jason rantz, the guy on the right-hand side of the screen. f seattle. is bill maher right? >> he is 100% right. and it's not even a debate. we know as a matter of fact at this point that that's exactly how these liberal leaders view both migrants and the homeless. he got into two two separate issues. so we've had how many examples now of individual mayors or county executives or governors say we are a state that welcomes you with open arms, and then the second that they show up, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, we can't really handle this, this isn't fair. we should be putting them down in texas. this is kidnapping from florida. they've been consistent in this. and when it comes to homelessness, of course, they say that they're the ones who are compassionate. the problem is their compassion kills people because it means people living out on the street surrounded by human waste, surround by used needles. this is not a healthy place to live. stuart: just a few seconds ago we had a woman on who was attacked in portland, oregon, knocked out. she blames the

jason rantz is the host of the jason rantz show and upcoming book what is killing america. us now. jason, how ridiculous do these liberal d.a.s look now going after a 77 year old former president on political charges when people in their city, ordinary citizens are being attacked, are being killed, with no consequences to the criminal? >> yeah. are they ridiculous or does this show how partisan they have been this entire time where they purposely choose not to go after certain kinds of criminals, certain crimes, pushing people in restorative justice programs where apparently, i guess, for donald trump that doesn't matter? this is clearly vindictive. this is clearly driven by a political agenda. i think it's going to blow up in their faces because i think you're right that folks are going to start paying attention, to wait a minute, looking in atlanta specifically you have 71% increase in car theft. that seems like we should probably be going after that because that impacts people everyday in their lives whereas donald trump choosing to engage in speech that they are now try

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jason rantz, radio host an upcoming book what is killing america inside the radical left's obstructionason, this is really sad. it is really sad. because so many families were forced out of the city and i myself with my three children. these parks are everything to parents like myself who have no backyard. they live in concrete cities. this is really disturbing that adams clearly doesn't care about children. he will replace them with these tent cities. >> clearly he doesn't. let's go one step further. we have in this country not just new york but this country a surge in juvenile violence. one thing that can be done to keep these kids on the right path is to get them connected with sports leagues, to get them connected with different camps and go outdoors and actually do various activities. we are taking that away from these kids to help folks coming into this country illegally. these are not folks who were coming in for legitimate asylum purposes. at the same time, we still have a national media on the left. an administration that wants to pretend there is no issue at the border whatso

. >> let's bring in jason rantz, ktth seattle talk radio host and author of the upcoming book, what'silling america. cwbc chicago had this, quoting here jason, i thought you might enjoy it. the armed robbery problem has become so bad in chicago that armed robbers this morning robbed a tv news crew doing a story about an armed robbery in west town. i mean, that's not the first news crew, by the way, to be robbed in recent times. >> nope. yeah, i mean this is what the culture of rawlessness looks like. you have people robbing people right in the beginning of the workday who are likely to film them doing it. that's how bad it's gotten. and, unfortunately, we're again dealing with a city that refuses to take this crime crisis seriously. kudos to the reporters for actually doing their job. and now what i would like them to do is step forward and point to specific policies and politicians who are responsible for exactly what's going on. because at the exact same time that they've got this crime crisis like so many other cities, their police department is struggling from a staffing perspecti

let's bring in jason rantz host of ktth talk radio in seattle author of the upcoming book what's killingamerica. jason, do not let me tell you again not to take that gucci bag out because we will throw you in prison. we will throw you in prison on day one. it's just ridiculous, that's why it's unbelievable. >> and then let you go two minutes later. what's always so curious about this is that they think we don't recognize what it is they're doing. right? they think that they can continue to pay leadership service to this. and, look, i'll say this. i'm glad that they're at least speaking tough, because, let's be honest, they haven't been talking tough for a while now. so that's one step in the rise direction. but if you're just going to release them afterwards when they're committing these kinds of crimes and stealing such high value items in sufficient a significant way terrorizing people while you're doing it, it doesn't fit. it doesn't make sense you're just going to release them. let's just say the guy shows up, what happens next? because i guarantee you they're going to plead down, it

