unDivided with Brandi Kruse

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: A Seattle City councilman has meandered his way into reality. Plus: No, Loren Culp's Facebook page wasn't deleted. Also: Why so quick to defend the fringes? 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Meet the 8-year-old raising money for our Charity of the Year. Plus: Prosecuting the fringes has consequences when you lose. Also: The Midterms are for Republicans to lose.     Donate to Trevor's fundraiser here: https://www.facebook.com/donate/731778364904163/10227420684373434/

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: You can't bridge divides with people who are morally bankrupt. Plus: Can Democrats thank Seattle for midterms losses?  Read Sandeep's article here: https://www.postalley.org/2022/04/01/the-midterms-are-shaping-up-to-be-a-bloodbath-its-seattles-fault/

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Brandi shares some exciting personal news. Plus: The media's obsession with race is dividing Americans. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: How Republicans can win in 2022. Plus: Brandi visits a local Libertarian convention and sits down with the Party's 2020 vice presidential nominee – Spike Cohen. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Another officer is killed in Washington state. Plus: The story behind a Seattle TV reporter's firing. Also: An effort to keep Marjorie Taylor Greene off the ballot. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Vice President Kamala Harris is trying to hide the obvious. Plus: Abortion access is being used to manipulate moderate voters. Also: Bipartisan movement needed to prevent pot shop robberies.  CORRECTION: A previous version of this podcast included a clip of Vice President Kamala Harris seemingly deferring a question about inflation and gas prices to the presid...

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Honoring the life of a fallen deputy who epitomized selfless service. Pot shops see an uptick in robberies. Plus: Can these Seattle leaders work together to turn the city around? 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: The gas price blame game. Calling shoplifting a "crime of poverty" isn't based in reality. Plus: Just kidding! Inslee doesn't want to meet with Republicans. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Don't use Kim Kardashian's privilege as a crutch. Plus: A conversation with Simon Sefzik, the 22-year-old senator from Washington state. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: A Democrat's disingenuous post. A police officer's "Let's Go Brandon" sign off. A University goes all in on the woke revolution. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: After years of progressive policies left the city in a state of despair, Seattle leaders say they are ready for a return to reason. Plus: Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) reacts to President Biden's "Unity Agenda."

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Governor Jay Inslee of Washington deflects, distracts, and divides on the issue of emergency power reform. Plus: What the government wants you to know about protecting yourself from a nuclear blast (and COVID). 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Congressman Adam Smith (D-WA), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, discusses the latest developments in Ukraine. Plus: Putin will try to use our divisions against us. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Progressive policies and cowardice have slowly destroyed Seattle – but hope is on the horizon. Plus: Tulsi Gabbard was invited to speak at CPAC and partisans can hardly stand it. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Washington state lags behind most of the country in reopening, but apparently we're still winning? Plus: Governor Jay Inslee has no plans to end the state of emergency around COVID ... yet. Does that make State Senator Shelly Short angry? "HELL YES!"

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Freelance journalist Rupa Subramanya on what she's learned speaking with truckers at the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, Canada. Plus: Newly-elected Seattle City Councilmember Sara Nelson says no to performative politics. Background article: https://bariweiss.substack.com/p/what-the-truckers-want

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Documents obtained through public disclosure could place Washington state on slippery legal footing over its vaccine mandate. Plus: Rules for thee ... but not for Jalen Suggs.

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: A conversation with Katie Herzog, who co-hosts one of America's best podcasts on media, woke culture, and more – Blocked and Reported. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Democrats are pushing a bill to criminalize fake COVID-19 vaccine cards, but one progressive politician says it isn’t necessary. Plus: An in-depth interview with Washington State Health Secretary Dr. Umair Shah. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Joe Rogan gives a masterclass in responding to controversy. Seattle City Hall considered gifting a police precinct to protesters. Plus: Trooper who told governor to kiss his ass dies after battle with COVID. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Privacy put before public safety. Plus: Washington Governor Jay Inslee gives a colorful press conference on taxes, emergency powers, and the press. Also: Joe Rogan vs. Neil Young. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Brandi is having a day. Plus: Are Democrats lost without President Donald Trump? Also: Plenty of blame to go around in halt of "non-urgent" surgeries. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Democratic Senator Emily Randall on her bill to rein in Governor Jay Inslee's emergency power. Plus: Hear from patients impacted by a halt on "non urgent" surgeries. Also: How has the pandemic changed your outlook on life?

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Public schools prioritizing activism over education. Also: Seattle has a new city attorney – can Republican Ann Davison help turn things around?

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Correcting the record. Plus: [un]Divided is making a difference on key policy issues. Also: A new bill would save kids from outdoor lunch. And finally: The snow removal debacle. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Brandi checks in from the free state of Florida. Plus: An assistant police chief just made life harder for officers everywhere. Also: Inslee floats bill to crack down on election lies. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: End of lockdowns? Also: Julie Anderson on her non-partisan bid to become Washington's top elections official. Plus: Reflecting on the Capitol riot. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Elementary kids told to eat outside ... in the middle of winter. Plus: Predictable backlash over Dave Chappelle's comedy show in Seattle. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: The brother of a 1997 murder victim reacts to a new proposed bill that would ease punishments for drive-by shooters who kill. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: You won't get COVID, but you might drown. Brandi joins the WAR ON CARS! Dr. Fauci is honest about the purpose behind a possible vaccine mandate for domestic air travel. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Democrats in Olympia have two Christmas presents for their constituents: smaller paychecks and a gift for violent criminals. Plus: Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland (D-WA) on a new proposal to help military spouses. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: The passing of Senator Doug Ericksen brought out the worst side of social media. Plus: A debate over whether to keep so-called "streateries" devolves in one Washington town. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: A Chehalis business owner announces her bid for Governor - the same day the state revoked her liquor license over COVID-19 mandates. Also: Seattle's mayor reflects on her legacy. Plus: Good ideas, not money, will solve the homeless crisis. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Colorado Gov. Jared Polis says what we're all thinking. A disastrous 'Dash for Cash.' Former Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best on her new book and her hope for the city she once served. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: The media loves to celebrate diversity - just not diversity of thought. Seattle's Socialist City Councilmember is probably keeping her seat. Snohomish County Councilman Nate Nehring on his effort to stop a new tax hike. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: A make or break moment for Seattle's Socialist movement. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan. Why a Washington state bank is stepping up to help our heroes.

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan speaks candidly about the hate she's endured from both political extremes. Mixed messaging on Omicron. When in doubt, leave the Nazi comparison out. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: King County Councilman Reagan Dunn is running for a Congressional swing seat. Sound Transit promises to do better. The media runs wild with Omicron. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: On race, it's time to set our moral compass and stay the course. Plus: Is the defunding debate losing steam? 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Brandi responds to criticism about her characterization of Kyle Rittenhouse. 'Yes on 1436' spokesperson Cary Condotta. SNL debuted a new segment and it's hilarious. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Breaking news as a jury acquits Kyle Rittenhouse. Build Back Better Act Passes in the House. Seattle's far-left media has lost its ever-loving mind. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Jurors are deliberating the fate of Kyle Rittenhouse after one of the most bizarre trials ever to play out on TV. Plus: Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman on her decision to resign for a federal elections job. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Seattle's City Council is back to its old tricks. A Seattle Police Department sergeant explains why she left the agency, only to return. Clearing up misconceptions about Inslee's emergency power. 

Today on the [un]Divided Podcast: Why I decided to quit my job in corporate media while deathscrolling through Instagram.