UW Atmospheric Sciences professor and weather blogger extraordinaire, Cliff Mass, joins KVI's John Carlson to fact check a recent Associated Press article on climate change that raised a lot of eye-brows after it was published in The Seattle Times.

Hour 1 -- a John Carlson medical update, 26 year-old suspect with criminal history in custody after Sacramento CA mass shooting, six dead and 12 wounded in Sacramento CA mass shooting that appears to be gang related, Enumclaw HS student protest and counter protest shows how administration tried to silence conservative views by students, KVI show host Dana Loesch gives stinging response to NYC mayor's criticism of Florida parental education rights law, King County bus ridership is in the tubes--especially in downtown Seattle, Carlson's theory about bus ridership falling sharply is proximate to overall public safety concerns, if riding the bus isn't enjoyable passengers will find another way.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: Enumclaw HS senior Lexi tells KVI about conservative students counter-protesting some classmates objecting to recently enacted Florida law, she says her group was told they'd be marked absent from class while pro-gay students were allowed to skip, says students used social media to alert each other of the anti-Florida protest, Lexi says the counter-protesters were told they'd have to conduct their activity off-campus while the anti-Florida protesters were allowed to do so on campus, Marysville WA mayor speaks out about Democrats failure to properly address police reform laws that have given criminals the upper hand on law enforcement officers, King Co. population dropping despite the county adding jobs (public and private), KVI callers sound off on why they moved out of King County to Snohomish and Pierce Counties (and spoiler alert: they all left for similar reasons).

Hour 3 -- GUEST: KOMO 4 meteorologist, Kristin Clark, says north Puget Sound could see thunderstorms and sleet today with mountain snow totaling over 4 feet around Mt. Baker, the one day you can expect some actual spring weather this week, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate withdraws her endorsement of a socialist running for Congress in Bellevue/Renton, an AP written story about the doom of climate change spurs several questions, GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences professor, Cliff Mass, addresses the claims in this AP story about a new UN report on climate, Mass fact checks claims about hurricanes and forest fires, Mass says shifting from coal to natural gas has drastically reduced US carbon emissions; GUEST: KVI's Ari Hoffman invites you to join his "journalism on the streets" panel with Andy Ngo, Brandi Kruse and Jonathan Choe which is scheduled for Monday night April 11th at 6pm.

Hour 1 -- juvenile suspects wanted in connection with murder of a 29-year-old Tacoma pot shop employee now believed to be involved in 10 other hold-ups and the two suspects are still on the run, Kirkland neighbors sue King County and Kirkland city over King County's siting of a homeless shelter at a La Quinta Inn, an April Fool's jab at Dow Constantine, SW Airlines flight attendants sue Biden Administration over mask mandates on flights, KVI's Lars Larson digs into the Democrats' complaints about wife of US Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas regarding text messages from her on January 6th, 2021.

Hour 2 -- Biden Administration decides to repeal a Trump rule in place for the pandemic that is now expected to drastically increase illegal border crossings into the US, KVI guest Mark Krikorian explains what this Biden decision means for border security, another arrest in Seattle for a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, a cautionary tale from Los Angeles about building (costly) housing for homeless people, free-agent Seahawk LB legend Bobby Wagner signs with the team's 2nd biggest rival, "tipping is a legacy of slavery" according to an embattled NY Times writer, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, digs into the exodus of students from public schools after COVID restrictions forced class on-line and mandated mask wearing.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: economist Steve Moore, new jobs report, inflation and Biden's plan to release 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months to curb oil prices, a Seattle abolitionist uses a pro-slavery trope to dehumanize police officers, GUEST: attorney Mark Lamb, files suit against King Co. and Kirkland for siting of homeless shelter at Kirkland La Quinta hotel property, Lamb alleges an "abuse of process" by King County officials for selecting this La Quinta hotel property sight as a future homeless shelter, Lamb brilliantly sums up his legal challenge saying if King County officials knew they were doing the publicly popular thing they would be welcoming public comment on this instead of trying to prevent public input; King County's population has dropped for the first time in nearly 50 years.

KVI's John Carlson evaluates the assertion by an embattled New York Times writer, Nikole Hannah-Jones, that tipping workers is racist.

