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Broadcasting from an undisclosed location on Lake Washington, Ari Hoffman is LIVE from Future 42's NW Sanity Forum: Restoring Common Sense in Washington State.

Plus, Governor Ferguson rejects AG Bondi's demand to end sanctuary policies

Today on The Morning Ride: Phil talks to the Mayor of Shoreline to see what they have done in order to work towards making housing more affordable. Fred Meyer stores are closing up and down Puget Sound, Democrats don't want to acknowledge the real reasons behind the closures but Kelly Chambers calls into the show to share her perspective. PLUS: Illegal aliens kill 3 people while making a U-Turn in a semitruck, Trump is working to phase out mail in voting, and new details emerge from Brian Kohberger's past.

A Seattle mayoral candidate tries to explain why a slice of pizza costs $8, the city bends over backwards to preserve nudity at a pubic park PLUS State Representative Travis Couture joins The Morning Ride to call out Washington sate Democrats who are complaining about federal Medicaid cuts when they cut three quarters of a billion dollars from state aid in the state legislature.

On today's Morning Ride Phil is joined by Washington Policy Center's Todd Meyers to discuss increasing energy costs in Washington State as well as by economist Steve Moore who is floored by the price of gas here in Washington. 570 KVI afternoon show host Ari Hoffman also swings by to reveal a groundbreaking discovery about the University of Washington monitoring a frequent KVI guest.

On this throwback Thursday edition of The Morning Ride Phil brings new updates on the latest criminal to escape custody at SEA airport. PLUS: Updates on the shooting in North Seattle and the rampant homelessness in that area. Phil also shares a story with the audience that he wishes he could share with his former colleague, Dori Monson.

A Democrat congresswoman from Illinois accuses ICE of being a terrorist organization, Phil gives his take on what he believes is unnecessary news coverage of 'hot' weather. PLUS: Are cell phones ruing our kids? and a new lawsuit over a proposed workers bill of rights in Tacoma.