unDivided with Brandi Kruse

King County executive uses appointed sheriff to fulfill his political agenda. Washington just became an even worse place for gun shops. Bob Ferguson’s attacks on Dave Reichert couldn't be more predictable. Violence in schools is a product of failed ideology.

In the final week of the 2024 legislative session, three voter initiatives became the law of the land, Democrats narrowly passed a controversial natural gas bill, and refund checks were approved to help offset costs from the Climate Commitment Act.

Police will never be able to please the activists at the Seattle Times. Suspect in death of State Trooper was saved by sanctuary policies. Beware of bribery ahead of November election. Celebrating the 'stripper bill of rights.'

Democrats have earned themselves a scarlet letter that they will be forced to wear clear through to Election Day. The man who killed a Washington State Trooper is an illegal immigrant with a long criminal history. WSDOT whistleblower joins us to discuss lawsuit against the state. San Francisco steers toward sanity.

A group that advocates for those living in poverty says it is now opposed to a bill that moves PSE away from natural gas. Email proves powerful union controls Democrats. A government AI program meant to flag election threats is instead targeting factual information. Famous historical photo targeted by the woke brigade.

It is a big day for those who are fighting for common sense. Mourning a fallen Washington State Patrol Trooper. A tale of redemption from San Francisco. SCOTUS issues unanimous ruling in Trump’s favor. Are we witnessing the downfall of DEI?

Today is the final day to pass bills out of either chamber this legislative session. Here is everything you need to know about where critical proposals stand. *Initiatives to the legislature are not subject to today's cutoff.

The Democratic Party in Washington state is fundamentally broken – the debate over protecting kids from fentanyl proves it. Brian Heywood joins us to reflect on this week’s initiative hearings. No punishment for school superintendent who stole signs. Florida passes bill to define anti semitism.

One of Seattle’s newest council members stands up to the mob. A recap of the three hearings on Let’s Go WA initiatives. Senator Mark Mullet (D) on pushing back against progressive priorities. More on impact of bill to pay striking workers. “Free transit” for kids isn’t free (or safe).

A long list of bad bills bites the dust in Olympia, in part thanks to a Democratic lawmaker who stood his ground. How the CCA and another controversial proposal in Olympia will put school funding at risk. Seattle comedy club cancels shows over “neighborhood’s ethos.” More violence on public transit.

With hearings on three initiatives this week, there is an easy way to take action. Suspect who shot state trooper was bailed out by notorious community fund. Olympia demonstrates misguided educational priorities. MultiCare whistleblower joined “Sundays with Subscribers.” AP reporting proves media is irreparably broken.

A local leader called ‘feckless’ by the governor has a revelation about her political affiliation. Bill to increase penalty for exposing children to fentanyl stalls. Suzanne Monson joins us to share an opportunity to honor Dori and save lives. Plus: Florida report and understanding leading economic indicators.

New details on the man who shot a Washington State Patrol trooper. Sign-stealing superintendent finally charged. Judge calls armed carjacker a ‘good student.’ Democrats try to bribe voters into keeping the Climate Commitment Act. Guy who bought $9K Donald Trump sneakers exposes dangers of TDS.

Bellevue teacher, Navy veteran, and former state lawmaker Chad Magendanz is running to be Washington's next Superintendent of Public Instruction. We discuss the state of our public school system, safety in the classroom, and parental rights in education.

Governor Inslee utters the most offensive line of his three terms in office. Andrea Suarez with We Heart Seattle blasts narrative around affordable housing. Democrats reject amendment to keep pornographic books out of schools. Overdose deaths increase 1,500% in Oregon.

Democrats in Olympia have agreed to hold hearings on three of six Let’s Go Washington initiatives – but they chose wisely. Lies pile up as debate heats up on repealing CCA. Pro-Palestine demonstrations continue unhindered. Coverage of parade shooting has not improved with time.

With time running out in the session, Democrats in Olympia say they will NOT consider two of six voter initiatives but left open the possibility of scheduling hearings on the other four.

A bill that should be noncontroversial is under attack in the name of DEI. A hard truth about the responsibility of schools. Shooting at Super Bowl parade gets kid-gloved. ‘unBelievable’ excuse for bill banning license plate covers. Would you take an asylum seeker into your home?

A bill to institute rent control in Washington state finds new life. Proposal would mandate inclusive learning in local schools, to include material featuring “neurodiverse” and LGBTQ lessons. Update on school bond measure at center of sign thefts.

A lot of important stuff is happening reallllly late at night in Olympia. Amazon continues to move jobs out of Seattle. Forestry expert says $70M spend from carbon tax money will not help the environment. President Biden tries to appeal to black voters in the only way he knows how.

Sign-stealing superintendent on leave. Property tax bill dies amid pushback. State Patrol finally refers cases on protesters. ‘unBelievable’ change to Holocaust education bill. Why are some football fans so triggered by Taylor Swift? Unhinged attacks on Brian Heywood.

Everything you need to know about what happened in Olympia this week, including possible property tax increases. Guests: Kent Mayor Dana Ralph and insight from Brett Davis of The Center Square.

Democrats push ahead on increase to property tax lid. Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers will not seek reelection. Small steps toward protecting kids from drug abuse. ‘unBelievable’ story gives readers a green light to flip cops the bird.

Another investigative report dives into Governor Jay Inslee’s lies about juvenile detention. The cause and effect of Seattle policies is clear. The Great Octopus Debate of 2024. Biden blames border crisis on you know who.

