King County Councilman, Reagan Dunn, is requesting an audit of the King County Regional Homeless Association (KCRHA) due to the extensive budget the agency has an concerns over transparency of how that money is being spent. Dunn tells KVI's John Carlson he's concerned that unbridled spending by KCRHA could serve as an attractant to draw homeless people from outside King County to the jurisdiction to obtain taxpayer funded housing/services.

Hour 1 -- at least one Kent WA school teacher is on strike to demand air conditioning in the classroom, another Kent school counselor wants someone to pay for her gas to drive to school, a Kent Education Association union rep says the strike is for mental health funding for students who were hurt by COVID which is ironic, roughly 40% of the "colleges" with the highest federal student loan default rates are 'beauty' and 'barber' schools that are usually 'for profit', how the Biden student loan debt bailout is a "swamp issue", a KVI caller recently retired as a Bellevue area public school teacher has some rebuttals to Carlson's comments about the Kent teacher's strike, KVI's Lars Larson digs into this morning anticipated release of redacted FBI search warrant.

Hour 2 -- the Puget Sound public is probably too polite about putting up with school teacher strikes, Washington DC and the White House in particular have some of the highest rates of student college loan debt, Facebook/Meta CEO admits the social media giant limited who could see Hunter Biden laptop story in 2020, GUEST: economist Steve Moore says Biden Administration "really laid an egg" with college student loan debt decision, why universities should be held accountable for tripling tuition in 30 years, why Washington DC has the highest rate of unpaid student loan debt, why the model of the College of the Ozarks in Arkansas could allow the US to get rid of the student loan debt model.

Hour 3 -- Biden student loan decision reax, KVI callers, an un-elected bureaucratic agency in California just voted to radically alter the price of new and used cars in approximately 17 states, Gov. Jay Inslee is tying future WA law to an un-elected agency of CA government (how's that for a politician who regularly claims to be championing Democracy?!?!),

a 62-year-old Bellevue man is viciously attacked from behind with a metal rod/tool, GUEST: King Co. Councilman Reagan Dunn says the King Co. Regional Homeless Authority needs to be audited, says the Puget Sound's lead government agency on homelessness isn't providing answers to tough questions about funding and performance.

KVI's John Carlson analyzes the Pres. Joe Biden plan to transfer student loan debt to federal taxpayers, why elite private universities stand to gain the most from Biden's decision, the Congressional Democrats who are speaking out to oppose Biden's plan, the prospect for a legal challenge to Biden's policy decision that will undoubtedly by struck down on Constitutional grounds and the U.S. Senator who constantly decries "trickle down economics" but uses the same substation for such economic policy to illustrate why she likes Biden's decision to shift college loan debt from students who agreed to the loans to federal taxpayers who didn't.

Kent WA school teachers are on strike today instead of starting classes for the 2022-23 school year. KVI's John Carlson points out the deep irony of Kent teachers demanding higher pay while the district has lost nearly 650 students in the last two years due to COVID school shutdowns and distance learning that was advocated by the teachers union. Given the current financial figures Kent teachers are being paid (on average they receive $124,000 a year in benefits and pay), why do Kent teachers deserve even more money when families are removing their children from--not adding them to--the school district?

Hour 1 -- Pres. Biden's decision to transfer (he's not canceling, he's transferring) $300 billion in college student tuition debt to federal taxpayers is becoming a bigger lightning rod than Democrats planned, the line of the day: my home mortgage loan identifies as a student loan, late night TV's James Corden pokes fun at Biden's justification for college debt transfer to federal taxpayers, legality of Biden's college debt transfer decision, how one UW student decided to hold off on paying student loans in anticipation that Biden might relieve the debt from students.

Hour 2 -- Kent teachers are illegally striking right now, Kent teachers are earning on average $124K in combined compensation a year (up 33% over the last 7 years), meanwhile Kent school district spends over $19,000 per student per year and Kent school enrollment has dropped by nearly 650 students in recent years, how Biden broke his deal with Sen. Joe Manchin by transferring student loan debt to federal tax payers, how American universities and colleges are the big winners in Biden's student loan debt transfer, top-heavy university administrators are breathing a sigh of relief as enrollments are beginning to drop, why don't Seattle politicians and activists ever complain about the big carbon footprint connected to unsanctioned illegal homeless camps??

Hour 3 -- the political bet Democrats are making with Biden's federal taxpayer bailout of college student loan debt, a KVI caller disagrees with John about the Biden bailout, isn't it strange that "trickle down economics" opponents are now the biggest fans of Biden's taxpayer bailout of student debt, KVI callers sound off on the Biden bailout for college grads.

KVI's John Carlson and a caller explain why President Biden's decision to transfer student loan debt to the federal treasury and away from the actual individuals who took out the loans will further divide Americans as we head into the November 2022 general election.

