6am hour -- Seattle Times is really obsessed with vaxx status of WSU football coach, will the show biz world disavow prior productions using R.Kelly songs after his conviction on sex trafficking and racketeering charges?, GUEST: CIS Sr. Fellow, Todd Bensman, reports at the border about the latest information he's monitoring related to where thousands of Haitian migrants have gone (domestically or internationally) in the last two weeks, KVI's Lars Larson discusses the segregated student housing option at Western Washington U. in Bellingham. 7am hour -- a Clark Co. (WA) deputy prosecutor makes repugnant comments stereotyping police officers as racial bigots, the deputy prosecutor's comments mirror what a Seattle City Attorney candidate has said about police in the past, new polling shows a lot of undecided Seattle voters on two big election contests (mayor & city attorney) , White House top military official testifies he knew Trump was not planning to attack China, the hysterical elements of the left wing contorting language in modern political debate, the latest example comes from the medical journal Lancet. 8am hour -- it would appear that vaccine hesitant nurses are getting a pass compared to WSU's football coach right now regarding Gov. Inslee's vaccine mandate, Biden's claim about vaccinations getting (America) us "back to normal", as more and more people are vaccinated (albeit some are unwilling) the political division (in America) continues apace, hardcore Democrats will protest moderate US Senator Joe Manchin by paddling kayaks, a cautionary tale for "woke" Americans about the social/political division a generation ago in Rwanda, a New Zealand lockdown story involving possible jail for people who bought KFC, the Seattle Mariners keep defying playoff odds in season's final week, a burning question for Chair of the Joint Chiefs, Mark Milley, after his Congressional testimony this morning.

6am hour -- Seattle sports teams are going in drastically different directions right now, the question that must be asked about a triple killing after a shooting erupts outside a Des Moines WA bar, another in example in Des Moines of why criminals don't fear criminal prosecution in King County right now, a Trump campaign contributor warns about Trump and Republicans trying to claim election fraud cost him the 2020 election, tale of the tape on two women running for Seattle City Attorney in November election, why one candidate could save Seattle while the other candidate could bury Seattle in even bigger problems, the rabid anti-police attitude of one City Attorney candidate, KVI's Lars Larson blasts the landlord rent restrictions being voted on today by the Seattle City Council. 7am hour -- a KVI caller notes that property tax notifications on landlords would prevent owners from handling higher property taxes, Biden's DHS Sec. grilled over images of horseback Border Patrol agent(s), the latest meme on mask mandates in the classroom, GUEST: Northshore (Bothell area) School Board candidate, Chris Roberdeau, is running after a recall campaign against all five NSD board members was blocked by a local judge last spring, Roberdeau wants to challenge the status quo which pushed for more distance learning instead of getting students back in the classroom, one of the issues is the debate over student learning loss during the pandemic school closures, NFL record breaking (game winning) field goal in dramatic fashion. 8am hour -- KVI Free Monday Monday ($500 contest keyword), HBO host Bill Maher shows how "woke" politics just bring society back around to Jim Crow era "separate but equal" racism of the mid-20th century, Maher says it all starts with the NFL playing two national anthems at ball games this year, Seattle pro-homeless (or anti-capitalist, depending on how you look at it) supporters condemn what a car dealership did to discourage homeless RVs and cars from parking next to their business, Washington health officials are begging recently retired nurses and health workers to come back to the job, more reasons to oppose Gov. Inslee's convoluted Long Term Care insurance tax on all Washington workers, a music bumper prompts on unintended discussion about the Netflix show "Cobra Kai".

6am -- Seattle Mariners win another 1-run game to stay alive in playoff chase, Sound Transit's CEO will not be coming back after 6 years on the job, Sound Transit's reputation for over-promising and under-delivering to taxpayers, COVID infections force Eatonville Middle School back to distance learning for a week or two, the case of a missing Lummi National Tribe woman (from Whatcom Co.) on vacation in Las Vegas takes a decidedly unexpected twist, preacher/activist Al Sharpton gets heckled at Del Rio TX during appearance related to Haitian migrant crisis. 7am hour -- an unprovoked and random attack on 80 yr old man in Seattle's most liberal enclave, the attack suspect still at large, the 80 yr old man's family says the attack is a by-product of Seattle's defund police politics, how does this attack on an 80-year-old man apply to the campaign of mayoral candidate, Lorena Gonzalez?, Gonzalez unveils 7-point homeless plan and its about as socialism-infused as you can imagine, new research from Boston College University shows why Gov. Jay Inslee's new law requiring long term care insurance forces people to pay for something they might not ever need, GUEST: economist Steve Moore, talks about the fate of House Democrats $3.5 trillion spending plan and how Democrats are "cooking the books", GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson investigates what Eastern states are doing that could prevent California from having such devastating wildfires. 8am hour -- Al Sharpton heckled in Texas, Seattle political candidate wishes police get COVID, Olympia police arrest a shooting suspect allegedly with Anti-fa, the 7 point plan for ending homelessness released by a Seattle mayoral candidate, several immediate flaws emerge in the 7 point plan, an 80-year-old tourist in Seattle randomly attacked in unprovoked situation in Capitol Hill, the victim's family blames Seattle's lack of policing for the attack, a formerly homeless man calls KVI for some honest talk about fixing homelessness.

