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ยืนเคียงข้างยูเครน รักษาสันติสุขในโลกนี้! คะแนน: 3.2 ความคิดเห็น: 6KTTH AM 770 is the Northwest’s home for Michael Medved, David Boze, Ben Shapiro, Rush Limbaugh and Dave Ramsey. This all-star line-up of remarkable, opinionated, story-tellers entertains, informs and enlightens every day. The big stories. The important issues. The best interviews. Count on KTTH AM 770 to serve up a daily dose of debate with the titans of talk radio. Englishเว็บไซต์รายการเพลงติดต่อ สถานีวิทยุที่เกี่ยวข้อง ออกอากาศ AM 770 KTTH สด ADWTAG1 - 12:06 Download the KTTH App to listen on the go. - Fox News Rundown 12:04 ADWTAG1 - รายการเพลง AM 770 KTTH เพลงอันดับต้นใน AM 770 KTTH รีวิว AM 770 KTTH Was just listening to Josh Hammer, woow just what we need another zionist shill. Real American do not want to send money to Israel or Ukraine, just the latest in the endless wars of the warmonger "liberals" and the fake conservatives. Thomas Erickson 13.12.2022 Hey.brian ,what happened at am 640? @Doug Walsh, In light of the Catholic Church's history on Pedophilia, hidden torture chambers and false doctrines such as purgatory.....your statement is ludicrous. Dear Mr. Walsh, Mr. Suits was actually going easy on the current Pope who is a known far left radical Marxist tool. On this morning's program Mr Suits referred to the pope as an S.O.B. It may come as a surprise to Mr. Suits that a number of conservatives listening to his program are actually practicing Catholics who believe that the Church's teaching on morality is a cornerstone of the social well being of the United States of America. Unfortunately anti-Catholicism has long roots in both conservative-protestant, atheist and radical left thought. Perhaps Mr. Suit should do a segment on his contempt of Catholicism so we can expand our understanding of his brand of politics. BOY FROM PERNAMBUCO ? 30.04.2021 Hello, Anitta has just

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Roughly 30 minutes before an Auburn City Council meeting at which council member Cheryl Rakes was voted deputy mayor, her car was stolen. The Auburn Police Department (APD) believes the suspects are four juveniles.On Monday night, Rakes was elected the next deputy mayor for the city. But a source told “The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH the scene before the meeting turned “chaotic” when Rakes learned her vehicle had been stolen from outside Auburn City Hall.An APD spokesperson confirmed to “The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH that officers were able to track the car using city Flock cameras, ultimately finding it abandoned at an apartment complex roughly two miles away. Four juvenile suspects were seen on video. Although Auburn Police spotted them, they were unable to make a stop. When police found the car, the suspects had fled.A spokesman for the city of Auburn emailed a statement credited to Rakes to KTTH late Tuesday morning confirming the theft of the car, a 2016 Kia Soul. She went into the meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday and came out an hour later and the car was gone, the statement reads.Rakes joined “The Jason Rantz Show” Tuesday to discuss the events.“I went out to my car about 6:30 to grab a couple of things and noticed my car was gone,” she shared.Rakes worked with the APD after the meeting to find the Kia. Using their Flock safety cameras, they quickly tracked the car to Kent and back to Auburn, where it was safely recovered, Rakes’ statement reads. She added the ignition column was damaged and some items inside were stolen. In addition, the car’s windows were damaged, the APD told KTTH.The deputy mayor added she’s “incredibly grateful” to the APD and its officers for their work in recovering the vehicle.Rantz asked if Rakes felt as if she were targeted because of her council status, or perhaps simply because she has a Kia.“No, I don’t feel like I was targeted,” Rakes replied. “I think it was because it was the Kia.”Rakes added she is a strong supporter of police. She previously told the Auburn Reporter she hopes to “uphold our police department and give them tools they need to do the job.” That includes more funding to hire police officers.This story will be updated as new details become available.Listen to The Jason Rantz Show on weekday afternoons from 3-7 p.m. on KTTH 770 AM

