Hour 1 -- trucker's convoy in Canada prompts disgusting reaction from nation's prime minister, what's lost in the PM's bluster is that Omicron cases are basically seasonal flu, a stolen car found by Olympia (WA) Police turns into a major meth bust, WA is still waiting to get Congress to approve switch to DST, serial theft suspect who targets downtown Seattle Target store stirs outrage, the suspect has 21 shoplifting arrests in 3 months, now a judge is under scrutiny in Seattle for allowing the suspect to be released on personal recognizance.

Hour 2 -- GUEST: St. Rep. Dan Griffey (R-Allyn) pushes back on Gov. Inslee plan to ban single-family zoning in WA, the Inslee plan is intent on halting all construction of single family homes in an effort to force housing density on any location in WA, Inslee's plan uses a 'one-size fits all' approach to housing that transforms rural areas into Seattle apartment complexes, devastating story about the financial calamity of Sound Transit due to COVID impact and lost ridership as offices shifted to work from home, the Sound Transit fiscal problems mean that non-users are going to be asked to pay even more to off-set the money loses, "woke" sportswriter for Deadspin inaccurately racially profiles an NFL assistant coach as white who is actually bi-racial, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, examines a plan to provide reparations in the U.S. for slavery.

Hour 3 -- GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, tackles the Canadian pushback by truckers refusing to follow quarantine and lockdowns, the convoy of truckers is now 50-miles long, consider the battle and pushback by parents over masking school children in VA right now, the VA conflict again shows that teachers unions are fueling lockdowns, Bernie Sanders continues to prove he just doesn't know about economics, WA Democrats offer 'toothless' plan to curb Governor's emergency powers after Jay Inslee's debacle during COVID pandemic, Inslee's use of emergency power has been "dictatorial" (witness his vaxx mandate on ferries and snow plow drivers).

Hour 1 -- Germany's offer to donate 5000 helmets to Ukraine in face of Russian invasion draws expected response from a Ukrainian mayor who is a former heavy-weight boxing world champ, WA Cares Fund aka LTC payroll tax delay officially passed by Olympia Legislature, no shortage of reaction to possible retirement of US Supreme Court justice Stephen Breyer, WA Paid Family Leave law could run out of money in two months, GUEST: Yakima ER doctor, Raul Garcia, discusses Lars Larson's theory that the White House decided to leak Stephen Breyer's unconfirmed retirement to spur the media conversation about a new nominee,

Hour 2 -- the liability of Pres. Biden sticking to campaign promise of nominating a Black woman to the US Supreme Court, however there's an historic Presidential parallel for Biden with Ronald Reagan, some history about Sandra Day O'Connor and her battle to advance in the legal world after graduating Stanford, BREAKING: a teenage murder convict from Burien has been re-arrested this morning after escaping Echo Glen yesterday, GUEST: organizer and member of The Affordable Energy Coalition in Seattle, Joseph Jessie, tells KVI why his group opposes a city ban on natural gas heating and powering new residential and business construction, Jessie says the ban will hurt low-income and BIPOC people the most, fears BIPOC will be forced out of Seattle because of the (housing) costs associated with banning natural gas, Jessie points to a domino-effect if Seattle passes this natural gas ban in new apartment/condos; a Seattle small business is leaving downtown near Pike Place market because of on-going crime and now a big rent increase.

Hour 3 -- an arrest in the ambush-murder of a Houston Police Officer, the murder suspect is a 51 yr old man who's actually from El Salvador, a legal battle is brewing over mass transit and providing proof of fare in WA, King County Council's most socialist council member actually stays consistent in the face of criminalizing fak

1st hour -- an angle that everybody else is missing amid the media coverage of Russia potentially invading Ukraine, an unintentionally funny response to a series of violent/random attacks in Seattle's U-District, a copper wire theft cripples businesses in another example of Seattle's on-going crime problems, Republicans say Gov. Jay Inslee's Paid Family Leave program is already $82 million in debt, an updated on pay-per-mile driving tax, Germany's inaction playing into Russian possible Ukraine invasion.

2nd hour -- the canary in the coal mine prompting incumbent Congressional Democrats (29 so far) to not run for re-election in November, the Congressional ethics case of a Democratic candidate who allegedly bribed a primary opponent to drop out, a sure sign WA is no longer in a COVID emergency, GUEST: CIS Art Arthurr tells KVI how the "no borders block" within the Biden White House continues to influence border security policy,

3rd hour -- GUEST: St. Sen. Lynda Wilson (R-Battle Ground/rural Clark County) tells KVI about her bill that would reduce property and business taxes and simultaneously boost manufacturing jobs SB 5769; VP Kamala Harris is finally speaking out about protecting the sovereignty of the border--just not the US border, bitter broadcaster Keith Olbermann says John Stockton should be 'compelled' to get help for his views on masks/vaccines/COVID, a female UW student gives a very revealing answer about her concerns on crime in the U-District of Seattle, The Beach Boys will reach their 60th Anniversary as a historic rock-n-roll group in a few months, the worst bill in this year's Olympia Legislative session.

