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GOP Chair Jim Walsh joined the JCS to refute the narrative that the initiative to repeal the state income tax would have any immediate effect on the state's current captial gains tax

Winter Olympic broadcast announcer Brad Jay joins the JCS with a live report from Milan, Italy

I Was Thinking: 2020 the Sequel

Cliff Mass and John Curley discuss the decline in the accuracy of the National Weather Service forecasts compared to private weather services like the Weather Channel.

State Rep and Chairman of the Washington State GOP, Jim Walsh, on the proposed "Millionaire tax": This nonsense is a bridge too far..."; says this unconstitutional loop-hole grabbing will inevitably end up in the Federal Supreme Court.

Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson joined the John Curley Show to reflect on the legacy she's leaving behind as she leaves the council, her advice for Seattle's incoming Mayor, Katie Wilson, and to accept her flowers for finally being able to pull the plug on tax payer funded meth pipes and fentynal foil

Danny Westneat joins John Curley to Discuss Seattle's Short Attention Span for Mayors

Political opposites Danny Westneat and John Curley share the story of a bond created over the shared loss of losing their mothers

State Rep and Chairman of the Washington State Republican Party Jim Walsh joined the JCS on Monday to share his belief that Sec of State Steve Hobbs is being setup as a fall-guy for Gov. Ferguson and AG Brown. He also called Superintendent of Schools Chris Reykdal "a useful idiot" that is "motivating and activating more conservatives in Washington state than anyone else"

Competitive long-range marksman Steve Rosenthal joined the John Curley Show to give his expert opinion on the shot that killed Charlie Kirk. "Despite what people are saying online, this was not an impressive shot… Anyone with access to the internet and minimal experience could’ve made that shot."