Activists in the Marysville School District are trying to block a school district policy requiring parental permission for students to join "extra-curricular" clubs--including an LGBTQ club. The proposal comes in response to the rise of non-curriculum clubs for non-gender-specific and other LGBTQ students. Critics addressing a Marysville School Board meeting include State Representative Emily Wicks.

Hour 1 -- Bill Gates is COVID+, why John Carlson was just in Philadelphia and how Philadelphia is handling homeless tent camping differently than Seattle, about 4" of snow predicted for the Cascade Mountains tomorrow at the 4000-foot level (aka Stevens Pass), latest inflation report (CPI) shows gas/diesel prices are rising the most with meat/poultry/fish prices second most, Pres. Joe Biden won't take responsibility for inflation, , the consequences of trying to drive gasoline and oil out of business, Biden refuses to reverse his policies domestically but is asking Iran and Venezuela to produce more oil,

Hour 2 -- Biden White House spokesperson refuses to condemn pro-abortion activists protesting at Supreme Court justices houses, a Seattle "stop the sweeps" activists physically and verbally bully an independent journalist reporting on a homeless sweep at a city park, a homeless woman being swept talks candidly but ends up showing some entitlement mentality, Carlson previews an upcoming contest starting Monday involving "legendary" song lyrics and how you can listen to win on KVI, Elon Musk says he'll rescind Trumps ban from Twitter and clarifies temporary versus permanent bans when he takes over the platform, why liberals should rethink their support of Twitter banning Trump.

Hour 3 -- the suicidal conclusion to Alabama prison break story involving an award winning prison guard and a suspected murder suspect, how the pair managed to avoid capture for nearly two weeks with the help of $90,000 from a real estate sale, what made the prison guard think she could get away with this audacious escape?, in Port Hadlock WA two wanted fugitives are finally captured after the man and woman from Auburn fled before their criminal sentencing in a ponzi-scheme conviction, Treasury Sec. Janet Yellin testifies to US Senate that abortion is good for the economy because it means women can work instead of take time off for child care, Yellin also indicates that more than 1/3 of women getting abortions are young and African-American, why one of the patron saints of modern feminism is now connected to suppressing birth rates of Black children, is it racist that a disproportionate amount of Black babies are aborted in the US?, LGBTQ activists (including one Democratic state lawmaker) upset with Marysville School District's policy of parental permission for joining student clubs.

Hour 1 -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson -- Chicago's mayor urges a "call to arms" against possible Supreme Court ruling related to abortion access, Mayor Lori Lightfoot's post on Twitter duly violates Twitter's terms of service regarding advocating violence yet the Tweet hasn't been removed, perennial TX political candidate Beto O'Rourke accidentally admits states should decide their abortion laws or restrictions, backlash grows to NYC Jewish Heritage Museum after FL Gov. Ron DeSantis is snubbed over an event appearance, the astonishing story of a lawsuit ruling in which a Bellevue cat owner wins $125,000 after a neighbor alleges her cat killed the next door neighbor's pets and then the cat mysteriously disappeared, Seattle woman hospitalized after being attacked by two pit bull mix dogs and city officials allow the dogs' owner--living in a "box truck"--to keep the dogs in quarantine, the pit bull story underscores the scope of Seattle's homeless industrial complex,

Hour 2 -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson -- an all-too-realistic comparison of Gov. Jay Inslee to Star Wars villain Emperor Palpatine, the comparison stems from Inslee's latest comments (to Crosscut.com) about continuing to enforce his emergency pandemic powers, Bothell Police announce major fentanyl/gun/stolen vehicle bust, why a $200,000 fine will prevent reaching any real answers or actual accountability about Seattle's murderous and failed CHOP zone in 2020, Seattle's former mayor was only fined $200,000 for phone text messages that were deleted after Ari Hoffman filed public records requests, a NYC Jewish Heritage Museum that regularly allows Democratic affiliated political speakers (like Chuck Schumer and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) has decided against having Republican Ron DeSantis speak.

