Kirby thanks everyone for supporting Snohomish small businesses this weekend, Kirby discusses the upcoming primary election on August 4th, the ongoing protests and Liv Finne from the Washington Policy Center on her latest blog on the distortions being made by the WEA to protect education dollars from the efficiencies/reductions that other state areas will be undergoing.

Kirby's guest this hour is Dr. Raul Garcia a doctor from Eastern Washington who is running for governor and his story is compelling, listeners worry that we might wind up with 2 Democratic candidates, more details about the upcoming primary, and a revelation about dan album starts off a long conversation that includes whipped cream.

The conversation about a controversial album cover continues this hour, Kirby guest is Anthony Welti who is running for Insurance Commissioner, a motorcyclist that is killed in an accident is coded as a Covid-19 death and they find even more ‘mistakes’ like that, plus what the lockdown is costing us.

We get breaking news about the Bothell Police Officer that was shot earlier this week, also this hour-the Primary Election, concerns about the left harassing Snohomish small business owners and the police rally happening in Everett.

Kirby shares some polling numbers, plus what is happening in Portland with day after day of protests, a covid-19 update, information on schools and an update on the case of Officer Shoop.

Kirby shares with us what is happening in Snohomish and encourages listeners to get out and support business owners, the latest Covid numbers that are going up and questions about ventilators and what information the media is going to share (or not).

Kirby digs a little deeper into the social media profile of Henry E Washington-suspected of shooting Bothell Police Officer Shoop, callers want to talk about the election and the race for Governor, plus now elected officials that had previously supported 'defunding police' want them back.

Doctor Fauci joins Mark Zuckerberg to urge younger people to 'wear their masks' to cut down on the corona virus spreading, and Kirby comments on the rates that are going up, plus we learn about what happened on "This Day in History".

A lesson in civility regarding mask wearing, plus we talk about the latest adjustments by the state to Covid-19 numbers and why, election news, remembering Bothell Police Officer Shoop and the petition to oust Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin.

Kirby has an open conversation about race and listeners weigh in with their thoughts, more details about Henry Washington-the cop shooter and a conversation about race and division, plus ordinary Americans who defend themselves using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby’s guest this hour is Cary Condotta with restorewa.org and share the progress of I-1114 with us, the shooting of a Bothell Police Officer shocks everyone and Ruth Bader Ginsburg is in the hospital-with everything else going on what could happen?

There is a rally for Seattle Police tomorrow at the courthouse, Kirby’s guest is Jack Walsh, a 35-year resident of Federal Way and a small business owner, knows Federal Way, knows business and knows how to help the community. He and his wife, Judy, are the parents of five children and seven grandchildren. A former newspaper reporter and editor, Walsh holds a BA in Communications. His business, Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream, has been voted the best ice cream shop in Federal Way and South King County the last eight years running, but more importantly it has provided employment for more than 100 teenagers during that time. He is running for State Representative.

Callers talk about a memorial for the Bothell Police Officer shot at a traffic stop last night, Kirby and Dr. Alex Berezow talk about the kids going back to school in "Real Science with Dr. B" and he also shares his corona virus experience in Poland.

Part of Kirby's interview with Senator Phil Fortunato-who is running for Governor,-you can listen to the entire podcast HERE, callers take issue with facts and figures and we learn more about the possible 'defunding' of the Seattle Police.

The perfect storm of the pandemic, unemployment hitting the economy yet we get good new that about 5 million jobs were restored, Joe Biden makes a comment that sets Kirby off and the news that drug overdoses are up, plus we hear from the father of the 1st CHOP victim. Kirby learns about special 'sensitivity' training being offered to those people that work for the City of Seattle, The Declaration of Independence, and July 2nd is actually our celebration Day, plus the controversy over masks. Kirby dives into the history behind the 4th of July, stories of the day and listener phone calls.

#CHOP/CHAZ is no more-Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin signed the decree at 2am and the police started clearing out the space at 5am this morning, 31 protestors arrested, plus Kirby's interview with John Bolton.

Kirby breaks down with happened with CHOP and how the neighborhood was affected, and he relates it to history, listeners have thoughts they want to share, and we learn about "This Day in History".

We get the behind the scenes story on the dismembering of CHOP from KOMO Reporter Matt Markovich, details from the new book from John Bolton and what happens next on Capitol Hill.

There hasn’t been a detailed, inside account on how this president makes decisions on a day-to-day basis, until now. John Bolton served as National Security Advisor to President Donald Trump for 519 days. A seasoned public servant who had previously worked for Presidents Reagan, Bush #41, and Bush #43, Bolton brought to the administration forty years of experience in international issues and a reputation for tough, blunt talk. In The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir. Bolton offers a substantive and factual account of the period from April 9, 2018 to September 10, 2019, when he had nearly daily communications with the President.

Kirby guest is investigative journalist Adam Guillette who works for Accuracy in Media-who was up in the middle of CHOP/CHAZ and he tell us about the 2 different groups that were involved-Black Lives Matter and Antifa, plus we hear from Dr. Alex Berezow from his current post in Poland.

A local restaurant owner in Renton shares not only his struggle to survive the pandemic but also a cruel onslaught of social media attacks after preparing to defend his business against protesters, listeners share their thoughts about today's topics, and we learn about what happened on "This Day in History".

The two-page letter that Mayor Jenny Durkin wrote asking the Seattle City Council to take action against Council member Kshama Sawant asking for her expulsion, listeners react and give their thoughts and KOMO Reporter Matt Markovich on whether or not CHOP/CHAZ is officially disbanding or not.