Hour 1 -- Seahawks surprise the football world by trading Russell Wilson and releasing Bobby Wagner, body cam video and comments from an ex-wife seem to prove a Seattle Police fatal shooting of a shot-gun wielding man downtown was justified, a couple of names of NW QBs that could be in the running for new Seahawks starting QB, GUEST: Dr. Raul Garcia M.D., says trajectory of COVID variants continue to be less harmful to patients, medical disagreement about vaccines for kids and institutions like UW continuing mask mandates even after Gov. Jay Inslee's emergency powers mandate ends this weekend, Ukraine now claiming to have killed 12,000 Russians in two weeks, NATO (Poland) offering a plan to give fighter jets to the US to then give the military jets to Ukraine prompts some tricky questions.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: Seattle Seahawk ring of honor member & former NFL head coach, Jim Zorn, says the Russell Wilson trade may have been set in motion when the Seahawks traded 1st round draft picks for SS Jamal Adams, why trust is the most important trait for an NFL QB; more research shows how devastating COVID lock downs have been on the academic growth of the youngest elementary school children across the US, a rarely heard Beach Boys version of a well-known 1970s song they rejected because it was too morose, a pair of US Senate Democrats urge more domestic oil production amid current gas price spike, the polarizing comment of a late night talk show host talking about the need to switch to EVs, a Legislative bill in Olympia that would have restricted farming on 10,000 acres of private property has finally died this session.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: attorney and WA Redistricting Committee member, Joe Fain, explains a lawsuit over the latest WA redistricting map amid attempts to create a majority Latino district in Eastern WA, fact checking a Democratic St. Sen. from Mukilteo, BREAKING: clean-up crews appear to be sweeping out unsanctioned homeless tents on a sidewalk across the street from Seattle City Hall, a list of the most diligent and committed Puget Sound journalists reporting on hard news and homeless-related issues.

Hour 1 -- a cease-fire is requested but not between Russia and Ukraine--its between CNN and Fox News, 2018 flashback: Pres. Trump essentially predicted the peril for Germany by relying too heavily on Russian oil (if Russia acted out militarily), nickel prices skyrocketing (i.e. battery power vs gasoline power) and the price spike is so bad the London trading exchange is allowing a Chinese bank more time to pay off hundreds of millions in margin calls, a dangerous fugitive wanted in Kitsap County is arrested a month later in Yakima inside a stolen truck from Federal Way, GUEST: WeTheGoverned.com, Glen Morgan, what his group is doing to recruit and support candidates who are standing up for liberty and freedom in elections, why its important for everyone to take some time to observe their local elected boards (like school boards and councils) to see how politically strident they are, WA has a multi-million dollar budget and Democrats are refusing to rebate any surplus money back to taxpayers, its pure government greed from Democrats who love to complain about corporate greed.

Hour 2 -- WA Insurance Commissioner/credit scores for health insurance and COVID employment fluctuations, a missed tsunami siren test in Edmonds raises a boat load of questions about Snohomish County and state emergency department officials, Rest in Peace to 106 yr old Iwo Jima WWII Marine veteran, a plea deal in Redmond municipal court for former Seattle Seahawk Richard Sherman, considering the circumstances Sherman received a beneficial plea deal for non-felony crimes, Tacoma authorities plan to clear a homeless camp above downtown but neighbors are skeptical about homeless staying away.

Hour 3 -- a pair of KVI callers share personal stories about drug addiction and homelessness, they explain why current Seattle/King County policies will perpetuate respective problems rather than eliminate them, Gov. Inslee fact-checked on claims about wind power, Sen. Bernie Sanders shows his ignorance about lucrative ship yard jobs, one of rock-n-roll's most notorious rockers is leaving Los Angeles to head back to Britain because of California tax levels, the story spurs some basic economic lessons that progressive Democrats have no interest in learning, in a 2018 U.N. speech Pres. Trump pretty much nailed what we're seeing right now about Germany's dependence on Russian oil.