More demands from migrants. Middle school teacher talks about student bill pushing for pledge education. Amazon accused of censoring books on COVID-19. Are standardized test scores a good indicator of future success?

Outrage over COVID funds for illegal immigrants is a few years too late. Protesters who blocked I-5 could face charges. Seattle Times calls on Democrats to hold hearings on initiatives. ‘unBelievable’ disconnect on border crisis. We hear from concerned citizens who held a stakeout to capture sign thief.

Here is everything you need to know about what happened in Olympia this week, including the bills that survived a critical committee cutoff – and the bills that failed to advance.

Seattle councilwoman pleads ignorance on crimes committed with stolen vehicles. Bills to protect signature gatherers fail to advance. How to deal with influx of migrants is not so simple for some cities. DeSantis gets a win against Disney in “Florida Report.”

Democrats in Olympia claim voter initiatives will take the state back “decades.” On parental rights, lawmakers dodge one key question. Young councilman at center of controversy announces bid for Congress. Nothing will change until the working class is just as loud as the activist class

Washington schools are gearing up to celebrate Black Lives Matter week. School superintendent suspected in yard sign thefts. Natural gas ban bill gets even worse. Leave Taylor Swift alone.

Elected leaders need to be reminded who they work for. Washington State Democrats adopt resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. ‘unBelievable’ deflection on death of three-week old baby. Bellevue teacher enters race for OSPI.

Here is everything you need to know about what happened this week in Olympia. Hear both sides of the rent control debate, impassioned efforts to protect children, and insight from Brett Davis of The Center Square on a natural gas ban.

A showdown is looming between states and the federal government. Jonathan Choe on what Republican gubernatorial candidates would do to address homelessness. GOP lawmakers in Olympia hand Dems 'unBelievable’ ammunition. The chicken check saga continues.

A glimpse at what Washington’s future could look like without an ideologue at the helm. Fidel Castro celebrated as a ‘hero’ in local high school. ‘Raise the Wage’ fight ignores basic economics. Biden dabbles in election denialism.

Democrats get creative to crush Second Amendment rights. Still no movement on voter initiatives. DCYF has blood on its hands. ‘Tis the season for push polls.

Not even SNL could write a script like the one being acted out in Olympia. Another implosion within the homeless industrial complex. Teachers union continues its march into madness. DeSantis out.

Here is everything you need to know about what happened this week in Olympia. Guest: State Rep. Greg Cheney (R-Battle Ground) and insight from Brett Davis of The Center Square.

Teacher who tried to remove Trump from ballot is exactly what you would expect. Activist gives shockingly honest answer while testifying against protections for signature gatherers. Another odd lesson in local elementary school. Officers acquitted in Manny Ellis death leave department.

A bill would prohibit you from carrying any weapon on public transit. Hundreds sign up to testify in favor of helping free dangerous sex offenders. Migrants refuse to return to ‘inhumane’ Tukwila camp. Bernie doesn’t know his own language.

The chair of the Washington State Democratic Party says working with any Republican is off the table. Amid cold snap, lawmakers push forward on a bill to phase out natural gas. Police pursuit initiative hits a big blue roadblock in Olympia. Trump devastates doubters in Iowa.

Democrats seek to save you from the stress of having used gift cards. PSE asks customers to conserve energy during the cold snap. Proposed bill would increase penalties for protesters who block freeways. Bob Ferguson tries to rewrite history.

Here is everything you need to know about what happened this week in Olympia. Guest: State Sen. Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah).

Proposed bill seeks to give majority party power to remove political opponents from the ballot. School superintendent defends 4th grade lessons on gender. New poll shows Reichert ahead. Aliens gone wild on “Florida Report!”

Attorney Ted Frank on potential for lawsuits against activists. Governor Jay Inslee delivers his final State of the State address. Proposed bill would prevent a repeat of Chicken checks. ‘unBelievable’ book deemed ‘age appropriate’ for local 4th graders. X launches three news shows.

Still no plausible explanation about takeover of Seattle interstate. New York’s response to Pro-Palestine demonstrators shows how it should be done. Multiple public school teachers documented committing criminal acts of unrest. House GOP Leader gives masterclass on delivering a legislative speech.

Protesters shut down I-5 for hours over the weekend and were allowed to walk away without arrest. Gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert joins us to discuss. Brandi gets a chance to ask Senator Liias about his taxpayer-funded trip to Finland. A lawmaker’s odd claim about race and crime. Budget leads respond to Governor Inslee’s demand for $100M.

Governor Jay Inslee refuses to admit fault in gas price debacle, despite a new smoking gun. Brandi questions him at media availability. House Speaker Laurie Jinkins has some choice words about the initiative process. Groceries too expensive? Just stop eating!

Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s office lashes out at our coverage of the chicken check debacle. Seattle City Council elects moderate as its president. Harvard president resigns, media responds with predictable framing. Problematic priorities in Olympia.

A look at how state law is pushing DEI overload in public schools, training teachers to be activists. Anne Bremner, attorney for acquitted Tacoma police officers, joins us. ‘unBelievable’ twisting of landlord’s plight. Only blue states can solve the border crisis.

Something stinks with Bob Ferguson’s chicken and tuna refund checks. As fentanyl overdoses soar, a Democratic political strategist questions the lackluster response. ‘unBelievable’ disconnect on impacts of climate agenda. Outrage over the border crisis comes too late.