It's Kirby's birthday today plus we get a quick movie review on 'Midway", comments on the election, we take phone calls about Veterans Day and our guest is Chris Cargill-the Eastern Washington director at Washington Policy Center.

There is plenty that happened on "This Day in History", what to do about big tech, Joe Biden makes interesting comments and is Hillary going to run in 2020?

The Jeffery Epstein meme, Reagan's famous speech asking Gorbachev to 'tear down this wall' and we open up the phones for listeners that want to salute the veterans in their life.

Kirby update election results and callers have questions about polls and car tabs plus the murder of the Mormons in Mexico and the ties to the drug cartels.

Kirby's guest is Glen Morgan and he tells an interesting story out of Camas, WA, hear from Max Nelson with the Freedom Foundation about a second campaign finance complaint they just filed with the PDC against the “Special Account” operated by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the shocking news that Kshama Sawant has pulled ahead in the polls.

The phones light up with questions and comment about the election and our ballot process, plus Anna Rorhbough calls in with some answers.

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.

In this leture, it's General Grant and the Battle of Shiloh.

Kirby goes over the election results that we have so far-ballots are still coming in and callers have questions, plus Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow.

Kirby’s guest this hour is Tim Eyeman and they talk about the passing of Initiative 976.

This hour features more election results, calls and comments from listeners and we hear from Anna Rohrbough, a candidate for position 2 on the Snohomish County Council.

Kirby’s guest is Mariya Frost from the Washington Policy Center and she talk about the details of Initiative 976, more stories of the election and why it is so important to vote, plus an 8 month pregnant woman who saves her husband from burglars with her AR-15.

The guests this hour include State party chair Caleb Heimlich and Senator Steve O’Ban and they talk about the election results with Kirby.

Our guest this hour is the new Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney and he promised Kirby a ride-along, plus callers have questions about the results of the election.

Kirby talks about the election and who spent how much to help Initiatives pass, the story about the Mexican Cartel that killed 9 Mormons, plus Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center on solar energy.

Kirby's guest this hour is Anna Rohrbaugh-candidate for Snohomish County Council for Position 2. Plus we have a special visit from DEA Special Agent in Charge Keith Weis about the latest find in our area regarding drugs and Wade Bowen-a local builder who almost had his truck stolen yesterday.

Kirby talks about the election with Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman about our polling and election upgrades, more stories of the day and "Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow".

Kirby talks about the shooting that happened over the weekend, the importance of the electoral college and listener gets Kirby and John Carlson mixed up and sends a email meant for John to Kirby-and we have a good laugh about it, plus plans for the upcoming Veteran's Day parade.

Kirby takes calls from listeners asking about the election tomorrow, wondering what the word "woke" means and we hear from a local candidate running for Bellevue City Council.

Kirby covers some of the local races, callers want to talk about Iraq and Iran and then the conversation shifts to medical care and health insurance.

Cary Condatta fills for Kirby: 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. His guests include: Alan Veksler with a unique perspective on the relationship between the US and Russia and Jason Mercier on the threat of an income tax.

Cary Condatta in for Kirby and his topics include R-88 and guest Thomas Jarrad, advisory votes and the budget plus the conversation about $30 car tabs.

Cary Condatta in for Kirby: topics this hour include: the case for tax relief, and guest Jim Walsh: Jim Walsh was elected in 2016 to the state House of Representatives and sworn into office on December 8 of that year. He represents the 19th District, which includes parts of Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific and Wahkiakum counties. Jim is only the third Republican to represent the district since the 1940s.

Kirby finds a great story about a small town on the East Coast where it is illegal to trick or treat over the age of 14 and that gets our phones ringing, plus we celebrate the winners of the World Series.

Kirby takes calls from listeners about the impeachment investigation and what to expect, This Day in History and Ashley Varner VP of Communications and Federal Affairs from the Freedom Foundation.

This hour Kirby does more celebrating over the Washington National win, more calls with questions about the upcoming election and "Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow'.

Kirby gives a 'snowflake update' and we also learn about cupcakes against capitalism 'movement', stories about Armenian gangs and do you know what a 'personal recognizance screener does?Kirby's guest is Rich Karlgaard-he is publisher of Forbes and a key writer on futurism, tech, business, etc. He has a fascinating new book I just finished, Late Bloomers, about the madness of America’s expectation of early success—driving parents to stupid extremes in pushing their kids, attempting to bribe their way into college, etc.

This hour Kirby talks about the local election, the economy, the deficit, Paul Ryan and our phones light up with a variety of topics from listeners.