Highlights - The Jason Rantz Show

Ryan Ferrie is a North Seattle business owner that decided to close up shop due to the dangerous environment around his building. 

With Donald Trump's inauguration ushering in a new era and Golden Age, one thing is clear: We are so back, America. Jason discussed Trump taking office as the 47th U.S. president and his inaugural to open his show Monday.

Brian Williams is an Elder at Living Word Ministry in Tacoma, which has come under siege from vandalism. 

Friday’s with Jake: post-Trump, “we’re back.”

JD Kaim is a UW student that was reprimanded by the school for creating a platform that made it easier to swap classes.

Host of Fox News at Night Trace Gallagher breaks down the latest in LA fires and the political fall out. 

Pacific Legal Foundation attorney Brian Hodges on a recent victory for home builders and home buyers.

State Rep. Mark Klicker has a new bill that would require cities to allow small cafes and stores in residential areas. 

Newsbusters’ Curtis Houck stops by to discuss some of the latest failures in liberal media.

Guy Benson stops by to chat about the final days of the Biden administration and how congress can enact the Trump agenda.

Julian Epstein (Former Chief Counsel at House Judiciary Committee, Democrats) says his party should never have gone after Trump in the courts.

University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences professor Cliff Mass discusses the Southern California wildfires.

Rep. Michael Baumgartner (R-Spokane) breaks down the debate on one big bill versus several smaller ones to pass the Trump agenda, plus he celebrates the passage of the Laken Riley Act and weighs in on whether or not we should acquire Greenland

In his first media interview since becoming a congressman, Baumgartner discusses the Laken Riley Act and buying Greenland. He also criticizes U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal for voting "no" on the Laken Riley Act.

Dave Workman (Second Amendment Foundation) on the latest anti-gun bill making life harder for CCL holders.

Spokane City Councilmember Jonathan Bingle says it was inappropriate for the police chief to write a letter to the community about not helping enforce immigration law. But, he suspects, the chief didn’t actually write the letter.

Seattle City Council president Sara Nelson says the Starbucks closure by Pike Place Market is a much bigger deal than people realize, and explains why she’s running for re-election

King County Assessor John Wilson is hoping to bring some moderate policies to the county. He’s running for King County Executive

Attorney Cleta Mitchell on election integrity. 

Power the Future’s Daniel Turner on efforts to shove down environmental programs that don’t won’t do what they advertise. 

Washington State Rep. Travis Couture (R-Allyn) gives his take on Jay Inslee's latest budget proposal. 

Kittitas County Sheriff Clay Myers is sounding the alarm on a move to change the way Washington would elect Sheriffs. 

Brier City Councilmember Mike Gallagher says that the trend of rising public safety costs has hit his community as well. 

Roughly 30 minutes before an Auburn City Council meeting at which council member Cheryl Rakes was voted deputy mayor, her car was stolen. The Auburn Police Department (APD) believes the suspects are four juveniles.

FIRE Research Fellow Nathan Honeycutt shares some of the shocking findings in his new report on the state of free speech and censorship on college campuses.