Hour 1 -- more insight on the WA Democrats' efforts to clinch an income tax, for perspective several states that do have income tax those states are reducing their income tax, how Democrats might be jeopardizing their Legislative majority in Olympia, Bothell Police explain why they couldn't pursue a catalytic converter thief they caught in the act, Chris Rock steps on-stage for first time since Academy Awards slap attack, actor Bruce Willis retires due to medical condition that impacts processing words/language, Pres. Biden's billionaire tax falls apart in less than 24 hours, Biden's billionaire tax would have taxed people on money they might have made in the future,

Hour 2 -- a Pierce County murder suspect was out of prison for less than 24-hours before allegedly killing a woman, how did this murder suspect in Bonney Lake acquire a gun in less than 24 hours after leaving prison?, GUEST: paralegal for the Washington Attorney General's office in Olympia, Natalia Cordoneanu, is losing her job despite receiving a COVID vaccination accommodation/exemption for religious belief, why the decision to revoke accommodations by AG Bob Ferguson is "straight up bigotry", Ferguson's office is not accepting Federal government standards for testing of unvaccinated employees, Ferguson's office tries to claim their policies are for diversity and inclusion yet this revocation is in direct contradiction to this decision.

Hour 3 -- today is the birthday of labor union icon and worker's rights advocate Cesar Chavez, GUEST: executive director of Center for Immigration Studies, Mark Krikorian, talks to KVI about the irony that Chavez's actions and views on illegal aliens would prompt descriptions of racism/xenophobia from today's progressive Democrats, the "sinister" plan from the Biden Administration as a Trump era policy on border crossings is repealed, an anarchist who boasts of living on occupied Duwamish territory is unintentionally funny, KVI caller shares her story being a teen working in lettuce harvesting during the Ceasar Chavez era of farm worker protests for labor rights, Walla Walla death row inmate story, Utah State Legislature takes less than 30 minutes to override Gov's veto of bill prohibiting biological born males from competing against females in sports.

KVI's John Carlson interviews Sammamish WA mayor, Christine Malchow, about the growing concerns of public safety at a rental house allegedly inhabited by squatters. The rental home was the site of an injury 9 days ago of a King County Sheriff's deputy who had responded to the house in connection with a report of stolen property. Malchow explains to KVI how King County Executive Dow Constantine's vaccine mandates last year prompted firings of deputies and reduced staffing that could have provided for more deputies to be available to respond to stolen property suspicions like the ones connected to the undocumented inhabitants of this rental home located near a day care and an elementary school.

KVI's John Carlson interviews Sammamish WA rental house owner, Catherine Kendall, about her $14,000 legal bill to evict squatters who have used loopholes including tenant advocacy programs during the Gov. Jay Inslee eviction moratorium to avoid eviction. Kendall tells KVI how she suspects criminal activity is occurring at her one lone rental property as she's waiting for King County courts to approve eviction of the squatters. This interview originally aired on KVI on March 25th, 2022.

Hour 1 -- actor Jim Carrey criticizes Will Smith's battery and assault on Chris Rock, Carrey candidly says Hollywood is no longer the "cool kids" after recent scandals, the Babylon Bee offers possibly headlines for how 14 different news outlets covered the Will Smith slap and curse athte Academy Awards, Pres. Biden in hot water after possibly divulging US troop activity in Ukraine to help against Russian invasion, how an American Legion post in Skagit County raised $10,000 to help a volunteer fire department after it was hit by thieves.

Hour 2 -- a Disney executive producer for children's shows boasts about her 'not-so-secret gay agenda' to insert LGBTQ characters into movies/shows, the executive producer's podcast comments infer she's ready to sexualize characters in kids programming, discovered inside Gov. Inslee & WA Democrats nearly $16+ billion transportation budget: $150 million to study high speed rail, why high speed rail in WA is financially unsustainable, City of Everett administrator tells city employees to remove any displays of support for police officer Dan Rocha (killed in the line of duty after being shot in the head by a suspect) from city owned vehicles, the memo to employees looks "obtuse" in the wake of the officer's murder, how the administrator modified the original removal request, GUEST: Tacoma Police spokeswoman Wendy Haddow says $1000 reward now posted for arrest info on two juveniles suspected in killing a Portland Avenue pot shop employee 10 days ago.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: Sammamish mayor, Christine Malchow, addresses the story of squatters in a rental home near a Sammamish elementary school, she says King County vaccine requirements led to staffing shortages that could have provided undercover patrols for suspected crime spots in Sammamish, when did the city of Kenmore (WA) start electing wannabe Seattle City Council members?, GUEST:Wall Street Journal writer and author of "Visible Hand" Matthew Hennessey, about the miracle of free markets, the book is aimed at people who aren't economists but need to know how economics impacts their pocket book and financial life.

