Hour 1 -- Canadian truck convoy protest is winning the battle over COVID mandates, now four Canadian provinces are dropping COVID mandates, the attempt by opponents to call the trucker freedom convoy "insurrectionists" has failed, listen to one Jewish and one Sikh trucker's comments, summing up Pres. Biden's week after his crack pipes for equity plan was announced, Amazon ends its mask rules for employees, listen to the cheering and jubilation of Las Vegas elementary school students when the teacher tells them they don't have to wear masks any more, a new poll on WA taxation (LTC payroll tax)

Hour 2 -- Pres. Biden tells NBC News anchor "you're being a wise guy" when asked a tough question about inflation problems, from there Biden's NBC News interview gets worse with his answers about Afghanistan withdrawal, Illinois police thwart a terrifying home invasion attack on an 80-year-old woman thanks in part to the popular on-line puzzle game "Wordle", story about a tech executive selling his Medina/Bellevue WA $14 million mansion illustrates why some people are fleeing liberal west coast states for tax friendly states like Texas, GUEST: Host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, how clean is green energy? As Americans (people), companies and government adopt more green technology, it's becoming clear that green can be far from clean.

Hour 3 -- BREAKING: five police officers shot in an ambush in Arizona this morning, GUEST: economist Steve Moore tackles the latest Biden inflation news, a pair of WA Congressional Democrats show they aren't interested in Gov. Inslee lifting his COVID lock downs, WA's top Democrat lies about not increasing the gas tax, KVI callers sound off on Democrats possibly invoking COVID vaccine requirement for children to attend schools next year and one trucker calls the show to talk about the economic power truck drivers could flex in Washington after the recent Canadian protests, GUEST: Sno. Co. Sheriff Adam Fortney talks to KVI about Democrats in the WA Legislature attempting to fix last year's poorly written police reform law, why the Democrats in Legislature needs to do more regarding mental health commitment/treatment, Fortney also wants a fix to allow LEOs to pursue/chase suspects that flee.

Hour 1 -- Democrats in the WA Senate pass a ban on high capacity gun magazines, passage of this bill shows that Democrats in Olympia don't really have a strong understanding of how guns work, WA is now one of only 4 states that still has mask and vaxx mandates, 15 year old Gold Medal winning Russian figure skater tests positive...not for COVID, for performing enhancing substances, how will Seattle address its homeless problems if people are enabling the homeless with food/furniture/supplies?, the story behind Pres. Biden's decision to give crack pipes to addicts in the name of equity, the story national news media have ignored about the previously deported illegal alien who vandalized a DC Metro station with anti-Semitic hate, KVI's Lars Larson asks if Gov. Inslee is suffering from Biden-itis after yesterday's press conference to end the outdoor mask mandate on Feb. 18th.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: WPC's Mariya Frost , Gov. Inslee's Dept. of Transportation overwhelmingly denied requests for religious exemptions under his vaccine mandate, the exemptions were ultimately denied even though they had been approved earlier, this new info looks like religious bigotry within the Inslee Administration, the denial of these exemption requests underscores the State Ferry and mountain pass travel problems of the last few months, yesterday's Gov. Inlsee press conference is a sure sign he intends to win the SuperBowl of COVID, the president of America's biggest teacher's union is a long way from agreeing to end student mask mandates in classrooms, Kirkland homeless hotel plan draws dueling demonstrations

Hour 3 -- GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers, digs into the Democrats' climate agenda bill disguised as gravy train for labor unions, the discovery is connected to Congressional Democrats' "Build Back Better" spending plan, Mukilteo (WA) State Senator leads passage of a ban on new high capacity gun magazines, Democrats in Olympia Legislature think this bill will prevent crime, Marxist group in America is upset that news media are picking on China for human rights abuses against Muslim Uygurs in Xinjiang province, academics are pretty sure that which ever skin tone white people pick on their text message emojis it probably means you're racist.

