6am hour -- Burien homeless shift to a city park after being swept out of an unsanctioned homeless camp near city hall, how Burien responded to the homeless at the park is a good sign, US-China tensions heighten between military vessels in Strait of Taiwan, Seattle sportswriter gets candid about how much more likeable life is in Oklahoma City, Mark Mullet small business experience makes him a possible candidate for Republican voters for WA Governor, Portland State U. campus officers can again carry firearms.

7am hour -- the cocaine principals story from Redmond police, will parents or staff from these two Bothell (North Shore SD) elementary schools speak out about either principal's prior behavior?, fatal private jet crash outside Washington DC prompts military fighter jets to scramble, how this fatal jet crash mirrors the 1999 Payne Stewart jet crash, a 99 yr old US WWII veteran returns to Normandy for the first time ever, another rock throwing incident smashes a car windshield on I-5 at Yesler St. in Seattle, a female ESPN show host stands up for biology in sports.

8am hour -- GUEST: St. Sen. Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah) running for WA Governor, tells KVI how he'll tackle education, public safety and do so without relying on constantly raising taxes--like property taxes--which he says are knocking seniors out of their homes, the favorable legacy news media coverage of Pres. Biden tripping and falling on stage at graduation commencement speech, Echo Glen juvy escapees follow-up.

GUEST: Mark Mullet running for WA Governor, thinks climate change can be fought without losing jobs in the manufacturing (i.e. fossil fuel powered) sector. Mullet explains where he differs from his Legislative Democratic colleagues on public safety, affordable housing and not taxing seniors out of their homes by reliance on property taxes. Why K-12 schools need to be better in WA, what would change for WA public schools if Mark Mullet were governor?, some criticisms of WA public schools today, why financial literacy has a place in K-12 curriculum, why school choice needs more expansion in WA, why Mullet thinks the Governor can/should do more to address public safety, Mullet says he won't rely on raising taxes like other Democrats constantly do in Olympia.

Redmond WA police arrest two people at a grocery store and allege the married couple may have been high on cocaine. Toxicology tests are pending but the two people arrested are both elementary school principals in the neighboring North Shore School District of Bothell. Will parents or staff from these two Bothell elementary schools speak out about either of the principals or their prior behavior in light of the cocaine allegation(s)?

KVI's John Carlson reviews a compilation of legacy news stories on last week's stumble and fall by Pres. Joe Biden while on-stage at the U.S. Air Force Academy commencement in Colorado Springs. White House spokespeople dismissed the Biden stumble as a sandbag that got in the President's way. However the Washington Free Beacon took a closer look at the sandbag in question and the protective media coverage that Biden received from legacy news outlets. Also in this segment of the show: two attempted fire truck thefts in downtown Seattle.

6am hour -- John Carlson car trouble, two big notable guests join the show next week, recap of SCOTUS 8-1 ruling in favor of a Seattle-area concrete company which over-turns a prior WA St. Sup. Court ruling that favored the defendant Teamsters union, a 1995 example of humor and politics, a 12 yr old girl arrested for Lacey WA arson after a big commercial building fire, more questions about how King County "found" $1 million for homeless in Burien, ABC TV's presentation of the "1619 Project" was a convenient advertisement for the Democratic Party.

7am hour -- Bellevue Police say arrested suspects in organized retail theft at Bel-Square are from Colombia (yes, the South American country of Colombia), Democratic State Sen. Mark Mullet announces his run for WA Governor, more 'passing the buck' after a man is found dead at a homeless camp in Seattle on WSDOT property, Redmond WA police allege that two people arrested at a grocery store were high on cocaine and the suspects are both Bothell elementary school principals, a new Seattle example of 'Democracy dies in darkness'.

