Highlights

From the 1890s to the early 1960s, a succession of tall buildings in downtown Seattle were used as signal towers to warn mariners of coming storms.

Tim Eyman returns to The Dori Monson Show to talk about $30 car tabs in SCOWA this week. 

The beleaguered West Seattle Bridge isn’t there for no reason. It helps move people and cars across a busy industrial waterway far below the bridge and nearly invisible to most drivers and passengers. While it may be invisible, the author of a new book says Seattle owes its very existence to that waterway, the Duwamish River.

Rick Rizzs, lead voice for the Seattle Mariners, is looking forward to getting the season started and looking back at old broadcasts.

BREAKING: Thurston County announced on May 27 that surgical masks would be required in every public venue in Thurston County for all residents over the age of 4, prompting the Freedom Foundation to file its lawsuit and motion. Shella Sadovnik is their lawyer.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman on criticism by the Left for not accepting digital signatures on initiatives

Mason McDermott of Car Tender reacts after CHOP is finally cleared.

Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center cuts through the good and useless from the Climate Pledge Arena action plan

Dr. Raul Garcia is a Republican running for Governor. He tackles some of the issues

Katrina Johnson, cousin of Charleena Lyles and member of the Inslee policing task force, joins Dave Ross on Seattle's Morning News. Listen to the full interview on Ross Files. 

Steve Kardian (Trump 2020 Advisory Board member and career law enforcement officer) analyzes the defund police movement

Selah City Administrator Don Wayman faces calls for his ouster for criticizing the political organization Black Lives Matter.

Benji Irby (host of Unpopular Opinion) was at the state capitol in North Carolina and saw a Black Lives Matter protest -- without any black people at all. He noted the irony in a tweet that’s gone viral.

Jason Mercier (Washington Policy Center) found emails from state Dems on their plans to push a capital gains tax

Shelby Talcott (Daily Caller) is at NYC’s version of CHOP. She explains what it’s like.

Officer Mike Solan, president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild, joins the Gee & Ursula Show to provide an update on the CHOP, the East Precinct, officer morale, and more.  

Dr. Angela Rasmussen joins the Gee & Ursula Show with the latest on COVID-19, including a possible return to school, the worst yet to come, the likelihood of a vaccine to bring herd immunity, Remesivir, masks, and more.  

Omari Salisbury from Converge Media joins Dave Ross on Seattle's Morning news to provide an update and overview on life inside the CHOP. 

Benji Backer on the  GOP adopting his framework

Nigel Turner, director of the Communicable Disease Division with the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, stopped by the Gee & Ursula Show with an update on new coronavirus cases.