Hour 1 -- gas prices are the talk of the town and the nation right now, why and how the US is importing 5% of our oil supply from Russia, ex NJ Governor Chris Christie makes the case that Pres. Biden fueled the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the irony of majority Democrats in the WA Legislature just passed a bill to reduce harsher sentences for some crimes committed with guns, meanwhile WA House Democrats pass a bill to restrict gun magazine capacity to 10 rounds which Gov. Inslee is now expected to sign into law, the obvious gray area involved in the Democrats bill to ban future sales of 10 round magazines.

Hour 2 -- why the King Co. Prosecutor is arguably the most important position in local government for public safety, GUEST: Seattle Police Officer's Guild president, Mike Solan, tells KVI his union (and that of the KC Sheriff's deputies) will endorse Federal Way mayor Jim Ferrell for KC Prosecutor, Solan concludes that fatal SPD shooting of a man armed with shot gun who crashed car into Federal building downtown was a "suicide by cop", Bellingham School District starts a task force after finding too many kids have mental anxiety due to climate change concerns, the irony that the activists who have fostered the climate change anxiety now seem to think they can reduce the kids' anxiety, Seattle Congresswoman claims Democrats' agenda for the US will curtail Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Tesla's Elon Musk advocates for greater oil production amid the angst over high gasoline prices.

Hour 3-- after last hour's discussion about climate anxiety among children now pro-masking supporters are claiming children will have mask anxiety if they're made optional, add to that Seattle arts and music venues are saying they'll require audience masks until May 31st, WA Democrats pass a bill in the Legislature to make some products sales tax free on Labor Day weekend for "back to school" reasons, The Batman movie turns into a bigger than expected box office hit and Carlson says it measures up to any of the other notable Batman movies of the past.

Hour 1 -- FL Governor claps back at critics who didn't like his curt comment this week about masks and "COVID theater", King County parents push back on the state's biggest teacher's union saying students should wear masks at school until May 1, Gonzaga University will force students to wear masks on campus 2-weeks longer than Gov. Inslee suggested, a retired US DoD Civil Servant explains why Russian SAM trucks keeping breaking down in Ukrainian mud,

crypto currencies could see a boost as Russian oligarchs shift their assets in to Bitcoin, et al after economic/banking sanctions, the Seattle/Bellevue teacher's unions are getting blistered by parents after union officials suggested students should keep wearing masks because they're used to it, accusations of workplace mis-treatment are made against WA Insurance Commissioner Mike Kriedler (double check spelling), another example of Seattle's 'war on women' as a man viciously attacks two women within 8 blocks of the Chinatown-International District,

Hour 2 -- GUEST: Glenn Morgan talks about this weekend's freedom festival event in Olympia at State Capitol campus,

why these conservatives are pushing back on WA politics this weekend in Olympia, Melinda French Gates is speaking about Bill's time spent with the admitted child sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein, Carlson explains his personal response after catching the "COVID 20", from there a discussion ensues about hiking/climbing Mt. Olympus on the WA peninsula, an update on reforming the police reform

Hour 3 -- GUEST: economist Steve Moore says good news on this morning's Feb. jobs report in a variety of sectors, now the oil price (barrel price) questions emerge after Russia's Ukraine invasion, how European nations were naiive about Russia's threats to Ukraine, several states including WA squandered 4.7 million COVID vaccine doses, Ron DeSantis posts brilliant montage after his critics complain about his comments that HS/university students shouldn't bother wearing masks, meanwhile Gonzaga University will require students to wear masks on campus for 2 weeks longer than Gov. Inslee's mandate.

Hour 1-- a Seattle homeless industrial complex advocate abruptly ends an interview with KOMO 4 reporter when he asks her a tough but reasonable question, the woman running the tiny house program in Seattle demands to speak to the reporter's manager, eventually the tiny house director relents and realizes her threat and interview tactic failed, the KVI morning crew floats a new theory about Pres. Biden's "Go get him" line at the end of SOTU, a Republican Senator grills a pair of Biden supporters regarding federal judge appointments, Florida's governor inflames his political opponents after telling university/high school students to take off their masks during a campus visit.

