Hour 1 -- Carlson's Legendary Lyrics contest today, Dr. Anthony Fauci surfaces in Seattle to receive a medical award and throw out the first pitch at M's game, crowd reaction to Fauci is mixed (at best), the M's win the ball game in highly dramatic fashion, a heart-warming story of sportsmanship from two teams playing for a slot in the boy LLWS, not the conclusion most people were thinking of regarding a New Mexico investigation into suspected serial murders of Muslim men, Republican Congresswoman concedes primary contest to challenger Joe Kent in WA-3rd District, how Kent's campaign shapes up against the Democratic nominee in Republicans bid to take US House control from Speaker Pelosi,

Hour 2 -- Burien car fire reveals a Seattle-area homeless/drug/crime trifecta when police arrest the driver, the Burien car fire arrest serves as another example of the dire problems caused by police reform laws passed by Legislative Democrats in Olympia, large gardening planter boxes are the new eco-blocks to prevent homeless tents from repopulating Seattle sidewalks, Ford Motor Co. announces big price hikes for EV F-150 Lightning truck right after Democrats pass new law requiring American companies to stop relying on EV batteries from China, legal insight into FBI search warrant/raid at Trump's Mar-A-Lago estate, the loopholes and gray area that can exist when investigators obtain search warrants for a home/property,

Hour 3 -- TX Gov and NYC Mayor are tangling over detained illegal aliens from US/Mexico border, a suggestion for TX Governor to crystalize the political differences on handling illegal aliens crossing into the US, Republican Congressional candidate (WA-3) Joe Kent tells KVI why mail-in ballot voting is flawed, Kent also tells KVI how he'll reach out to supporters of vanquished incumbent Jaime Herrera-Buetler as he advances to the Nov. general election, a nurse in Los Angeles will face murder charges for allegedly killing six people in a fiery car crash while speeding, the critical care nurse has a history of "profound mental illness" and 13 prior driving crashes, its official: the LA City Council is now more conservative than the Seattle City Council, a California judge strikes down a SF city ordinance that allowed illegal aliens to vote in municipal elections.

KVI's John Carlson (and we're guessing a lot of Seattle residents and KVI listeners) are aghast at the news that a Seattle assault convict has been out on probation after two unprovoked attacks kicking women--one kicked blindside in the head while she was planting flowers in the Belltown neighborhood.

KVI's John Carlson and Kirby Wilbur join forces to discuss the pro-Trump voter surge that has boosted Congressional challenger Joe Kent ahead of Congressional incumbent, Jaime Herrera-Buetler, in Washington's 3rd District, after the latest ballot tally for the August primary. Kirby explains the split among Clark County conservatives and the campaign issue that Herrera-Buetler's vote to impeach Pres. Donald Trump over the January 6th mob attack at the Capitol had on her re-election bid. Also, the "flimsy excuse" being given by federal authorities for the FBI raid at the Mar-A-Lago, Florida mansion of Donald Trump.

KVI's John Carlson examines the newly--albeit quietly--announced COVID vaccine mandate policy by Washington Gov. Jay Inslee. Carlson interviews the Director for Health Care and Worker Rights at the Washington Policy Center, Elizabeth Hovde, who has been monitoring Inslee's policy decision after it was discovered that Inslee's office is acknowledging that labor unions are not happy with his vaccine mandate for state employees.

Hour 1 -- the unprecedented FBI raid of a former US President's home, some pointed legal reaction to the FBI raid of Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago mansion, Carlson analyzes the claim that the FBI/Dept. of Justice (A.G.) is being "weaponized" politically, consider the evidence of Hillary Clinton hiding classified information and no such actions against her private residence, the Trump/FBI raid invokes the story of former Clinton NSA Director--Sandy Berger--caught stuffing classified documents down his pants and yet was never charged, remembering pop singing icon Olivia Newton-John who died at age 73, a story of how Newton-John was identified early on as a talented singer, addressing concerns over voter-trust in WA elections, KVI's Lars Larson digs into the Joe Kent primary campaign and FBI Mar-A-Lago search warrant stories.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: KVI's Kirby Wilbur on the shake-up in the Congressional primary involving incumbent, Jaime Herrera-Buetler, analyzing the Clark County (pro-Trump) voter attitude that appears to be going against a Republican incumbent, meanwhile Republican incumbent in central WA--Dan Newhouse--is not facing a pro-Trump backlash in his campaign, Kirby gives his insight on why WA August primary voter turn-out is so low, the "flimsy excuse" for an FBI raid at Trump's Mar-A-Lago estate, Issaquah girls LLWS fastpitch/softball plays their game on ESPN today, Olivia Newton-John not a diva, Seattle repeat offender re-arrested for violating parole after two unprovoked attacks on women, RIP to historian David McCullough who wrote a pair of US Presidential biographies--the one on John Adams considered to be the finest such biography.

Hour 3 -- FBI raid at Trump's Mar-A-Lago home spurs a number of questions for the Biden Administration, Pres. Biden seems to infer humans (or Americans) might soon be able to control the weather, a Seattle socialism apologist apparently hasn't been paying close attention to the multi-millions Seattle/King County are spending on buying hotels for the homeless, a pro-Trump voting wave in WA appears to knock out one Republican Congressional incumbent but hasn't impacted the re-election of another WA Republican to Congress, why the FBI raid of Trump's Florida mansion "looks like a fishing expedition", is Gov. Jay Inslee trying to back away from his egregious vaccine mandate for state workers?, GUEST: WPC's Elizabeth Hovde has been tracking some changes Inslee's made on recent policy press releases and Inslee's going backwards based on complaints from labor unions.

