KVI's Ari Hoffman sits in for morning host, John Carlson, and analyzes the BREAKING story that the manifesto from the Nashville school shooter, Audrey Hale, will now go to the FBI before its released to the public. Tthe manifesto going to the FBI first is raising two big questions for Ari.

6am hour -- Nashville school mass shooter kills three 9-year-olds then three adults, PD Chief wouldn't allow a repeat of Uvalde, killer's as yet unreleased manifesto, killer messaged a former classmate about suicide and being on the news, a news media watch-dog posts a lengthy tweet about why shootings keep happening, how left-wing political dogma (i.e. entitlement mentality) influences the anger and revenge that fuel mass shootings,

7am hour -- new polling says Americans are less likely to be patriotic/religious/wanting to have children, one encouraging aspect of this new polling, another example of why (WA) Democrats really don't care about democracy at all, Aryan prison gang drug bust seized enough fentanyl to kill virtually every human in the Puget Sound metro area.

8am hour -- looking like the last chance today for the WA Legislature to pass a realistic police pursuit law reform bill, GUEST: Shift WA.org's Randy Pepple notes the current reform bill is watered-down and only public pressure will get the House Democrats in Olympia to vote on a tougher bill, stones and glass houses for Sen. Patty Murray, KVI callers sound off on police pursuit law, why KVI listeners and voters need to press House Speaker Laurie Jinkins to do the right thing and adopt the tougher HB1363, now prolific author Agatha Christie books are being edited to remove dated racial references.

New polling says Americans are less likely to be patriotic/religious/wanting to have children, the polling shows that people are losing tolerance of others, the one encouraging aspect of this new polling.

The click is ticking today, Tues. March 28th, for the dwindling time to pass a realistic police pursuit reform bill in the Washington Legislature. KVI's John Carlson and ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple explain the House Democrats decision to schedule a vote on a watered-down version of a bi-partisan reform bill rather than holding a hearing where the public could testify to House Representatives as public safety advocates are urging amendments be added to the existing bill, such as allowing police to pursue suspected stolen car drivers. The Washington House of Representatives are set to vote on this watered-down bill at 4pm today.

6am hour--more evidence that people are leaving Seattle area in greater numbers than all but one other US city, 10% in Seattle report they're moving out of the metro area, one notable wealth management firm announces they'll move out of state from Camas WA to Texas after capital gains tax ruling by St. Supreme Court, key words from a dissenting State Supreme Court justice on the capital gains tax ruling, update on zoning bill HB1110 that would take local zoning control away from cities and allow the state to impose zoning decisions, KVI's Lars Larson tackles the WA Sup. Court ruling that upholds the Gov. Jay Inslee capital gains income tax.

7am hour -- WA health care workers are upset that federal mask mandate for health care workers is coming to an end in April, WA St. Supreme Court justice is reaching a political conclusion not a legal conclusion, GUEST: chief legal counsel at Freedom Foundation, Eric Stahfield, says he is looking at the Commerce Clause in the US Constitution as a way to possibly appeal this state Supreme Court ruling to the US Supreme Court.

8am hour -- GUEST: St. Sen. Lynda Wilson discusses the SCOW decision on capital gains (income) tax, the State Supreme Court about as politically balanced as they Seattle City Council, one financial management company in Clark County WA already announced they'll move HQ because of this capital gains tax ruling, Wilson points out that the B&O tax in WA started as a temporary tax but is now heavily relied on for the WA budget, GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple, explains how the WA Legislature used an "emergency clause" to pass the capital gains tax which limits how the tax can be checked and balanced by WA voters, the mania of Legislative Democrats to jack up taxes on "the rich" in WA, HBO's Bill Maher says its "a colossal mistake if they bring these charges" against Trump with the Stormy Daniels payout.

KVI's John Carlson interviews State Senator, Lynda Wilson (R-Vancouver), with her reaction to the Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW) ruling 7-2 to legalize a capital gains tax on sale of financial assets. Wilson provides a pair of cautionary tales regarding the newly validated capital gains tax. First, she notes that the financial management company Fisher Investments has announced they will move their headquarters from Camas WA to Texas which will allow them to avoid this new tax and allow their clients to keep more of their investments. Also, Wilson reminds us that the Washington Business and Occupation tax (B&O tax) started off as a temporary tax in the 1990s and it has now been expanded and increased to generate more money from Washington businesses.