8am hour -- the most important bill in this year's Olympia Legislative session (SB 5769) would provide a property tax exemption and a B&O tax reduction to zero dollars, you might be surprised by how many Seattle major league sports fans (NFL, MLS, MLB, NHL) come from outside the city limits to attend games for the local teams, Mukilteo teachers prevail in getting "To Kill a Mockingbird" removed from school district's 9th grade reading list because it "celebrates white saviorhood", so what other "white saviorhood" will also be expunged from Mukilteo schools?, GUEST: Mukilteo School Board Pres. Michael Simmons explains why the board voted unanimously to remove "To Kill a Mockingbird" from the district's 9th grade required reading list, Simmons addresses whether or not 'woke' teachers and students fueled the board's decision; KVI callers sound off on "To Kill a Mockingbird" decision.

7am hour -- GUEST: reforming the 2021 police reform bill, St. Rep. Eric Robertson (R-Sumner) talks to KVI about reforming the Democrats' police reform laws that have caused confusion and questions from law enforcement about when they can and cannot pursue criminal suspects, Robertson uses the recent example of a stolen 1-ton work truck in Federal Way, Robertson encourages listeners to tell their lawmakers in Olympia to support HB 2037 & HB 1788, a suspected fatal hit-and-run driver is arrested while smoking heroin behind the wheel of the car outside Bremerton WA, GUEST: National Review columnist John Fund discusses the ultimate (Washington D.C.) "swamp creature" at work inside the Biden White House, how tech billionaires are funding Democratic allied non-profits with 'dark money', how this relates to Pres. Bill Clinton in the 1994 Republican take over in the mid-term elections, the evidence that Biden is a follower and not a leader; the Mukilteo (WA) School Board votes unanimously to remove "To Kill a Mockingbird" from 9th grade required reading list.

6am hour -- Mukilteo (WA) School Board votes unanimously to remove "To Kill a Mockingbird" from 9th grade reading list, a NY judge rules that the governor didn't have legal authority to impose a mask mandate, Pres. Biden caught on hot mic calling Fox News reporter "a dumb son of a b#$!h", the Fox reporter and another Fox News host have a rousing laugh about how Biden's gaffe is received by other reporters, Producer Phil wonders--amid a variety of recent/on-going news stories--is there any chance America could win WWII if it were fought today?, Carlson's political analysis of upcoming US Supreme Court battle over race-based university admissions, the history of how prior lawsuits have impacted universities trying to admit students based on race more so than academic metrics, KVI's Lars Larson takes a swing at Biden's hot mic moment and how it relates to a promise made by Biden about personal conduct in his White House on the day of inauguration speech 1 year ago.

8am hour -- the delayed WA Long Term Care (LTC) payroll tax is still being collected by a lot of employers, British PM announces end to COVID mandates but numerous mandate rules still in effect in parts of the US, the World Health Organization (WHO) head-honcho signals he's not ready to give up the lock downs, Marxist group in Seattle tells landlords to basically 'go to hell', GUEST: son of lead guitarist Don Wilson of The Ventures, Tim Wilson, talks to KVI about the passing of his father last weekend at the age of 88, The Ventures were founded by Don Wilson in Tacoma,

how Wilson went from being a brick-layer to teaching himself to play guitar and starting the most successful rock instrumental band in the world, the original intention was just to play rock music at parties and weddings but then "Walk Don't Run" rocketed to #2 on the Billboard Chart; a Seattle Times writer tries to tackle the rudderless Democratic Party in WA.

7am hour -- Biden polling reaches an alarming new point, only 5% polled think Biden has performed BETTER than expected, the polling mirrors a significant amount of Congressional Democrats now deciding they won't run for re-election in 2022, a famous UW hoops alum swipes at Gonzaga's John Stockton over his mask opposition, a new chapter of 'woke' politics on campus at UW in Seattle, an inclusive language guide at UW's Information-Technology Dept. lists objectionable words like "lame", "grandfather" and "housekeeping", Babylon Bee brilliant satire headlined "Murderer Undecided On Whether He'll Follow New Gun Laws".

6am hour -- grieving the death of lead guitarist for The Ventures, Don Wilson, who died at age 88 in Tacoma, the vast and varied influence Wilson had on a generation of infamous 1970s rock icons, we know about COVID fatigue prompting hospital staff and nurses to leave the job now there's evidence of repeat crime prompting employees to quit their jobs for fear of safety, Gonzaga University cancels the season tickets of high profile alum John Stockton over his refusal to wear masks at games, compare Gonzaga's revocation of Stockton's tickets to the British PM's announcement that the UK is now ending mask mandates, notice that the Omicron infection cases are beginning to drop on the US east coast, JUST IN: US Supreme Court will hear two cases involving race-based university admissions that could neuter what Gov. Jay Inslee has been trying to do.

8am hour -- GUEST: WPC's Jason Mercier examines the potential for a Democratic State Senator from Redmond WA to succeed in an effort to reduce the state sales tax by 1-cent, the WA sales tax was last reduced in 1981 but its been climbing ever since, SB 5932 (Reducing the state sales and use tax rate) would reduce the state’s sales tax by a full 1%, taking the tax rate down from 6.5% to 5.5%; Tacoma wanna-be Congresswoman person activist shows the myopia of those who do and don't have housing to call home, GUEST: economist Steve Moore, the continuing impact on unemployment and workers leaving the work force, polling of business owners show 2/3rds think Pres. Biden is hurting the economy, we're starting to see the true impacts of the 'war on American energy' due to Biden Administration.