KVI host Kirby Wilbur interviews attorney for former Bremerton High School football coach, Joe Kennedy, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Kennedy's favor regarding a post-game mid-field prayer with players. Hiram Sasser tells KVI about winning this morning's US Supreme Court case, Sasser says Kennedy hopes he'll get a chance to coach football again at a school this fall after winning in the High Court, Sasser praises the former Bremerton schools superintendent but blames the district's attorneys saying "they got bad legal advice".

Hour 1 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: waiting this morning on possible US Supreme Court verdict for former Bremerton HS football coach (Joe Kennedy) praying after games with players, Kirby's perspective on the Constitution and the US Supreme Court, how the Mississippi abortion clinic's appeal of the Dobbs case ended up reversing Roe V. Wade, how the news media have distorted the Dobbs ruling, Seattle Mariner dugout-clearing brawl turns into a decidedly unique story about an M's fan having a pizza delivered to the M's clubhouse in Anaheim, numerous major companies now offering to pay employees to travel to states for abortion is cheaper than paying for pregnancy health care & obstetrics, why listeners (who opposed Roe) should contribute to crisis pregnancy centers, a KVI caller disagrees on the SCOTUS Dobbs/Jackson decision, KVI's Lars Larson examines Justice Clarence Thomas's assertion to review (Obergefell) gay marriage.

Hour 2 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: BREAKING: US Supreme Court rules in favor of former Bremerton HS football coach who prayed after games at mid-field with players, this morning's ruling parallels last week's religious freedom case with SCOTUS striking down Maine's law on private religious schools regarding student vouchers/tuition, the irony of a Democratic CA Congresswoman saying she has no proof but suspects US Supreme Court tipped pro-life supporters/protesters to Friday's release of the Dobbs V. Jackson ruling, insight on last week's NY conceal carry ruling (Bruen case) by SCOTUS, one of the winning attorneys in the Bruen case was fired by his law firm's partners because they didn't like winning a case that benefited gun owners,

Hour 3 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: legal scholar/law prof. Jonathan Turley writes that the Roe V. Wade ruling ended the legislative process to codify it federally and now only 7 countries internationally (two of them being China and North Korea) allow abortion after 20 weeks, how the political left in America pushed too hard and alienated middle of the road voters on abortion, WA Sen. Patty Murray already has a campaign ad airing on TV lambasting SCOTUS for the abortion decision in Dobbs V. Jackson, Kirby's analysis of whether or not abortion or economic issues will be paramount for voters in the November elections, GUEST: attorney for ex-Bremerton HS football coach Joe Kennedy, Hiram Sasser, tells KVI about winning this morning's US Supreme Court case, Sasser says Kennedy's legal team originally tried to get a meeting with Bremerton School District officials regarding the coach's suspension but the district refused to meet with them, Sasser says coach Joe Kennedy hopes he'll get a chance to coach football again at a school this fall after winning in the High Court, Sasser praises the former Bremerton schools superintendent but blames the district's attorneys saying "they got bad legal advice"; Sound Transit restricting some train service at one station for two weeks this summer due to cracked tiles and maintenance needs.

Hour 1 -- Historic week for the Supreme Court // Senate Passes Bipartisan Gun Bill Funding Red-Flag Laws, Mental Health Programs // Black Bear dies in East Tennessee after getting trapped in a car; No, 7-Eleven isn't charging $7.11 for gas, even if the internet says so // Minnesota Democrats call for $1,000 rebate checks but Republicans want permanent tax cuts // GUEST: Lars Larson

Hour 2 -- It's the worst "dad joke" of the week; Peter Doocy Hammers Jean-Pierre On Admin’s Efforts To Lower Gas Prices

BREAKING: SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS ROE V. WADE

Weekend heat wave will see temps rise above 80 for the first time this year; Kristin Clark, KOMO News Meteorologist joins us to discuss // House Speaker Reacts to Supreme Court Decision Overturning Roe v. Wade

Hour 3 -- Guest: Economist Steve Moore // What does "the Squad" think about the overturning of Roe v Wade? Big Mike shares those tweets from those twits // Phone calls from listeners // Hugh McElhenny, one of the NFL's early stars, dies at age 93

Hour 1 -- Seattle police will not be marching in Seattle Pride Parade // Chateau Ste. Michelle moves white wine production, considers Woodinville property sale // REPLAY: Kellyanna Brooking // GUEST: Lars Larson

Hour 2 -- Politico Reporter Says Congressional Democrats Told Her Jan. 6 Is Not a ‘Top Tier’ Issue: ‘Nobody Gives a Bleep’ // Iconic Elephant Car Wash sign to be considered for landmark status and Inslee won’t seek temporary suspension of state gas tax, despite Biden's call to do so // Texas is Washington in reverse, but the recent Texas GOP convention left us with questions, so our guest KIRBY WILBUR stops by to make sense of it all // The Washington Research Council has released a study on how much cap and trade legislation will cost you as the gas pump.

