Highlights - The Jason Rantz Show

Curtis Houck (Newsbusters) and Rantz have fun at Brian Stelter’s expense.

Melanie Roberts (Ruth Dalton’s granddaughter) talks about her grandmother’s murder, tonight’s memorial walk, and what she hopes happens next.

Accuracy in Media president Adam Guillette returned to Seattle last weekend with a mobile billboard to call out the antisemitic remarks made by Seattle teacher Ian Golash.  

Steven Groves with the Heritage foundation takes a deep dive into what Project 2025 is really all about.

Author Don Bentley gives a preview of his new book Capture or Kill in the Vince Flynn series.

Jon Scholes, president and CEO of Downtown Seattle Association discusses the Seattle Aquarium’s new ocean pavilion expansion.

JJ Breilh, Collegiate Director at University of Washington for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, discusses the youth mental health crisis.

King County coucilmember Reagan Dunn discusses the county's recent vote to keep the youth detention center open.

Chris Sullivan details the ferry nightmares of yesterday, today, and tomorrow -- all the way into Labor Day. Plus, will the light rail in Lynnwood really be transformative? Nah.

Maia Espinoza (Candidate for 28th District State Senate and Director of the Center for Latino Leadership) wants the DSHS secretary terminated for recklessly releasing sex offenders into our communities.

Senator John Braun breaks down what we can do to address the juvenile problem with detention center mismanagement and whether or not Semi Bird loyalists will hurt Republicans in November. 

Patrick Foley (co-founder Lake Union Partners) is a developer who is rallying other business owners to speak up about the crime crisis, claiming the Mayor’s office is wrong for saying their revitalization plan is working.  

Aurora Ave. business owner Keith Carpenter reacts to some of the new legislation being proposed by the Seattle City Council to curb crime in that part of Seattle.

Republican Gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert weighs in on Bob Ferguson’s decision to pull out of their third debate.

Director of the federal affairs for Gun Owners of America joins Josh Hammer to discuss the Democrats’ gun-grabbing agenda.

Guest host Josh Hammer is joined by Israeli philosopher Dr. Ronen Shoval to discuss his new book Holiness and Society: A Socio-Political Exploration of the Mosaic tradition.

Mike Davis of the Article III project gives his take on the DNC.

Snohomish County Sheriff Susanna Johnson explains why they’re struggling to hire and retain deputies.  

Chris Sullivan provides a traffice update for Snohomish County and Montlake. 

State Rep. Travis Couture (R-Allyn) breaks down the consequences of Democrats releasing so many sex offenders.

Former special assistant to Donald Trump Marc Lotter breaks down day one of the DNC and some of the recent polling.

When Dan Auderer was fired by Seattle Police Department’s interim chief following an investigation into an out-of-context joke made during a private conversation that was mistakenly recorded by his body-worn camera, he was blindsided. Under the previous police chief, the plan was to issue him a 30-day suspension. City lawyers were convinced there wasn’t enough to justify termination, and the decision was already being drafted. But after an investigation plagued by internal leaks, pressure from City Hall and activists, and a last-minute change in findings, interim chief Sue Rahr abruptly fired him. For the first time, he tells his side of what happened.

Jason chats with RNC Chairman Michael Whatley about some of the recent polling in key battleground states. 

LJ Rohrer is hoping to flip the Pierce County Council's 6th district to the Republican side. 

Carmen Goers is taking on Democrat incumbent Kim Schrier in Washington’s 8^th Congressional district.