6am hour -- King County delays enforcement of its mandate requirements on gov't employees, King County's prosecutor now says there won't be any additional charges for 15-year-old girl charged with hitting and killing a Maple Valley jogger with a car, On This Date in History: the debut of a Space Needle inspired TV show, the Bruce Harrell vs. Lorena Gonzalez response to homeless flooding Seattle parks, Oregon's Governor backs off vaccine mandate enforcement date. 7am hour -- Ben and Jerry's (ice cream) partners with socialist Congresswoman showing disturbing anti-cop views, Carlson says he'll no longer buy Ben and Jerry's, how anti-Semitism in America comes from three places, a 36-year-old Seattle progressive decides why she'll vote for the more moderate candidate for City Attorney, Burien Police seize over 40,000 fentanyl pills in drug bust, ground breaking movie director Melvin Van Peebles dies at age 89, GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers on left-wing Democrats restricting use of natural gas in new construction (residential and commercial), keeping accurate score of CO2 emissions, how this virtue signaling makes houses and commercial properties more expensive to consumers. 8am hour -- Carlson's thoughts after last night's annual Republican dinner in Bellevue, measuring the mood of Republicans from last night's dinner, Carlson says the crowd was big considering its not a big election year, King County delays enforcement date of COVID vaxx requirement for government workers, Seattle's "Climate Dad" gives tone-deaf endorsement for mayor, political hyperbole from one of Congress's best practitioners of such things, Bill Maher sounds off on educators trying to impose woke social justice and CRT material in schools/classrooms.

6am hour -- Seattle grocery store workers (union) win a ruling over their desire to wear Black Lives Matter buttons at work, the ruling could create a face off over other politically charged messages in the retail work place, an Eastern WA high school reverts back to distance learning after 200 students quarantined for COVID, frustrated Seattle neighbors rally at Lower Woodland Park demanding removal of unsanctioned homeless, the neighbors were confronted by homeless advocates opposing sweeps, the homeless advocates show their intolerance to free speech by the neighbors (and the news media). 7am hour -- Federal Way mayor vows to hire more police after three shootings in three weeks, a Democratic State Senator will step down to)take a new job with State Corrections , this Democratic State Senator goes to Dept. of Corrections with a track record of trying to water down sentences for convicted criminals, singer Sarah Dash dies at age 76--you don't know her name but you know her songs including the '70s hit Lady Marmalade, GUEST: former Republican State Senator, Joe Fain, talks to KVI about the committee to re-draw Congressional redistricting in WA after the census population data, Fain says the key question becomes how many competitive districts will Washington have? 8am hour --horseback Border Patrol agent claim of whipping Haitian migrant, Gov. Jay Inslee's dubious claim about the manufacture of a battery-powered commercial airplane in Snohomish County, House Democrats strip away money for Israel and Iron Dome defensive missile system, GUEST: CIS senior fellow, Todd Bensman, is in Mexico's neighboring city to Del Rio TX today, says the migrant camp in Del Rio TX will likely be empty by next week, 8000 migrants remain, CNN host calls out Biden's DHS Secretary for parsing language about Haitian migrant border crush, GUEST: WPC's Jason Mercier makes the case for a tax cut to the Washington state sales tax, says WA sales tax hasn't been reduced since 1982, WA's increase in tax collections over the last 12 years is the highest in the U.S., a sales tax cut will actually reduce a regressive tax that Olympia politicians are always complaining about for hurting the poor the most.