Hour 3 – Supreme Court Strikes Down N.Y. Concealed Carry Law—Could Lead To Rollbacks Nationwide; Guest Dave Workman joins us to explain how this decision affects us here in Washington // Candidate for Congress, Rebecca Parson is now selling tee shirts in support of a $30 minimum wage // Supreme Court strikes down New York's concealed carry gun law; Carlson reads the opinion written by Justice Clarence Thomas, plus your phone calls

Texas is Washington in reverse, but the recent Texas GOP convention left us with questions, so our guest KIRBY WILBUR stops by to make sense of it all!

Kirby will be substitute hosting for John Carlson Monday and Tuesday next week, June 27th & 28th

Hour 1 -- Biden will call on Congress to pause gas tax for 3 months // Despite a fabricated screenshot circulating online, The Atlantic hasn't published an article with a headline describing President Joe Biden's bike fall as "heroism." // Why Democrats are paying for ads supporting Republican primary candidates // GUEST: Lars Larson - Bipartisan Gun Bill Clears Initial Vote in Senate

Hour 2 -- Supreme Court says Maine cannot exclude religious schools from tuition assistance programs, but what does this for us here is Washington? Vice President for Research at Washington Policy Center, Paul Guppy joins us to discuss // Sound Transit has decided to reduce its light rail service through the Rainier Valley as crews replace worn out tiles at the Columbia City station; why should we be taking the train again? // Texas State Sen. Paul Bettencourt went off on Uvalde Independent School District Police Chief Pete Arredondo — who was incident commander during the Uvalde massacre — saying no training could have helped the inept response the chief directed

Hour 3 -- Why young people are - and aren't - getting involved in politics? Our guest, Kellyanna Brooking joins us to discuss that and more, including the challenges of being at 14 year old conservative in Seattle // NYC destroys nearly 100 ‘destructive’ and ‘dangerous’ dirt bikes // Mark Cuban’s pharmacy could have saved Medicare $3.6 billion, researchers find

Why young people are - and aren't - getting involved in politics? Our guest, Kellyanna Brooking joins us to discuss that and more, including the challenges of being at 14 year old conservative in Seattle!

The Supreme Court says Maine cannot exclude religious schools from tuition assistance programs, but what does this for us here is Washington? Vice President for Research at Washington Policy Center, Paul Guppy joins us to discuss!

Hour 1 -- Triple shooting in Everett: Suspect sought after 2 slain, third man injured during attack // New 'Yellowstone' Spin-off Renamed '1923' as Focus Shifts to Prohibition Era // REPLAY: Dr. Raul Garcia explains why he wouldn’t give the covid vaccine to tiny tots // It’s the return of Lars Larson as the world swimming body effectively bans transgender women from women's events

Hour 2 -- Hillary Clinton's flip flop on transgender issues: From 'highest priority' to 'should not be a priority'; ‘Absolutely Disgusting’: Conservatives Denounce Right-Wing Extremists Who Launched Stunning Assault on Dan Crenshaw; GOP Senate Candidate Eric Greitens Calls For ‘RINO Hunting’ in Alarming Campaign Ad // Snap, crackle, pop: Kellogg to split into 3 companies // Did ‘No Tim Allen’ really hurt Pixar’s ‘Lightyear’ at the box office? // Lia Thomas banned as FINA votes to restrict transgender women from competitions

Hour 3 – GUEST: Candidate for Washington State Senate, Jesse Young // Juneteenth was yesterday, but all that's on the minds of the squad is student debt // The Supreme Court rules Maine tuition program violates First Amendment for excluding religious schools // Why do we walk? UW lab studies how humans went upright

Hour 1 -- It’s Juneteenth and everything is closed for the holiday // Long waits at SeaTac Airport // The new Toy Story spin-off movie, “Lightyear” disappoints at the box office and Carlson explains why, plus we discuss the success of Top Gun: Maverick // A Parkland father wrestled with a would-be carjacker this morning to protect his young daughter in the backseat.

Hour 2 -- Gov. Inslee, state Dems call on Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler to resign // Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz scolds Vox founder Matt Yglesias for joking about his COVID-19 diagnosis // some actual summer weather might be heading our way! KOMO 4 Meteorologist Kristin Clark stops by to tell us more // Justice Sotomayor defends Clarence Thomas // Paul McCartney marks 80th birthday with Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi

Hour 3 -- Bill Maher does a fierce takedown of the Washington Post and millennials // CDC recommends Pfizer, Moderna Covid-19 vaccine for babies and toddlers – Dr. Raul Garcia joins us explain why this isn’t a good idea // Seafair, Seattle's summer festival, returns after a pandemic-related absence