Hour 1 -- mental health issues appear to be connected to a random fatal shooting at a Richland WA Fred Meyer store this week, how the fatal Fred Meyer shooting parallels the unprovoked and blind-side baseball bat attack on a woman in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood last week, free masks in one small WA city (just in time for the mask mandate to probably end), US military announces first un-manned flight of a Black Hawk helicopter, KVI's Lars Larson provides more context to a 'no knock' warrant in Minnesota that turned into the police fatally shooting an armed African-American man, the man (Amir Locke) was staying at a cousin's house who was wanted in connection with a murder.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: St. Rep. Andrew Barkis (R-Yelm/Eatonville) joins KVI to disagree with the priorities in the WA Democrats new $16 billion transportation spending plan in the Legislature, Barkis says bridge and road money should be prioritized over mass transit money the Democrats want, and then there's the Democrats' wish list for fossil fuel reduction; a bold prediction from a KVI talk show host about Democratic Governors coordinating the end of their COVID mandates with the upcoming Biden State of the Union speech in March, a KVI listener cautions about accosting people still wearing masks after the mask mandates (eventually) come to an end, the overnight low temperature in a central Alaskan town is minus 51 degrees (F).

Hour 3 -- the story of a King County Sheriff's deputy with an allergy to some medications was pressured/forced into taking the COVID vaccine to keep his job and was hospitalized with a severe allergic reaction when vaccinated, the deputy provided doctor's advisory about the potential for allergic reaction to KCSO, the deputy's hospitalization shows the inflexibility of exemption requests to the vaccine, Seattle City Council fiddles while Rome burns,

GUEST: Balance Our Tax Code Board Member, Kamau Chege, says the WA tax code is unfair to working people, Chege says wealthy earners benefit too much from WA tax code and should be required to pay more, Chege tries to answer if any other taxes will go down if his group attains its goal of higher taxes on the rich.

Hour 1 -- John Carlson returns and confirms its not Rona, suspected murderer from Richland WA is arrested hours later after killing one and injuring another in fatal shooting at Fred Meyer store, a SW WA high school senior deftly leads a mask mandate protest among his fellow classmates in Washougal, GUEST: columnist for TheGunMag.com and KVI's gun rights go-to-guy, Dave Workman, fact checks Seattle's mayor, Seattle mayor caught not knowing about a basic gun law in WA, a HS senior in Washougal WA is a rising star after leading a protest over the school's mask mandate, Canadian hockey players were masks during Olympic match.

Hour 2 -- TV ratings (in the US) for Winter Olympics are abysmally low, China's controversial government and pandemic concerns seem to be a factor in fewer people watching 2022 Olympics, a KVI caller who is a recovering drug addict reacts to the King Co. homeless hotel plan to get homeless off the streets, reading between the lines when a Seattle business closes down because the rent is going up, another KVI caller shares story of trying to help wife's family member who has been homeless and addicted, how family help produces best outcomes for homeless/addicted people, new stats show the pandemic made income inequality worse, new data indicates that liberal lockdowns hurt low income workers the most.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: Seattle business owner Debe Franz moving her business out of town to Snohomish, says the crime and public safety issues are not worth it to keep her business in Seattle, she's tried to voice her concerns to a Seattle City Councilmember who just doesn't understand the plight of business owners, why she's optimistic that moving to Snohomish County will be better for her business; a social worker is stabbed in Bothell WA by a woman in mental health distress, police say last year's police reform law signed by Gov. Inslee prevented them from intervening on the woman in distress before the stabbing, Georgia's Stacey Abrams has a mask problem in campaign related picture, Abrams' campaign quickly plays the race card on Republicans after they criticized her hypocrisy on mask mandates.

KVI's John Carlson is out sick for the day but co-producers Phil and Mark air recent 'best of' segments and discuss the morning's news events. John Carlson is expected to return for Tuesday's show.

Hour 1 -- VA mom testifies at school board meeting and eviscerates the board with her comments about mask mandates, she points out if masks are required how come COVID still spreads so prominently amid the requirements, her heartfelt testimony shows more moms are standing up to restrictions on their children as we head into November 2022 election, a north Seattle big box store shopper posts a Tik Tok video of a shoplifting in progress, a south King County mayor is stunned to find out that King County Prosecutor's office wants to jail fewer people.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: King Co. Councilman Reagan Dunn tackles the King Co. plan to buy homeless hotels, King County officials are trying to prevent public comment on the real estate purchase; Seattle politician wants Legislature to pass a Universal Basic Income, the UBI comes from the same crowd that demanded strict COVID lockdowns and the $15 minimum wage that were supposed to be panaceas, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, listens to a Virginia mom (near his residence) who pushes back on school board over mask mandates for students, gives the results of the latest 'happiness' poll by Americans, the good and bad from this morning's low expectation January jobs report, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, previews her report about unrealistic expectations in the messaging for COVID vaccines by public health officials, how the inaccurate messaging inflicted credibility problems for public health officials.