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meantime, let's get back to jason rantz and the whole concept here of the talk of crime. we talk enough about crime during the debate? was there a candidate you thought excelled in this category, jason. >> i thought desantis had the best answer when it came to the crime. he had something specific that he could play to that he has already done that explains how he would take charge as president, even as president, if he could not do the same thing that he did in florida, which is essentially taking out district attorneys who were not doing their jobs. i actually thought chris christie had a great answer on this. unfortunately, he bound, i think, with the rest of the debate. but he pointed out that he would take on u.s. attorneys say, hey, you are going to take over the violent crime cases if they are not being pursued by the folks on the ground. the problem with him was he really wanted focus on substance, instead he wanted to focus too much, i thought, on the bullying. i thought mike pence is going to be in an interesting position but he was obviously right to call out pol

let's bring in the author of the upcoming book of what's killing america, jason rantz, and rick, thank you both for coming on. it segways nicely to our next story which is lieutenant jessica taylor mary served 23 years and she called it quit. absurd policies turned seattle into a playground for criminals. they seen utterly unconcerned of the devastating consequences actions. if you have not noticed, the criminals are running the city. she's got a fair point, jason. >> it is a point that's shared by so many police officers all across seattle when she sent me her resignation letter. it was 15 pages long and every single page, page after page got more brutal. it is honest assessment of not just the mayor's office or the counsel but the general sense in the city that we kind of allow this to happen. until we step back and stay enough is enough, this is only going to continue and there will be more officers like jessica taylor. >> you can't get officers if you can't get somebody to take their backs and cover them. that's the whole point. it is tough to go out and ten force the law if you th

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jason rantz, always good. thanks very much for joining us. see you again soon.y the way, one city that has somehow managed to get inflation if under control. ashley, which city? >> minneapolis. bet you didn't guess that. stuart: no. ashley: turns out that in may the twin cities became the first major metro area to see annual inflation fall below the fed's targeted 2, coming in at 1 is.8%. how did they do it? analysts say it's all down to the city's proactive approach to housing. minneapolis eliminatedded zoning that allow only single-family homes and since 2018 it's been investing $320 million for rental assistance and subsidies, and it has proved to be a pretty powerful ant dote against inflation -- antidote against inflation. rent growth in minneapolis since 2017, just 1. that compares with 31% in the u.s. overall. city officials say having more units available that low income residents can actually afford helps the people who have been most hurt by inflation. all comes down to housing. stu. stuart: got it. thanks, ash. >>> a new york city grocery chain pulls

breaking news coming in on as we get it, meanwhile, back to jason rantz and the whole concept of the tonko crime. with talking about crime during the debate? was there a candidate you thought excelled in this category, jason? >> i thought dasantis had the bewer nswer when it came to crime. he had something specific that he could point to that is already done that explains how he would take charget heady an residence, even if a ds presidei he couldn't do the same thing h did in florida which was essentially taking out districd attorneyats who were not doing their jobs. i actually thought chris christie had a great answer on this unfortunately he bombed i thind, ik the rest of the debat he pointed out that he would take on us attorneys saying manquÉ you are going to take over the violent crime casese o. if they are not being pursued b the folks on the grount d.he the problem with him g was he reading with a focus on substance and i want to focus o too much the bullying, i tho thought. i thought mike penceke pence is be an interesting position. is obviously right to call out police deepl

here with reaction, the author of what is killing america, seattle talk show hoe jason rantz is witho on the schools again. great. great news. >> yeah. it feels like we might be restarting all of this lunacy. when you go specifically in atlanta and you see morris brown college bringing back masks, temperature checks, you're not allowed to gather, and what we continue to see is the talk in high schools and younger about potentially bringing all of these mitigation policies back. the problem, of course, is, number one, they don't actually work, and, number two, you are doing it against the groups of people who are the least impacted by covid. if you are a child, if you are a healthy young adult, you are not going to be impacted by covid in any meaningful way. and so why would we, yet again, risk all nateding all these kids and maybe even giving them another reason just to skip school or have some parent who's freaked out over all of this nonsense, pulling them from school. >> sean: remember all the things we were told, jeremy? that if you got the shot that, don't worry you'll never get

