6am hour -- source of Lahaina fatal wildfire still under investigation but video surfaces of a downed tree on a power line hours before near hurricane-strength wind accelerated the fire that destroyed the iconic town, the Maui island warning sirens/communications system couldn't be relayed because of power failures during the storm, who is the Maui official responsible for operating the warning system?, WA AG Bob Ferguson goes after O'Reilly Auto Parts stores for the same thing that opponents of the Inslee COVID vaccine requirement complained about, no such thing as a fringe or too radical when it comes to the trans-gender movement in America.

7am hour -- WSDOT and Seattle officials say they can't sweep problematic and criminal homeless camp at I-5 and Mercer St. for another few weeks, meanwhile Seattle City Council continues dragging its feet on a criminal drug possession law, economics from people who don't understand economics, red-flags about WA Democrats who want a high-speed rail line from Vancouver BC to Portland OR, NYC reality hits home with too many illegal aliens despite being sanctuary cities and political double-talk about the impact of illegal aliens on border states, revenues for Target stores down after controversy over LGBTQ+ clothing and other store merch.

8am -- KVI caller sounds off on the Democrats' political strategy involving illegal aliens and future voters, Jay Inslee and Democrats tout the 1-year-old Inflation Reduction Act as helping the battle against climate change yet a week ago they were claiming the Lahaina wildfire catastrophe was caused by climate change, KVI caller rebutts the prior call about Democrats and WA voters clueless inconsistency, juvenile crime problems persist in Pierce County.

WSDOT and Seattle officials say they can't sweep problematic and criminal homeless camp at I-5 and Mercer St. for another few weeks, meanwhile Seattle City Council continues dragging its feet on a criminal drug possession law.

Economics from people who don't understand economics: the red-flags about WA Democrats who want a high-speed rail line from Vancouver BC through Seattle to Portland OR.

6am Hour: It's the return of the Legendary Lyric contest! Vice-President Kamala Harris spent the day in Seattle touting the success of the Inflation Reduction Act and the harsh realities of climate change; A Bellevue motorcycle officer falls 50-60 feet onto I-5 while on duty for VP Kamala Harris visit, but John shares the crazy bit of history you're not going to hear anywhere else! // Big Mike shares a hack for cooling your car and stay cool during the heat wave with more tips and tricks from John // Carlson explains how the Georgia prosecutor who indicted Trump has overreached // Lars Larson joins John to talk about one city's plan to privatize homeless encampment cleanup

7am Hour: The man arrested in connection with yesterday's [Monday's] massive fire at an encampment near I-5 in Seattle told police it was an accident; San Diego has banned homeless camping - what lessons can Seattle learn from their successes? // Democrats are asking the federal government for 200-million dollars to start planning a Pacific Northwest bullet train, which would connect Oregon to Canada // 'Blind Side' Tuohy family accuses ex-NFLer Michael Oher of $15M 'shakedown' before bombshell court filing

8am Hour: GUEST--Paul Romero joins Carlson to tell people what they need to know that they don't know about what's going on in Maui // In a letter released in late July, NAACP Oakland Branch President Cynthia Adams and Oakland pastor Bishop Bob Jackson demanded action from elected leaders to ensure public safety, especially in predominately Black neighborhoods. President Adams joins John to discuss and is also joined by Greg McConnell, President & CEO of the McConnell Group, a consulting and advocacy firm that represents Bay Area businesses // Vice President Kamala Harris visits Seattle, promotes 'Bidenomics'

In a letter released in late July, NAACP Oakland Branch President Cynthia Adams and Oakland pastor Bishop Bob Jackson demanded action from elected leaders to ensure public safety, especially in predominately Black neighborhoods. President Adams joins John to discuss and is also joined by Greg McConnell, President & CEO of the McConnell Group, a consulting and advocacy firm that represents Bay Area businesses

