KVI's John Carlson listens to a 1965 recording of Paul Harvey and it sounds like a news commentary from 2022.

6am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson, the Twitter drama has taken a strange turn as employees are being restricted to figure out if any of them might internally sabotage the company, is Elon Musk over his head right now with Twitter take over?, US Sen. Patty Murray is now #3 in the line to the US Presidency, Ari attending the Republican Jewish Coalition event this weekend, a knife wielding suspect sparks a lockdown at a Seattle pre-school, the suspect was arrested but not jailed due to continuing concerns about mental health and drug abuse, "diverting people to treatment" doesn't work if the suspect doesn't attend the treatment, how come no other news outlets except KVI's Ari Hoffman discovered this police report less than a week after a shooting murder on campus at Ingraham HS, a grocery market in Seattle's Kshama Sawant's district is repeatedly hit by criminals, homeless tent fire burns part of major appliance dealer in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, the WA Auditor issues new report that homelessness spending in Seattle, Spokane and Yakima are failing to produce tangible results for assisting homelessness, the Auditor's report contradicts the claim by Jay Inslee and Seattle politicians that they're using the data to solve problems, KVI's Lars Larson -- the battle between 'dead wood' Twitter employees and Elon Musk, evidence is mounting that Twitter was a "political advocacy organization" before Musk bought it,

7am hour -- Ari Hoffman at Republican Jewish Coalition event this weekend includes Benjamin Netanyahu and Ron DeSantis among others, one Congressional election with a young incumbent Republican woman is separated by 500 votes, the money trail between now-bankrupt FTX CEO and the $40 million in donations to Democratic candidates and causes, the pro-union "Red Cup Rebellion" leads to some, um, unique stories from disgruntled Starbucks workers, some recommendations for books to read about the Israel/Palestinian conflict and history, CNN says the lottery and multi-state lotto are examples of systemic racism, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, evaluates the journalistic failures this week when the AP and other news outlets inaccurately reported that missiles hit and killed 2 people in Poland, who this basic tenant of journalism is devalued in the 21st century.

8am hour -- a women's rights group in Olympia cancels a gathering at the state capitol campus when Anti-fa shows up in protest, "state of dystopia" that Olympia has become, still no firm answers about Moscow ID quadruple murder of U. of Idaho students, now police say other roommates in the house did not make the 911 call, still no firm answers about a suspect or suspects in the Moscow murders, the curiosity about the murder victims' roommates, the continuing saga of US Senator-elect John Fetterman's wife, a 22 yr old attempted murder suspect released from custody who allegedly intentionally slammed car into LA police recruits that were jogging as part of an unarmed training exercise, the car attack is akin to the Waukesha WI holiday parade fatal attack nearly 1 year ago, San Francisco tries guaranteed income program if you'll register as being transgender, the SF plan basically gives anyone a chance to receive $1200 a month with no questions asked.

6am hour -- a quadruple murder of University of Idaho students gets more confusing and mysterious as police now say a suspect remains on the loose, police are being criticized for lack of information about the at-large suspect or suspects, police say there's no sign of forced entry at the rental home where the students were found, one of the murdered students is from Skagit Co. in WA and he was a triplet to two siblings, Seattle has passed ranked choice voting, Republicans vote Kevin McCarthy as next Speaker of the House, KVI caller disagrees with how Moscow ID Police have handled this week unprecedented murder investigation of UI students, Notre Dame U. students will have to get proof of vaxx.

7am hour -- Gov. Jay Inslee says he's getting WA off of oil but he really isn't, a Seattle news report includes comment from a man who thinks he should decided which vehicle you get to buy and drive, the anguish from a sister of a University of Idaho student mysteriously murdered earlier this week along with three other classmates in Moscow ID, GUEST; attorney Laura D'Agostino , tells KVI about what could be a unique reverse racism case now filed against the City of Seattle and Mayor Bruce Harrell.

8am hour -- GUEST: economist and author, Steve Moore, talks about what to expect with divided government in Washington DC, an on-air autopsy of the FTX crypto currency exchange scandal, Democrats so far silent about hefty political donations candidates/causes received from the now disgraced FTX CEO, a U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters story from 2008, KVI listeners hear a behind the scenes story about a guest interview invitation earlier this week that revealed something suspected yet unconfirmed about the politics in Seattle schools, the disturbing quadruple murder of UI students in Moscow ID and the stunning communication mis-steps by police in informing the public about the threat level, Trump/DeSantis attack optics, Lynnwood City Council awkwardly fumbles a chance to deliver taxpayer relief for car tabs in the city.

KVI's John Carlson interviews attorney, Laura D'Agostino, who is suing the City of Seattle for hostile workplace claims made by a former employee. Joshua Diemert, a former City of Seattle employee, filed a federal lawsuit against the City and Mayor Bruce Harrell for subjecting him to a racially hostile work environment. The lawsuit alleges, Deimert was pressured to resign from a position rather than take FMLA leave because he was told that taking FMLA leave would be an exercise of his “white privilege” and would deny a “person of color” an opportunity for promotion. D'Agostino claims her client was forced to attend training that demanded he acknowledge his complicity in racism, not based on his personal actions or beliefs but because he is white. Carlson asks D'Agostino what Seattle would be forced to change if Diemert's claim prevails in court.

KVI's John Carlson checks in on the progress of WA Gov. Jay Inslee at the COP27 climate summit in sunny Sharm E-Sheik, Egypt.

