Kirby and his friend John Kehrli discuss the latest movies.

Kirby talks about Bernie Sanders walking out of the hospital after having a heart attack, is it possible that Hillary will run again and CEO Tom McCabe from the Freedom Foundation joins the show to talk about being targeted by the left.

Kirby and AOC's 'baby eating' protester gets phone calls, we learn about Spudnik and Janis Joplin, plus Sammamish Mayor Christie Malchow talks about the recent Fentanyl overdoses.

Local deaths & overdoses caused by Fentanyl, AOC's antics, the Amber Guyger case, callers make their guesses regarding late entrants in the campaign race and KOMO Sports Reporter Bill Swartz talks dawgs with Kirby.

Kirby talks about what happened a year ago today when a 16-year-old was drinking, driving and had a gun illegally and the police officer that lost his life, reaction the Amber Guyger case is all over the map and wide reaching and a ban on homeless people in parks.

Kirby's guests this hour include Max Nelson from the Freedom Foundation-they filed a lawsuit yesterday in federal court against the Washington Department of Labor and Industries and he talks about the SEIU 775 this week agreeing to a $3.2 million settlement in a federal class-action lawsuit brought by home caregivers who had union dues withheld from their wages without permission.

A story that Kirby shares talks about how we are going back to risky mortgages, the 16 year old criminal, and Dr. Alex Berezow talks about what really causes cancer.

Kirby talks with Tony about Artificial Intelligence.

The whole country is watching and reacting to the trial and sentencing of Amber Guyger-who was given a 10-year sentence for shooting her upstairs neighbor and Kirby shares his reaction, the homeless opera singer from Los Angeles and the number of deaths comparing guns to drugs.

Kirby talks with Ann Davison Sattler who is running for Seattle City Council position 5, we learn about the comic strip "Peanuts" in This Day in History and KOMO reporter Matt Markovich stops by to share what he learned in several meeting he attended today.

Kirby's guest is Cliff Mass a professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington. His research focuses on numerical weather modeling and prediction, the role of topography in the evolution of weather systems, regional climate modeling, and the weather of the Pacific Northwest, plus we hear the stories of ordinary Americans that protect themselves using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby's guest is Bill O'Reilly and they talk about his latest book-'The United States of Trump".

Kirby's guest is Jessie Jensen-who announces his candidacy for Congress in the 8th District, Amber Guyger is found guilty of murder, Abby London on plans for a new video and Dr. Alex Berezow is back from his trip and shares some adventures.

Kirby's guest is Bill O'Reilly and they talk Trump, the media and the Democrats-plus his new book "The United States of Trump", callers want to discuss the internet tax and we learn about Model T's in "This Day in History".

More background on the President from Bill O'Reilly-who has known him for 30 years, the query about what is your math identity and internet taxes get the phones ringing.

Kirby talks about how Minnesota has the same problem with homeless people that Seattle has, our guest is Mariya Frost and she is talking about Sound Transit, plus a staff member gets a flu shot.

A bit of KVI history in todays This Day in History, climate protestors, what is Hillary up to? and KOMO reporter Matt Markovich on the report released saying the city attorney allowed repeat offenders back out on the streets.

The story of New York's taxi medallions and ride shares, Saturday Night Live's take on the Democrats, plus how they are dealing with the homeless in Minnesota.

Kirby's guest this hour is Michelle Malkin and they talk about the upcoming ICE rally.

Kirby's guests are KOMO Sports Reporter Bill Swartz and they are talking Dawgs, plus a local vape shop owner weighs in on the issues surrounding vaping and E-cigarettes.

Callers have questions for Kirby, Michelle Malkin and the ICE rally, a big snowstorm hitting the mountains and Kirby shares his frustration over subscriptions.

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 today's lecture.