Hour 3 -- car theft victims in Puget Sound are turning to social media for tips on finding their stolen vehicles, one car vigilante needs his car back to get to medical appointments because he's a 62 yr old military vet, 100 cars a day are reported stolen according to KOMO News, a notable Seattle progressive, er socialist, has a weird way of casually dismissing the crimes of shoplifters, a follow-up to Mukilteo's decision to remove "To Kill a Mockingbird" from a required reading list for 9th graders.

6am hour -- another disturbing attack on a woman in Seattle, police arrested a man for unprovoked and blind side attack on a woman with a baseball bat in Belltown, Seattle's mayor scrutinized for no significant impact in first month regarding on-going public safety problems, simultaneously Senate Democrats in Olympia are making it easier for felons convicted of violent crimes to apply earlier for commutation/release, Some Congressional comedy from Colorado, CNN President's ignominous resignation yesterday reveals that a CNN executive was once a high-level staffer for disgraced NY Gov. Andrew Coumo, a KVI listener shares an intense story about mask wearing confrontation after shopping at the Pt. Orchard (WA) Wal-Mart, Carlson says the Wal-Mart story shows the "borderline hysteria" of mask mandate supporters.

7am hour -- GUEST: St. Sen. Lynda Wilson (per clemency bill) 'criminals first, victims last' agenda, how this could benefit Republicans in November's general election, candid talk from a Trump critic now criticizing the Biden White House for trying to censor Joe Rogan over Spotify flap with Neil Young, Puget Sound suburban cities could have a possible loophole against Gov. Inslee's pursuit of outlawing single-family zoning of houses, Team Biden (i.e. US military special forces) kills ISIS leader in mission in Eastern Syria, the John's Hopkins study that indicates lockdowns and mandates did little to stop the spread of COVID but inflicted widespread economic peril, the study sets the scene for rejecting lockdowns in future virus spikes.

8am hour -- Seattle/King Co. politicians look for alternatives to jailing criminals due to COVID, GUEST: candidate for King Co. Prosecutor and current Federal Way mayor, Jim Farrell, responds to this excuse for not jailing criminals, Ferrell says King Co. officials were basically silent about this policy to avoid jailing criminals, another concern of Ferrell's is the lack of accountability in the King Co. diversion program for juveniles, he says the lack of accountability could be related to King Co.'s surge in shootings from 2020-early 2022; Seattle Congresswoman shows her economic illiteracy and some hypocrisy about Starbucks raising its prices, KVI caller raises vital point about long-term impact on crime victims as WA Democrats want to make it easier for violent criminals to gain early release, John's Hopkins researchers prevent data/study that shows lockdowns and mandates did very little to stop the spread of COVID and ultimately wrecked financials chaos , another chapter in Seattle's 'war on women' -- Belltown woman attacked from behind with baseball bat.

Hour 1 -- Rock Hall nomination mini-debate about Dolly Parton, Seattle Police officers thrown under the proverbial bus in potential suicide by cop fatal shooting, Whoopi Goldberg suspended 2 weeks for comments about Jewish Holocaust, Trey Gowdy's powerful reax to Goldberg's apology and society's propensity to elevate the ramblings of celebrities, KVI's Lars Larson weighs in on the potential scenarios for war in Ukraine.

Hour 2 -- how last week's Echo Glen juvenile jail break by five teen criminals started with a visit to the facility's nurse, the nurse and a counselor were both beaten and assaulted by the escaping teens, a Seattle I-5 on/off ramp closed down after sizeable wire theft, record setting lightning bolt measures 477 miles and stretches across three states, GUEST: KVI's Kirby Wilbur joins the show for a report after his first year retiring to Texas and comparing if Seattle (life and public safety) has gotten better or worse since his retirement, a sign that conservativism is growing in WA, WA is one of only 9 states that still has an indoor mask mandate, what Kirby suggests Republicans do to succeed in 2022 elections, Kirby invites listeners to join him on an American history tour this summer, for more information check KVI.com and click the events tab.