Hour 2 -- crime and murder cases this week in downtown Seattle are not just happening late at night but in the middle of the day, criminals in Seattle don't appear to fear any repercussions for their actions, meanwhile new Seattle traffic cameras will fine drivers who block crosswalks at congested intersections but of course unsanctioned homeless tents blocking sidewalks incur no such fines, fact checking the description of a picture depicting a WA Congresswoman from this week's SOTU speech, what we can reasonably predict about November mid-term elections from the voter turn-out in this week's TX gubernatorial primary.

Hour 3 -- some added perspective on this week's legal ruling against a WA capital gains income tax signed by Gov. Jay Inslee, FL Governor rankles snowflakes with his comments to college students about wearing masks during a campus speech, GUEST: King Co. Councilman Reagan Dunn says we need a prosecutor not another public defender after latest decision by current prosecutor Dan Satterberg, the Satterberg decision relates to students bringing guns to schools, several King County mayors have been opposed to this policy; John shares a story about a car ride with Satterberg during their mutual visit to the Monroe Correctional Facility.

KVI's John Carlson and Ari Hoffman share their immediate reaction and analysis following President Joe Biden's first State of the Union Address

Hour 1 -- tepid reaction to Pres. Biden SOTU speech last night, Comedy Central's "Daily Show" host needles Biden for his speech via tweet but then deletes the post, Biden's forceful statement to fund (not defund) police gets big applause but several Congressional members show their opposition to it, Seattle federal judge chastizes arson suspect who burned cop car during George Floyd protest for damaging Black Lives Matter movement, GUEST: WPC's Gov't Reform Director, Jason Mercier, talks about the WA court ruling against the Democrats' capital gains income tax, the AG's office says they will appeal in effort to get the case heard by the very liberal Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW), the possible scenario that this case doesn't go to the SCOW, KVI's Lars Larson notes that Oregon's Gov. is lifting a vaccine mandate which prompts the question about Gov. Jay Inslee possibly having to rehire the state workers he fired over his emergency powers vaccine requirement.

Hour 2 -- Biden lavished praise on US automakers for investing billions of dollars in EVs but omitted one very popular automaker in his SOTU comments, how Russia began supplying natural gas to portions of Europe after US supply dried up from decisions by the Biden Administration, former stripper is now running for US Congress in PA and has quite a story to tell, GUEST: KVI's Lone Star State Correspondent, Kirby Wilbur, says rumors of Texas turning 'blue' are greatly exaggerated based on yesterday's primary for Governor, the lingering questions about a Bush political family member running for office in Texas who supports Trump, how the big CPAC convention has fundamentally changed from principles in its early years to personalities now, why Russia's military is not as strong as Vladimir Putin thinks, the historic reason(s) Ukraine is so willing to fight back against Russia,

Hour 3 -- GUEST: candidate for King Co. Prosecutor (and current Federal Way mayor), Jim Ferrell, explains the latest move by King County officials to pursue "restorative justice" programs for juvenile crime offenders and even some young adult offenders, why the King County referral program lacks transparency for public safety; here's a proposed bet for Seattle's #DecriminalizePoverty activists after a claim about shoplifting at a Lowe's store, why desperate WA Democrats might not get their wish for the State Supreme Court to hear a legal challenge to a capital gains income tax, two big issues to know about as the WA Legislature enters its last week for the session, captured Russian soldiers speak about being sent to their deaths in Ukraine, Ukraine now claims to have killed 6000 Russian troops in a week, the mystery continues about what, exactly, did Pres. Biden say at the very end of last night's SOTU speech?

