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Show topics: Judge rules city employees don't have "sincerely held religious beliefs" // Seattle or Gotham? // State Rep Pays $11,000 fine for campaign violations, including haircuts  // WA sues to stop ICE from getting SNAP info

Trump signs order to end Seattle's 'Housing First' // Columbia finds out. Is UW next?

-The money from the Climate Commitment Act isn't going to the environment

- It's rock-throwing season on WA freeways

On this Throwback Thursday edition of The Morning Ride, Phil recaps the new findings emerging after the sentencing of the Idaho Murderer. Did you know you're part owner of a fusion power company? Rich people are mad about fun planes as Mercer Island residents try to ban the Blue Angels PLUS has 'Golf Rage' gotten out of hand?

On today's episode of The Morning Ride; Democrats miss one key detail in the case of a Junita High School stage manager who was deported, sales tax is going up in King County even though a 1% cut to the budget would have made extra tax burden unnecessary, King county Councilman Reagan Dunn joins Phil to discuss. PLUS WAGOP Chairman and State Representative Jim Walsh joins The Morning Ride to share how you can sign the initiative that would require voters to provide proof of US citizenship in order to vote in Washington State.

Former UW basketball star Kelsey Plum sparks WNBA controversy—and teaches a hard lesson about socialism vs. business. ICE makes a high-profile arrest on San Juan Island, as Dems scramble to intervene. Plus: Hunter Biden’s infamous F-bomb resurface and Rep. Jenny Graham joins us to discuss parole possibilities for the Spokane “Hillside Strangler.” Attorney Suranjan Sen also breaks down Seattle’s housing fees on new builds and a Tukwila murder suspect arrested in Kenya, and why Stephen Colbert may have finally jumped the shark.

Tulsi Gabbard drops bombshells tying the Obama administration to Russiagate interference—Phil asks: why didn't this come out during Trump's first term? Civil rights attorney Yvonne Kinoshita-Ward joins us to break down a judge’s ban on ICE arrests based on appearance or language.  Also: an Everett fire truck heist, a CBP officer shot in NYC, and Garbage pickup fianlly resumes for Republic Services customers in King County.