6am hour -- Seattle's most notorious (and illegal) homeless camp has now been declared an "emergency" by state officials, how this "emergency" declaration should apply to any WSDOT property with any homeless people in the state, Beaverton OR city council votes to put armed police officers on school campuses, now 700 people have RSVP'd for the big KVI co-sponsored event this weekend called Freedom Fest at Willowcrest Farms in Redmond WA (tomorrow July 29th). Trump indicted again, why it appears the everytime there's bad legal news for the Bidens there's a new legal drama for Trump.

7am hour -- GUEST: president of the National Right to Work Foundation, Mark Mix, tells KVI about how employees of the Seattle Mariners team store just voted to nullify their union, why any union should come down to fair representation of employees, how peer pressure of the employees by the union was a factor for the Mariners team store workers, RIP to musician Randy Meisner who flew to fame with The Eagles, the age debate for politicians after this week's Mitch McConnell and Diane Feinstein news, GUEST: economist Steve Moore tackles some ill-informed economic comments by Jon Stewart, property crimes and thefts are spiking in Gig Harbor a sign that Seattle crime is being exported to the suburbs.

8am hour -- the July 14th terrorist attack in Fargo ND is being ignored by major news media outlets, the terrorist attack was a near miss but a police officer was killed in the attack, UN chief decries "global boiling", the Goldendale WA area "Newell Road" wild fire is connected to human ignition and normal summer drying conditions but not climate change according to UW's Cliff Mass, Mass's assertions are a response to claims made by WA gubernatorial candidate and Lands Commissioner Hillary Franz, if you work in WA you're losing more of your paycheck this week.

After hearing a report based on court documents citing the sale price of fentanyl on Seattle streets, KVI's John Carlson wonders if Gov. Jay Inslee will extend his complaints about oil companies gouging drivers on the price of gas to the 400% mark-up on fentanyl sold on the streets of Seattle.

6am hour -- clear evidence Seattle is getting worse--not better--regarding crime/public safety, some legal perspective on how/why Hunter Biden's plea deal fell apart in Federal court, Bud Light is laying off more employees after this year's publicity stunt with a Tik Tok trans person(ality).

7am hour -- between 500-1000 people now expected to attend Saturday's Freedom Fest at Willowcrest Stables in Redmond WA, will Gov. Jay Inslee complain about the price gouging (i.e. 400% mark-up) on the cost of a fentanyl pill in Seattle?, new reasons to ask: are liberals more neurotic than conservatives?

8am hour -- GUEST: digital journalist Jonathan Choe talks about the street level view he has of public safety in Seattle, Seattle's traffic congestion and mass transit ridership are inextricably linked right now, new Gallup polling asks about Americans' belief in heaven/hell and God/the Devil, what happens in 30 days for the Hunter Biden plea deal that fell apart.

Seattle Police now say detonators were used to ignite fire at a homeless camp next to Harborview Hospital last Friday, the attack on the homeless camp on WSDOT property pretty much topples the excuse that Seattle homeless people just can't afford the expensive rent.

Are political partisans more neurotic? News studies are asking the question regarding left-wing liberals and an overall tendency toward negative emotions.

GUEST: digital journalist Jonathan Choe offers his street level view if crime/homeless problems in Seattle are improving as civic leaders are indicating or if the issues are as problematic as they've been for several years.

6am hour -- this morning's car smash and grab robbery of downtown Seattle Nordstrom has all the hallmarks of an organized retail theft crime, OR governor is ranked worst governor in America and WA's Jay Inslee isn't far behind according to new public opinion polls, how Gov. Inslee is "distorting the science" when it comes to his claims about climate change, which industry in America is growing faster than any other? (spoiler alert: its not the private sector).

7am hour -- what US Sen. Maria Cantwell and 20 other Seattle leaders all missed about the fentanyl crisis racking Puget Sound right now, was this the climate bomb Gov. Jay inslee was talking about earlier this week??,

Happy 80th birthday to Michael Phillip Jaggar (maybe you've heard some of his songs like "Gimme Shelter"), JUST IN: a U.K. jury acquits actor Kevin Spacey of all nine sexual assault/rape charges, FL Gov. Ron DeSantis responds to VP Kamala Harris's distortions about the state's middle school history curriculum on slavery in America,

8am hour - GUEST: KVI's Ari Hoffman, gives a Rio Grande River bouy lawsuit update regarding US/Mexico border security, also Hoffman explains the Israeli court reform changes approved by bi-partisan Knesset vote but has spawned intense protests, how the Israeli Supreme Court differs drastically from the US Supreme Court, the Israeli high court can rule on something as simple as "unreasonableness", new evidence that the Inslee climate agenda is not about saving the planet but strictly about punishing oil companies, GUEST: host of the Un-Divided Podcast, veteran news journalist--Brandi Kruse--at Freedom Fest this Saturday in Redmond WA with John Carlson and a cast of thousands, Brandi and John examine the week's lawlessness on WSDOT property at illegal/unsanctioned homeless camps and the feckless responses by authorities, an example of the political left bullying their own.

KVI's John Carlson interviews Un-Divided Podcast host, Brandi Kruse, who will join him and other notable guests for Freedom Fest this Saturday July 29th at Willowcrest Stables. KVI listeners are invited to attend and the event is free, just RSVP at www.LetsGoWA.com .

KVI's John Carlson points out that US Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) and a Seattle roundtable of politicians, first responders and community leaders all failed to mention the nexus of the current fentanyl crisis when they gathered this week looking for answers to the devastating drug problem in the Puget Sound.