KVI's John Carlson examines the reality versus the narrative of the recalled San Francisco District Attorney, Chesa Boudin, who has been voted out of office by city voters 60%-40% in the first 61% of precincts reporting.

Hour 1 -- San Francisco's progressive D.A. loses recall vote in a landslide, it shows how public safety is a top issue even in uber-liberal West Coast cities, city of Vancouver WA is flirting with a ban on protests at private residences following protests at homes of SCOTUS justices last month after leaked draft opinion on abortion case, Los Angeles voters may be on track to elect a conservative-moderate amid homeless and crime problems under existing mayor, alleged Seattle elementary school intruder is also suspected of climbing the fence to trespass at a private swimming/tennis club just 17 blocks away on the same day as the school break-in.

Hour 2 -- where to get the lowest price gas in Western WA (some for less than $5 gallon), today's Carlson's Legendary Lyrics winner wins a lot of Denny's food!, why gas prices are so much more expensive on the West Coast than the East Coast, Good Gal With A Gun story, an experiment to find out if you'll get pulled over in Seattle with expired tabs, the famous singer who penned a very memorable McDonald's commercial jingle, gasoline is over $9 a gallon in one CA town, movie producers for Top Gun: Maverick refuse to bow to pressure from China to alter the image of the Taiwan flag in the movie, on this day 40 years ago Pres. Ronald Reagan accurately predicted the downfall of Soviet Russia.

Hour 3 -- BREAKING: an armed man arrested outside home of SCOTUS justice Brett Kavanaugh in Montgomery County, Maryland, according to NBC News police say the man confessed he wanted to kill Kavanaugh during the arrest while armed with a gun, why Carlson has not been talking about the House Democrats January 6th special investigation which is scheduled for its primetime hearing tomorrow night, time to go inside the mind Constitutional scholar, Bernie Sanders..., George Soros money going for election of social justice prosecutors/district attorneys all of a sudden backfiring.

KVI's John Carlson wonders about school safety and security for children at Seattle's Sandpoint Elementary School after both Seattle Police and the Seattle City Attorney's Office claim that the school administration didn't cooperate with police investigators after a 20-year-old man with mental health questions was arrested after breaking in to a classroom portable during the day with students and a teacher inside the portable. It is learned that the standing principal at Sandpoint Elementary had previously advocated for 'restorative justice' while working as an Associate Principal in the Lake Washington School District a few years ago. So does the school administrator have an anti-police bias?

Hour 1 -- John Carlson returns from vacation with a few locations in WA to find (relatively) cheaper gasoline, an inflation report for Puget Sound: which items are rising the most locally with inflation (and a few items that are actually going down in price), Gov. Inslee and other state agencies try to brag about keeping WA freeways clean, some 6am social media snark about Biden and gas prices, three Kitsap County men arrested for quadruple murder from 5 years ago near Seabeck WA, the murder suspects are allegedly connected to the Banditos motorcycle gang, the Amtrak train engineer at the controls of the fatal DuPont WA crash 3 years ago just received a financial settlement for his pain and suffering but the costs of the settlement aren't being disclosed.

Hour 2 -- the stunning story of a Seattle elementary school principal who is reportedly not cooperating with police after a 20-year-old man was arrested for breaking into a portable classroom and grabbing two children, the refusal to cooperate with the police investigation is currently described as the reason that only misdemeanor--and not felony--charges are being filed against the school intruder, Carlson demands to know how the principal's behavior is making the school children safer, according to the Lake Washington School District the school principal supported restorative justice while employed there a few years ago, five MLB pitchers for Tampa Bay refuse to wear gay pride rainbow patch on uniform at recent game, the players say their decision to not wear the gay pride patch is because of religious belief which doesn't condone homosexuality, KVI callers sound off on the decision by these 5 major leaguers.

Hour 3 -- tomorrow's your next chance to play Carlson's Legendary Lyrics on KVI, the European Union proposes steep jet fuel tax in the name of climate change but would exempt corporate jets, data shows that private jets account for 20% of European air travel (because most people travel by train so commercial flights are fewer), Gov. Inslee bangs the drum for new federal report on climate change shrinking the Colorado snow pack by 80%, three Kitsap County men now under arrest and facing charges in the quadruple murder of a Seabeck WA family that owned a popular Bremerton restaurant, a KVI caller outlines the myriad problems with attempting to 'red flag' students/teenagers/potential mass shooters in an effort to prevent mass shootings, some quick thoughts on the 70 years as Queen of England for Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor.