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6am Hour: Trump indicted with 13 charges by Georgia grand jury over attempt to overturn 2020 election, 18 other defendants named // Dolly Parton to visit Olympia to celebrate 65,000 enrolled WA children for Imagination Library // A massive fire at a homeless encampment in Seattle sent smoke pouring across nearby apartments in South Lake Union; Seattle drug use cases in limbo as new state law goes into effect // Lars Larson joins John to talk about the Trump indictments

7am Hour: How an obscure country artist’s viral song became a conservative anthem

Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond” shot to the top of the U.S. Apple Music and iTunes Country charts and racked up more than 9 million views in five days // Michael Oher, profiled in 'The Blind Side,' says the inspirational movie was based on a lie // Federal workers in SF told to work from home due to safety concerns; After fires swept through part of a homeless camp in North Seattle, we've learned the city plans to clear that camp in the next few days

8am Hour: The latest heat wave brings another reminder from a local doctor that we need to be especially careful when it gets hot; Carlson share tips on how to stay cool if you don't have air conditioning // Judge rules in favor of Montana youths in landmark climate decision and House Dems, Led by AOC, Call for Clarence Thomas Probe // Seattle police are investigating a violent attack on a security guard at Nordstrom's flagship store downtown Sunday morning; The Seahawks organization is mourning the death of Alex Collins, a beloved teammate and fan favorite during his two tenures with the team // KJP mispronounced the name of Hawaii's Sen. Mazie Hirono and then called her a man.

Mob of almost 50 steals up to $100,000 of merchandise from LA Nordstrom during broad daylight robbery //Tourists are urged to avoid Maui as hotels prepare to take in evacuees and first responders // The Beach Boys are coming to town and The hottest days of the year so far have arrived with highs today well into the 90’s and closer to 100 degrees in some areas; Three people are recovering after being shot in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood // Lars Larson joins John to discuss A stunning possible fourth indictment looms over Trump and the 2024 election // Jim Walsh, new chair of the Washington State Republican party joins John to talk about how we're going to turn the state around // Is it time to "Bud Light" Best Buy? Best Buy faces blowback for leadership training program that excludes white applicants // The Origin of the Hawaii Fires/Preventing a Similar Tragedy in the Future, according to Cliff Mass and Mazie Hirono Blames Maui Fire On Climate Change // The country song 'Rich Men North of Richmond,' by unknown artist Oliver Anthony, has become a viral hit among conservative influencers // A congressional delegation of progressives will visit Latin America next week for what they stress is a different” kind of visit — one focused on shared challenges, ideological kinship and transnational movements // According to FOX News contributor Jonathan Turley, the Biden Family Has Been In The Influence-Peddling Business For Decades, "Ludicrous" To Say Otherwise // Republicans torch Biden paying Iran $6 billion for American hostages: 'a terrible deal'; Star of upcoming "Snow White" movie despises prince role

Jim Walsh, new chair of the Washington State Republican party joins John to talk about how we're going to turn the state around

6am hour -- still no answers about source of vicious Lahaina firestorm that has reduced the Maui city to smoking rubble, (one other hook?), Seattle still not on track to pass a drug possession law, an AI authored e-book takes the original author by surprise (fraudulent books mimic author's real life work).

7am hour -- any kind of weather now used by climate activists to blame natural disasters on climate change, WA governor's election campaign news Mark Mullett's strong results with campaign donations, WA Congresswoman's "centrist" claims called in to question after her comments at a NY political fundraiser, GUEST: economist Steve Moore explains the labor battle between UPS and union drivers, WA tourism among the 5 worst in the nation after the post-COVID uptick in tourism traffic/spending nationally.

8am hour-- the fascination with the Barbie movie and the movie criticism by HBO's Bill Maher, Maher calls the movie a "zombie lie" (something that was never true in the first place), the conservative and liberal political battle to co-opt the movie, a veteran Seattle PD lieutenant resigns and issues a 15-page letter about why she's quitting, the letter underscores that people in Seattle who need to speak out more do not speak out enough.