Highlights - The Jason Rantz Show

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. 

Jeffrey Barker with the Seattle Symphony gives a preview of what they have in store this holiday.

Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell explains how the city was able to see a drastic decrease in crime. 

Police Strategies CEO Bob Scales says there is still not nearly enough transparency coming from the Washington State Data Exchange for Public Safety. 

Rep Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) says we should prepare for new tax proposals from Democrats and that he thinks Democrats might finally be willing to go after drug dealers.

Spokane Councilmember Jonathan Bingle says the council is considering rule changes that would effectively silence conservatives on the council. 

Jake Skorheim inappropriately offered praise to a meter maid for getting out of a ticket when it was Jason Rantz who saved the day. He wants his reward money (which didn’t exist until he said it did).

Edmonds Police Officers Association president Will Morris details how the city is exploring a plan to ditch the department. 

Silent Majority Foundation General Counsel Pete Serrano goes over their lawsuit against Bob Ferguson over his COVID vaccine mandate as Attorney General. 

Will Cain weighs in on the smears against Pete Hegseth, plus has an announcement!

Seattle Police Department staffing remains historically and catastrophically low. Recruitment remains a challenge. And it may get worse in the coming months.

Tacoma firefighters union president Allyson Hinzman explains why further cuts to the fire department in the city’s next budget is unacceptable.

Democrat consultant Julian Epstein explains why he believes his party lost in 2024. 

Newsbusters' Curtis Houck analyzes the media reaction to the Hunter Biden pardon, talks about the View in a second Trump term, and the LA Times editorial board addition of Scott Jennings.

Gabe Groisman, host of "Standpoint with Gabe Groisman" offers his take on why the Israelis agreed to a ceasefire with Hezbollah. 

Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies Mark Krikorian gives his take on what the Trump Adminstration's immigration policy should look like. 

Senior Fellow at the Center for Renewing America and Attorney Mark Paoletta discusses the future of lawfare in America.

Claremont Institute Fellow Ben Weingarten explains the new Israeli ceasefire agreement in Lebanon. 

New College of Florida President Richard Corcoran discusses his brand-new book, Storming the Ivory Tower: How a Florida College Became Ground Zero in the Struggle to Take Back Our Campuses.

Mike Davis of the Article III Project gives his take on the state of the lawfare against Donald Trump, which appears to be winding down.