6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: a top Democratic Party leader in Minnesota goes from "dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department" in 2020 is changing her tune after getting carjacked this week, guilty plea in Pierce Co. Power sub station attack back on Christmas Day, what to do when the Democratic left fights itself in a new example involving the Sierra Club.

7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the NYC mayor vs. TX governor clash over where un-detained undocumented illegal aliens should go after entering the US, should the burden of illegal aliens be shared or not?, NYC mayor suggests a "remain in Texas" policy and the irony is not lost on Kirby Wibur, daughter of Jimmy Buffet posts adorable tribute to her musical father, what does this new CNN poll about surging Nikki Haley campaign mean for the 2024 Presidential campaign, GUEST: economist Steve Moore, thinks Democrats will figure out how to dump Biden for re-election and elevate a candidate other than Kamala Harris for 2024.

8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: a Minneapolis MN 'defund police' advocate is now changing her stance after being carjacked, the need for responsible policing, a policing structure that works for all communities, Seattle Congresswoman makes oblivious comment about why people are in poverty, September 11th ceremonies will be held Monday to mark 22 years since worst terrorist attack in US history, the relative stability today in nations that spawned Sept. 11th attackers.

Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: a top Democratic Party leader in Minnesota goes from "dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department" in 2020 to praising police and demanding "HOLD THEM IN CUSTODY AND PROSECUTE THEM" on her Facebook page after she was carjacked by 4 suspects in her own driveway this week. Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party second vice chairwoman Shivanthi Sathanandan, who lives in Minneapolis, is changing her tune about "defund police" after getting carjacked. https://freebeacon.com/latest-news/crime-attack-minneapolis-democrat-police/ https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10161178672935477&set=a.57434900476

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the climate alarmists are going after hamburgers and beef that people eat, a two week knee replacement surgery update, Bremerton HS asst. football coach who won US Supreme Court case on post-game prayer has decided to resign after rejoining the team for 1 game this year, coach Joe Kennedy is leaving to be with family in Florida, I-405 traffic warning: a total freeway construction shutdown coming this weekend flimsy WH excuse about POTUS walking away from MoH ceremony, is cancel culture coming for tennis?, the movie "Sound of Freedom" is nearly as popular in Central and some So. American countries as it is in the U.S

7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the irony (and scrutiny) intensifies as NYC mayor Eric Adams says too many immigrants are going to destroy the Big Apple, a 24 time felon arrested yet again and this time for "unprovoked" murder in Spokane, latest carbon fuel pricing auction in WA is even more expensive than the previous two so far this year, a virtue signaling news columnist hypothesizes men can menstruate, the deep irony of this columnist as the political left touts that they follow science, a spicy food challenge turns fatal for a 14-year old.

8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: follow-up to last hour's story about the "One Spice Challenge" tortilla chip fatality of a 14-year-old: how social media fuels this impulse to try something with painful results for others to see, Seattle breaking its previous murder records as progressive politicos rearrange deck chairs on the proverbial Titanic, failed Seattle City Council candidate complains about "overpriced everything", a conservative blogger hits the mark with pessimistic "dooming" attitude among election denier Republicans, example: social media users are maybe 2% of Americans yet social media reaction strongly shapes a lot of political/social viewpoints, how unsubstantiated complaining about 'rigged elections' will actually hurt your chances of winning an election, a bio-ethicist wants to change human DNA to prevent/discourage people eating meat.

Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: a 24 time convicted felon is arrested yet again and this time for "unprovoked" murder in Spokane. Also, the price of WA's tax on CO2 has jumped again, reaching $63.03 per metric ton - a 12% jump from the last auction, according to Washington Policy Center's fossil fuel tax watch-dog, Todd Myers. This is the latest auction of carbon credits in Gov. Inslee's "cap and invest" law for fossil fuel producers. It will likely mean gas prices at Washington pumps remain high in the coming months even as fall/winter gas consumption tends to decrease based on lower demand.

KVI's Kirby Wilbur, sitting in for John Carlson, says a conservative blogger hits the mark with his take on the pessimistic "dooming" attitude among election denier Republicans. Example: social media users are maybe 2% of Americans yet social media reaction strongly shapes a lot of political/social viewpoints; how unsubstantiated complaints/criticism about 'rigged elections' will actually hurt your chances of winning a future election. Will Donald Trump be listening to this advice?

Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the irony (and scrutiny) intensifies as NYC mayor Eric Adams says too many immigrants are going to "destroy" the Big Apple. According to the NY Daily News: Mayor Adams predicted Wednesday night that the influx of more than 110,000 migrants will “destroy” New York City and continued his demands for the federal government to step up efforts to address what he called a “national crisis.”

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: how Seattle crime is becoming like a cancer for suburban Puget Sound cities, what are the chances Seattle City Council can deliver a "lid" over I-5 between Capitol Hill and South Lake Union for the price and goals they're promising?, an earth and climate science article for "Nature" confesses that essays and research don't get published in journals if they don't take a certain narrative or viewpoint (6:42:20) "they want climate papers that support certain pre-approved narratives", if you don't write a certain way "your scientific career will be over", Lars: the dilemma of defund police politicians requesting and/or accepting extra security protection.

7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: deciphering the political/PR campaign against US Sup. Crt. Justice Clarence Thomas for travel he has received from a wealthy conservative donor, how this social media/PR campaign is being spun as an ethics probe, an update on the collapse of Bud Light after the Dylan Mulvaney marketing fiasco, COVID vaccine shots study shows the more you get vaccinated the more likely you are to get a positive case, a Texas perspective on the bussing of undocumented illegal aliens from TX to NYC and other sanctuary cities, an examination of which nationalities are most likely coming across the US/Mexico border, the illegal aliens all take the bus trip voluntarily.

8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: Good Guy & Gal With (a) Gun(s) stories include a dad who has to confront his daughter's ex, Chicago rideshare driver may lose job (its called a driver disarmament policy) but used gun to defend himself from robbers at 1am, the continuing mis-adventures on social media of WA U.S. Senator Patty Murray, Pres. Biden walks away after presenting Medal Of Honor to Vietnam War heroic veteran helicopter pilot in the middle of a White House ceremony confounding on-lookers, Biden's mental acuity questioned again after yesterday's ceremony walk-off.

A Kirby exclusive! KVI's Kirby Wilbur presents his often imitated but never duplicated "Good Guy & Gal With (a) Gun(s)" stories. Today's edition includes a dad who has to confront his daughter's ex, Chicago rideshare driver may lose job (its called a driver disarmament policy) but used gun to defend himself from robbers at 1am.

KVI's Kirby Wilbur, subbing for John Carlson, compares the growth in crime problems that are now hitting suburban areas of Seattle.

KVI's Kirby Wilbur and Phil Vandervort examine the push for an Interstate-5 lid to cover the freeway lanes north of the Seattle Convention Center. The plan that could cost between $1-$2.5 billion would create a large park and/or subsidized housing is intended to connect the Capitol Hill neighborhood to the South Lake Union neighborhood currently divided by I-5. According to KIRO 7 News, the Seattle City Council’s Public Assets and Homeless Committee voted to approve Resolution 32100, which supports the development of lids across I-5. The vote was 3-0 with two abstentions.