Hour 3 -- local school levy elections next Tuesday across WA but should those levies pass in school districts that fostered on-line learning at the expense of kids' education during the pandemic?, what constitutes 'good faith' bargaining when it comes to Starbucks and unionizing?, latest list of Rock Hall nominees continues to fuel debate about who should be in and out of the club, NYT reports that ISIS (ISIL) is reconstituting in eastern Syria, the latest cable news channel ratings show nobody's watching CNN or MSNBC.

Hour #1 -- in 2020, Democrats can't blame this one on Donald Trump, 81% of King County shooting victims in 2021 were BIPOC so why are the county's progressive leaders allowing so much violence to hurt and harm people of color?, some powerful history about a slave hunting ship in 1827 as America embarks on Black History Month, TV host Whoopi Goldberg is blasted after comments about WWII Holocaust persecuting Jews was "not about race", Goldberg's conspicuous conclusion shows how liberals only perceive the world racially, the liberal publication The Atlantic provides a superb essay on why mask mandates/on-line learning are ruining the education of children amid the pandemic.

Hour #2-- tomorrow KVI's decades long sister station KOMO radio switches its call letters to KNWN, the business deal that prompted the call letter change, the Whidbey Island enviro group suing to stop Navy SEAL training there refuses to talk to KVI radio about their training objections, WA AG Bob Ferguson sues shady and bogus COVID testing company for deception but shouldn't the same legal tenant(s) apply to Gov. Inslee's deceptive claim of winning the Super Bowl of COVID??, KC Pros. Dan Satterberg decided long ago to have as few people in jail as possible and the results of that policy are shown in 2021's record setting amount of shootings in King County.

Hour #3 -- GUEST: Fox 13 reporter Matt Markovich reports on latest info about curbing Gov. Jay Inslee's emergency COVID powers, why this Legislative bill shows Democrats aren't in a hurry to curb gubernatorial power, the loophole in the existing bill, WaPo contradicts itself on Florida COVID in an attempt to gaslight Gov. Ron DeSantis, exposing the hypocrisy of anti-racism advocates who condemn capitalism, this applies to a new list by the Puget Sound Business Journal about 20 new tech start-ups in WA, KVI caller sounds off on motivation(s) of teachers, new polling says 88% of Portland OR residents think quality of life in the Rose City is getting worse, 81% think the city council is ineffective in providing public services, scumbag thieves steal firefighting gear from inside an Acme WA fire station, other neighboring fire stations have also been hit by thieves.

1st hour -- the KVI working theory is that the Cinderella Cincinnati Bengals just advanced to Super Bowl LVI in fitting tribute to Dr. Johnny Fever, hearing today in Olympia could begin to curb Gov. Inslee 'emergency powers', pushback in Oregon on masks, KVI listeners call in with reports of people defying mask mandates, the divide is most obvious in outlying areas of Western WA and across Eastern WA, even a notable Seattle pundit has to admit that the pushback on COVID mandates is understandable given the mild omicron symptoms, KVI's Lars Larson says Canada's PM is "tone deaf" for trying to diminish truck driver protest on COVID mandates.

2nd hour -- new report underscores how inept and out of touch ex-Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan was about CHOP and BLM activists in summer of 2020, listen to what was written in a City of Seattle resolution about surrendering the SPD East Precinct to Seattle's BLM group, US Navy SEALs decline to train at a Washington state park after complaints from Whidbey Island neighbors.

3rd hour-- how will the Super Bowl ever live up to the drama of the last two weekends of NFL playoff games?, a Yakima WA native who plays WR for the LA Rams just cemented his legendary status for the team, why its finally time to put an end to Gov. Inslee's 'emergency powers' under COVID, a Marxist and rabidly anti-landlord person on Twitter shows how unhinged the Seattle social justice really is, Hawaii Sen. Maise Hirono said something about Biden's Supreme Court nominee that will please WA Sen. Patty Murray, a WSP Trooper who refused to comply with Gov. Jay Inslee vaxx mandate in 2021 has reportedly died from COVID, the former trooper's death reveals a difference in how people on the political spectrum react to his demise.