KTTH Highlights

Fox Business correspondent Lauren Simonetti analyzes the UAW strike and who comes out the winner here.

Senator Marsha Blackburn thinks the Biden's get special treatment and John Fetterman does not respect his constituency.

Tim Eyman weighs in the mayor of Yakima calling 911 because conservatives were collecting ballot initiative signatures.

Rep April Connors (R-Kennewick) has legislation to give every registered vehicle owner $100 to help with insane gas prices.

Logan Bowers owns Hashtag Cannabis in Redmond, the latest store to suffer a break-in via a stolen car smashing through the storefront. Bowers is politically active and a one-time Seattle council candidate. What does he think is to blame for this?

Matthew Patrick Thomas (KCGOP chair) is raising serious concerns about election transparency and integrity after the county replaced the primary tabulation server, the central component of the election process, without informing the two parties or SoS. Worse, the security camera meant to capture the process wasn’t operational.

Councilmember Reagan Dunn says raising wages nearly $4 an hour in unincorporated King County is an awful idea.

Simon Sefzik (policy advisor for Project 42) is hosting an event tomorrow in Kent at a gas station offering cheap gasoline -- without the fees Democrats and Inslee are responsible for -- in order to make a point about their costly legislation.

Abby believes she was wrongfully terminated from her job for holding conservative beliefs. 

Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring wants to ban card-only retail transactions. Rantz is not a fan of this. They debate.

Dr. Scott Phillips (Executive and Medical Director for the WA Poison Center) backs the UW study claiming no health threat from passive drug smoke exposure, but Rantz doesn’t buy it.

City Councilwoman Sara Nelson said the city isn’t doing much to stop the crime wave -- which is why she’s calling attention to it. And she’s not yet all that optimistic about a drug bill.

Jae Ahrens (Jae's Asian Bistro) says he and his small business colleagues in Seattle’s Madison Valley community keep getting burglarized and he can’t figure out why voters won’t change directions.

Coach Joe Kennedy explains why he’s leaving Bremerton and what’s next for him.

Lucas Tomlinson, FOX News correspondent stops by to discuss the latest national headlines

 Yvonne Gallardo-Van Ornam (Arlington City Council) details her re-election campaign. 

Andrea Suarez (We Heart Seattle) details a successful clean-up at a SoDo encampment over the weekend and how her group will be working to register more voters this election season.

Mark Swanson (Bothell City Council candidate Pos 4) says the biggest issue is the forced “housing density” the state is mandating cities to adopt.

Curtis Houck (Newsbusters) explains if the new CNN CEO can make the network less unwatchable, explains why NewsNation is such a threat, and how media has it in for Ron DeSantis.

Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders talks us through his new pursuit policy and expresses his disappointment with soft-on-crime judges.

Criminal defense attorney and former Pierce County prosecutor Jared Ausserer says the prosecutor’s office suffers from a lot of inexperience and mismanagement

Pacific Legal Foundation attorney Laura D’Agostino gives a positive update on a lawsuit against the city of Seattle for hostile work environment -- where white people are all considered racist

Sydney Phillips (Deputy Chief Litigator at Freedom Foundation), reacts to the surprising news that the WA Supreme Court sided against unions trying to keep members’ info private.

Nirav Sheth owns businesses in the area, but they continue to be robbed. So, he’s running for office to ensure change.

Mark Meredith (Fox News) sets the stage for tonight’s first GOP debate.