Chris Cargill

This opinion column was written by Chris Cargill with Mountain States Policy Center.

Perhaps the host of Jeopardy! should stick to game shows.

Ken Jennings, who became famous after winning 74 consecutive episodes of Jeopardy! and then took over show hosting duties for the beloved Alex Trebek, is now appearing in an advertisement opposing Washington's Initiative 645.

Alex Trebek famously said he'd get emails from Republicans assuming he was a Democrat, and Democrats assuming he was a Republican, and that's the way it should be.

The debate over an income tax is important enough without treating political predictions as established facts.

When it comes to Ken Jennings' political pop quiz, Washington voters should remember one famous Jeopardy! phrase: "Sorry, that's incorrect." Chris Cargill is the president of Mountain States Policy Center, an independent free market think tank based in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and Washington.

All right, it's 8:40.

By the way, Chris Cargill was not able to make it in this morning.

That's okay.

We talk to him quite frequently.

Just after 8 o'clock, we are going to have Senator Rishon in his usual slot.

And we found out yesterday at around 835, Chris Cargill from Mountain States Policy Center is actually going to be in town.

So he's going to join us in studio.

And then during the 9 o'clock hour, we'll have Idaho's Attorney General Raul Labrador.

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You know what? We never fully talked about this.

We interviewed Chris Cargill yesterday after the show.

So if you're on Facebook Live, you saw this.

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I just sent you a potential talking point for Chris Cargill.

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It's in Messenger.

Oh, that's where the governor's from, I believe.

Well, they did see some beautiful homes, some beautiful ranches.

Let's tease the post-show interview with Chris Cargill.

I'm going to give this person Adam Hall's number.