8am hour -- John Carlson triumphantly arrives after commuting car trouble, Gov Jay Inslee refuses to honor request from indigenous tribes regarding expensive gas prices after Inslee's carbon fuel tax impact, Biden's Climate Czar says farmers need to stop farming to reduce their carbon footprint, Harvard U. hires embarrassing former Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot to teach class, Bellevue Police report organized retail theft arrest suspects are from South America working up and down West Coast I-5 cities, GUEST: economist Steve Moore "modestly in favor" of debt ceiling deal that just passed US Senate, "the whole rhetoric of default was always just a scare tactic (from Biden Democrats)".

6am hour -- House Speaker Kevin McCarthy explains why he's confident in debt ceiling deal that passed the House last night, former Speaker Newt Gingrich has a few things to say about the debt ceiling deal, fired WA Equity Office Director reportedly disparaged Mexicans according to co-worker(s), there's a very weird sports stat of the week about the NBA Finals match-up between Miami and Denver, GUEST: KNWN's Carleen Johnson tells KVI talks about how Remann Hall juvenile criminals in Tacoma managed to live stream a mini-riot on Instagram, KVI's Lars Larson reacts to PDX mayor finally getting serious about pushing back on lenient homeless policy.

7am hour -- what do KVI callers think about debt ceiling deal that passed the US House last night? fire fighters near Pt. Angeles revive a man with Narcan who then runs away and falls down a 70-foot bluff to then be rescued by a USCG helicopter, Amazon employees complain about their return to office requirements in Seattle.

8am hour -- Amazon employee walk-out sounds more and more petulant as the group complains about return to office mandate, disingenuous AP story about left-wing scientists' announcement about earth, Elon Musk explains why progressives/liberals don't like comedy/satire, SNL creater piggybacks on the Elon Musk comments, BREAKING: US Supreme Court reverses a previous ruling by the WA Supreme Court involving a Seattle concrete company that sued the Teamsters union related to a labor strike in 2017 (the Supreme Court ruling was 8-1 in favor of the concrete company), King County just "found" $1 million for homeless in Burien.

Amazon employees in Seattle walk out of work to protest the return to office policy now that COVID has abated. KVI's John Carlson listens to a woman who spoke at the rally. Are the employees saving the planet by reducing carbon footprints connected to commuting or are they being petulant for being asked to work from the office?

A Seattle concrete company wins a labor case as the U.S. Supreme Court rules 8-1 in the favor of Glacier Northwest. KVI's John Carlson explains how the ruling is a blow to labor unions after Glacier Northwest sued the Teamsters union because a strike was called while wet concrete was still inside their mixing trucks. In an additional plot twist, today's SCOTUS ruling reverses a previous decision in the case made by the Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW) that had sided with the union. State justices said the action was protected by federal labor law. The US Supreme Court ruled the Teamsters action did not.

6am hour -- The first of three Echo Glen juvenile criminal escapees are in court after being apprehended in Burien, a corrections union group is complaining about the Echo Glen staffing after 7 juvies escaped over the weekend, the pre-meditation of the Echo Glen escape indicates the 7 juveniles should be charged as adults for escaping, a Vietnam War veteran from Grandview WA is finally laid to rest 56 years later on Memorial Day 2023,

7am hour-- LA Dodgers engender questions and out-right criticism for inviting group of Catholic-taunting people to a ball park event and a Dodger player with Hall of Fame bona fides is urging a Christian family day at the ballpark in response, the Dodgers likely wouldn't consider engaging a group that mocks Islam's prophet, Remann Hall live stream by juvenile incarcerated inmates, pressure continues to build on California US Senator to resign over advanced age and health concerns.

8am hour -- Seattle Amazon employees say they're walking off the job today in protest of return to office (RTO) work requirements, Canada's single-payer government run health care would have probably collapsed by now if the US wasn't it's next door neighbor, Canada doesn't have enough chemotherapy treatment equipment for is cancer patients so they're sending them to the US for treatment.

Canada's single-payer government run health care would have probably collapsed by now if the US wasn't her next door neighbor. Canada doesn't have enough chemotherapy treatment equipment for is cancer patients so they're sending them to the US for treatment.