The Monologue: Driver's licenses are about to get more expensive. 

The Interview: Phillip Sudore (owner of The Spot W. Seattle) details the latest vandalism and theft at his store.
The Monologue: Another fire happened at a homeless encampment—this time under the Ship Canal bridge.

The Interview: Victor is a Seattle resident who has complained nonstop about a dangerous encampment near his home. He gets no help.

LongForm: Kareem Patton is a black veteran who says he was fired by Do Good Multnomah for holding a sign on social media that says “It’s okay to be white.”
The Quick Hit: Jerry Nadler gets into with Nancy Pelosi.

The Monologue: Driver's licenses are about to get more expensive. 
The Interview: Phillip Sudore (owner of The Spot W. Seattle) details the latest vandalism and theft at his store. The Monologue: Another fire happened at a homeless encampment—this time under the Ship Canal bridge.
The Interview: Victor is a Seattle resident who has complained nonstop about a dangerous encampment near his home. He gets no help.
LongForm: Kareem Patton is a black veteran who says he was fired by Do Good Multnomah for holding a sign on social media that says “It’s okay to be white.” The Quick Hit: Jerry Nadler gets into with Nancy Pelosi.

Jason Rantz is Seattle’s fresh, contemporary conservative voice. Young and urban, passionate and bold, Rantz is outnumbered by the Progressive chorus, yet refuses to ignore the conservative principles at the core of America’s greatness. Prolific on-air and online, Rantz knows he’s outnumbered in Seattle, but he’s never shy to be outspoken about it.

Advertisement