Hour 1 -- a Republican lawmaker criticizes WA Democrats who passed laws that jeopardized police officer safety, care more about criminals than law enforcement, why non-violent felonies should count toward the "three strikes, you're out" law related to violent felonies, Will Smith finally apologizes to Chris Rock, comic actor Tim Allen's response to the Will Smith slap (and his swipe at the Academy Awards), a musical tribute to the Seattle Monorail on its 60th anniversary, KVI's Ari Hoffman interviews former KOMO 4 TV reporter Jonathan Choe about how Seattle's "anti-fascists" fomented his firing/dismissal, how Seattle's Anti-fa activists are continually intimidating news reporters in the city, KVI's Lars Larson reflects on how The Beatle's song "Revolution" actually has the tenor of conservative politics, why the Hunter Biden laptop story is just starting to hit home for Democrats.

Hour 2 -- the three criteria for Carlson criticizing news media/reporters, Fox News White House reporter challenges Pres. Biden on recent mis-statements about Vladimir Putin, notice that nobody in the Academy Awards auditorium audience voiced any kind of backlash to Will Smith cursing at Chris Rock after the slap, guess who the most popular politician in America is today, Ron DeSantis responds to critics of new FL law banning teachers from talking about sexual orientation to Pre-K through 3rd graders, DeSantis singles out Hollywood elites who have criticized the new statewide bill on teachers discussing sexual orientation,

Hour 3 -- suspected cop killer in Everett has had 50 arrests in his life time and 18 felony convictions, why its time to add double-digit non-violent felonies to the "three strikes, you're out" life sentencing, a progressive Democrat group has the temerity to say Pres. Biden is cleaning up the "financial mess" left by Donald Trump, Seattle's Kshama Sawant is now helping Olympia Starbucks workers organize a union, GUEST: adjutant of the American Legion Post 147 in Conway WA, Jeff Williams, tells KVI about the $10,000 raised by the Post to help the Lake McMurray Fire District after thieves stole a bunch of equipment from the fire station back in February, GUEST: attorney Mark Lindquist is suing Seattle on behalf of a family who's patriarch died from a heart attack because the man's address was mistakenly left on a city list of people hostile to first responders due to a previous tenant at the same address, EMTs waited 10 minutes for a police escort due to the city's list of people hostile to first responders and the heart attack victim ended up dying.

Hour 1 -- actor Will Smith angrily smacks Chris Rock in the face for seemingly innocuous joke about wife's hair during Academy Awards, near universal initial belief that the battery of Rock was a gag, cameras capture the moment that Smith was actually laughing at Rock's hair joke before making the momentous decision to step on stage and hit Rock, will this moment cause Smith to lose fans?, Pres. Biden's staff now walking back Biden's assertion that Vladimir Putin must be removed from power in Russia, Biden's reputation grows shakier with this comment about Putin being removed from power, how Putin can spin Biden's comment to bolster his power.

Hour 2 -- Everett Police officer Dan Rocha killed in the line of duty by suspect with a lengthy criminal background, how did the murder suspect with a criminal background end up with a gun allegedly used to shoot and kill a police officer?, DEVELOPING: two people shot on a Metro bus this morning in Kent/Des Moines area and the shooter is still on the loose, a Wisconsin school district says civil rights don't apply to white students, the school district is discriminating in the name of previous discrimination, Biden goes off script in comment about removing Vladimir Putin from power, Biden's gaffe--combined with Afghanistan withdrawal--shows he's a rank amateur on the world stage, some good news for Seattle homeless man known as "Lawnmower Man".

Hour 3 -- actor Will Smith stuns the globe by slapping Academy Awards presenter Chris Rock after mediocre joke about his wife's hair, scrutinizing the 2016 Academy Awards when Chris Rock roasted Will and Jada (Pinkett) Smith for some stinging jokes, did the 2016 jokes boil over for Smith last night?, the initial thinking that the Will Smith/Chris Rock fracas could have been Pres. Biden paying both of them to do something to take the 24-hour news cycle spotlight off Biden inflation and Putin comments, GUEST: Kyle Smith, National Review, on The Oscars, if Donald Trump slapped someone for making a wise-crack about his wife--a la Will Smith at the Oscars last night, will Will Smith apologize today to Chris Rock after failing to do so last night, how Smith damaged his "I'm a nice guy" brand, how Hollywood's flirtation with virtue-signaling art house movies is undermining The Academy Awards.