6am hour-- a 15-year-old Maple Valley girl is being investigated for possible 2nd hit-n-run of a pedestrian, new 911 call by a witness says Brian Laundrie was allegedly hitting Gabby Petito during their time in Moab UT, KVI will interview a young Seattle man who is arming himself with a CCL/CPL because of the crime/public safety he's endured, its Earth, Wind and Fire Day!, The media throng outnumbered the supporters of Jan. 6th DC mob attack defendants that gathered last weekend, Ted Cruz praises select Democrats over $3.5 trillion budget battle. 7am hour -- why vaccine mandates haven't delivered what the politicians pushing them have hoped, the 911 caller in Moab UT says he saw Brian Laundrie hit/slap Gabby Petito before her disappearance (and presumed murder), Laundrie is still missing in Florida, the 61 yr old man who video recorded the Rodney King beating by LA police has died of COVID complications, GUEST: Seattle resident, Wyatt, is 24 years old and deciding to arm himself with a gun and conceal carry permit because of the city crime and public safety problems from homeless in north Seattle, Wyatt says the last 2 years in Seattle have gotten decidedly worse for criminal encounters where he works in Ballard, Wyatt says most criminals aren't looking for a fight--just a victim, says Seattle is enabling homeless/criminal problems. 8am hour -- Seattle activists complain about 'architecture' hostile to the homeless, how this objection by the activists impacts the election of Seattle's next mayor, Everett volunteers clean up an unsanctioned homeless camp and collect enough spent drug needles in two days to fill a 20-gallon garbage can, the Everett homeless camp clean-up shows the difference between Seattle and her northerly neighbor, Seattle's Kshama Sawant wants to impose three new rental restrictions on landlords, GUEST: rental property owner, Don Cullen, talks to KVI about the political war on landlords, including Gov. Inslee's eviction ban stemming from the pandemic, says the 'no eviction' process didn't benefit anybody.

6am hour -- two pictures of King County Executive and Seattle Mayor yesterday show their disregard for the mask mandates they have imposed, pushback on CRT-based curriculum by parents, Ken Jennings to be new Jeopardy! host after the Mike Richards debacle, a "double decker" homeless RV indicates again that three levels of Seattle officials are unwilling to stop potentially dangerous behavior of homeless, a "double decker" homeless RV in Seattle is the latest example of double-standard in law enforcement, the homeless RV occupant's defiant tone, the Seattle city councilman ignoring his responsibility to provide a safe neighborhood, an attorney connected to one of Seattle's biggest law firms is indicted by a federal investigator over the Fusion GPS bogus Russia collusion dossier. 7am hour -- restaurant/bar owners push back on latest proof of vaccine announcement by Seattle/King Co. officials, they hypocrisy in the latest Seattle/King County announcement is summed up in two different pictures yesterday, Washington AG Bob Ferguson shows once again he's a spotlight chaser, Seattle mayoral candidate releases her own poll after a prominent poll this week showed her trailing badly, the Winlock WA city council has passed a resolution calling for a mental health evaluation of Gov. Jay Inslee regarding his pandemic decisions, a driver at 100 mph hit and kills a woman in Shoreline WA, the arrested driver has three prior DUIs, GUEST: economist Steve Moore tackles yesterday's Pres. Biden speech that shows how problematic the Democrats $3.5 trillion budget plan is right now, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, previews her newest story about the inaccuracy of some COVID death stats. 8am hour -- GUEST: Winlock WA mayor, Brandon Svenson, tells KVI about the proclamation he just signed urging a mental health evaluation of Gov. Inslee over his COVID pandemic decisions, Svenson points to the lack of empathy Inslee has toward small business owners hurt by his restrictions, Svenson adds the narcissistic Inslee comment about winning the Super Bowl of COVID, Inslee's COVID decisions meet a variety of narcissistic personality disorder criteria; political opponent calls WA Congressman-- Derek Kilmer--a "Chevron Democrat", Seattle paralysis on how to handle homeless issues underscored by a "double decker" RV in Ballard, the Ballard homeless man is industrious enough to get the materials and build this but seemingly can't be bothered to work a job like ordinary folk, a formerly homeless and meth addicted WA man says housing isn't what he needed to get clean or back on his feet, the man is now 4+years sober and gainfully employed.

6am -- Kudos to France for killing ISIS leader who had previously killed Americans, Portland City Council approves taxpayer money to be sent to Texas to pay what appears to be abortions for people in Texas, the continuing saga of the WSU football coach who has announced he won't take the COVID vaccine, the FBI investigated a NASCAR garage door pull as a possible hate crime but didn't or wouldn't investigate the sex assault allegations of female US gymnasts about their team doctor, cheers and thanks for CA wild fire fighters, new polling data (on inflation, COVID mandates, crime, public safety, US/Mexico border, Afghanistan) shows Democrats are below 50% in public support giving Republicans momentum for 2022 elections, a new clue about how Norm MacDonald felt about cancer, the Oregon teacher who says the American flag represents "violence and menace and intolerance." 7am hour -- more on the Oregon teacher's animosity against the American flag, GUEST: St. Sen. Mike Padden (R-Spokane) talks to KVI about the increases in crimes in WA as the state is jailing fewer and fewer prisoners, a new report about these crime and punishment levels will impact the 2022 elections, Seattle's on-going crime/public safety troubles don't seem to be a concern for MLB granting the Mariner's the 2023 All-Star game, the Nicki Minaj vaccine tweet drama that has now peaked with her re-tweeting a video clip of Fox News host Tucker Carlson, a Virginia HS teacher's desperate Tik Tok video complaining about basic student conduct being white supremacy. 8am -- Pledge of Allegiance dividing south Whidbey Island, wait until you hear the objection to the Pledge from a school board member, Biden brain-cramp this morning during important press conference with two notable heads of state, House Democrats show their cronyism to labor unions when it comes to tax breaks for EV cars/trucks, a Seattle truck rental company underscores how criminals have the upper hand in Seattle, how the truck rental company's story impacts the bogus city council complaints about affordable housing, KVI callers deliver powerful solutions for Seattle businesses adversely impacted by the crime city politicians allow to run rampant.

