Hour 1 -- your 401k is turning into a 201k, Wall Street stock market in bear territory, why the current economic collapse/crisis shows that business leaders don't have much confidence in the Biden Administration to create better business conditions, vandals smash windows and light a flare inside the office of a Republican state lawmaker in Olympia, 78-year-old Mick Jagger COVID+ forces cancellation of Rolling Stones show in Amsterdam, Adam Carolla drops a hilarious tweet about the 'cult of personality' in politics, Pres. Biden's latest gaffe is one of his all-time best or is that all-time worst?, Pierce County business leaders want an evaluation of repeat criminal offenders because property crime is so bad right now, KVI's Lars Larson weighs in on what the minimum age should be to buy a hand gun and a long gun.

Hour 2 -- NW business pioneer George Weyerhauser dies at age 95, a sign that US Senators who agreed on gun control "framework" might not know what they're talking about, pertinent Flag Day history (i.e. how Flag Day was started--in part--by a school teacher), guess who's opposing a solar panel farm near Wenatchee WA?, taser-maker Axon descends into internal resignations over plan to use drones to combat active shooters, incredibly high price of living and Biden Inflation in CA are prompting a lot of people to move to Mexico for far more affordable housing, 5 years ago today: Republican Congressional members are shot and wounded while practicing for annual baseball game, Pres. Biden confuses the last name of a Japanese civil rights advocate with the atomic bombing of a Japanese city as only Joe Biden could possibly do.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers, per Gov. Jay Inslee indicating he wants to tear down Snake River dam(s), compare WA Gov. Gary Locke's stance on hydro dams to what Gov. Inslee is doing, how mitigation has helped boost Snake River salmon runs which mutes the argument to remove dams for salmon recovery, the Sierra Club in Seattle is opposing a solar panel farm planned for the Wenatchee WA area because of...wait for it...grouse, Biden's spox Karine Jean-Pierre has another embarrassing moment mid-press conference with reporters, vandals spray paint rocks with graffiti at one of America's most iconic National Parks, KVI callers--including one who just retired yesterday and has some advice for the current US stock market spiral that is gutting most people's pensions and 401Ks, the 4th generation of the Weyerhauser family passed away at the age of 95 last weekend, George Weyerhauser is most famous for being a kidnapping victim in the 1930s as an 8 yr old in Tacoma, in a stunning twist Weyerhauser eventually hired one of his kidnappers to work at the timber company.

KVI callers sound off on the minimum age to buy a gun and it turns out many support raising the age to 21, however the callers who do subscribe to raising the age to vote and join the military, too. One caller points out that the gun purchase background check should contain detailed information about a buyer's (high) school behavior or disciplinary record.

KVI's John Carlson examines the NW story receiving national attention about 31 men arrested in Couer d'Alene, Idaho for conspiring to interrupt and riot during a gay pride event in the city. Police reports indicate all 31 men arrested were wearing identical clothing, wearing masks and carrying shields. Carlson concludes that those three criteria sound exactly like what Portland and Seattle have seen on repeated occasions with Anti-fa or Black Bloc (anti-capitalist) hooligans causing property damage. According to the Spokane Spokesman-Review, Couer d'Alene Police report that the 31 men arrested also had “paperwork” that appeared similar to a police or military operations plan. The 31 men arrested are reportedly from a white nationalist group Patriot Front.

Hour 1 -- a group of 20 US Senators announces they have a 'bi-partisan framework' for a gun control bill, WA gun laws already cover most of what's in this new 'frame work', Biden Inflation is probably costing you an average of $460 a month,

Seattle pays $500,000 to settle with the family of 19 yr old man murdered at CHOP in June 2020, Seahawks hire female assistant coach, socialist Congressional members including Sen. Bernie Sanders blame likely Nov. mid-term election losses on not being socialist enough!, the evidence Bernie, et al are over-looking about recent local elections in San Francisco and Seattle, utter lack of coverage of confessed Brett Kavanaugh murder plot suspect by network/legacy media, KVI's Lars Larson isn't impressed with the 20 US Senators' framework for a gun bill.