The Investor Resources Radio Show airs on KTTH AM 770 every Saturday at 10:00 AM. Listen to Don Creech and Perry Sikes discuss the latest financial news and resources.Tune into to KTTH AM 770, or Click Here to listen to the live stream between 10 AM and 11 AM every Saturday. This is a live on-air call in radio show. You can speak with Don and Perry by calling toll free 1-800-465-8770.​April 13th: Even the Fed is ignoring their inflation data. Interest rates and GDP are lower than inflation. Not a good situation.April 6th: Automation is changing our economy & our lives. With artificial intelligence, there is much more to come.Briefly covered auto manufacturer NIO due to mid-week caller’s inquiry.Remember the December concerns?Apparently without us receiving any notice, all of these issues are resolved.Momentum investing is not market timing. Momentum originally published as a stock/bond trading process in 1838.Rebalancing portfolios by selling winners to buy losers is not sound strategy.Michael called from Seattle regarding phone apps for tradingMarch 30th: Updated housing data is revised down for last year and up for January & February. Housing is an important indicator of economic health.March 23rd:Fears of economic problems in Europe created investor fear here at home on Friday.Reviewed 10 year anniversary of the bottom of the last bear marketJohn called from Chicago reporting the Stock Market Reality webinar was an eye opener.Human genetics are responsible for many gambler and investor decisions.To their detriment, gamblers & investors react in a similar way to gains and losses.Jack in Victoria, CA called asking about Investor Resources, Inc. services.Complexity is not a benefit in investing.Dave in Kirkland called regarding Amazon.Jimmy in Burien called regarding Boeing.March 9th: B of A saying good-bye to Merrill Lynch?Confessions from the Fed: Oops!Averages make investing look easy.Like life, investing is actually messy.Achieving “average” returns is difficult.“There are no physical laws at work in investing.” – Howard MarksMarch 2nd: Déjà vu. Rinse & repeat. 1987, 2001 & 2008 all over again.Market losses in 2018 & mutual funds distribute capital gains creating tax liability.Vanguard’s low fee morphed to no-fee morphed into no more

A large, festering Seattle homeless encampment bordering the Seattle Center and Seattle Opera will finally face a sweep this week. But the homeless addicts living there explain they haven’t been offered meaningful assistance by the city.Tents have lined Mercer Street at Warren Avenue for at least three months. Now, it houses at least 17 men and women, mostly drug addicts who use fentanyl. They say they have asked for help, with a handful actually willing to accept it.But Andrea Suarez, the executive director of private homeless outreach group We Heart Seattle, tells the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH she spoke with everyone living at the crowded homeless encampment. They say they’re not being given the help they need.“So, we understand that REACH has been out here or the Unified Care Team (UCT), to a degree. But the feedback we’re getting is that nobody has been offering anybody actual pathways out, like detox,” Suarez exclusively told the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH. “We have several people willing to hop in our car, go to (detox facilities). We are in contact with people’s families. their children, their grandparents.”More from Jason Rantz: Seattle restaurant owner ‘lost all faith’ in city after 23rd break-inWhen will the Seattle homeless encampment finally get cleared?A spokesperson for UCT confirmed to the Jason Rantz Show the encampment will be removed this week, but did not provide a specific day, as is their policy.“Outreach providers are actively engaging at the site to connect individuals to shelter and service resources, and all individuals residing onsite on the day removal notice is posted will receive an offer for alternative shelter,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “In the lead-up to site resolution, UCT has been providing trash mitigation multiple times per week and addressing accessibility concerns such as obstructed sidewalks and building entrances, in addition to removing public health and safety hazards like propane tanks. A full cleaning of this site will be completed on the day of removal and UCT will closely monitor the area in an effort to prevent repopulation.”The encampment is littered with purple trash bags provided by the city of Seattle as part of its outreach efforts. The Purple Bag program, championed by Socialist Seattle City Council member and anti-sweep activist Tammy Morales, has primarily failed, says Suarez. The bags are merely left by tents for the homeless to fill with trash and drop off for pickup. But they don’t get used and become more garbage needing to be picked up.Meanwhile, anti-sweep activist groups offer their “help” by dropping off plants for the homeless to care for. The plants end up dying and becoming trash to fill the purple bags with.Private Seattle homeless outreach group We Heart

Fixed incomes and cannot afford their property taxes to go up.” But in some cities, residents are unlikely to avoid property tax hikes.The Association of Washington Cities (AWC) has been pushing for the property tax levy lid increase, including a failed effort in 2024. But this year, a memo from Washington Democrats about their tax plan was accidentally sent to all senators and it leaked. On the list of proposed taxes that Washington Democrats will push include the tax levy lid increase. Cities represented by the AWC include Democrat-controlled Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle.The success of this bill will hinge on whether or not Democrats will feel empowered to continue raising taxes on Washingtonians, while using a housing affordability crisis to convince their constituents to keep them in power.More from Jason Rantz: Amazon ditching DEI programs following Trump election, threat of spotlightListen to The Jason Rantz Show on weekday afternoons from 3-7 p.m. on KTTH 770 AM (HD Radio 97.3 FM HD-Channel 3). Subscribe to the podcast here. Follow Jason Rantz on X, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.Follow @