6am hour -- the potential dire situation for Seattle regarding the City Attorney's race in the November general election, the incomprehensible answer from a spokesman when asked if a homeless camp on Seattle school property will be cleared before first day of school, the zero COVID delusion: why zero COVID infections or deaths is unattainable and the impossible criteria related to lock downs, separating hyperbolic fiction from actual fact in this week's UN IPCC report on climate change, how to reign in the politics of climate change and focus on the facts rather than the outlandish predictions, an example (from Oregon) of how white liberals hurt people of color in an attempt to help people of color. 7am hour -- the even more radical candidate for Seattle City Attorney that just knocked out the already radical (and feckless) incumbent Pete Holmes, the radical candidate is a high school dropout who became a defense attorney, the radical candidate proposes even fewer police officers than Seattle's understaffed force already has, a SeaTac Airport traveler shares this picture of what appears to be a homeless person inside the departures terminal, a college professor has been arrested for arson in connection with what is now the largest wildfire in California history (the Dixie Fire), the arson suspect allegedly set fires within national forests and may have mental health issues, man in MN imprisoned for 9 years for arson and rioting there after murder of George Floyd, the defendant live-streamed his crimes on social media and came to MN from Illinois, NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo resigns after resisting for months, the curious timing of when Cuomo's first public accuser came forward after waiting 2 years to discuss Cuomo's behavior. 8a hour -- GUEST: Olympia homeless/political watchdog, Candy Mercer, is now candidate for city council, she says that Progressives must face the inconvenient truth that their policies on homelessness in Olympia (and Seattle/Tacoma) are failing their communities and the people on the street, the left-wing public defender who wants to become Seattle's city prosecutor (city attorney) so she can stop prosecuting criminals.

6am hour--the synchronized Seattle politics of Gov. Jay Inslee, KC Exec and Seattle Mayor, AG Bob Ferguson's "advisory" to law enforcement in the wake of new "probable cause" policing law, who is Inslee trying to punish with his vaccine mandate for state workers?, notice that Inslee will fire state workers who don't get vaccinated but he won't fire teachers who illegally strike, GUEST: Yakima ER doctor, Raul Garcia M.D., says Gov. Inslee is operating again without checks and balances, Garcia asks what if vaccine hesitant health workers or first responders walk off the job over Inslee's mandate?, those first responders can't afford to be short-staffed, how Garcia's experience coming to the US from Cuba affects his reaction to Inslee's edict yesterday. 7am hour -- KVI's Lars Larson joins the show to examine the scandal brewing with a fake news story involving CNN and a progressive socialist Democrat member of "The Squad", the President of Edmonds Community College objects to parking fines received on campus and gives pathetic excuses for not following parking procedures, homeless in Portland swept from a city park shuffle down the street to a school playground and neighbors blow the whistle about brandishing guns among the homeless, GUEST: Seattle Police Officer's Guild Pres., Mike Solan, responds to the vaccine mandate issued by Gov. Inslee and Mayor Jenny Durkan, how the mandate would violate the CBA, a murder suspect is shot dead after opening fire on Seattle police executing a search warrant for his arrest, the murder suspect was wanted for shooting a 19-year-old in a south Seattle church basement earlier this year. 8am hour -- GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences professor, author and weather blogger, Cliff Mass, per new IPCC "Code Red" report on climate change, "unbelievably, over the top headlines" the media are giving indicates that the news editors haven't read the actual IPCC report, why RCP805 is over-stated, "if you read the details its really not as extreme" as the media's making this report, addressing concerns about Western US drought, the bogus line that humans are responsible for all the warming in the last 100 years (and how it was a misquote in the Seattle Times) , statistical "sleight of hand" in the IPCC report.

It looks like birthday cake candles have finally met 'cancel culture', a KVI caller tackles the issue of climate change alarmists in the WA 8th Congressional district, Gov. Jay Inslee's latest step toward Cuban-style communism as explained by a Cuban refugee/exile.