Hour 2 -- KVI listeners sound off on what's the appropriate age to buy/own a gun and several support raising the age to 21, one caller notes that 18 year-olds today are barely self-sufficient compared to a generation or two ago (paying your rent & bills vs. 18 yr olds now going to college and accumulating tuition debt), gun control backers oppose arming administrators or police on school campuses complaining it would turn schools into prisons but what's the difference in what one Indiana school is doing with bullet proof doors and video/intercom systems?, country singing legend Toby Keith announces he's been suffering from stomach cancer, KVI caller says that school behavior records should be considered in gun background checks/purchases,

Hour 3 -- Jan. 6th Committee hearing resumes with a notable absence, Congressional Democrats portraying Jan. 6th mob attack as a "coup" are really straining credulity, check out this new campaign message from WY Congresswoman on the Jan. 6th Committee (Liz Cheney), KVI callers sound off on buying guns at age 21, 31 men arrested in Couer d'Alene ID for conspiring to riot at a gay pride event, the police report about the 31 arrests sounds like a mirror image of an Anti-fa or anti-capitalist Black Bloc demonstration/riot in Portland or Seattle.

The Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW) unanimously rules that a person’s race and ethnicity must be taken into account when deciding whether they were free to leave a traffic (Terry) stop. KVI's John Carlson interviews Auburn, Wash. civil rights attorney, Yvonne Ward, who calls the ruling "mind blowing" because it "creates two class of people". The SCOW ruling stems from a case involving a man found asleep behind the wheel of a parked car who eventually sped away from the officer after he was asked for ID.

Hour 1 -- two words are all you need to sum up last night's Congressional Democrats January 6th hearing in prime-time, why Democrats are doing a favor to Republicans with the January 6th hearing, why the January 6th Committee won't achieve the impact of the Watergate Committee hearings, the Committee chairman's quick invocation of racism and slavery in his opening statement last night, the WA St. Supreme Court just ruled that judges can consider race and ethnicity when considering a police officer's traffic (Terry) stop, GUEST: civil rights atty, Yvonne Ward, explains the unanimous legal ruling, why officers are restricted to making an arrest under three circumstances, defining the definition of "seized" by law officers, the legal test for judges and police officers now focuses on "implicit bias"., the legal ruling involves the case of a Tacoma man found by police sleeping behind the wheel of a car, the court is saying "there's institutional racism" which "creates two class of people" with one suspect having evidence suppressed and one suspect not having evidence suppressed, Ward says criminals are starting to realize that the law can't touch them in certain circumstances,

Hour 2 -- new information about the Uvalde schools police chief Pete Arredondo and the chief's justification for waiting to go in to confront a mass murderer killing children and teachers in a classroom, WA K-12 public school students can start taking mental health days off starting this school year in September, how Gov. Inslee contributed to the mental health fatigue of WA K-12 students, another protest by abortion advocates this time at the house of SCOTUS justice Amy Coney-Barrett, new Biden public approval polling is even more dire than before--especially among young voters and Latino voters, after last night's January 6th Committee prime-time hearing a KVI caller and John Carlson scrutinize Trump's continuing public comments about the 2020 presidential election being stolen, why its "harmful" to perpetuate the stolen election claim,

Hour 3 -- a KVI caller uses the now debunked Russia collusion hoax investigation timeline as an example of why political scandals and questions aren't quickly clarified in a few weeks or a few months, House Democrats investing all their political capital on January 6th instead of issues that might be more relatable to Americans, the accused Seattle double-assault suspect who is now getting paid $250 a day by WA taxpayers because DSHS is unable to find him a bed for a mental health evaluation, a Eugene OR school parent says her 1st grade teacher's brow beating white students in effort to reward BIPOC students, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, examines the bad inflation news released this morning, Moore says Republicans are not without blame on inflation, energy prices are rising at a 34% clip (fuel oil is up 106% in the past year).

