unDivided with Brandi Kruse

The media's breathless coverage of gas prices ignores blue-state taxes and fees. Plus: Even if there is a miracle and the income tax doesn’t pass this year, the damage to Washington’s reputation is already done. Subscribe to Zach’s Daily Market Recap at KnowYourRiskPodcast.com .

Let's unpack what happened during the legislative session this week in Olympia, including: Governor Ferguson says he plans to sign the income tax into law. Democrats pass bill that would allow an unelected commission to remove elected sheriffs. Proposal to dramatically expand powers of the Attorney General draws criticism. 

How many lies can the Seattle Times spew in a single article? Let’s help them fact check. State senator caught in income tax lie. Bill dramatically expands the state AG’s power. Florida focuses on helping kids work through disagreement with words, not violence.

The story of Raz Simone, self-professed Warlord of CHOP, is a study in the danger of progressive politics. Starbucks to open headquarters in Tennessee as Washington can’t stop passing bad-for-business policies. Our press freedom case will head to federal court. 

SCOTUS halts California law allowing schools to keep secrets from parents. Meanwhile, Washington continues to erode parental rights in the name of radical gender ideology. Washington’s high court sides with trans council member prone to fits of nudity. Cue the gas price gaslighting.

No matter how atrocious the enemy, leftists will always stand against America. Conservatives split on actions in Iran. Washington man charged with threatening to kill Trump and wear his skin. Democrats press forward with economic suicide. Girls charged in middle school attack. 

Is President Trump promising Americans too much "free" stuff? Plus: Washington state Democrats admit they don't care what voters think about the income tax. Subscribe to Zach’s Daily Market Recap at KnowYourRiskPodcast.com .

Democrats hope the Washington State Supreme Court will decide that your income isn’t your property. Meanwhile, leaders back away from yet another recently-passed tax as consequences become clear. Bizarre school assignment asks kids leading questions to figure out what political party they belong to.

Democrats turn their back on Americans in a moment the Party will live to regret. Mother of missing girl says SOTU moment gives her hope. Local media completely ignores the story of teen girl beaten over alleged Trump support. Bob Ferguson’s big promise falls flat.

Progressives spin an impossible-to-believe tale about fraudulent citizen sign-ins. Brandi presses state lawmakers about the ballooning budget. Another Washington town forced to fight against placement of violent predators. The Epstein files no longer mean anything.

An unprecedented number of citizens have become engaged in the income tax debate. The Seattle Times and sporadic sanity. Blue state spending priorities. It doesn’t take an expert to investigate fraud. Brutal beating at middle school over girl’s alleged support for Trump. 

Let's unpack what happened during the legislative session this week in Olympia, including: Anti-initiative bills fail to advance. Bipartisan effort to fight fraud after unDivided report. Governor Ferguson proposes narrow tax breaks as he works to pass income tax.

Internal documents reveal the NBA is very worried about Washington state’s tax climate in weighing a return of the Sonics. Governor Ferguson’s “must haves” as income tax vote nears. Judge who removed child from home over gender ideology gets a promotion.

There’s been a quiet bipartisan effort to put checks on BIPOC non-profits accused of self-dealing. Parents pack Puyallup School Board meeting. What is the teachers’ union spending its dues on? Colbert lies about FCC regulations. 

Male drops out of state wrestling tournament. Washington State Senate Democrats pass income tax as the future for business looks bleak. Event about protecting girls’ sports cancelled. Let’s talk about the Epstein files. 

Let's unpack what happened during the legislative session this week in Olympia, including: Anti-fraud bills fail to advance. Democrats pass bill making it harder to challenge voter registrations. 44% of business owners say they are thinking about leaving the state as millionaires' tax looms.

Millionaires' tax closer to passage in Olympia. XX-XY Athletics shows you don't have to buy a costly Super Bowl ad to get your message out. American Eagle sticks to its guns.  Subscribe to Zach’s Daily Market Recap at KnowYourRiskPodcast.com .

Trust in journalists to do what’s best for America hits an all-time low. Democrats in Washington state want to make it harder to challenge ballots. Meanwhile, SAVE Act to require voter ID passes in the U.S. House. Efforts to save children from overdoses fall short. 

Two bills that would have prevented abuse of a state housing program stall out in Washington state. Advocates for “inclusion” sure like excluding girls. The Seattle Times makes its case for government funding with a riveting story about a bush. The female sex once again gets blamed for a mass shooting. 

unDivided sues State of Washington over press access. Girls face harassment, threats for standing up for themselves. State goes after 85-year-old farmer. Student protesters beat up a mom. Billionaires flee California as Washington state advances income tax on millionaires.

A teen athlete in Washington state says she was sexually violated by a trans opponent – and the school did nothing. Head of public school system lies, lies, lies. Bill would protect kids who walk out of school to protest. Battle of the Super Bowl halftime shows. 

Let's unpack what happened during the legislative session this week in Olympia, including: Rally for voter initiatives. Massive hearing on proposed millionaires' tax. Democrat-backed bill would make it harder for cities to clear homeless camps.

Democrats and their allies in the media seek to shut out conservative voices. The Washington state legislature really dislikes straight white men. Governor Ferguson trolls female athletes. Trump’s Super Bowl prediction. 

Doctors, parents, and even students are turning their back on radical ideology. Teacher offers up her ‘special ed’ students to provide free labor to resist ICE. Millionaires’ tax could hurt free agency. Cooperation leads to results in Minnesota.

Jennifer Sey, founder of XX-XY athletics, joins us to talk about the fight to save girls' sports, how we can move the needle, and why winning the culture is so important.