6am Hour -- It's our annual Wishes in Flight mileage drive, benefitting Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington! We need your help to reach our goal of 6 million miles for the wish kids. To donate, call 206-588-8958 or you can donate online here >>

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Your donation ensures that Make-A-Wish can book flights without adding further delay for kids waiting to experience a wish! Every 65,000 miles donated equals one plane ticket. Using airline miles to send families on their wish trips is the number one way to stretch donated dollars. If your miles are expiring, donate them! Once transferred, miles never expire for wish kids. // Alex Jones concedes Sandy Hook attack was ’100% real’ // GUEST: Cathy Allen // GUEST: Lars Larson

7am Hour -- Why do you think Republicans didn't do better in the primary, despite running great candidates who worked hard, were well funded, and had the political wind at their back? Carlson gives his analysis // Mustard-flavored donuts are becoming a thing because what the world needs are more stupid ideas //GUEST: Melissa Arias, President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington.

8am Hour -- Carlson breaks down why he thinks Republicans underperformed on Tuesday and what they can do to turn things around // Ayanna Pressley thinks Congress codified the right to abortion into law and Pramila Jayapal wants to hold Big Oil accountable for pain at the pump // GUEST: Jeannette Tarcha, Vice President of Communications and Marketing at Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington

6am Hour – The latest results and analysis from the primary election // Nancy Pelosi departs Taiwan after visit criticized by China // GUEST: Lars Larson

7am Hour – GUEST: John Fund from National Review joins John to discuss Tuesday's Primary Election results in Arizona, Missouri, Michigan and Washington // Starbucks Interim CEO Howard Shultz weighed-in this afternoon on the company’s unexpected 3rd quarter profit – even as the company shut down five coffee shops in the Seattle this week due to rising crime // Vin Scully, legendary sports broadcaster and Los Angeles Dodgers icon, dies at 94

8am Hour – Carlson breaks down the results of last night’s primary election // Two ‘Squad’ members survive primary challenges // Hazard pay will soon come to an end for thousands of local grocery workers – under a bill passed yesterday; Police say an attempted armed robbery in Auburn ended with the suspect dead after a gas station clerk shot him; callers weigh in on the Tiffany Smiley campaign

John Fund from National Review joins John to discuss Tuesday's Primary Election results in Arizona, Missouri, Michigan and Washington

6am Hour – It’s Primary Election Day, so make sure you vote, vote, vote! Carlson breaks down other pivotal races around the country, as well as the big contests here in Washington // al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-zawahiri killed in airstrike // Liz Cheney touts endorsement by Kevin Costner: ‘Real men put country over party’ // Why doesn’t every state have their primary on the same day? // GUEST: Lars Larson

7am Hour -- Auburn gas station clerk fatally shoots alleged armed robbery suspect, police say // Eco-blocks keep popping up where homeless camps were, residents say they're necessary

8am Hour -- A ritual of summer has returned to its pre-pandemic glory, the biggest week of Seafair is underway // Carlson reviews his candidate endorsements for the primary election // The Goblin King of the Socialists, Bernie Sanders is tweeting about elections in Michigan // New Gallup Poll: Joe Biden's Approval Rating Lowest for any President since Eisenhower //

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lands in Taiwan amid threats of Chinese retaliation, plus your candidate endorsements

6am Hour -- Remembering Bill Russell and his time with the Sonics // John talks about the upcoming primary election and Joe Manchin Repeatedly Refuses to Say He Wants the Democrats to Win Midterm Elections in Stunning Meet the Press Exchange // GUEST: Lars Larson

7am Hour – Radio Legend Mark Christopher talks about the return of the SeaFair Torchlight parade // Chris Rock responds to Will Smith’s “apology” video with a lesson about cancel culture // Political, Media, and Entertainment Figures Mourn Death of Nichelle Nichols, Beloved for Groundbreaking Star Trek Role // GUEST: Caleb Heimlich

8am Hour – GUEST: Reagan Dunn // A former Ohio state senator tried to drum up support for canceling student loans but “people should suffer” won instead // John shares some of his candidate endorsements for the upcoming primary and talks about what motivates people to vote – and why you should do too.

Hour 1 -- Seattle Congresswoman's 180-degree turn on security concerns for top government officials, WA AG Bob Ferguson will investigate Seattle Pacific U. over employee policy involving pre-marital and sexual behavior, dual emergencies show how Seattle/Olympia Democrats have failed commuters in Western WA, GUEST: : ferry rider Roberta Christensen was aboard MV Cathlamet during hard landing that damaged the ferry at the Fauntleroy dock, says the ferry "bounced" to the side of the actual dock which made her think the pilot was beaching the boat to avoid it sinking, says no emergency sirens or messages ever sounded on board the ferry.