6am hour -- several deep ironies involving Pres. Obama's big birthday bash on posh Martha's Vineyard island, Obama's party just another in the long list of examples of Democrats' behavior of "do as I say, not as I do", US Sen. Rand Paul delivers perfect response to Congressional chatter about new lockdowns or mask mandates on kids in schools,

GUEST: investigative reporter, Sharyl Attkisson, gives insight on the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally being portrayed as "super spreader" event, Attkisson also investigates why the CDC seem to be “ignoring" natural immunity regarding COVID vaccination levels; a Portland Anti-fa group attacks Christians gathering to pray and it appears to be a blatant religious hate crime, Anti-fa reportedly used flash bang devices to scare/intimidate the Christian gathering which anti-police activists have managed to get banned from use by police departments on crowds. 7am hour -- a man described in mental distress walks on to I-5 blocking traffic in Lynnwood WA, first responders in Lynnwood said they couldn't arrest the man until he consented to mental health help or if a mental health social worker arrived on the scene, the I-5 fiasco is another example of the gray areas in controversial new state law restricting when police can use force to make an arrest, Senate Democrats announce $3.5 trillion budget including free college and pathway to citizenship but offer no specific way to pay for it (other than Pres. Biden's promise to tax the rich), KC Exec. Dow Constantine spreading Seattle's homeless problems around to the suburbs, consider the Redmond WA hotel purchased by King County to house chronically homeless, the Redmond hotel plan appears to lack on-site security, if there's no on-site security how can rules for residents be enforced?, HBO's Bill Maher vs. the US Congresswoman who wants to defund police but happily accepts tens of thousands of dollars in taxpayer funded private security as an elected official. 8am hour -- KVI callers sound off on the Redmond homeless hotel purchased by King County, one caller lives two miles from this Redmond homeless hotel, bad news for some recent political candidates inspired and backed by Bernie Sanders/AOC, Sharyl Attkisson's new reporting examines why acquired/natural immunity should be included in news reports about COVID infections, KVI caller would like McNeil Island prison facility turned into transition housing for homeless with rehab, education and job training, US Senator Rand Paul delivers the perfect response to fellow politicians like Speaker Nancy Pelosi and others pushing for mask mandates, proof of vaccine and renewed lockdowns.

Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson. Cori Bush explains her position on "defund the police" while paying for private security; President Joe Biden once again mentioned an electric Chevrolet Corvette during a press conference held on Thursday, despite no indication from General Motors that such a car is in development // A huge thank-out and recap of our "Wishes in Flight" campaign with Make-a-Wish Alaska/Washington // Homicide suspect shot, killed after firing at officers in White Center; Confusion over state's new police reform laws continues for some law enforcement agencies // A Look Inside Denver’s Clean Needle Exchange Program - is Seattle far behind? // Transgender city councilwoman confronts Aberdeen store owner over controversial sign GUEST: Lars Larson thinks we should follow the science.

Jay Inslee issues a statement on the death of an orca whale, but not on the death of a police officer in Yakima; low voter turnout // The new jobs report is out, but have the jobs lost due to covid been replaced? Amazon postpones return to office until January 2022 // California homeless man arrested three times in three days because of 'Zero-Dollar' bail, police say; Poll shows surveyed San Diego voters in favor of recalling Newsom // President Joe Biden once again mentioned an electric Chevrolet Corvette during a press conference held on Thursday, despite no indication from General Motors that such a car is in development.

Seattle public schools are seeing a decrease in enrollment, which means a decrease in budget; Education Secretary Cardona is asked about teachers unions who are reluctant to return to the classroom, as well as about states who are prohibiting mask mandates // Fractured homeless response means no removal of violent homeless camp anytime soon // Woman who accused Cuomo of groping her breast files criminal complaint, sheriff says // Cori Bush explains her position on "defund the police" while paying for private security, Threatens Mark McCloskey

