Todd Herman

A Todd Herman Show listener sent a video that appears to show a deceptively edited video of President Trump’s Tuesday address. We performed a side-by-side comparison to see if that was true.

The Sound Transit Board -- a group of unelected rubber-stampers of this rogue agency's many crimes and scams -- is set to announce a big raise for the head of their criminal conspiracy.

If King County voters press I-1639 upon Washington state, gun owners will have a moral obligation to refuse to comply.

A bus ad that depicts Seattle's corrupt politicians in proper style -- as gangland figures. Seattle could use more sobering ads like this.

A Central Washington University alumna is going on the record to say the lawyer who investigated Conservative professor and legislator Matt Manweller attempted to twist her testimony into a negative account.

A listener to the program told me about his son who walks to school through a homeless camp in a school zone every day.

An official state video of Representative Matt Manweller is being pointed to as evidence of inappropriate behavior. Really? Is there anything really here?

Mayor Jenny Durkan pretends that street people want to be in shelter as she walks past a tent mansion on a Seattle sidewalk.

What should we do with the children of parents who cross the border illegally? Even if they are seeking asylum? Call into the show and tell me your solutions.

There is a big difference between homeless people and street people. Homeless people want help. Street people commit crime and drain resources.

Repealing Seattle's head tax should just be the start of taking back the city. Here are 28 other things that Seattle voters allow by supporting agitators on the city council.

Dan Satterberg has the job title of King County Prosecutor. Until recently he was a "Republican." In reality, Satterberg is neither.

Sex trafficking is a form of slavery and it is a very profitable business, with every aspect of business marketing worked in. King County voters and officials are part of this businesses.

Washington Representative Mark Harmsworth was told to find flaws in the state's pay-per-mile tax pilot. It took him only five minutes, and he's still cheating the system.

Seattle calls her Councilmember Kshama Sawant. I call her I-Wanna I-Wanna. Maybe we should more accurately call her Bhagwan Shree Sawant.