8am hour -- compare and contrast of Portland's homeless dilemmas to Seattle's dilemmas, problems for an EV car charging station in San Francisco, the potential for rolling electricity outtages in CA this summer, GUEST: WeTheGoverned.com's Glenn Morgan uncovered public records of WA government from the 1950s-1970s involving state run experiments on prison inmates, how Gov. Jay Inslee decided to keep these government documents secret instead of making them public, how Inslee's decision on these archive documents connects to his decisions about pandemic emergency powers, how Inslee and AG Bob Ferguson decided together to keep these experiments covered-up instead of publicly known, why the propensity to keep WA documents hidden is problematic for Inslee and Ferguson.

Hour 1 -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson: security officials evacuated Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito over protests at his house related to leaked draft opinion 1 week ago, the irony that the group protesting at Alito's house substantiates their outrage in the name of late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, police believe a pro-life group's office was fire bombed over the weekend and a threat spray painted on the office building "if abortions aren't safe than you aren't either" along with other anti-cop/anti-fa graffiti, notice that none of top Congressional Democrats have not disabused the Alito house protest and fire-bombing of a pro-life group's office, the Kentucky Derby was one for the ages with an impossible long shot winning a $1.86 million purse, the very awkward and clumsy "Happy Day Washington Moms" message from Gov. Jay Inslee.

Hour 2 -- new documents seem to implicate WA Dept. of Corrections for testing on prison inmates, how Gov. Inslee and AG Bob Ferguson may be required to divulge what they know about the newly uncovered documents, bittersweet news about the death of real musician who played iconic Mick Shrimpton in "This Is Spinal Tap" movie, Pres. Biden speaks today about the alarming protests by the political left to the SCOTUS leak on abortion case ruling, the irony that abortion rights supporters cite right of privacy to keep Roe Vs. Wade in place but won't publicly condemn protesters going to the houses of US Supreme Court justices considering their personal privacy, and yet Biden claims the most extreme people in politics are on the right wing, Biden's newest White House spokeswoman authored an op-ed claiming an Israeli forum was anti-Muslim as she wrote for MoveOn.org group, the op-ed by Karin Jean-Pierre is dividing Democrats who support and despise Israel

Hour 3 -- how Seattle's mass transit (bus and light rail) are becoming unsanctioned homeless shelters, how the WA Supreme Court ruling in the Blake drug possession case has contributed to Seattle rolling drug dens on buses and light rail, why aren't Seattle's City Council members like Sawant and/or Morales standing up for the safety of mass transit riders and operators?, Seattle socialists want to do for public housing what they're doing for (public) transportation, a Seattle socialist shows up at a sold out Sounders game with a pro-abortion sign inside the stadium, GUEST: Washington Policy Center's transportation policy director, Mariya Frost, talks to KVI about new e-mails she's uncovered about how the Gov. Jay Inslee vaccine mandate did indeed lead to reduced sailings due to lack of staff, Frost says her public records request shows that last October the ferries decided to make service cuts before Inslee's vaxx mandate went in to effect, how the St. Transportation Secretary told the Governor's office how to spin the service cuts to the news media.

KVI's John Carlson is on vacation but producer Phil Vandervort hosts the show with segments on the possibility that abortion rights activists are planning on protesting at the homes of six U.S. Supreme Court Justices after this week's leak of a draft opinion by Justice Samuel Alito, how protesting at Supreme Court justices homes is akin to bullying and intimidating Congress on January 6th, some advice for graduates and other students from investor Warren Buffet on how to recession-proof your career/job, the Edmonds, Wash. city council still can't agree on how to prevent or police chronic homeless people camping on city sidewalks, parks or other public property. Also, an impressive story about a 33-year-old Army veteran who has utilized his job as a rideshare driver to visit all 50 U.S. States in an attempt to learn how food/restaurants unify us and bring Americans together.

KVI's John Carlson examines new polling data asking Seattleites if local news media over-report or under-report crime stories. The polling reveals a schism between Black and white respondents.

KVI's John Carlson interviews the founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR.org), Grover Norquist, to analyze the politics of the SCOTUS draft opinion leak to Politico.com and the Biden Administration's decision to hire Nina Jankowicz to lead a disinformation campaign known as the Disinformation Governance Board through the Department of Homeland Security.

