We get a classic Kirby rant right off the bat as frustration over protestors behavior and voting to cut police budgets cause tensions to run high, we find out about the verdict in the case of Breonna Taylor and protestors unleash their fury in Louisville and across the country.

The green card lottery and how America is the land of opportunity vs the entitled protestors that are trashing out country, Seattle has a target to have 30% of cars in the city will be electric by 2030-and that gets Kirby going-plus we learn what happened on This Day in History.

Topics this hour include the election, the rioters, police defunding efforts, listener phone calls and questions and ordinary Americans who protest themselves, their families, businesses and property by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby answers listeners questions about ballots, candidates and write-in candidates for the upcoming election, plus the items on the agenda for the Presidential debate next week and Kirby’s guest this hour is Secretary of State Kim Wyman on making sure your voting information is updated.

The Seattle City Council is meeting about cutting the police funding, the many businesses that have gone out of business in downtown Seattle, Ari Hoffman notices something and brings it to Kirby's attention and we learn what happened on This Day in History.

Callers wonder about donating money to campaigns and how to make sure their money is going to a legitimate cause, Mindie Wirth was a 2016 Republican candidate for District 1 of the Washington State Senate and she joins Kirby to talk about the controversial 'sex ed' bill.

Kirby talks about teaching class and shares that some students that are related to police officers are being harassed, Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center talks about forest management and the wildfires and the continuing murders happening in Chicago.

The election is 43 days away and the Democrats raised over 100 million dollars this weekend over concerns with the handling of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat on the Supreme Court, plus we learn about This Day in History.

A caller shares his joy at learning how to shoot a gun and how positive the community is, topics include stories of the day and the latest numbers on Covid-19 and opening up the state.

Kirby talks with a high school student who really want to be able to play football, callers show their support and frustrations mount over the state continuing to be shut down.

Kirby talks with KOMO Reporter Matt Markovich about the events that have been happening on our streets and recently at Cal Anderson park, plus we learn what happened on This Day in History.

This hour is full of listener phone calls as everyone reacts to the breaking news that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away. Kirby shares his thoughts on what he thinks will happen

It is Constitution Day and Kirby educates us on what happened 233 years ago, the petition to recall Kshama Sawant moves forward, callers share their thoughts and Anastacia Boden a constitutional attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation joins Kirby. Her writings on all matters of law and liberty have been featured in the Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, Forbes, and more.

Kirby talks to a local business owner of a great BBQ place that is retiring and saying "Goodbye Seattle" and passing off management of the business to someone else, questions about the electoral college and we learn what happened on This Day in History.

Kirby talks to Ernie Lou, who filed the petition to recall Seattle Councilmember Sawant-you can sign the petition HERE or at the website recallsawant2020.org, plus we get a lesson on the Constitution from Kirby and attorney Anastacia Boden from the Pacific Legal Center.

Kirby shares an email from a listener who ventured into Seattle, a story of a brave woman in Oregon that stops an arson, plus stories of ordinary Americans that defend themselves using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby talks about Covid, the election, shares stories of the day and we learn about what happened on This Day in History.

Kirby brings Shannon O' Donnell in to the studio to hopefully share when this smoke will clear, callers are concerned about the election and we hear stories about heroes.

Great news from the Seattle Police Guild about the amount of money raised to buy goggle for the Seattle Police Department to protect officer’s eyes from damaging lasers used by protestors, plus Cliff Mass on the smoky air and when we can expect clear skies.

Kirby talks about the return of football, plus another day-another Joe Biden gaff on the campaign trail and Liv Finne-the Washington Policy Center for Education Director regarding property tax hikes and schools and WEA head being fine with kids falling behind.

Governor Inslee and his box of apples, Kate Brown ignores a question about mail in voting, callers have questions and comments about the election, college students that don't know anything about 9/11 and we learn what happened on This Day in History.

Kirby shares the horrible story of the two police officers that were shot while just sitting in their vehicle, more election talk and concern over mail in ballots and the possible education crisis we could be facing with kids not going back to school.

Kirby talks about the big news today regarding Bob Woodward’s tell all about Trump, callers wonder about the comments attributed to General Mattis, and the latest Covid-19 numbers in Washington.

The goals of Antifa and the other rioters, plus we learn what happened on this Day in History. Kirby gets in depth on which way our Covid-19 numbers are trending.

Kirby debunks rumors floating around on social media, congratulates the Puyallup Police on an arrest of an arsonist and we learn about everyday Americans who defend themselves, their property and the people in their lives by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

We learn about the latest in the race for a vaccine for Covid in Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow.

Interesting trivia in This Day in History regarding 3 top ten songs, plus listener phone calls.