inside the radical left's tragic destruction of our cities," he is jason rantz. n, it's good to see you again. okay, these stories are coming out. what do you make of the biden white house pan if inning over voter policy saying he's too old to run again? democrats saying that. but they're now pressuring newspapers like even "the new york times" to back down on covering the president's age? he's the oldest president in history. >> yeah, they obviously should be panicked because he is, in fact, too old to be president. and i think anyone who actually sees him speak going to that press conference just two weeks ago even, it was a total disaster, and it just makes the point that people should be concerned. i'm not surprised that there's pressure on the media. they're doing that because there's a sense of entitlement. they've been treated very, you know, i would argue unfairly. but to their perspective, fairly because they haven't really been criticized. and if so if you have this expectation moving forward that you're not going to face any sort of criticism and the mo

in "focus" seattle radio host jason rantz.s issue right now because if those people are as dangerous as bragg said they were they don't have warrants for their arrest? >> precisely. we go through this every time with alvin bragg. it is a rinse, wash, repeat. goes easy on somewhat. gets pushback from the public and tries to walk it back but doesn't actually do anything meaningful to change the situation. we'll continue to get this over and over and over again. and i will say this, he is at least consistent. we know what it is we'll get. i can guarantee you it will just continue to happen. in this case we were all lucky to have these officers not get seriously injured or killed. we're having people coming into this country illegally who are not being vetted, who are being welcomed into new york city with open arms and they are only waiting until after a crime occurs before folks start to feign their outrage. this will be a political issue. on the people of new york to step up and demand something better. the next time you have a

kevin corke, ashley strohmier, matt finn, jason rantz, julie hamill, sonya shaw, dr.ave been held by people like michael jordan, tom brady, tiger woods, it goes on. so this year they picked somebody, and not who i thought. do you think is america's favorite athlete this year and why, kevin corke? >> i still say it's got to be tom terrific. i love tom brady. i know other people say -- i love terrific tom. i think he's great. he would still be my athlete of the year. >> trace: ashley strohmier? >> i'm going patrick mahomes. i'm a chiefs fan, so i'm kind of partial, but it's hard to not like the guy because he is such a good guy and he's good at what he does. >> trace: can't stand the cheese because i'm a chargers guy, but they are great athletes. julie hamill? >> i don't watch sports, so i asked my 9-year-old, and he said jared goff. >> trace: you tell your son that wasn't on the list. sonja shaw? >> asked my daughters, and they went with riley gaines. they love her and what she's doing. so that means the world to a lot of kids. >> trace: matt finn? >> maybe at the tayl

jason rantz wrote that.decriminalize drugs and they found out they made a mistake and now what are they trying to do. >> now that they declared affected all emergency that is supposed to go on for 90 days that were two weeks into it and downtown portland in particular not only benchmarks were success in county commissioners rejecting a plan to track the details like how many fentanyl addicts and how many seeking treatment but they're not doing anything different. two weeks and there's been no update residence in portland saying you made this big announcement deal about going after the fentanyl crisis and you're not doing anything new and if you are you're not telling anyone what's going on if you were to walk in downtown seattle this past weekend or anytime this week you will not see anything different you will see the same homeless people strong out on sidewalks harassing people who were sometimes getting violent or aggressive and people are fed up. stuart: you cannot put the genie back in the bottle that i

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i want to bring in jason rantz who is with me now. paying the homeless.attle and detroit? >> they haven't done this in seattle specifically for homeless. it in tow -- tacoma washington. there's a chapter in my book about universal basic income. it does not get the results people claim. when you look at finland which did a massive true study six years ago it made some people happier but didn't get them full time employment, didn't ultimately make their life more than just a little easy. in stockton, california they did this as well. funny part is the people who will tell you the studies show the benefits are the ones who are behind the experiment. you can't really trust them. when you going to the data you find that because you are not required to use a debit card they can't trace the actual money. so they don't know how it's being used. talking about homeless it won't help housing. they were housed beforehand. there's a reason they became homeless and it is due to drug addiction or mental health issues that have been unaddressed. that still not going to g

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ktth seattle talk radio host jason rantz. political violence in portland ever really went out. >> it really didn't. it was always there. it was maybe taking a slightly different approach. they were leading more into the bullying and intimidation factor but always under the threat of violence and you saw the violence here or there but we've seen this for a while now because frankly they've been able to get away with it. the idea you don't have local leaders stepping up and condemn this strongly and say you're doing everything you can to find the people responsible which is why it's going to continue. there's no real consequences for these action and look at some of the imangst that you aired from all of the riots or, i mean, no one's suffer significant. so what is the message you're sending them snp continue to go down this path and you'll get away with it. it's terrorism. >> trace: do you believe the science is the same, that they can do it again with impunity. >> i started taking a slightly different approach to some of the

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many thanks to jason rantz, host of the jason rantz show and author what's killing america inside the radical left. tragic destruction of our cities. jason, you for being here. thank youtonight. we were thrilled to have dan sinykin with us for a discussion of big fiction how changed the publishing industry and american literature dan santat is an assistant professor of english at emory university with a courtesy appointment in, quantitative theory and methods. he's the author of american literature and the long downturn neoliberal apocalypse and his writing has appeared in the new york times. the washington, the los angeles review of books, the rumpus and other publications joining dan in conversation is coeditor and publisher of nw plus mark krotov. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming dan and mark to the stage. hello. thanks so much for being here. there's so many places to start. i'll start with myself. how about that? i one of the things that is very exciting to me about talking to you about this book is that i, in some have lived it or have lived a little piece of

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jason rantz, what is the connection between tires or climate change. >> they say some of the tires areavy and too thick and the car will exert more energy and carbon emissions into the environment and yet we have to do something about that. especially what they're saying if this bill were to pass we have to move down to tires that are more expensive and replace quicker because it not as thick. and they don't do well as wet weather which is odd in washington state. this is another example of moving toward the eco-reality that they want regardless of the consequences, they are going to tell us what were supposed to be able to drive, how are supposed to eat you in trouble and were closing. they are going all in to control every aspect of our lives. stuart: are they saying flat out certain types of tires may not be purchased in washington state by the state and are they that expose? >> are pretty explicit if the bill actually passes. and what they generally do is to put out this crazy idea were reasonable people would call it a crazy idea they let it cool down for a year end then the inter

airy fleischer and jason rantz, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. ♪ >> dana: fans with deep pocketsmenu being served in luxury sweets. surf and turf nachos and beef hot dogs and seafood stuffed potato. capping the meal is a sundae. the price tag for the suites will set you back 2 1/2 million. >> bill: san francisco and kansas city how they match up. the info to the game watch party you are going to with your food. this year offense really good for san francisco. defense pretty good, too. they rank third in the league in points allowed. pretty good team for san francisco. kansas city has all the experience in the postseason recently. they did play against each other five years ago. offense eighth which is kind of below their margin. defense put up good numbers, four and two league-wide when it comes to yards and point allowed per game. patrick mahomes, a ton of experience in the postseason. 17 starts from the postseason. two-time super bowl mvp and good quarterback rating. the guy you need to think about brock purdy drafted last three years ago. 262 in the nfl. mr. irrelevant. his fi