6am hour -- another canceled ferry sailing this morning shows the fragility of Gov. Jay Inslee's vaccine mandate policy, next hour KVI will interview an attorney suing Inslee to stop his vaxx mandate, one of the plaintiffs is a pregnant woman who was advised by her doctor to NOT get the vaccination, what Biden should do if he wants to get more people vaccinated, Democrats spent a lot (A LOT!) of money to keep Gavin Newsome around as CA governor, Seattle homeless fires happening on average 3X a day and the latest one shutdown a lane of traffic on I-5, , Seattle criminals openly defiant scoffing at business owners who call police, a Pramila Jayapal update!, the new book alleging that the highest ranking military official (Gen. Mark Milley) during Trump Administration was warning Chinese military about potential Trump attack orders. 7am hour -- Eastlake HS principal (in Sammamish) apologizes for the school nixing a student led plan for a tribute to September 11th anniversary, how the school teacher who halted the plan for students to wear red, white and blue colors to the school's football game prompted a tsunami of complaints from around the country, GUEST: attorney suing Gov. Jay Inslee on behalf of state workers opposing Inslee's vaccine mandate, Nathan J. Arnold, talks to KVI and says lawsuit is about separation of powers and civil liberties, one plaintiff is a pregnant woman (a nurse) with an in-vitro cardiac condition for the child, her obstetrician advised against the woman getting the vaccine at this time, Arnold notes that such nurses were called heroes a year ago for treating pandemic patients but now being called villains, Arnold stresses he and his plaintiffs are not anti-vaxx and believe the pandemic is a legitimate danger/threat; the town of Winlock WA passes resolution that Gov. Inslee should have a mental health evaluation per his COVID lock down decisions. 8am hour -- comic Norm MacDonald died yesterday at 61 from a reportedly a 9-year cancer fight which he managed to keep private, MacDonald's SNL fame involved Presidential candidate/Senator Bob Dole impersonations and relentless OJ Simpson jokes, we listen to clips of some OJ Simpson punchlines delivered by MacDonald in the 1990s, a Pramila Jayapal update about her underlings saying she's a horrible person to work for, Jayapal's defense is people are being racists and sexist toward her because she's a woman of color, a 15 year old girl will be charged as a juvenile for hitting and killing a Maple Valley jogger while driving a car, the teen allegedly drove at 50 mph when she intentionally hit the man jogging, the evidence (in the charging documents) that the King Co. Prosecutor should use to charge this 15 year old as an adult instead of as a juvenile, making sense out of sensationalistic new Bob Woodward book alleging the highest ranking White House military officer directly undermined Pres. Trump regarding China, why Carlson says Woodward's track record with honesty/accuracy is shaky, but if true why its "stepping right on the line of treason".

6am hour -- producer Mark Christopher is just back from Hawaii vacation with some intriguing stories about COVID protocol, including the difference in how Honolulu handles basic crime response like shoplifting, Tacoma is now spending federal American Rescue Plan money (intended for workers hurt by COVID restrictions) on litter and graffiti clean-up, even by US Rep. AOC's own standards this publicity stunt is off-the-charts ironic, and no sign of masks at this (indoor) fundraiser event AOC attended, comparing the odds of dying from COVID to dying from a variety of other causes, the natural immunity question that even Dr. Anthony Fauci admits he can't answer about COVID infections, continuing questions about why sooo many health care and hospital workers are not getting vaccinated. 7am hour -- the bizarre shooting that turned into a fatal car crash in Auburn WA, Gov. Inslee sued by his own employees over the governor's vaccine mandate for all state workers, how Inslee's allowance for worker exemptions is a hollow gesture, compare Inslee's Constitutionally questionable vaxx mandate to how Florida's governor is handling possible (city or county) vaccine mandates, Seattle Congresswoman accused of dysfunctional & miserable office work place, is Jayapal a tyrant to work for or are her staffers too sensitive and snowflake sensitive?, one Jayapal officer worker confesses to taking a pay cut for next job to avoid working for her, a KVI caller cites the 2019 dust-up Jayapal had during a committee hearing on border security. 8am hour -- truly revealing answers in new polling about biggest threats to the nation that Americans see, the new polling shows Democrats polled can't stop obsessing about Trump, 'Cancel Culture' comes for a former Winter Olympics venue, check out Gov. Mask Mandate and his golfing pals Gary Locke and Christine Gregoire not wearing masks while outdoors.