Former University of Washington law professor and former Fox News legal analyst, Lis Wiehl, talks to KVI's John Carlson about her new book on the most notorious U.S. spy case involving Robert Hanssen who turned traitor to work for the Russian government. Wiehl discovered how fearful American intelligence experts are that a future American could easily sell secrets to foreign governments or business people for the right price, how Hanssen's story is instructive in preventing future infiltration of American intelligence operations, how Hanssen was motivated by the grandeur of James Bond to turn against the U.S. The book is called "A Spy in Plain Sight: The Inside Story of the FBI and Robert Hanssen?America's Most Damaging Russian Spy".

NFL record setting Seattle Seahawk wide receiver, Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Oklahoma US Congressman, Steve Largent, joins KVI's John Carlson to talk about his support of US Supreme Court plaintiff, Joe Kennedy, who is appealing his religious freedom case after being suspended by the Bremerton School District for post-game prayers as a football coach with players.

Hour 1 -- GUEST: record setting Seattle Seahawk/Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Republican Congressman from Oklahoma, Steve Largent, speaks about the US Supreme Court legal battle over prayer on a high school football field, a former Pres. Clinton pollster talks candidly about current political atmosphere/problems that will cost Democrats badly in the November (mid-term) elections, why Pres. Biden is most likely to ignore the advice that would help him appeal to independent and moderates in the Nov. election,

Hour 2 -- MSNBC host Joy Reid's "irrational and hateful" reaction to Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, plays the racial stereotype card, liberal leaning Vox.com website discovers that 98.7% Twitter employees gave donations to liberal leaning political candidates and causes, a King County Councilman proposes a plan to for affordable housing and gentrification problems that the existing socialist/Marxist Seattle/King County politicians have created, "the biggest change" in the liberal left in the last 40 years and how this applies to 2022's debate on free speech, an example of Twitter at its best about political homelessness and "toxic political fanaticism".

Hour 3 -- GUEST: former UW Law Professor/Fox News legal analyst and new author, Lis Wiehl, talks to KVI about her book "The Spy In Plain Sight", the book is about an American--Robert Hanssen--who became a notorious Soviet spy, what Wiehl discovered about how a future American-turned-foreign-spy could easily infiltrate US government/law enforcement, how Hanssen's story is instructive in preventing future infiltration of American intelligence ops, how the James Bond romanticism motivated Hanssen to turn against the US; steel yourself for the new political buzz word: algorhithmic justice, a KVI caller talks about the gradual indoctrination of school students over the decades, new info to the story about divorce/child custody court papers involving a King County County councilman, Edmonds City Council considers a 'tough love' plan on homeless camping in public parks/greenbelts, etc.

KVI's John Carlson interviews candidate for King County Prosecutor, Jim Ferrell, who currently serves as the mayor of Federal Way but previously worked for 15 years as a senior prosecutor under previous Prosecutor, Norm Maleng. Ferrell explains how politics have altered accountability in criminal justice and how the current prosecutor's office "has lost its mission."

KVI's John Carlson interviews National Review columnist and political savant, John Fund, to analyze the Beltway blowback against Elon Musk securing a deal to buy Twitter. Fund points out that these same progressive Democrats were silent when Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post.

Hour 1 -- the proof that Twitter had become "a province of liberal political activism" before Elon Musk's $44 billion buyout was approved, Musk is investing about 1/3 of his Tesla stake in this Twitter buy, public opinion of Musk buying Twitter is favorable, KVI talk show host Dana Loesch delivers the best haymaker on Musk's Twitter purchase, one thing was unusual at yesterday's SCOTUS hearing about the Bremerton HS football coach's prayer legal appeal, a prediction about former Bremerton coach Joe Kennedy's SCOTUS case,

Hour 2 -- a Florida sheriff's very candid advice to shoot home intruders if you can, will the blunt advice deter the criminals?, Seattle's City Attorney unveils plan to handle 5000 uncharged cases left by her predecessor, according to WA Democrats in the Legislature the word "marijuana" is racist, GUEST: National Review columnist John Fund talks about Elon Musk buying Twitter, how quickly progressive Democrats have turned on Elon Musk, now the ACLU is claiming Musk will unleash hate speech on Twitter, why Twitter won't arrive at Elon Musk's free speech destination in time for the 2022 mid-term election; congrats to actress Jean Smart--a Seattle native--for receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame,

Hour 3 -- a big fire at a Seattle unsanctioned homeless camp cripples yesterday's morning commute and its emblematic of continuing public safety problems, GUEST: Federal Way Mayor, Jim Ferrell, running for King Co. Prosecutor addresses how he'll improve public safety problems that have grown worse under the current county prosecutor (Dan Satterberg), why Ferrell is emerging as the serious candidate for prosecutor, Seattle progressives decry Paramount Theater for scheduling a conservative author/professor because of his views on personal pronouns, the objections to Jordan Peterson's two shows in Seattle mirror similar complaints about comic Dave Chapelle 5 months ago at Climate Pledge Arena, the Edmonds City Council may be on the verge of an ultimatum for homeless people who refuse the city's offer of shelter.

Hour 1 -- an update on two Puget Sound "Lincoln Day" events Carlson attended over the weekend, the Bremerton High School case of a praying football coach arrives in the US Supreme Court today 5 years after the controversy started, a Millenial tries to 'cancel' comedy genius Steve Martin for his 1976 parody song "King Tut", Disney vs. Florida Republicans update on stripping the mega-company from its sweetheart zoning/government deal, why WA should have a similar bill to Florida's on what's appropriate for K-3 education, conservative writer Mollie Hemingway asks how concerned we should be about Pres. Biden's verbal and mental gaffes during public speaking.

Hour 2 -- Biden's Climate Czar shows absolutely no clue about the relative cost of energy prices (i.e. fossil fuel costs vs. renewables), fact checking the Climate Czar's claims on renewables, the PBS anchor interviewing the Climate Czar failed a basic test of journalism during the interview, WA college/university enrollment is dropping and fewer men are enrolling, the reduction in men going to college is a sign of a good trend, a woman hiking on the WA peninsula raises the question about how far are you willing to go to retrieve a dropped cell phone, more about the WA enrollment numbers and fewer men enrolling, why this is a good sign that fewer men are enrolling in university.

Hour 3 -- gauging Republican momentum for the WA Legislature in Olympia in the November general election, GUEST: candidate for State Representative in Snohomish Co., Sam Low, is challenging a pro-Trump Republican setting up an establishment vs Trump primary vote, the US Supreme Court case involving religious expression and a former Bremerton HS football coach, a British news website posts a story about a King County Councilman that stems from accusations by an ex-wife, Pres. Biden's Earth Day stop in Seattle included an event at Seward Park near Lake Washington and it revealed something about all the Democrats who attended.

KVI's John Carlson evaluates the long list of failed climate/climate science predictions made by Gov. Jay Inslee in his 2007 book "Apollo's Fire". Inslee's failed predictions show he's not very accurate or astute about the climate debate.

Hour 1 -- (due to technical difficulties the first 30 minutes of this morning's show was unrecorded) mobile police precincts and not mobile drug injection sites are actually reducing public safety problems in downtown Seattle, will Democratic candidates get their pictures taken with Pres. Biden during his Portland and Seattle visits this week??

Hour 2 -- GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers discusses Earth Day and why climate alarmists like to distort the relative environmental status of the planet, Seattle cleared out several tents along Pres. Biden's motorcade route in to the Westin Hotel yesterday morning, airplane passenger gets punched out by Mike Tyson after continuing to bother and badger Tyson after he was asked to stop, GUEST: economist Steve Moore, was correct in his prediction about cutting taxes (in this case corporate tax rate) and the US Treasury actually hauling in more money, GUEST: host of Full Measure Sharyl Attkisson previews her Sunday TV story about law enforcement perspective on increases in crime and liberal politicians with "soft on criminal" policies (like Seattle and WA).

Hour 3 -- compare Pres. Biden's Seattle visit right now to other most recent Presidential visits by Trump and Obama, what's missing with Biden is 'the buzz', how have Jay Inslee's climate predictions from 20 years ago holding up to the light of day, one of Inslee's predictions was off by 50% and this was the most accurate of his failed predictions, half of all transportation tax money goes to mass transit yet ridership has actually dipped slightly over the last 10-20 years, GUEST: retired social worker and Sammamish WA rental house owner, Catherine Kendall, finally has squatters kicked out of her house, she finally got the squatters out by agreeing not to sue them for damages to the house and property, Kendall believes it will cost her at least $30,000 in attorneys fees and damages to her house for what the squatters did; John Carlson digs into the Florida politics involving Disney's autonomy deal with the state when Disney World was created.

The founder and organizer of We Heart Seattle, Andrea Suarez, talks to KVI about recently helping a homeless man in the Belltown neighborhood north of Pike Place Market get into shelter and her story exposes some of the on-going obstacles to actually get homeless people off the street and into housing.