Hour 1 -- Seattle Sounders do several historic things in 3-0 victory over Mexican league team Pumas, Day 3 of the SCOTUS leak and Pres. Biden's spokeswoman fails to condemn SCOTUS draft opinion leak, fact-checking Seattle Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal's latest comment about the leaked SCOTUS draft opinion, a former UW law professor tells KVI what she'd do if she were investigating the SCOTUS leak that occurred earlier this week, the galling hyperbole of Pres. Biden on MAGA supporters.

Hour 2 -- Sound Transit stands to lose over $1 billion in fare money by "cheating a**holes" who don't pay the fare over the next 20+ years, ST officials can't figure out how to close the fare payment loopholes that they've created, actor Bill Murray is embroiled in on-set movie controversy with female co-worker but there is one thing Murray could say to ameliorate the situation, GUEST: ATR's Grover Norquist, examines the "amorphous" Dept. of Homeland Security creation of the Disinformation Governance Board (aka Ministry of Truth), Norquist thinks the 'disinformation board' is akin to a taxpayer funded contribution to the Democratic Party, the woman hired for Biden's 'disinformation board' also wants to bring back the Fairness Doctrine for radio stations, this week's primary vote turn out in places like Ohio was very low for Democratic candidates, Seattle burglary suspect shoots himself during home break-in.

Hour 3 -- Republican US Senator grills DHS Sec. for hiring Nina Jankowicz as director of Disinformation Governance Board intending to police social media posts for accuracy and honesty about national security issues, new polling in Seattle asks about news media over-reporting or under-reporting crime stories, there's a chasm between white and Black Seattle residents on how the news media report under-report or over-report crime stories, defiant UW grad student doesn't want another campus police officer on patrol, Elon Musk and Twitter stories have disappeared with this week's SCOTUS leak news coverage, RIP to former State Lawmaker from King County (and WWII Purple Heart recipient) Jim Anderson, why Anderson's story is emblematic of ordinary folks rising to the occasion to do extraordinary things.

KVI's John Carlson interviews the Washington editor of the political news website TheCenterSquare.com, Jeremy Lott, about Gov. Jay Inslee turning WA into the 46th state in America for businesses to thrive, how Washington became a state for businesses to avoid.

Hour 1 -- comic Dave Chappelle attacked on stage during big show at Hollywood Bowl in L.A., Paul McCartney concert audio in Seattle from last night, Gov. Jay Inslee's tactical election strategy with the abortion case SCOTUS leak (aka the Dobbs ruling), Day 2 of the investigation into the leaked SCOTUS opinion on controversial abortion law ruling, City of Olympia wants to hike the sales tax by 0.1% for the arts, Beatles trivia: can you name the song with Paul McCartney playing drums?, new public opinion polling says Georgia's election security laws passed last year are a lot more popular than the Democratic Party complaints about them, 75% support voters showing photo ID to vote, 80% want voters rolls cleaned up (e.g. people moving, dying), Donald Trump endorsement credited with launching a Republican US Senate candidate in Ohio to first place in yesterday's primary vote.

Hour 2 -- one NW company planning to reward Star Wars fans for "May the 4th" today, Gov. Inslee wants the Legislature to codify abortion rights in the state constitution, why Inslee's plan may not work, a VOX.com writer calls the US Supreme Court "malignant" and ignores a lot of history in doing so, GUEST: the PNW editor for the political website TheCenterSquare.com, Jeremy Lott, examines new report that says WA ranks 46th for states to do business, Lott also discusses the voter intimidation connection as pro-income tax supporters try to surveil signature gathering for an initiative to over-turn Gov. Inslee's capital gains income tax,

Hour 3 -- GUEST: legal expert, author, former UW law professor...Lis Wiehl, tackles the SCOTUS leak, trust issue with the Supreme Court has always been impeccable but now this leak is a "stain", Wiehl analyzes Carlson's working theory about the motivation for leaking this draft opinion by Justice Alito, why there's a chance a conservative leaning person could have leaked the Alito draft opinion, what Wiehl would do if she were running the investigation into the leak, KVI callers sound off on the pro-life vs. abortion debate, including one who digs into US Supreme Court, the power of the word "penumbra" as it relates to Roe V. Wade ruling.