New polling says Republicans are losing trust in big business. KVI's John Carlson interviews the founder and president of Americans For Tax Reform, Grover Norquist, about why businesses are becoming less trustworthy in some people's eyes and (spoiler alert) it has to do with companies picking sides in politics when it comes to free speech on social media platforms and objecting to new laws on election/ballot integrity and teachers addressing gender identity in the classroom.

KVI's John Carlson talks about the politics of gun crimes and criminals in an interview with candidate for King County Prosecutor, Jim Ferrell.

Hour 1 -- 26 year-old man arrested carrying a gun at the house of U.S. Sup. Ct. justice Brett Kavanaugh and police say the suspect admitted he wanted to kill Kavanaugh, what we know about 26-year-old Nicholas Roske, how Democrats and activists amplified the threats to US Supreme Court justices following un-precedented draft opinion leak, would media feeding frenzy on the Roske arrest be exponentially larger if it were a Democratic politician or liberal leaning SCOTUS justice targeted?, GUEST: SPOG Pres. Mike Solan, talks about the Sandpoint Elementary school intruder and police investigation, KVI's Lars Larson discovers a school that is brow beating white students by withholding ice cream treats that are being given to BIPOC students in Oregon.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: candidate for King Co. Prosecutor (and current Federal Way Mayor) Jim Ferrell reacts to the voter message after San Francisco voters resoundingly voted out their progressive D.A. yesterday, why prosecutors and politicians need to get serious about incarcerating convicted felons caught committing more crimes with guns; more homeless people have died in King County (WA) in 5 months this year than in the biggest mass shootings in Texas in the last 5 years (i.e. 96 to 87 per the King County Medical Examiner's office), GUEST: the founder and pres. of Americans for Tax Reform, Grover Norquist, assess the new polling that says Republican trust and support of big business is lower than it's ever been, Norquist says the drop in popularity involves the managers of big companies not necessarily their product or service, how Democrats have "extorted" big sums of money from the Facebook CEO, how anti-trust legislation in Congress being pushed by Seattle Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal could impact the business climate, Norquist's prediction for Elon Musk actually proceeding with his $44 billion Twitter purchase, what about tonight's nationally televised "info-mercial" for the January 6th Congressional partisan committee?

Hour 3 -- Pres. Biden's interview with TV's Jimmy Kimmel is about as shallow as you'd expect it to be, Kimmel spends the interview trying to prove to the President that he's Biden's buddy, Kimmel comes off looking worse in the interview than Biden does, a 38-yr-old man in Blaine WA arrested for drive by shooting is a 14-time felon & not legally allowed to possess a gun (but yet was arrested with a gun despite WA's tough/strict gun laws), Seattle's mass transit supporters should be the first ones opposed to homeless people or drug addicts passing out or consuming drugs on the light rail trains, Washington is #1 in the nation for something it really doesn't want be known for, why WA has an inability to prevent this crime that leads the nation, why King County cities have been demanding tougher prosecution of gun crimes, example of taking a gun to school, why Democrats are over-playing the threat of January 6th riot with tonight's 'prime time' committee hearing.

A breaking news story develops during the KVI Commute With Carlson: an armed man is arrested outside the home of U.S. Supreme Court associated justice, Brett Kavanaugh, at 1:50am ET today. Carlson discusses the initial arrest information and the admission that the suspect made to arresting officers in Montgomery County, Maryland. NOTE: after the conclusion of John Carlson's show at 9:06am today, authorities announced they'll charge the suspect with attempted murder. A New York Post reporter is claiming that the 26 year-old suspect, Nicholas John Roske traveled to Kavanaugh's home in Maryland from Seattle. Roske is reportedly from Simi Valley, CA.