Hour 1 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: gas prices up again, one California station has gas for just under $10 a gallon, in Nov. 2020 (after Biden won election) a WaPo story headlined Republicans who were warning of gas price spikes during Biden's tenure, those Republican predictions turned out to be very accurate, RIP for musician who started the band Bon Jovi--bassist Alex John Such dies at age 70, recalling Bon Jovi's either accidental or intentional pro-2nd Amendment lyric in "Blzae of Glory", 80 years ago the WWII Battle of Midway, The Doolittle Raid presaged the Battle of Midway, the Allied effort to deciper what "A.F." stood for in breaking Japanese code, a Portland OR business owner deploys several bike racks along the curb to prevent homeless campers and RVs and now the city is saying he's breaking the law by placing those along the curb.

Hour 2 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: a good news story involving a lost stuffed animal belonging to a 3 yr old child that was discovered near Easton WA on I-90 during the Memorial Day holiday, a downtown Seattle parking space sells for $56,000 in a Belltown condo garage, nearly 1000 drivers have refused to stop for WA State Patrol troopers attempting traffic stops (speeding, etc) so far this year, in the aftermath of Seattle city officials having to invalidate 200,000 parking tickets what makes you think that a city that can't properly issue parking tickets can actually fix something complicated like street homelessness?, 78 years ago today Allied Forces storm the beaches at Normandy for the D-Day invasion to attack Nazi Germany, we listen to the words of Supreme Allied Commander Dwight Eisenhower and his message to the troops, the story of the Cliffs of Pointe du Hoc,

Hour 3 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: GUEST: candidate for WA Legislature in the 28th District, Susanna Keilman, tells Kirby about her decision to run for Legislature, Keilman's a former USAF medic, why she's prioritizing police being able to arrest criminal suspects and reverse the Democrats recent police reforms, GUEST: 42nd District candidate for WA Legislature, Tawsha Dykstra, is a career police officer and daughter of a Lynden WA immigrant dairy farmer, she's concerned with stopping criminals who have become so brazen they'll flip off police officers, she wants to empower prosecutors and law enforcement to hold criminals accountable; Seattle City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant says "woke soundbites" are "handing a weapon to the right-wing on a golden platter", GUEST: 47th District candidate for WA Legislature, Carmen Goers, moved to Kent/Covington in 2000 and is a business banker, she's worked with small business owners and has heard from those entrepreneurs about the never-ending rules businesses must follow, GUEST: 30th District candidate for WA Legislature, Ashli Tagoai, is a Federal Way native and has worked in Republican politics before recently graduating law school in 2021, she's an avid runner but is concerned about public safety and the potential for criminals attacking people while recreating, why her campaign will also push for economic affordability for Puget Sound residents.

A convicted murderer from Tacoma, WA was set free by state prison officials even as he told the prison officials he was not supposed to be released. KVI morning show producer, Phil Vandervort, discusses the bizarre story where the prisoner was telling prison officials he was not supposed to be freed but was released from prison any way. KVI's John Carlson is on vacation today which means there is now podcast containing all three hours of today's show.

Hour 1 -- Seattle Police staffing shortages are now delaying investigation and prosecution of sexual assault and rape cases, how the police staffing problems combined with the WA Legislature's recent "reform" laws make it better than ever to be a criminal in Seattle, jury rules in favor of Johnny Depp in his defamation lawsuit against former girlfriend Amber Heard, Seattle City Council's new "Pay Up" ordinance just made it tougher for anyone getting more jobs for a side hustle,

a conversation with WA Superintendent of Schools, Chris Reykdal, about what makes schools safer to prevent mass shootings, Republicans use to champion big businesses like Boeing and Amazon but how do they treat them now?, the strange switch in support of Big Business between Republicans and Democrats.

Hour 2 -- lawyer and talk show host veteran Megyn Kelly deciphers the defamation (or is that defecation?) lawsuit verdict victory for Johnny Depp over Amber Heard, how the Washington Post is tied into this embarrassing legal loss for Heard, a mass shooting yesterday at a Tulsa OK hospital but no immediate word on a motive, why won't Gov. Jay Inslee's Dept. of Health publicize the good news that COVID cases in WA have decreased for the last two weeks?, medical researchers at John's Hopkins think a "sugar molecule" might hold key clues to treating Alzheimers disease, GUEST: attorney Yvonne Ward, explaining the defamation lawsuit verdicts between Hollywood actors Johnny Depp and Amanda Heard, how some of the most aberrant behavior exposed in the Depp/Heard trial never factored in to the civil jury's ruling in favor of Depp, how Heard's op-ed in the Washington Post set in motion this defamation lawsuit (and counter lawsuit), how this civil verdict effects the recent socio-political mantra "believe women" that emerged with the Brett Kavanaugh SCOTUS confirmation process, 70th Jubilee for Britain's Queen Elizabeth who manages to lead gracefully despite an array of dysfunctional family members.

