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WAGOP Chairman and State Representative Jim Walsh Joins the Morning Ride to discuss the backdoor admission by the Ferguson administration that Washington is not a business friendly state as they hired a Florida company to build 3 new ferries. We also bring on two very special guests, Radio Legend Mark Cristopher and John Carlson as we celebrate Mark's 45 year career in broadcasting before he retires today.

The first episode of July, Phil talks about everything going on in the news including what we are learning about the victims and suspected gunman in the Idaho firefighter ambush as well as what to know about the Bryan Kohberger plea deal that might let him skirt the death penalty. Phil also comments on the states constant need for funding, especially for education, and their reluctance to sell logging rights on state land to generate any income that wouldn't burden the taxpayers.  PLUS, NYC Mayoral candidate, Zohran Mamdani sounds more and more like a communist everyday and Phil has audio to prove it.

Phil returned live on the air this morning with updates on another busy news weekend after 2 firefighters were tragically killed in a Coeur d'Alene Idaho ambush attack. The Morning Ride also delves into the senate proceedings relating to the Big Beautiful Bill taking place live on the show and also play audio you won't want to miss after a Portland resident tells off Antifa protesters for making too much noise. PLUS Art Arthur from the Center For Immigration Studies joins the show to discuss the aftermath of Friday's supreme court ruling on President Trump's birthright citizenship executive order.

News broke minutes before the show today about a scathing press conference held by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, we bring you the audio of his criticisms of the American press corp. Phil does a deep dive into the politics of the Democratic Socialist who just won the New York Mayoral primary and also brings on New York Journalist Adam Lehodey of City Journal to share some of his findings on what small NYC grocery store owners fear most about the possible election of Zohran Mamdani.