KVI's morning show team examines some of the complaints Seattle progressives like to make about The Blue Angels when the "war jets" perform at the annual SeaFair Unlimited Hydroplane races on Lake Washington.

KVI's John Carlson interviews long-time colleague and friend Kirby Wilbur who discovered some 'woke' politics during his recent Collette Tours American History trip with KVI listeners through Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington D.C. at some national parks and monuments.

Hour 1 -- incredible SeaFair weekend with hydros and Blue Angels on Lake Washington, Republican voter turn-out surges on late arriving WA primary ballots, the Republican vote surge drastically changes the picture for Congressional incumbent Jaime Herrera-Buetler, candid talk from Seattle homeless man who blames local politicians for being "lax" on enforcing the laws, WA has $10 billion state budget surplus yet can't find mental health care bed for Seattle criminal assault defendant,

Bill Maher and fat acceptance riff,

Hour 2 -- Republican Congressional candidate Joe Kent surges in late arriving WA primary ballots, a group of Vietnam combat veterans write candid letter to WNBA player Brittney Griner currently in Russian jail, the US military vets letter puts Griner's hashish oil vape cartridge case and prior objections to the national anthem at WNBA games into perfect perspective, irony that the Seattle homeless enablers shame anybody who voices concerns about homeless people are usually the first to complain about the loud and noisy Blue Angels ruining Seattle, why the Democrats "Inflation Reduction Act" won't actually reduce inflation.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: KVI's Kirby Wilbur shares stories of the 'woke' politics he noticed on his recent American history tour with KVI listeners in Pennsylvania and Virginia, Kirby's trip included stops at Gettysburg, Monticello, Harper's Ferry, Williamsburg, Yorktown and Washington D.C., remember that Martin Luther King Jr. based his civil rights movement on so much of the Declaration of Independence and living up to those words of "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal", Kirby says the Smithsonian American History Museum was the most 'woke' location that his trip visited, GUEST: ATR.org's Grover Norquist tackles the Democrats "Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)" that unbiased analysts are saying won't reduce inflation, the Democrats are pursuing an IRS expansion plan that was first suggested by 1988 presidential candidate Michael Dukakis, the Democrats IRS expansion plan will make the IRS staff larger than the FBI staff, comparing and contrasting the politics of "IRA" to the "BBBA", the IRA includes taxes on fossil fuels which will undoubtedly add to inflation, taxes in IRA will also go up on manufacturing work, how the IRA is a political slush fund for Democratic Party political backers, IRA transfers $250 billion from pharmaceutical industry to climate change industrial complex, where do Democrats think that EVs receive their electric power?; two diverging cases of Trump-backed Congressional candidates in Washington, HBO's Bill Maher torches the 'fat acceptance' crowd.

KVI's John Carlson riffs on The U.S. Navy Blue Angels and U.S. Army Golden Knights teams performing in Seattle this weekend for SeaFair. Meanwhile a Seattle resident confronts a homeless 'mutual aid' group as they unload a homeless person's belongings on to a portion of the popular Burke-Gilman bike trail in the Fremont neighborhood. The Seattle resident recording the 'mutual aid' group pushes back on making the bike trail unsafe for other users, including kids.

Hour 1 -- inflation is erasing pretty decent income gains in paychecks for most Americans, the good news and bad news for Republicans in the WA 8th Congressional District race, how the Republican who didn't run negative ads ended up emerging as the victor in the 8th District primary, FL Gov. plays hardball with county district attorney who won't prosecute some crimes related to a progressive agenda, talk show conspiracy theorist Alex Jones "hideously cruel" in claming Sandy Hook (Connecticut) school shooting was a hoax as judge orders Jones to pay $4.1 million in damages to slain child's parents, why Jones can't claim 1st Amendment protection with his hoax claim,

Lars -- PNNL interview on battery capacity

Hour 2 -- Everett's Flying Heritage Collection of vintage aircraft (formerly owned by Paul Allen) will soon re-open at the same Paine Field site, KVI callers sound off on jury's decision about Inforwars host Alex Jones, Seattle 's 'catch-22' of eco-blocks and Seattle mayor's half-hearted opposition to property owners using eco-blocks to discourage unsanctioned homeless campers, a good news story from Mother Nature about the Great Barrier Reef, a Seattle resident posts a confrontation video ostensibly showing homeless enablers helping a homeless person move belongings to a stretch of the popular Burke-Gilman bike trail in Fremont neighborhood, SF's prior city prosecutor voted out by voters last month never charged/convicted anyone during his tenure for fentanyl trafficking, how you can watch Blue Angels/Sea Fair hydros on cable TV this weekend or listen via radio.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: economist, Steve Moore compares the Biden economic team to the economic philosophies of Alexander Hamilton, why Moore is more concerned about inflation than jobs/hiring right now, why Democrats are boosting IRS staffing to go after tax scofflaws, the majority of hiring right now is part-time jobs not full-time jobs, a Seattle homeless enabler is caught on video unloading a homeless person's belongings on to the Burke-Gilman bike trail and when confronted to stop doing so says "it doesn't matter", FL Governor suspends a county district attorney who won't enforce some laws based on progressive political agenda, a KVI caller reacts to the 9 year prison sentence WNBA's Brittney Griner just received in Russia.