Kirby's guest this hour is Nate Nehring he is the Snohomish County Council District 1 representative and he talks about some of the methods they are using to help with the drug, crime and homeless issues near Marysville and Arlington. Plus stories of average Americans using their 2nd Amendment rights to protect themselves and their families.

Kirby's guest this hour is Con Apostolopoulos-owner of Ellenos yogurt-that everyone loves- and he tells us about their situation with Sound Transit wanted to take their land to create the site for a 30-acre light rail maintenance yard. Our other guest is Kylla Lanier-Deputy Director of Truckers Against Trafficking.

Kirby's guest this hour is Ralph Peters and they talk Foreign Policy, comments on the Mueller report and Americans that protect themselves and their families by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby talks with KOMO Radio reporter Jeff Pohjola about Mayor Durkan's press conference on city safety that was held earlier today, the craziness going on at the summit of Mt Everest and Dr Alex Berezow makes an in studio visit for today's edition of "Real Science".

We hear from a listener that has mountain climbing knowledge and he and Kirby talk about the race to the summit for a 'selfie', the CIA and Iran, a caller asks about Trump and Putin, and "This Day in History".

Kirby's friend and writer Nicholas Kerr joins us to talk about his latest article for National Review "The Incredible Whiteness of Washington State’s ‘Progressive’ Policies" and we have Dr B visit us in studio.

Kirby tells a heartfelt story about a Marine, a stupid criminal story, Tacoma is the nation's hottest housing market and an excerpt from Kirby's interview with James Fenelon about "4 Hours of Fury: The Untold Story of World War II's Largest Airborne Invasion and the Final Push into Nazi Germany."

We hear the inspiring story from Mark-a survivor that is succeeding in putting his life back together through the Union Gospel Mission, callers talk about the homeless and Kelly Sutherland from the Olympic Conference is Kirby's guest this hour.

Kirby talks with Senator Tom Cotton about his book-Sacred Duty: An extraordinary journey behind the scenes of Arlington National Cemetery, Senator Tom Cotton’s Sacred Duty offers an intimate and inspiring portrait of “The Old Guard,” the revered U.S. Army unit whose mission is to honor our country’s fallen heroes on the most hallowed ground in America.

The story around Michael Avenatti and Stormy Daniels just gets weirder and are Millennials really the most 'depressed'? In Real Science-Dr. Alex Berezow tells us about natural killer cells in our bodies. Kirby's guest this hour is Marvin Charles with Dads-Divine Alternatives for Dads Services, our guest is Ashley Varner-VP of Communications and Federal Affairs from the Freedom Foundation and a caller wants to talk about Julian Assange. Callers talk gas tax, Kirby's guest is Glen Morgan MC of the Olympic Conference-The Olympic Conference has been developed in response to the growing awareness among many people of the value for preserving the rights and freedoms protected by the Constitution both locally and nationally. This upsurge in interest and concern is expressed in a diverse cross-section of people and organizations. The Olympic Conference is dedicated to informing, connecting, and uniting people and groups into coalitions for liberty.

A sweeping saga of survival, sacrifice, justice, and love, Indianapolis stands as both groundbreaking naval history and spellbinding narrative—and brings the ship and her heroic crew back to full, vivid, unforgettable life. It is the definitive account of one of the most remarkable episodes in American history.

Kirby's guest is Alan Gottlieb with an update on gun laws-he is with the Second Amendment Foundation-you can check out their website at SAF.org, we hear from Ron Anderson-a business owner facing down Sound Transit and then our segment: "Real Science with Br. Alex Berezow". Kirby shares portions of the Town Hall held today: with Eric Johnson moderating-and a business owner, former Seattle police officer, attorney & public policy advisor and the Director of the Public Defender association comment on what is happening on our streets and neighborhoods here in Puget Sound.

Kirby asks Big Mike about the Human Trafficking event that happened this past weekend, authorities tackle and make some headway cleaning up one of the largest homeless camps along I-5, talk about Game of Thrones and our guest is Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center. Kirby talks with Bill Swartz about the UW Women's softball team. Topics this hour include: the article John Carlson wrote for the Wall Street Journal, callers talk about marijuana, Venezuela and a Republican Representative calls for Trump's impeachment.

Kirby talks with Joe from the JBLM media office about Armed Forces day events, Game of Thrones causes controversy, a woman pushes an old man off a bus and he later dies and she is being charge and our guest is David Carson with information about World Whiskey Day.

Kirby talks to Tim Eyeman about his latest initiative and that gets callers going on tax increases, a regular caller wants to talk about I-1639 and we hear from a local mom about her experience with crime. Kirby learns about activities going on this weekend, a great story about a football player that tackles a criminal, more GOT talk and the circus that is the democratic party.

Kirby talks about the local drug and gun raid that happened, councilmember Kshama Sawant thinks we can stop shootings with speedbumps and curbed flower beds and the point system for immigration.

Kirby has two guests this hour: Christopher Rufo on the single mom that was raped in Ballard and Sydney Phillips- Sydney just argued an important public records case before the Washington Supreme Court on Tuesday.

Back in 2015, during the middle of an effort by SEIU 925 to unionize campus faculty, the Freedom Foundation submitted a request for public records to the University of Washington involving certain communications faculty may have had with labor unions.

SEIU 925 filed suit to block the release of the records on the grounds that, although they were created on UW email systems, they did not relate to the employment duties of the faculty and were therefore not public records.