Kirby sets up class for all of us to learn about what the Constitution says about Impeachment and callers have questions, plus he & John Curly talk about upcoming movies and Oscar week.

Stories of the day plus Kirby answers callers questions about the impeachment process and This Day in History.

A primer on the Constitution and what it says about impeachment-what we need to know-from "Professor" Kirby.

Every Friday, Kirby teaches at a home school co-op for 8th to 12th graders, and this year he's teaching a class on the Civil War. This podcast includes an excerpt from Friday's lecture at Crossroads Bible Church.

#8 - The Emancipation Proclamation

Kirby's guest is Steve Pidgeon-the attorney who filed a petition for writ of mandamus in which he argued all judges in King County Superior Court should be disqualified from hearing the case involving I-976 because the county is among the parties contesting the measure’s legality.

Kirby has several guests this hour-former Representative Cary Condatta, candidate for Washington State Attorney General Brett Rodgers and Max Nelson from the Freedom Foundation.

Kirby's guests this hour include Matt Larkin-he is also a candidate for Washington State Attorney General and we also hear about interesting genetic studies from Dr. Alex Berezow in "Real Science with Dr. B'.

Kirby talks about the impeachment and shares Jonathan Turley's testimony (Jonathan Turley is an American lawyer, legal scholar, writer, commentator, and legal analyst in broadcast and print journalism. He is a professor at the George Washington University Law School. He frequently is called on by congressional committees to testify regarding constitutional and statutory issues), a thank you to Denny Heck and comments on the assault weapon ban.

The latest news on Initiative 976, remembering Denny Heck as he heads to retirement, a big "Day in music History" and calls about the impeachment proceedings, plus we hear from former Texas State Representative Rick Green about his recent projects and upcoming event at the Eastside Republicans Club.

Kirby shares stories of the day, including breaking down what Jonathan Turley said in his testimony today, more with former State Representative Rick Green and a caller disagrees with Kirby.

Kirby's guest is former Texas State Representative Rick Green. Rick travels the nation speaking for David Barton’s Wallbuilders and cohosts a national daily radio program, Wallbuilders Live! He is the author and executive producer of Constitution Alive! and founder of Patriot Academy, which trains young leaders in founding principles. He is the keynote speaker at an upcoming event for the Eastside Republican Club.

Kamala Harris drops out of the Presidential race, Bloomberg jumps in and the situation around 3rd Ave in downtown Seattle is bad enough that "appalling safety conditions on the street," have convinced a King County Superior Court judge to order the closure of the Third Avenue entrance of the King County Courthouse and KVI listeners have a few things to say about that during this hour.

More calls from listeners about the conditions on downtown Seattle streets plus Kirby talks about how Hillary keeps hinting at running, the things that Elizabeth Warren says and we learn about what happened on "This Day in History".

Our phones light up with a variety of topics this hour and we hear from listeners with opinions about several issues surrounding the impeachment proceedings, the new entries into the Presidential race and the future of the Republican party.

Kirby's guest is Ari Hoffman-who was featured in a piece done for 60 minutes on Seattle and our homeless situation. After the defeat by the Huskies in last week’s Apple Cup -Kirby and KOMO Sport reporter Bill Swartz talk about Chris Peterson's stunning decision to step down.

The return of 'creepy' Joe Biden and the video clip of him on Twitter does not help, we hear about This Day in History and our guest is Liv Finne from the Washington Policy center talking about the New York Times article “Minority Voters Chafe as Democratic Candidates Abandon Charter Schools; The front-runners for the presidential nomination are moving away from the charter school movement, and black and Latino families ask why their concerns are lost.

Kirby talks with KOMO Reporter Ryan Harris about the reaction on campus to the announcement about Chris Peterson stepping down as coach, and several stories of the day, plus listener phone calls.

Kirby talks to Celeb Heimlich-Chairman of the Washington State Republican Party about the judge's decision to block Tim Eyman’s $30 car tab measure from taking effect in Washington state while cities and counties challenge its legality, citing “substantial concerns” that the initiative’s description on the ballot was misleading and our phones light up with listeners expressing their disappointment.

Kirby's guest is Cary Condatta- he hosts the 12th District with Cary Condotta brings you the latest political news from around the world, Olympia and with 16 years in the House of Representatives and a successful 35-year track record in business, Cary has a unique perspective on the issues. He and Kirby tackled what is going on with the car tab issue, plus KOMO Sports reporter Bill Swartz talks Dawgs and the Apple Cup.

Kirby shares Abraham Lincoln's words for Thanksgiving, plus we learn about regular Americans that use their 2nd Amendment rights to protect themselves.

Kirby shares stories of the day, conflict over Initiative 976, taxation for Uber and Lyft-and what a pool ride means, infectious diseases and a farewell celebration for the retiring Steve Pool from KOMO.

Kirby talks about a story that is too dumb to believe that comes from the story of Harriet Tubman and the moviemaker, remembering the WTO riots here in Seattle some 20 years ago and callers want to discuss their views on impeachment.

A survey of economic bias and Kirby shares with the audience, crazy Thanksgiving videos, callers complain about all the bike lanes that are taking up our roadways and in "Real Science with Dr. B" Kirby and Alex talk about the effect of vaccines.