Hour 2 -- Biden Admin. quietly moves to finish four portions of Trump border wall near Yuma AZ, it appears Team Biden decided to build border wall sections after detained illegal alien migrants caught at the border were bused to cities like DC and NYC, pushback on the new Seattle political orthodoxy where judges release low-level repeat offenders with no bail and before they even make an arraignment plea, GUEST: candidate for KC Pros Jim Ferrell, says this 'no bail' situation fueling repeat crime problems, Ferrell urges better jail staffing and jail capacity to deal with repeat criminal offenders, Ferrell says the local repeat crime problems are all about political will to fix what's wrong, based on the litany of 'unlawful firearm possession' arrests around Seattle here's an explanation of how those cases can/should be charged; Tacoma woman run over by van per homeless dispute is another example of the lawlessness and public safety problems that are a 'War on Women'

Hour 3 -- recession definition battle continues, what about using food bank visits to determine economic recession?, Seattle US Congresswoman wouldn't vote for more security for US Supreme Court justices but wants that extra protection now after an armed stalker ended up at her south Seattle house, Democrat gives Republicans the middle finger at Congressional baseball game, sometimes Gov. Jay Inslee is just beyond parody with his climate change mania, GUEST: US Congressional candidate (WA 1st District), Vince Cavalleri (a Mill Creek City Councilman) is challenging incumbent Democrat Susan Del Bene, says US (Congressional leadership) is "out of balance and out of touch", says Congress must control the spending with a 5% across the board spending cut (exempting Social Security, Medicare, national defense),

the Washington Examiner posting accusations against King Co. Councilman Reagan Dunn over resume embellishments amid Dunn's campaign for 8th Congressional District campaign, GUEST: economist Steve Moore lists some great examples of Democrats redefining words like "mostly peaceful" and "global warming", why Biden's economy is a "cost of living recession", Moore is "broken hearted" about Sen. Joe Manchin agreeing to climate spending bill and tax hike for with Senate Democrats, Washington DC "is a logic free zone" violating the most basic rules of economics, the preposterous name for the Democrats "Inflation Reduction Act" (i.e. the Manchin/Schumer deal), why the 'chips' bill for semiconductors is massive corporate welfare.

KVI's John Carlson interviews candidate for King County Prosecutor, Jim Ferrell, about what it will take to reduce the amount of low-level repeat criminals in Seattle and other parts of King County. Ferrell candidly explains that the progressive Democrat push to no bail for some criminal suspects is at the heart of the problem with Seattle's crime problems.

KVI's John Carlson digs into the newly uncovered story that Pres. Joe Biden's administration is quietly building four portions of Trump's border wall near Yuma, Arizona.

KVI's John Carlson reviews the political changes in the Olympia Legislature that have now prevented a convicted killer in Vancouver WA from qualifying for a third-strike felony conviction that would subject the murderer of a 14-year-old girl to life in prison without parole. Its the second such time that Roy Wayne Russell Jr. has managed to avoid the third strike. According to the Vancouver Columbian newspaper, under the revised three-strikes law, a prior out-of-state robbery conviction no longer counts as a first strike offense. Russell Jr's mandatory life sentence will be vacated, and he will be resentenced. He is likely to be ordered to spend from 21 to 30 years in prison, with credit for about 16½ years already served.

Hour 1 -- saga of WNBA player under arrest in Russia transforms into the plot of a 1980s Hollywood political drama, a Vancouver WA murderer beats three strikes again, Just In: US GDP drops for2022 2nd quarter signaling a recession, the irony of US Senate Democrats naming their new climate change spending bill "the Inflation Reduction Act", Biden White House growing desperate to procure a new definition of recession, the inspiring but candidly uphill write-in candidate campaign of a State Senate candidate in south King County, the story write-in candidate Marliza Melzer trying to qualify for the November general election ballot in the Kent/Des Moines area, write-in candidate seeks to challenge 27-year Legislative incumbent, homeless campers over-running a WSDOT I-5 rest stop in Snohomish County and its not the first time homeless problems have forced the rest stop's closure by state officials.

Hour 2 -- the water isn't cold but the U.S. economy is still experiencing shrinkage, a Vancouver WA convicted murderer manages to avoid "three strikes, you're out" for the 2nd time, how Democrats in the WA Legislature helped the Vancouver convicted killer avoid a life sentence, how Republican candidates can utilize this legal case study to win Washington elections in November, the irony of Gov. Jay Inslee's call for every legal tool to be used on climate change comment after Senate Democrats get Sen. Joe Manchin to agree to $363 billion climate spending bill, next week KVI could use your gracious help with airline miles to benefit The Make-A-Wish NW Foundation, the Portland OR school district's new gender-related school curriculum for the youngest ages seems pretty extreme,

Hour 3 -- M's rookie sensation crushes another dramatic HR and it contributes to a comeback victory, family of TV actor/director (and accomplished sculptor) Tony Dow of "Leave It To Beaver" fame confirms his death at age 77, pilot speaks after swimming away from saltwater landing at the edge of Alki beach in West Seattle, new poll says 62% of likely American voters think gender activists are going too far with their agenda/discourse, one Seattle socialist group wants to extend grocery store worker hazard because of...checks notes...Monkeypox--what exactly is going on in these grocery stores?!?, another murder in Renton this week and again no known suspects or arrests, 100 criminals in WA will avoid the possibility of "Three Strikes, You're Out" law because of recent changes in crime classifications by Democrats (and Gov. Jay Inslee) in the WA Legislature.