Highlights - The Jason Rantz Show

Former Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson chimes in on Mayor Katie Wilson's new budget propsosal, the Bite of Seattle shooting, and discusses her new policy watchdog site. 

Seattle CARE Chief Amy Barden on the role her department will play in the city's gun violence prevention strategy. 

CNN contributor Shermichael Singleton reacts to the White House press drama and the ongoing saga in Washington state around a new gun safety training requirement. 

Rep. Joshua Penner (R-Orting) on the Washington State Secretary of State's Office coming clean about descrepencies with the ballot text on the income tax repeal initiative. 

KIRO News Radio's Chris Sullivan explains why a gaffe from WSDOT could create a whole bunch of traffic headaches for drivers in the Seattle area. 

Brian Heywood on yesterday’s Supreme Court decision on natural gas ban initiative and what it means for the income tax.

Senior Counsel with the Alliance Defending Freedom Kate Anderson is representing a father in his lawsuit against Lake Washington School District for not allowing him to opt his son out of LGTBQ-themed lessons. 

John Ondrasik (Five for Fighting) breaks down the Ed Sheeran/Macklemore controversy.

The daughter of an SPD officer who says her dad is being dragged through the mud for protecting her.

Seattle Metro Chamber CEO Joe Nguyen on the recent calls from businesses for the city to crack down on crime.

Senior Editor at TheGunMag and the Second Amendment Foundation's Dave Workman on how the WSP walked back their ban on NRA instructors.

Docusign co-founder Court Lorenzini issues a warning about the Washington state income tax.

Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward on the DOJ's lawsuit against the Univeristy of Washington for giving preferential treatment on tuition to illegal immigrants. 

WA GOP Charir Rep. Jim Walsh on what the GOP midterm convention means for our state. 

Former Seattle Times Columnist Matt Calkins explains why the paper turns off its comment section when readers push back. 

State Rep. Joshua Penner (R-Orting) on some Washington state ballot data that seems to be disproportionately impacting rural areas.

UW professor Sturt Reges is getting a hefty payout from the school after he sued for being punished for a mock land acknowledgement. 

Architect Mark Elster explains how Washington’s income tax has been devastating for developers and firms like his.

UW atmospheric scientist Cliff Mass gives a preview of what we can expect from this early bout of fall weather. 

David Dunbabin is the Chair of the Whitman College Republican Club, which the school declined to recognzie and now the group is threatening legal action. 

Mike Cordova, who runs Cesco Medical in Edmonds just finished his 45th year in business and could lose nearly everything due to a single payer system the state is trying to ram through.

State Department Deputy Spokesperson Luke Ortega on the Trump Administration's recent empahasis on visa revocations and cracking down on birth tourism. 

King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn on an asphalt plant along the Cedar River that has been purchased by they county, preserving it for public use.

State Rep. Mari Leavitt (D- University Place) explains why she expressed concerns to UW about hosting Hasan Piker.

Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank has filed a new petition to counter the Pierce County Charter Review Commission’s efforts to remove him from office.