Hour 3 -- Amazon's Pride event to start June is interrupted by trans-gender activists, the trans-activists are upset about Amazon selling a book critical of trans-gender for adolescent and pre-adolescent minors, 900 fentanyl pills and three guns discovered in Snohomish County traffic stop of speeding car, socialist Democrats are gleeful that Bezos, Musk and Gates lost $115 billion in stock market wealth the last few months but they don't realize why that actually hurts the union workers they claim to support, a Pierce County Council candidate allegedly shoots and wounds a suspected car thief after the candidate (the crime victim) tries to confront the thief at an (unsanctioned) homeless camp in Tacoma, the political candidate is legally authorized to conceal carry after being a prior criminal offender who petitioned a judge to restore his 2nd Amendment rights, this shooting--however--is decried by a Tacoma newspaper columnist, Pres. Biden's WSJ op-ed this week now being scrutinized for accuracy problems related to the economy, how inflation is erasing the salary increases most Americans are receiving.

GUEST: Fox 13 reporter, Matt Markovich, joins KVI's John Carlson to assess the new homeless clean-up plan unveiled by Seattle Mayor, Bruce Harrell. Carlson asks the question if Harrell is 'talking like a liberal but acting like a conservative' politician with his new plan.

GUEST: WeTheGoverned.com founder and Washington government watchdog, Glen Morgan, joins KVI's John Carlson to talk about his current efforts to make sure Washington elections are as accurate as possible. Morgan is working on an effort called The Washington Voter Research Project which goes door to door in some neighborhoods asking for people to voluntarily produce their voter registration in an effort to look for people who might be inaccurately receiving mail ballots who are not supposed to be voting bas

Hour 1 -- new KVI contest happening today (on Wednesdays) called: Carlson's Legendary Lyrics, new info: the grandmother of TX school shooter worked at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, more realized threats and warnings about the 18-year-old Uvalde school killer were shared during live streams, the hyperbole and factual inaccuracy of Pres. Biden's latest gun comments regarding 9mm ammunition versus .22 caliber ammunition, notice the assembled reporters couldn't or wouldn't point out Biden's discrepancies, meanwhile Seattle high school students are protesting today for banning certain some firearms and the age to buy them.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: WeTheGoverned.com's Glen Morgan talks to KVI about his private group's effort to update voter registration in Thurston County (Olympia, WA), the problem is the WA political establishment doesn't like his method for asking people about their voter registration, how Morgan is turning over the info his group finds to the Thurston Co. Auditor to update accurate voting rolls, how the Seattle Times portrayed Morgan's groups door-belling effort, Seattle mayor's newly unveiled homeless plan seems to rest on two things that Seattle doesn't do particularly well: creating affordable housing and creating housing quickly (per zoning and development red tape), CNN anchor actually grills Biden's Treasury Secretary about being wrong and inaccurate on inflation concerns one year ago,

Hour 3 -- GUEST: OSPI Chris Reykdal joins KVI to talk about school safety following the Uvalde TX mass murder shooting, will armed School Resource Officers be considered to make schools safer?, Reykdal says "there's a risk" of any adult toting a firearm in a school (per arming teachers), why Reykdal supports the need for schools to create a threat assessment risk for their campus, a brief conversation about why school shootings have occurred far more frequently in the last 20 years than the 20 years before when the same types of weapons have been available during that entire 40-year stretch, GUEST: (Q)13 Fox reporter, Matt Markovich, explains the "incremental" homeless plan just unveiled by Seattle mayor Bruce Harrell, a "flurry" of homeless camp removals since Harrell took office, Carlson asks if Harrell is 'talking liberal by acting conservatively' on homeless issues, the "duplicitousness" (sic) of Bruce Harrell between his time as City Council president and now as mayor, the key metric that Harrell's new vaunted dashboard fails to show, profound point of the day: why do Democrats keep supporting policies that result in more gun violence?, and the example for this comes from San Francisco.