6am hour -- the bi-partisan momentum builds to ban Tik Tok social media app in America, AUDIO: Cathy McMorris-Rodgers vs TikTok, Lynnwood 14 yr old middle school student had prior assault case before this week's attack on a 60-yr-old teacher at the school, notice the political disconnect by Democrats on gender-affirming care versus restrictions on teenagers buying guns, a female host of The Young Turks political program pushes back on the activist hardline of gender politics.

7am hour -- GUESTS: Amber Goldade of Tacoma, her 12 yr old daughter was killed in a crash by fleeing felon in a stolen truck, Amber Goldade is urging people to support a tougher police pursuit law being debated in the WA Legislature, a White-Anglo guy who got elected to represent a largely Asian-American district in San Francisco shows the political shift against radical "progressives", a ruling is expected today on the WA capital gains income tax from the State Supreme Court, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, warns of the exodus of business leaders if the WA capital gains tax is upheld by the State High Court, GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson previews her new report about the legal fight to a very restrictive gun control law in the city of San Jose CA.

8am hour -- BREAKING: the WA St. Supreme Court rules that Gov. Inslee's capital gains tax is Constitutional and reverses a lower court ruling that invalidated the capital gains tax as an income tax in violation of the Washington Constitution, GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple says the state Constitution is "in shreds" after this 7-2 State Sup. Crt ruling, WA Democrats continue their push to end "advisory votes" on tax increases defying their near constant self-promotion of being pro-democracy, KVI's John Carlson and Ari Hoffman are appearing at a Saturday night speaking event in Monroe WA hosted by the Libertarian Party of Washington.

A first of its kind capital gains tax in the state has been upheld by the Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW) in a 7-2 ruling that reverses an original Douglas County Superior Court ruling that struck down the income tax on Constitutional grounds. The Washington Constitution prohibits a tax on income, as property, which the seven justices in the majority apparently ignored in crafting their legal opinion released this morning (March 24, 2023). KVI's John Carlson and ShiftWA.org publisher, Randy Pepple, exam the logic and political fall-out stemming from this unprecedented decision about capital gains taxation.

6am hour -- arson now the suspected cause of massive fire at Seattle Boat Company that burned a reported 58 boats, arson suspect due in Seattle court today, KOMO reporter Denise Whitaker was accosted and threatened along with her photographer while covering a story near I-90 and Rainier Ave. in Seattle, Starbucks worker making complaint about why she wants to unionize describes pretty much every job in America right now, preventing another bank run while providing a safety net that won't prompt reckless banking behavior,

7am -- Stanford suspends 'diversity dean' after last week's confrontation between students who were heckling a federal judge who had been on campus to speak to law students, the one-way ideological street for Seattle activists when it comes to police "de-escalation", AG Bob Ferguson is victim blaming instead of getting serious about prosecuting criminals/car thieves, GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences Professor, Cliff Mass, says the newest UN Climate Report "goes from science to advocacy", says its a "political document", Mass says the amount of people being damaged by devastating storms is going down but the UN avoided talking about that, Mass laments the difficulty of the public getting "reliable information" regarding climate science but gives two recommendations.

8am hour -- GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple examines the latest Legislature moves for Gov. Inslee's proposed $4 billion bond plan to pay for "affordable" (i.e. subisidized) housing, Seattle Congresswoman unveils $300 billion 'housing is a human right' bill and the timing of the bill is very revealing, a 14 yr old Lynnwood middle school student arrested and to be charged with attacking teacher in the class room so viciously the teacher was hospitalized, $100,000 in salary in Seattle is really only worth about $49,000 after relative taxes and cost of living connected to "the greed of government".

GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple explains why Democrats in the Washington Legislature are waiting to act on a major proposal by Gov. Jay Inslee to float $4 billion worth of bonds to pay for a housing plan that Inslee says will reduce homelessness.