KVI's Kirby Wilbur, subbing for John Carlson, shares his experience meeting with and talking to billionaire businessman Harlan Crow who is embroiled in a political controversy regarding vacations for US Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas. Kirby clarifies the criteria for US Supreme Court justices to report gifts they receive and adds more context to the political attack that surfaced last week involving Crow and Thomas.

6am hour -- Seattle Kraken clinch playoff spot after last night's victory, many crimes that are statistically going up in WA are actually going down across the nation which is underscoring how awful the Legislative/Seattle Democrats' policy decisions have been for public safety, how Republicans are losing (elections) on the voter support gap in the 18-29 yr old age bracket, the dishonesty of the NY Times is almost awe-inspiring, Democrats have now clearly taken the mantle from Republicans as "being the party of the rich".

7am hour -- TN House expels two members over last week's insurrection like take-over of the State Capitol, how the legacy/left-wing news media are spinning this expulsion as racial animosity, WA Legislative Democrats are still sitting on a bill that would increase state property tax rates from 1% to 3%, GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple shines the light on a WA Legislative bill that would suppress public information about how much Gov. Inslee's carbon fuel cap and tax law impacts the cost of the price at the pump.

8am hour -- GUEST: Mary Robnett, Pierce Co. Pros., underscores drug treatment is the primary path out of Seattle/Tacoma/Olympia drug addicted homeless problems, what Robnett is hearing from other county prosecutors right now about drug possession law, "there haven't been a lot of drug prosecutions", "it hasn't been a very workable crime on the books", "it hasn't been effective", says misdemeanors are not enough to incentivize getting drug addicts into treatment, Easter Sunday this weekend and John Carlson reads the Biblical "Passion Of The Christ".

Numerous crime stats in Washington continue to rise even as those same stats nationally begin to decline. KVI's John Carlson provides the statistics and comparisons and concludes that Washington's crime rates are abysmally bad because of the policies created in recent years by Democrats controlling the WA Legislature and Governor's office.

KVI's John Carlson notices the appallingly deceiving headline in the New York Times about the vote by the Tennessee House of Representatives to expel two elected members after their behavior within the capitol building last week during a demonstration with activists demanding gun control. The example of the misleading headline is another in a series of agenda driven issues designed to benefit Democrats and hurt Republicans.

6am hour -- a trio of "reliable" media lefties all question the Alvin Bragg case against Trump, the former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe said the indictment "landed like a dud", for arguments sake...let's say Trump gets convicted: Democrats are always talking about how we need to restore felons voting rights, WA residents pay the 2nd steepest cell phone service taxes in the USA, security cam video reveals the origin of fatal road rage shooting this week on Seattle's Capitol Hill that killed a popular community activist,

7am hour -- WA driver's license are the most expensive in the nation by a big margin, AG Bob Ferguson needs to respect WA taxpayers the way he respects WA grocery store customers, facts are largely absent as local (and national) school students walked out of classrooms yesterday to protest gun violence and demand gun control, listen to what the Mt. Si HS students in Snoqualmie said about why they want more gun control,

8am hour -- GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple, assault weapons ban poised to pass by WA Democrats in the Legislature, let's revisit how Sweden did following their national decisions to avoid COVID lockdowns, deaths and learning loss were among the lowest on earth based on staying open during COVID, Bobby Wagner is coming back to the Seahawks.

Security cam video shows the origin of what turned into a road rage fatal shooting on Seattle's Capitol Hill last weekend that killed a popular community activist, Elijah Lewis. It started when the car allegedly driven by Lewis pulled into traffic from a parking spot and came close to striking a man on an electric scooter, Patrick Cooney, who is now charged with 2nd degree murder of Lewis. Another update to the story is that its now not confirmed that Cooney possess a conceal carry permit for the gun in question. Cooney will also be charged with aggravated assault because gun fire wounded Lewis's 9 yr old nephew who was also in the car at the time of the confrontation.

The cost for a Washington driver's license is the most expensive in the nation. KVI's John Carlson examines the impact of why licenses have become so expensive as Legislative Democrats and Gov. Inslee have gradually increased their costs over the years. The cost for a first time driver's license in WA is $89--which includes a Ticketmaster-esque $35 filing fee charged by the state.

6am hour -- is this the biggest case yet of Trump Derangement Syndrome?, legal scholar Jonathan Turley concludes two major points after the Trump indictment is finally unsealed, why this is clearly a political prosecution not a criminal prosecution, "normalizing" criminal behavior, Victor Davis Hanson outlines the Democrats' strategy in charging Trump as a way to silence him if he's the 2024 nominee, an Oregon woman is denied an adoption that she says is because she's Christian.

7am hour -- road rage shootings in WA have tripled in less than 5 years (according to WSP) why Carlson's theory of road rage shootings is different from WSP's conclusion, what's at the heart of bad behavior and conduct on WA roads?,Gov.Inslee showing his complete short term memory loss, the two most frequent counties that people from King County are leaving to move to.

8am hour -- GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple updates the status of the police chase law and drug possession law, down to the last three weeks of the Legislative session (ending April 23) and Democrats would prefer to adjourn the session leaving both the police pursuit law and drug possession law as status quo instead of making badly needed reforms, Trump indictment reax from Jonathan Turley, CNN legal analyst Carrie Cordero and historian Victor Davis Hanson, the Burien pastor who stood by a young homeless man OD'ing on a hallucinogenic drug this week.

The Washington State Patrol says road rage cases have tripled in the last 5 years. KVI's John Carlson gives his interpretation of why road rage confrontations have spiked in the last five years.

From legal experts to political analysis, KVI's John Carlson devotes two segments of the show hearing others' perspective and then adding his own about the 16-page indictment of Donald J. Trump as charged by the Manhattan District Attorney, Alvin Bragg.