Hour 1 -- the Biden/Inslee timing is everything with tonight's State of the Union address and new end dates for indoor mask mandates, new polling says Americans think Russian's Vladimir Putin wouldn't have invaded Ukraine if Trump were president, Gov. Jay Inslee doubles-down on climate change plans, the Russian ruble tumbles in value as sanctions pile up over Ukraine invasion, how the Biden Administration has introduced the importation of Russian natural gas by clamping down on US oil production, KVI's Lars Larson notes that public backlash to Russian vodka sales has been mis-identifying vodka perceived to be made in Russia but the most popular names are distilled elsewhere, ironically.

Hour 2 -- new rainfall record for most Puget Sound cities, the cities losing the most restaurant business due to COVID restrictions and mandates are all run by progressive Democrats, Seattle has lost 40% of its restaurant businesses during the pandemic, GUEST: president of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR.org), Grover Norquist, examines decisions from the Biden Administration that emboldened Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine, how energy production gives a nation economic and political security.

Hour 3 -- a KVI caller wonders what happened to all the news media coverage of the Canadian trucker convoy protest, another episode of "Bernie Sanders: Constitutional Scholar", latest reports say Russia is carpet bombing Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, what Pres. Biden should say in his State of the Union speech tonight, new data on how many students are leaving public schools to enroll in private schools due to COVID restrictions and mask mandates.

Hour 1 -- Washington Democrats ditch a proposed exported fuel tax after a State Senator goes too far in a KVI interview, a downtown Seattle business says it will close until further notice due to crime/public safety problems after another fatal shooting yesterday, Vladimir Putin turns two of Europe's most conflict-averse nations into strident anti-Russian opponents in less than a week, the puzzling decision by Putin to put nuclear defenses on high alert, Putin's attempted argument to take back Ukraine and secure a path to Crimean peninsula, Germany (previously pacifist) is now sending armaments to help Ukraine fight Russia, KVI's Lars Larson apoplectic about KVI interview guest now apologizing for critical comments of Oregon's governor, Kate Brown.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: AffordableFuelWA.com spokesman, Randy Pepple, addresses the fall-out over Democrats ditching their proposed fuel export tax in the Olympia Legislature, Pepple points out the House version of the Democrats $16 billion transportation spending bill continues to have several other objectionable tax/fee hikes, the massive transportation plan is awaiting a House vote after previously passing the state Senate, fact-checking Gov. Jay Inslee...didn't this guy propose a law to penalize lying?, the CDC has now changed their recommendation on COVID vaccine boosters, NY Gov. drops statewide mask mandate in schools, even Switzerland is forsaking its reliable neutrality to impose economic sanctions on Russia and Vladimir Putin for Ukraine invasion.

Hour 3 -- Russia's almost one-week into Ukraine invasion and still doesn't control a single city, Putin is now unifying and galvanizing European nations in opposition to invasion, Germany's actually boosting their military spending to a level suggested by Pres. Donald Trump, NPR tries to help its listeners "cope" with Russian invasion of Ukraine, two clear choices emerge for CPAC attendees when it comes to President in 2024, why aren't Seattle City Council members standing up for a female, immigrant restaurant owner in Ballard?, a legal ruling says a highly rated Virginia high school discriminated against Asian students in a modernized grading system that eliminated GPA and standardized testing.

HOUR 1 - John Kerry is concerned that the Ukraine invasion may distract from the Climate. Yes, this idiot really was Secretary of State.

John breaks down the three things the United States should do about the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the three things we shouldn't do.

GUEST: Lars Larson explains why Portland is so dangerous

HOUR 2 - GUEST: Author Arthur Brooks. The bestselling author, Harvard professor and contributing writer for The Atlantic dives into seeking joy and purpose in his new book, 'From Strength to Strength'

Joy Behar moans Russia-Ukraine war is screwing up her Italian vacation plans

GUEST: Economist Steve Moore talks about what could happen during Joe Biden's State of the Union address next week as well as the crisis in Ukraine.

GUEST: Host of FULL MEASURE, Sharyl Attkisson

HOUR 3 - Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been roundly condemned by Congress, but what do they do next?

State Senator Marko Liias has generated some controversy after remarks he made about Oregon Kate Brown