Hour 1 -- Carlson's Legendary Lyrics contest today and you could win Blake Shelton concert tickets (for Sept. 3rd in Puyallup), a 12 year old boy armed with a gun is arrested in Pierce County stolen car investigation, this 12-year-old's arrest is another example of WA Democrats relaxing laws to make it easier on criminals, happy 103rd born day to Sister Jean Schmidt, a local story involving a dating app meet-up in Parkland WA is now gaining national attention, an emotional story of young love and a tragic death involving a University of Oregon football player, new information about the arrest of a repeat felon for the murder of a beloved Olalla WA couple this week, Dodge's simulated exhaust sound for new EV Charger/Challenger muscle cars leaves a lot to be desired, KVI's Lars Larson makes the case that Biden's student loan cancellation announcement today isn't legal and apparently even Speaker Nancy Pelosi agrees.

Hour 2 -- POTUS Joe Biden is set to announce today a cancellation of student debt of $10,000 but the legal basis for doing so is in dispute, Biden could delay student loan payments temporarily but only Congress can appropriate money (for debt relief) that way, is US Rep. AOC still on track to have her student loan canceled?, is it too much to ask people getting student debt canceled to give back to the community like being a substitute teacher or join Army National Guard?, KVI caller says Biden's student loan cancellation plan will further divide Americans, the student debt issue shows half of Americans think government is there to protect their freedom and the other half think government is there to give them stuff for free, controversy for Google who wants to limit how many white and Asian applicants can apply for a prestigious fellowship the company offers at elite universities.

Hour 3 -- KVI caller Jane Jin is a Seattle/Beacon Hill resident and she recently approached her Seattle City Council representative Tammy Morales about her concerns for the CID, says Morales brushed her off and wouldn't talk with her, she's with a group called "Chinese American Patriotic Alliance", what NY and FL voters are telling us about last night's primary election results, one Congressional race pitted two veteran US Congressional Democrats against each other after their districts were re-drawn, a NY special election is being used by Democrats as a bellwether about abortion laws, flashback to 2020 when a man challenged US Sen. and then Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren about the moral hazard of canceling student college debt.

A credentialed progressive Democrat is vilified by fellow progressives after posting a video clip of an unprovoked assault on a NYC sidewalk involving a Black man that punched an Asian woman. The assault was captured on a nearby security camera. After posting the video, social media users proceeded to call the person who posted it--a talk show producer for the political show The Young Turks--a propagandist. KVI's John Carlson digs into the story and points out the lack of humanity in the responses to the video of the crime.

After a double-murder in Olalla, WA and a police officer involved fatal shooting in Olympia, WA, KVI's John Carlson draws the connection in both stories that are tightly connected to the Washington political atmosphere in the Democratic Party controlled Legislature. The Olalla story involves a repeat offender now charged with murdering a married couple in their rural home. The Olympia story involves a man described as 'in crisis' who was armed with a knife and ultimately shot by an officer.

Hour 1 -- Carlson returns from vacation with son in Virginia... river rafting pic, Kent (WA) school teachers authorize a strike if no new contract is reached by Thursday's first day of school, the strike versus court injunction debate explained, an anti-police zealot over-simplifies this week's viral video of three Arkansas LEO's violently arresting an assault suspect, Arkansas officials condemn the 3 officers' conduct, who are the 'dumb' and 'dumber' of WA politics?, a Young Turks talk show producer is vilified by fellow progressives after she posts NYC video of an unprovoked sidewalk attack of a frail Asian woman, the pro-crime apologists calling her a propagandist for posting the video, the string of responses were missing any shred of humanity for the Asian woman who was attacked, Portland OR man wins $4.4 lawsuit against Walmart over security guard that profiled him.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: ATR.org's founder and president, Grover Norquist, refutes possible signs of Democratic Party resurgence as the November general election moves closer, the Leonard Leo saga/political story explained, KY Sen. Rand Paul keeps Dr. Anthony Fauci's feet to the fire, the poster at a famous Washington DC landmark that is attacking the nuclear family, what would Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. say about the racial claims in this poster?

Hour 3 -- repeat offender now under arrest and facing double-murder charges in Kitsap County (Olalla, near Pt. Orchard), the repeat offender recently received bail after being charged with stealing 12 guns, how the suspect's current double-murder charge is a reflection of Democrats' reform laws in the WA Legislature, Dr. Anthony Fauci's confusing character assassination with factual accuracy, FL Gov. Ron DeSantis unveils new campaign ad where he's Maverick from Top Gun movie, Dodge CEO touts new EV muscle car that sounds like gas powered dual exhaust muscle cars but something's not right, Tacoma officials about to begin new homeless sweep in Nalley Valley industrial area near Hwy 16 overpass.