6am hour -- Donald Trump to be indicted by Biden DOJ, summoned to appear in court Tuesday // Elon Musk suggests it's not fair that only Trump gets indicted // Guest: Randy Pepple - Tensions, gas prices rise as Washington state auctions carbon // Guest: Lars Larson - Portland City Council passes daytime ban on homeless camps

7am hour -- On Friday's "John Bachman Now," Harvard Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz calls out the potential imminent indictment against former President Donald Trump // Cracker Barrel’s Pride Month Posts Provoke Conservative Fury; are we at peak Pride Fatigue? // Local ice cream maker Molly Moon’s is suing the City of Seattle for losses suffered during the nearly-month long CHOP zone takeover in 2020

8am hour -- Seattle city attorney Ann Davison has withdrawn her support from the alternative justice program known as "community court"...effectively dissolving a program her predecessor endorsed // Woke Dem 'squad' member Cori Bush leads Democrat gloating as Trump says he faces federal charges // Chris Cuomo and Matt Taibbi scoff and cast doubt on the charges Trump was reportedly indicted over // Steve Moore joins John to discuss the realities of the wildfire smoke on the east coast

6am hour -- updated reaction and spin following Seattle City Council's vote against codifying a tougher drug possession law, the resignation of a Sammamish Planning Commissioner over derogatory LGBTQ comments at a public hearing.

7am hour -- Tucker Carlson's first Twitter episode debuted last night, American education and political agendas, will a Republican candidate for WA governor run on a pledge of school choice?, what SF discovered when they started citing drug abusers for public intoxication/drug possession, NYC people are freaking out over heavy smoke from Canadian wildfires, predictions of high gas prices over Gov. Jay Inslee's carbon fuel tax are coming true.

8am -- RIP Iron Sheik and Pat Robertson, the hypocrisy of Seattle progressives opposing a gross misdemeanor drug possession law, has tipping finally gone too far?, KVI listeners sound off about when and when NOT to tip.

KVI's John Carlson compiles the latest reaction from public officials and Seattle leaders after the city council voted against codifying a new state law on drug possession into city law. The segment includes comments from City Attorney, Ann Davison, WA Gov. Jay Inslee, a candidate for Seattle City Council (Bob Kettle) and the president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

6am hour -- the legal disconnect of yesterday's Seattle City Council vote rejecting a drug possession law passed at the state level, Seattle can be a tourist city or a fentanyl city but it can't be both, the last minute drama of CM Andrew Lewis voting no on the gross misdemeanor drug possession law, Mike Pence jumps into the Presidential race, the OR state teacher's union wants to have BIPOC members pay lower dues fees than white members.

7am hour -- Seattle voting against codifying the new state law on gross misdemeanor drug possession, listen to how the crowd assembled at the Seattle City Council hearing responded to someone who supported adopting the state drug possession law, no Jay Inslee comment so far, GUEST: current Republican St. Rep. from Aberdeen/Grays Harbor County, Jim Walsh, wants to be the next WSRP Chair (after Caleb Heimlich), tackles the WA woke political dilemmas, impact on communities and yesterday's Seattle vote against adopting the new state law on gross misdemeanor for drug possession.

8am hour -- Seattle will remain a 'wild, wild west' for hard drug use with yesterday's Seattle City Council vote, examining the impact Seattle voters can have on the next round of elections after a course correction in November 2021, the opportunity cost of no drug possession law, CNN fires latest CEO who was attempting to reform the prior programming line-up which had been so wildly anti-Trump, the OR state teacher's union wants to charge BIPOC union members less than white ones, the Biden Administration's story about the Nordstream Pipeline explosion is literally falling apart.

In a move that is looking more and more like a petulant fight between Seattle City Council members and the City Attorney, Ann Davidson, the city council votes 5-4 against codifying the new state law on drug possession. KVI's John Carlson explains what this means on the ground for drug addicted homeless who smoke fentanyl or inject drugs on the street. Why Gov. Inslee has stayed silent on the decision by Seattle elected officials after he was the one who called a special session to approve a uniform law around the state.

The Oregon state teacher's union, The Oregon Education Association, wants to charge BIPOC union members less than white ones. KVI's John Carlson examines the constitutional concerns if such a plan actually goes forward.

GUEST: current Republican St. Rep. from Aberdeen/Grays Harbor County, Jim Walsh, wants to be the next WSRP Chair (after Caleb Heimlich who is stepping down). Walsh talks to KVI about the WA woke political dilemmas and impact on communities, yesterday's Seattle vote against adopting the new state law on gross misdemeanor for drug possession, the new state law preventing parents from knowing or being told if their minor child is receiving gender-related medical treatment.

6am hour -- King Co. real estate valuations are down according to the KC Assessor, WA Legislative Democrats just approved $150 million to study high speed light rail from Vanc. BC to PDX (spoiler alert: high speed rail costs will make ST light rail's $60 billion look like peanuts), Sammamish saw the biggest drops in property value falling 22% in one year, candidate for WA Governor Mark Mullet tells KVI what he'd do if elected to improve K-12 education--including activist political agendas in the curriculum--and fixing public safety, Target stores facing the heat after trans kids clothes and now an alliance with a South Dakota group trying to close Mt. Rushmore.

7am hour -- Presidential candidate (and US Sen. from South Carolina) Tim Scott explains why America is not systemically racist, Scott's biggest critic on "The View" was noticeable absent from the episode with Scott's interview, 7 escapees from Echo Glen (WA state) juvenile jail will now be charged as adults for the crimes connected to that escape in late May, the irony of Seattle City Council possibly voting today to reject following the new state law making drug possession a gross misdemeanor, D-Day anniversary and the recording of the national prayer Pres. FDR delivered to America on this day in 1944.

8am GUEST: --Lynnwood Times publisher, Mario Lotmore. tells KVI how he was accused un-substantiated in a public meeting by a woman and what happened next when an Edmonds Police officer contacted him about the woman's accusation, how the woman's prior behavior at meetings/events in Lynnwood undermined her own unsubstantiated accusation against Lotmore, the encounter has repercussions for using race to advance political agendas, a new candidate for US Pres. will certainly get the anti-Biden wing of the Democratic Party excited, GUEST: co-author of "Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City", Stacy Manning (she's from Burien) tells KVI how she went from conservative mom to conservative book co-author, how "adult desire" is at the root of the modern indoctrination of kids, how the new book title idea was formed with her experience in the school system, advice for parents to avoid alienating their kids when it comes to gender or sexuality issues.

GUEST: co-author of "Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City", Stacy Manning (she's from Burien) tells KVI how she went from conservative mom to conservative book co-author, how "adult desire" is at the root of the modern indoctrination of children (in schools and society), how her 'mom's group' of fellow moms gravitated toward political discussions, how the new book title idea was formed with her experience in the school system, says her children in a classroom might be the only conservative voice their classmates ever hear, some tips for parents to use so they don't alienate their children while talking about gender and/or sexuality issues.

KVI's John Carlson points out the irony of Seattle City Council possibly voting today, Tues. June 6th, to reject the adoption of the new state law making drug possession a gross misdemeanor. Legislative Democrats had complained a few months ago that individual cities creating their own felony drug possession law would lead to confusion if the state had a lower level penalty (like misdemeanor or gross-misdemeanor). Several Seattle City Council members have indicated they'll vote against Seattle enforcing a gross misdemeanor drug law that was recently enacted by the Legislature and Gov. Jay Inslee.