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Port Angeles

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Sep 16, 2026

Tobe JohnsonGUEST
6:30
Once a month, we would get ready, uh, for witness testimonies in a pizza parlor called Ike's Pizza, and because, uh, I had already done town halls like that before, I thought, "Well, gosh, what if we just make it more of like a community potluck style and get a door fee and had some speakers actually kind of like psyche the audience up enough to where eventually they could step up and tell their own stories?" And so that was the idea.
Tobe JohnsonGUEST
6:59
And so we found like the perfect little spot right in the town of Port Angeles, Washington.
Tobe JohnsonGUEST
7:04
It's like five minutes off of 101.
Tobe JohnsonGUEST
7:07
Um, and so yeah, we have another one coming up here.
Jeff BloedornGUEST
66:20
Yeah.
Jeff BloedornGUEST
66:21
I heard we, uh, Bill was talking to Bill about where are you guys? And we already had ripped through where we, he was cause he's in Port Angeles, I think.
Jeff BloedornGUEST
66:29
Um, so we missed that one, but I didn't even know there was a show.
Jeff BloedornGUEST
66:32
I mean, I'm, I'm kind of fucking out of it.
AmbikaGUEST
27:58
Oh, no, I've definitely, believe me, I definitely thought about it.
AmbikaGUEST
28:01
I was like, 'cause I have a bunch of motorcycle homies, and, uh, that was who was, I was on a trip with, um, at that, um, Built Well festival out in Port Angeles that's on the peninsula here in Washington.
AmbikaGUEST
28:14
Um, so my homies, the crew is called the Los Pendejos, and, uh, I've known them all forever, 'cause we all, first we all started skateboarding.
Coach NezHOST
28:25
Yeah.
George KnappHOST
14:35
So tell us about him.
David PaulidesGUEST
14:37
So Jacob, young man, lived in Santa Cruz, California, came up to see his grandmother who lived in Port Angeles, right adjacent to the park.
David PaulidesGUEST
14:48
And he was an athlete to the max.
David PaulidesGUEST
14:50
I mean, he was a super surfer, could do things that even most young people couldn't do, climbing, running, et cetera.
Brandi KruseHOST
1:38
I really don't think it's too far-fetched to say that they would put people to death for political disagreements, that they would put people in reeducation camps over political disagreements or wrong th- wrong think.
Brandi KruseHOST
1:51
So this is a picture from Port Angeles High School on Thursday.
Brandi KruseHOST
1:55
Uh, it depicts a student dressed in a Charlie Kirk costume, essentially a T-shirt saying "freedom" with a bullet hole drawn into their neck in the same location where Charlie Kirk was killed by an assassin's bullet, fake blood all over their shirt.
Brandi KruseHOST
2:17
Uh, and if you look very closely, this wasn't the only student who was dressed like this on Thursday.
Brandi KruseHOST
2:22
There were multiple students, we are told, at Port Angeles High School in Washington State who were dressed like this.
Brandi KruseHOST
2:27
You can see off to the left of this picture another student in a white shirt covered with this fake blood.
Brandi KruseHOST
2:34
Now, I'm gonna be called out for blurring this student's face, um, but there's a couple reasons I do that.
Markwayne MullinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:18
[gunshots] [upbeat music]
Roth MomGUEST
13:29
So, uh, John 12:47, it says, "I came," again, "not to judge, but to save the world." So tonight, let me ask you that.
Roth MomGUEST
13:40
Uh, why come to Jesus? A long time ago, when, um, uh, somebody asked me that or, uh, we had a special in Tacoma, we went to a special in Port Angeles, and, you know, I, I testify about, you know, hey, I...
Roth MomGUEST
13:59
The reason why I came to Jesus, my main reason was because I don't want to go to hell, because experiencing what I experienced, going through what I gone through, and seeing what I seen as a young child going through war, there is hell, you know? Because, uh, th- that's just what it is.
Roth MomGUEST
14:22
All the bad thing that people do, all the sin.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
36:58
I need a getaway car quick.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
37:01
In the messages, Joshua told his father that he was in Port Angeles, Washington and needed an evacuation ASAP.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
37:09
However, when his parents arrived, there was no sign of him.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
37:12
After they failed to make contact with him, Joshua was officially reported missing and the Olympic Park Rangers began their search.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
37:21
In the ensuing weeks, the Olympic Park Service and the Port Angeles Police Department used ground and air crews to look for Joshua, but there was no sign of him.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
37:30
His family were distraught and made multiple appeals for anyone with information to come forward.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
37:36
Then, a few weeks after Joshua had disappeared, his mother, Janie, made a shocking discovery.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
39:42
He stands 5'7 to 5'10 inches tall and weighs between 150 to 190 pounds.
Peter KnegoHOST
17:15
And then a stop in Victoria, which was a real big highlight because Victoria, we had about nine hours in port.
Peter KnegoHOST
17:23
which gave me enough time that I could run over to the little ferry terminal in Victoria Harbor and buy a round-trip ticket for the Coho, which is this beautiful 1959-built ferry that was built to cross between Victoria and Port Angeles on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington.
Peter KnegoHOST
17:44
It's about a 90-minute crossing.
Peter KnegoHOST
17:46
And the ferry...
Peter KnegoHOST
18:23
He invited us up to the bridge and took us around.
Peter KnegoHOST
18:26
We took us down to the car deck, which was packed packed.
Peter KnegoHOST
18:30
small cars uh you know on on summer days on a good summer day in victoria the coho is a very popular outing for the locals to just get on the boat and go to sea for 90 minutes you have to go through customs when you get to port angeles on the u.s side and then you just walk right back on board and the ship sails like 15 minutes later so it's the best 50 bucks i've spent in a long time
Dan TrachtenbergHOST
18:58
So you've got to do a round trip.
EricaHOST
20:45
These are the Olympic Mountains.
EricaHOST
20:59
17 miles up out of Port Angeles, you come out on Alpine Ridges with the whole Olympic range in front of you.
EricaHOST
21:05
We can still see snow on it in July.
EricaHOST
21:09
Your nose is cold from the wind.
AndyAUDIENCE
13:43
Okay.
AndyAUDIENCE
13:44
So kind of get it delivered to a post office box in Port Angeles, or that would be closer for me than Point Roberts.
AndyAUDIENCE
13:51
And then, um, and then just get it, you know, I've got health problems, so I'm not very mobile.
Ryan GeorgeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:57
Um,

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