Hour 1 -- Trump takes the plunge, KVI callers quickly chime in on Trump's decision, the people who are most happy with Trump's announcement to run for President again, more KVI callers share why they agree with Trump's announcement, the confusing and vexing story of four dead U. of Idaho students in Moscow ID near the WSU Pullman campus, one of the dead students is from Western WA/Skagit County,

Hour 2 -- GUEST: digital journalist and homeless policy watchdog, Jonathan Choe, explains the jurisdictional fiasco between Seattle and Gov. Jay Inslee's WSDOT that fuels the homeless problems under I-5 at the Ship Canal Bridge, and then there's the squatters in two houses directly across the street from one of Seattle's elementary schools. GUEST: Kevin Rinderle, owner of Yukon Trading Company in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood has had his shop burglarized 5 times since July, he tracked one of the break-in suspects earlier this week to the same homeless camp underneath I-5 that Jonathan Choe witnessed, how Seattle has managed to "normalize" this criminal behavior, estimates there are 300 crimes a night in Seattle and SPD has about 150 detectives, "we live in a lawless society (in Seattle)",

Hour 3 -- Carlson's Legendary Lyrics features the King Of Soul today, Trump's strategy by announcing his 2024 Presidential candidacy, KVI callers examine Trump's decision, would Trump's VP selection convince skeptical voters, but Trump can only serve 1 term if he did win in 2024, a Carlson prediction if Trump is going to succeed in his 2024 Presidential run, Charles Payne explains 3 key parts of the FTX crypto currency exchange collapse and bankruptcy story.

If Seattle can't hire police fast enough after the city council and anti-police activists's attempts to "defund the police" coincided with sharp increases in crimes and a lack of political will to prosecute criminals, should the National Guard be deployed to patrol Seattle and respond to crimes? That's the question posed by a Seattle small business owner to KVI host John Carlson during an interview where the two talk about a business being burglarized 5 times in the last four months.

GUEST: digital journalist and Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, Jonathan Choe, speaks about going inside the large, illegal homeless encampment along side the I-5 express lanes in north Seattle. Choe spoke to one man who would consider getting clean from addiction if help were offered but says no homeless outreach staff have come to the illegal gathering of campers. The large unsanctioned homeless site is half a block away from the John Stanford Elementary School in the Wallingford neighborhood. Choe adds that the large illegal homeless encampment is not swept due to jurisdictional issues between the Washington State Dept. of Transportation (WSDOT), city of Seattle and the King County Regional Homeless Authority (KC RHA). And then there are the squatters in two next door houses.

Hour 1 -- mail-in ballots from San Jose CA ended up dropped in a ravine and never arrived to be counted, the discarded ballots have triggered federal involvement to investigate why ballots were lost and not secured in this area of the southern SF Bay area, King County Prosecutor reveals the time-line leading up to the shooting murder of a student on campus last week, the suspected murder weapon connected to another 14-year-old classmate is a stolen gun from Snohomish County, the bizarre lament of a Seattle City Councilwoman about the gun violence that killed the Ingraham HS student last week,

the rapid financial collapse of the 3rd largest crypto currency exchange in the world has ensnared the FTX head-honcho who was a big time Democratic Party political funder, avian flu outbreak might make a Thanksgiving turkey more expensive in 2022, a new forensic analysis is indicating a new suspect might have been 1972 Seattle skyjacker Dan "D.B." Cooper,

Hour 2 -- KVI's Lars Larson refutes new report about likely suspect in the case of 1972 PNW skyjacker, Dan "D.B." Cooper, how a so-called "wrong number" phone call that lasted over 2-minutes contributed to the suspicion of one Cooper suspect, a West Seattle restaurant is believed to be the first of its kind in the state to deploy an automated robot to deliver meals to customer tables as a way to supplement the human wait staff, GUEST: WaFed's VP of communications Brad Goode talks financial/Wall Street sentiment with what looks to be divided Congress after the mid-term election, what to expect with interest rates in early 2023 and what that means for home buyers and sellers, new statistics show how independent voters decided several prominent elections like PA U.S. Senate race,

Hour 3 -- who's having a better week between Ron DeSantis, Julio Rodriguez and the cast of Yellowstone?, KVI callers on why independent voters voted so heavily for Democrats in 2022 mid-term, a rabid climate change activist Democrat wins the state senate seat recently held by a Republican in Ferndale WA, avian flu is impacting the size and price of the Thanksgiving turkey you'll be roasting (or deep frying if you're lucky) next week, the confrontation between two male students inside a Seattle high school that escalated into a murderous shooting on the campus in the middle of classes last week.

Hour 1 -- UW Huskies upset victory over Oregon Ducks, pundits and pollsters didn't listen to the experts on elections: the voters, "bitter disappointment" about Nevada US Senate race where incumbent comes back in late tabulation to secure victory, the Nevada Senate race gives Democrats continuing control of the Senate regardless of Georgia run-off on Dec. 6th, Tunnel to Towers charity pays the mortgage of a Gold Star wife and daughters at NAS Whidbey.

Hour 2 -- KVI callers sound off on what did Republicans do wrong with the election and lackluster campaign results, WA voter turn-out was lower than expected so where was the opposition to the status-quo?, one KVI caller says he has 10 co-workers who felt their vote wouldn't be counted even if they did vote.

Hour 3 -- more KVI callers share their view of what Republicans should have done differently regarding the election campaigns, Seattle high school students intend to walk out of class today demanding mental health counselors after a senior was shot and killed on campus last week during class at Ingraham HS in north Seattle, the spectacular financial collapse within the last week of the 3rd largest crypto currency exchange in the world--FTX, the FTX head honcho caught up in the financial collapse is a 30-year-old Stanford grad who donated nearly $40 million to Democratic political campaigns and causes, how the collapse ignited within the last week, the irony that Seattle teachers who demanded distance learning during COVID are now demanding more mental health counselors after a fatal school shooting last week.