Less than a month after Pres. Joe Biden signed a gun control and gun violence prevention bill passed by Congressional Democrats, the usefulness of so-called 'red flag' laws is coming in to sharper focus after 7 people were murdered and 36 others wounded when a 22-year-old suspect opened fire on a crowd watching a July 4th parade in Highland Park, Illinois -- just north of Chicago. KVI's John Carlson examines the ability of red flag laws to curb mass shootings and what constitutes a warning sign for a violent person to open fire on innocent, unknown people.

Hour 1 -- 4th of July barbecue will cost 36% MORE than one year ago; Renton Police have come to a conclusion about the deaths of a father and his two daughters in their apartment; A wild crime spree - caught on video - shows two teenagers ramming a King County Sheriff's Deputy's car just after shots were fired at another deputy // Tim Allen Said The New “Lightyear” Movie Has “Nothing To Do” With His Original Character // Armed Robber’s Siblings Angry that Clerk Who Shot Him Brought a Gun to Work; If Snake River dams removed, replacing economic benefits would cost billions // GUEST: Lars Larson

Hour 2 -- Hillary Clinton bitterly personally attacks Clarence Thomas “Clarence Thomas Has Always Been A Person Of Resentment, Anger, Grievance” // It’s the revenge of “Revive I-5” // What makes this such a historic session of the supreme court? // Brainly.com conducted a survey of middle and high school students on their knowledge of July 4th

Hour 3 -- A nearby homeless encampment is being blamed for crime and vandalism in Fife; GUEST: Economist Steve Moore // After an historic week of Supreme Court decisions, the Squad ain’t happy // John shares a 4th of July quiz for you and your loved ones // Carlson reads the Declaration of Independence

Hour 1 -- Death toll rises to 53 migrants dead after truck found in San Antonio, 4 arrested; Bail set at $3M for man accused in fatal Tacoma shooting; Family of armed robber shot by clerk say the clerk shouldn't have been armed // Mystery as Canadian radio station plays Rage Against the Machine song nonstop // Gettysburg Address, Abraham Lincoln bust removed from Cornell library after ‘complaint’; Post-recall San Francisco school board rescinds vote to cover controversial Washington High mural // GUEST: Lars Larson

Hour 2 -- Megyn Kelly Blows Up Cassidy Hutchinson Testimony: ‘A First Year Law Student Could Have Driven A Truck Through The Holes’ // Snack attack: Florida man accused of robbing victim who refused to buy him Wendy’s chicken nuggets // Bremerton coach who won U.S. Supreme Court case waiting for nod to return // Governor Inslee won’t seek temporary suspension of state gas tax, despite Biden's call to do so, but Patty Murray has not come out against it.

Hour 3 -- Supreme Court says Biden can end Trump-era 'Remain in Mexico' immigration policy but deals Biden climate agenda serious blow with EPA decision // Supreme Court limits EPA in curbing power plant emissions and the Squad ain't happy about it! // Governor Inslee says Supreme Court ruling in EPA v W. Virginia "kneecaps" ability to reduce CO2 emissions. Ironically, the WA Supreme Court made a similar ruling in 2020, finding that the WA Department of Ecology could not impose a statewide cap-and-trade system without legislative approval. GUEST Todd Myers joins Carlson to discuss // Why new Washington state license plates are about to cost 5 times more; Justifiable Homicides up in Philadelphia and concealed carry permits up 23.5% in PA

Governor Inslee says Supreme Court ruling in EPA v W. Virginia "kneecaps" ability to reduce CO2 emissions. Ironically, the WA Supreme Court made a similar ruling in 2020, finding that the WA Department of Ecology could not impose a statewide cap-and-trade system without legislative approval. GUEST Todd Myers joins Carlson to discuss

Hour 1 – John Carlson is back in the saddle! Radio Legend Mark Christopher talks about his recent trip to Washington D.C. and John talks about seeing a Bob Dylan concert in Bend, Oregon; Supreme Court rules for former coach in public school prayer case; Who is Cassidy Hutchinson, the former aide to Mark Meadows who testified at the January 6 hearings? // Krispy Kreme is giving out free doughnuts every day this week for July 4th — Big Mike tells you how to get one! // Bellevue resident arrested on suspicion of hate crime, assault against Catholic church

Hour 2 -- There's plenty of reaction to the U-S Supreme Court ruling that former Bremerton High School football coach Joe Kennedy was protected by the Constitution when he knelt and prayed after games on the field; GUEST: Steve Largent, Seattle Seahawks legend and former Congressman joins John to discuss the historic decision // Big Mike reads tweets comparing Cassidy Hutchinson to hate-hoax perpetrator Jussie Smollett // At least 50 people found dead in abandoned 18-wheeler in San Antonio; Mark Krikorian, Executive Director, Center for Immigration Studies joins John to discuss the latest

Hour 3 – The discussion about reproductive rights continues in the wake of the Supreme Court striking down Roe v. Wade // Vandalism and assault at a Catholic church in Bellevue is now being investigated as a possible hate crime. KOMO-4's Tammy Mutasa joins us with the details

At least 50 people found dead in abandoned 18-wheeler in San Antonio; Mark Krikorian, Executive Director, Center for Immigration Studies joins John to discuss the latest

Vandalism and assault at a Catholic church in Bellevue is now being investigated as a possible hate crime. KOMO-4's Tammy Mutasa joins us with the details

There's plenty of reaction to the U-S Supreme Court ruling that former Bremerton High School football coach Joe Kennedy was protected by the Constitution when he knelt and prayed after games on the field; GUEST: Steve Largent, Seattle Seahawks legend and former Congressman joins John to discuss the historic decision

Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson!

Hour 1-- 50 migrants believed dead after they were found in a semitruck in San Antonio, official says, with others hospitalized // Radio Legend Mark Christopher talks about his recent trip to Washington D.C. during a historic week at the Supreme Court // FLASHBACK from Washington Post: "The Energy 202: Conservatives predict gas prices will spike under Biden. Experts say those fears are overblown." // Guest: Lars Larson

Hour 2 -- WalletHub study: 2022’s best- and worst-run cities in America // NY bail reform secures release of serial shoplifter with 122 arrests // San Dieguito Union High School District Board Terminates Ward From Superintendent Position and how Kirby talks about how all politics are local

Hour 3 -- More discussion about the Supreme Court striking down Roe v Wade // Anna Giaritelli, Homeland Security Reporter for the Washington Examiner joins Kirby with the latest update out of San Antonio: Mexico’s foreign minister says the death count from the San Antonio tractor trailer incident stands at 50 people (up overnight from 46): 22 Mexicans, 7 Guatemalans, 2 Hondurans. The other migrants have yet to be identified. // Kamala Harris Can’t Name any Tools Besides Gas Tax Holiday to Lower Gas Prices, but you bet Biden's running for re-election, and she'll be his "ticketmate"; Kirby shares the history of the celebration of our Independence Day

Anna Giaritelli, Homeland Security Reporter for the Washington Examiner joins Kirby with the latest update out of San Antonio: Mexico’s foreign minister says the death count from the San Antonio tractor trailer incident stands at 50 people (up overnight from 46): 22 Mexicans, 7 Guatemalans, 2 Hondurans. The other migrants have yet to be identified.