights as the Democrats in Washington state are proposing a pay-per-mile tax plan.

Sattler says she concerned with tax dollars being wasted and measurable outcomes not being developed, especially with issues like homelessness, all factors which seemed to alienate her from the local Democratic party.

Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney discusses why he overturned the terminations of deputies Matt Boice and Evan Twedt, accused of conducting a warrantless search.

UW employees are suing to get out of union membership and paying dues for their work over at the University of Washington. Attorney James Abernathy discusses the case.

A new proposal from Republican State House Rep. Drew Stokesbary looks to tackle homelessness in a way not often seen from fiscal conservatives in Washington state.

Pierce County Crime Stoppers has set up a Legacy Fund for Deputy Dyson to help take care of his family, who are very much in need at this moment.

It's being led in part by Matt Marshall of Eatonville, who charges Bob Ferguson with malfeasance, misfeasance and violation of his oath of office.

Adam Carolla discusses with KTTH's Jason Rantz his new 'No Safe Spaces' documentary, which features UW and Evergreen free speech abuses.

Republic police chief Loren Culp recently announced his candidacy for governor as a Republican, and joined the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH.