KVI's John Carlson interviews incumbent St. Rep. Robert Sutherland (R-Monroe) about his re-election campaign and the Republican challenger he's drawn in Snohomish County Councilman, Sam Low. Sutherland tells KVI he feels Low is a RINO (Republican In Name Only) which raises the question about what makes an authentic Republican?

Hour 1 -- Disney's sweetheart deal in Florida may be coming to an end as the mega-corporation duels with Republican controlled Legislature over educational priorities and LGBTG issues, Disney's leaders from California are compromising the company's sweetheart deal at the expense of Florida operations, temporary scare in Washington DC due to a plane circling over US Captiol that was dropping off Army parachute team for MLB stadium pre-game event, GUEST: St. Sen. Mike Padden (R-Spokane Valley) tackles crime concerns, the connections between current crime/public safety in Puget Sound and Spokane and why this will be a key issue for voters in November, KVI's Lars Larson makes some suggestions on what Pres. Biden should do and see during his visits in Portland and Seattle today and tomorrow, Larson says his list would really let Biden see the full impact of what a progressive political agenda can do to cities.

Hour 2 -- after finally getting past the COVID nightmare now 'lock down liberals' demanding Pres. Biden declare a climate emergency, the Democrats just want to switch one emergency for another, Pierce County judge is a far cry from King County judge when it comes to bail for 16-year-old serial robbery suspect and suspected killer, why Republicans are mustering a lot of campaign resources to win back a Democratic held Legislative seat on the WA peninsula, a volunteer helping homeless people in Seattle talks candidly about why Seattle city programs aren't working, CA Democrats are really over a barrell about what to do with Senator Diane Feinstein staying in office, even Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has stripped Feinstein of a chairmanship position.

Hour 3 -- Biden climate emergency additional info, vegan activists superglue their hands to a Seattle Starbucks store counter in protest over the cost of...checks notes...vegan milk, between WA's top Democrats Inslee, Murray and Ferguson they just can't be honest about why robberies of pot shops have gone through the roof in the last year and a half, GUEST: Jefferson Co. Republican Party Chair, Craig Durgan, talks about Saturday's Lincoln Day Lunch event KVI listeners are invited to, GUEST: Republican St. Rep. Robert Sutherland (R-Monroe) talks about his Republican challenger and what makes for an authentic Republican in 2022.

Listen to the crocodile tears of a Washington Post reporter condemning doxxing of political opponents roughly 8 days before she posted a story where she doxxed the creator of a Twitter handle @LibsofTikTok. The story is a case study in political progressives attempting to silence and shutdown speech they don't like hearing.

Hour 1 -- ARRESTED: 16 yr old Montrell Hatfield finally arrested in Kent for alleged murder of Jordan Brown a store clerk at Tacoma pot shop, Hatfield arrested after another criminal accusation this week--allegedly robbing a pot shop in Lacey, Tacoma's needle exchange is now giving out supplies to help people smoke drugs which seems an awful lot like enabling drug users to use more drugs or more dangerous drugs (i.e. smoking fentanyl & meth), a Seattle light rail rider explains an on-board confrontation between a potential drug user and an irate woman with a baby, the reason John Carlson's police officer father preferred the Dave Clark Five to The Beatles, now Biden Administration announces an appeal to one portion of judge's ruling striking down mask mandate on commercial airplane flights,

KVI's Lars Larson shares the Oregon sucking-fish and Indian tribe story.

Hour 2 -- Pres. Donald Trump's national security adviser is speaking in Bellevue on Saturday about how to combat Russia's Vladimir Putin for attacking Ukraine, a Washington Post reporter's hypocritical doxxing of a Twitter account (Libs of Tik Tok) that liberals don't like, the WaPo story is a prime example of the left wing trying to silence speech it doesn't like, the domino effect of the Federal judge's ruling ending the airplane/airport mask mandate, the Seattle Mariners are trading one classic 7th inning stretch song for a 21st century hip hop hit, KVI listeners cast their vote for which 7th inning song the M's should play.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: We Heart Seattle founder, Andrea Suarez, shares the story of a homeless man she and her group are getting in to housing, what Suarez and other volunteers discovered about why this homeless man wasn't getting any assistance from city government homeless groups, haters of the new Seattle City Attorney, Ann Davidson, are missing an important part of the story about not charging 1900+ cases left over by her predecessor Pete Holmes, an inter-party political battle is brewing between two Republican candidates in Snohomish County, why are teachers using classroom time in the Bethel School District in Pierce County asking students if their parents are voting in next week's two levy elections.

GUEST: Aaron Keller, an unvaccinated Bellevue firefighter, is losing his job due to vaccine mandate. KVI's John Carlson interviews Keller and tells him he has three solid arguments that he and other unvaccinated firefighters have to sue to get their jobs back due to King County COVID vaccine, including discrimination based on religious belief.

Hour 1 -- Getting to know Florida (federal) judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, the predicate for the authority to impose a mask mandate didn't include public input, the ruling hinged on "cleaning measures", today is day 30 since Jordan Brown was murdered during an armed robbery of the Tacoma "World of Weed" store, why the surrender of one teen suspect should lead to--but hasn't yet--the arrest or surrender of another suspect wanted in Brown's murder, two months into Russia's unprovoked attack and invasion of Ukraine, why the focus is now on Eastern Ukraine, how "the butcher of Syria" is involved in the Russian attack on Ukraine, KVI's Lars Larson points out that Pres. Biden's ethanol plan to reduce gas prices could fail the same constitutional test that the CDC's mask mandate on airplane flights just did.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: Scout Executive for the Boy Scouts of America Chief Seattle Counci, Manny Ramos, invites KVI listeners to a Mariner's luncheon fundraiser tomorrow, GUEST: Fox 13 news reporter, Matt Markovich, exposes the Catch-22 that allows graffiti and spray paint to go un-checked along I-5/I-90/I-405 between Seattle and Bellevue,

GUEST: firearms news columnist and KVI's gun rights 'go-to-guy', Dave Workman, says Seattle's gun and ammo tax has completely failed to deliver on what it promised; some context to the end of mask mandates on airline flights (due to Federal judge's ruling) and the uptick in COVID cases vis-a-vis hospitalizations. SWEEP -- West Seattle gondolar...

Hour 3 -- GUEST: Aaron Keller, an unvaccinated Bellevue Firefighter, is losing his job due to KC Exec. Dow Constantine's vaccine mandate, how the vaccine mandate shows government's discrimination regarding medical vs. religious exemptions to the COVID shot, firefighters can go to restaurants/fitness gyms, sports stadiums but will not be allowed to work as firefighters due to the vaccine mandate, KVI caller sounds off on vaccine mandate that is resulting in King County and Bellevue firefighters losing their jobs today, a disturbing update to Gov. Jay Inslee's controversial long term care (LTC) payroll tax, GUEST: Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club, Rich Martin, tells KVI about the All In On Autism Run and Walk that happens in Bellevue Downtown Park on Sunday, 4/24; Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection airplanes in Everett are being sold to a Wal-Mart heir.

KVI's John Carlson interviews the transportation policy analyst for the Washington Policy Center, Mariya Frost, about the latest revelations in local government to replace the gasoline tax with a 'pay per mile' tax called a Road Usage Charge (RUC).

Hour 1 -- Patriot's Day in Boston/New England is not--in any way--connected to the NFL football franchise sharing part of the day's name, the feel good story of the week is a young autistic man being found after going missing three years ago, mom exclaims "my sweetheart's alive" upon hearing the news from police, today is day 29 since Jordan Brown was murdered during an armed robbery of the Tacoma "World of Weed" store on Portland Avenue, Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter is still paying dividends in comic one-liners, why substance abuse went up was related to lockdowns--not the COVID pandemic, more info about the vast drawbacks of COVID lockdowns on schools/education, how WA fared with COVID and lockdowns compared to other states that didn't lock down--particularly in student education.

Hour 2 -- Seattle may open a mini-police precinct in the crime-riddled downtown spot near 3rd and Pike, why more police presence is worth the effort to get a grip on Seattle's continuing crime problems, WA taxpayers footing the $450K bill for a rather un-necessary study of "gasoline super-users", the Puget Sound Regional Council recommending sky-high transportation taxes under the guise of “reforming” transportation taxes with a Road Usage Charge (RUC).

GUEST: WPC's Mariya Frost, explains the PSRC plan for RUC (aka Pay Per Mile driving tax), why the looming RUC/pay per mile tax will exacerbate public trust issues with state government, equity on "planners terms, not the people's", the RUC/pay per mile could be completely thrown-off by the COVID related shift to WFH (work from home); US Border Patrol agents are exonerated and cleared of any wrong doing after accusations of agents on horseback whipping Hatian migrants last September were blown out of proportion by Democratic Party compliant news media.

Hour 3 --GUEST: Jon Izant w/ KC Search Dogs, explains the national award his dog "Lincoln" was just nominated to possibly receive, Izant is handler of Lincoln, Lincoln saved an elderly Alzheimer's patient in the middle of the night last year leading to this nomination, KVI listeners can vote on which dog wins this national award, KVI callers tee off on Pres. Biden's enunciation problems and why vagrancy laws could help reunite vulnerable people with family members, WA Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler now facing allegation of using a racial epithet at work, some Bellevue firefighters stand to lose their jobs this week because of a senseless COVID vaccine mandate by Gov. Jay Inslee.

Hour 1 -- Good Friday to everyone, its also Jackie Robinson today celebrating the 75th year of the integration of MLB, some good news about WA COVID cases, Florida HS grad racks up 27 scholarship offers totaling about $4 million to attend the most prestigious of prestigious schools, public opinion polling shows Pres. Biden losing support among younger voters, what that loss of younger voters means for Democrats right now, KVI's Lars Larson: so what would actually change if Elon Musk took over Twitter.

Hour 2 -- a generous Kent business provides employees a company holiday on Good Friday, NYC mayor's blunt message to Black Lives Matter after mass shooting at Brooklyn subway station earlier this week with 10 people shot and many more injured by smoke bombs, Everett residents say they want more police officers on patrol--especially at night, independent journalist Jonathan Choe finally interviews a Seattle City Councilmember he's been asking for an interview for the last two years, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, is faced with an economic conundrum about sacrificing economic growth to curb inflation, the Biden idea to dillute gasoline with corn ethanol will just raise the price of food by siphoning off corn supply, why Biden's latest plan to raise taxes will not increase supply of products (i.e. supply side economics tends to bring prices down with more supply).

Hour 3 -- the politics of crucifixion, the two-faced weasels who are now denouncing Elon Musk over his free speech and Twitter concerns were the same ones praising Musk for saving the planet from more fossil fuel powered cars, a reading of the Passion of the Christ involving the crucifixion of Jesus, an examination of violent attacks this week in and around Jerusalem as Ramadan, Passover and Easter are all celebrated on the same weekend.

The business networking site LinkedIn.com suspends the account profile of a US Air Force veteran who posted words opposing the idea of college debt forgiveness that politicians like Sen. Bernie Sanders and other progressive elected officials all support. KVI's John Carlson examines the story after LinkedIn.com says the Air Force veteran's comments amount to hate speech for suggesting that those facing college debt should enlist in the military to earn college tuition money a la the GI Bill. The LinkedIn claim of hate speech holds zero logic and it appears a scandal is brewing over the free speech implications involved.