take a look at these harrowing video obtained by seattle radio host, our friend jason rantz.l riders had to act quickly when a man started stabbing another passenger. seattle police thankfully tell us they're grateful for the actions of the bystanders and did make an arrest. this time of the actual criminal, not the good sama samaritan. now, by the way, new york, you might want to take note. they got it shockingly right. jason drives us along with former senior advisor to president trump, stephen miller. jason, let me start with you tonight. when i look at this 7-eleven guy in stockton and a look at this guy brazenly filling up a garbage can. leave me alone. i'm going to take everything with you like it or not. robbing them to the point they can't stay in business. it's happening. businesses are closing around the country. then you look at the daniel penny incident. this guy threatening innocent women and children on the subway. him and two other passengers take action. they want to charge him. manslaughter preventing the case of jose elba, the bodega shop owner. at least you

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jason rantz on the show and coming back soon. to the markets, green is there and dow is up 100 and nasdaq up 180 points and big tech doing well. murphy as in mike is here for the full hour. don't tell me this market is still all about the federal reserve. we>> well, the fed will move the market one way or another and saw that on friday and if that cops in too hot, the market will sell off again and that gets the win us to this point and the fed, re-rallied and the market felt like the fed was at or near the finish. if it turns out that finish line is extended, the market won't like that. that will cause -- will be the cause for a temporary selloff in the market. however, however, it's 3, 5, 7, maybe 10% we saw. 5% pullback so i think now the market has learned to deal with interest rates where they currently are, and this fair going to go up another -- if they're going to up another 25 or 30, that's fine too. it's about the markets moving on a dead today basis and -- day-to-day basis and long term and close to the end of the fed

here with reaction, former florida attorney general, jason rantz.estion. is shown at the individual, tried to and dr. read somebody's kid into my belief system and was trying to force my views on them, i don't know. wouldn't that be viewed as circumventing parental rights? what i have a right to do that. >> of course you would not have a right to do that, sean. parents have a fundamental, legal right to direct the upbringing of their own child. and the law presumes that parents have that right and that parents will do the right thing, not the teachers, not the school. so it is really a way for the attorney general [indistinct] left-wing many x are out there trying to undo everything that is happening with parents in their home. that is why so many parents, sean from going to charter schools and private schools because ridiculous laws like this are going on and it has no basis. what if a child brought a hair when we go to school in his or her backpack? would you tell parents that? what if a child had suicidal thoughts? what if a child told a teacher

jason rantz have great weekend. we appreciate your time. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ good morning everybody, it's friday august 25th, 2023. we start this morning with a fox news alert. it's an unprecedented moment in america's history. former president donald trump's mugshot has been made public after turning himself in to a georgia jail in that 2020 election interference case down in georgia. >> brian: all right. trump speaking exclusively with fox news about the quote uncomfortable experience after posting $200,000 bond. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff joins us with the latest. the post this morning no words just his picture. >> steve: says it all. >> so much intensity in the photo. eye contact. position of his head in that photo. we can hear more from the former president how he feels about that. this morning he is free at his home in bed minister, new jersey out on $200,000 bond. out of 19 total defendants in the case there are just two who still need to turn themselves. in as for this snapshot in history it was taken as the former

the jason rantz show obtaining a memo showing seattle's mayor demanded to see fewer white men and individualsmilitary background and police recruitment material. said the mayor wanted to see more people of color and different genders. the memo was reportedly edited following complaints from the city's police department. the move follows the mayor's promise to diversify seattle ph.d. as part of his recruitment and retention plan announced last year. and the mega millions jackpot now jumping do get this $1.25 billion. after no one claimed the grand prize in last night's drawing. it is the fourth largest prize in mega millions history. last night's numbers were 8, 24, 30, 45, 61, and gold mega ball of 12. the next drawing is friday at 11:00 p.m. so we want to know what you guys would spend $1 million on. that is the question. >> ainsley: 1 billion. >> carley: 1 billion with a b. what would you spend if you had it. >> probably play tennis all day and restore tennis as the rightful sport over pickleball. >> carley: fighting words. how do you feel about that. >> steve: them are fighting words. if i