6am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson: Wishes In Flight fundraiser for Make-A-Wish today, a confrontation at a Seattle unsanctioned homeless camp turns deadly, two men arrested in the deadly attack have lengthy criminal records involving heroin dealing, reports of rocks/debris thrown at cars have basically vanished since a Seattle homeless camp was cleared 2 weeks ago, Seattle teenager wins gold medal at Tokyo Olympics in a brand new sport after she was diagnosed with a compromising hip injury five years ago, how did the CDC unilaterally extend a federal eviction moratorium?, the obvious Constitutional contradictions in the Biden/CDC extension of eviction moratoriums, how members of "The Squad" are influencing the CDC and Biden on the eviction moratorium, progressive Democrat admits she'll pay for her own private security even though she still wants to defund police, progressive Democrats cry foul about ID to vote but at the same time demand ID to prove you've been vaccinated. 7am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson: new CA law allows students to change their grades due to pandemic impact, the CA law immediately brings to mind two movie scenes staring Matthew Broderick, so how does this grade switching impact college admissions?, ex-Seattle Police Chief calls out failure of city's political incumbents to articulate public safety plans, GUEST: KVI's John Carlson joins the show on his day off, Andrew Cuomo facing more and more calls to resign but he's not, a Mukilteo WA teen peddles his bike cross-country to the Statue of Liberty. 8am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson: another guilty plea by an anti-oil activist attempting to derail an oil train near Bellingham, the irony of the guilty plea in the latest case, uh oh West Nile is back in WA and of course the West Nile symptoms are almost identical to the Rona, GUEST: Redmond WA 16-year-old Rajat tells KVI about his Make-A-Wish experience of going to the NY Stock Exchange, a Pennsylvania school board member silences an Iranian immigrant parent asking questions about the district's policy on CRT, all of a sudden reports of rocks/debris thrown at cars in Seattle have dropped since a homeless encampment was cleared, both scenarios that witnesses and police describe about a fatal confrontation at an unsanctioned Seattle homeless camp are bad.

6am hour -- a faint glimmer of optimism regarding Seattle's mayoral race for the general election, the sleazy move made by King County Executive Dow Constantine on a real estate deal to buy a Redmond hotel to house homeless people, big cocaine bust at US/Canada border in Montana, Chehalis WA restaurant that refused to follow Gov. Inslee's customer restrictions says it will be closing permanently in 4 days, a surprising new star among US Olympic athletes in Tokyo and she just won a gold medal for female wrestling, neighbors in Redmond WA are demanding answers about a hotel being converted to house chronically homeless, King County officials have managed to buy this Redmond hotel and avoid public notification requirements, Barack Obama's canceled birthday party leads to a series of jokes about NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo. 7am hour -- GUEST: emergency room doctor, Raul Garcia M.D., asses what the news media are failing to address in the delta variant transmission reports, why masks for kids at school should be optional not mandatory, still no studies exist of COVID-19 infection adverse impact on kids under 10, Garcia answers questions about hospital staffing levels compared to available beds to treat (COVID infected) patients, how this impacts patient admissions, what's going on with pink snow seen on Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Rainier?, investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson digs into why the CDC is failing to talk about natural immunity to COVID (and variants), it keeps getting worse for NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the Marysville School Board race that turned on how voters felt about Critical Race Theory. 8am hour -- GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences professor, author and weather blogger, Cliff Mass, talks about the scientists who are attacking his recent assertions about the PNW record (June) heatwave, Mass points out that the recent group of scientists who disputed his conclusions were not peer-reviewed, this looks more and more like character assassination of Mass by The Seattle Times, why the Seattle Times seems to be siding with a group of climate activist scientists rather than Mass's conclusions. What to make of Seattle voters and the candidates for mayor and city attorney that are headed to the general election, how the one political candidate to the left of Seattle's Kshama Sawant managed to advance to the general election, one Republican candidate who slipped in the early voting in King County, Yakima emergency room Dr. Raul Garcia on new mask mandates and the breathless Seattle news media reports about hospital capacity to handle COVID patients.

6am hour -- Simone Biles bounces back in final gymnastics event to win a medal after withdrawing from prior Olympic events, exposing the hyperbole from WA hospital and health officials for their portrayal of current COVID variant cases, 11% of hospital ICU beds are from COVID patients--hardly a crisis, parents in Richland, Kennewick and Pasco WA are pushing back on Gov. Inslee's mask mandate for school children starting this fall, how nobody in news media or politics challenged the CDC director over data related to children and COVID (variants), some accurate information right now related to contracting COVID and chances for death, Portland (OR) Police face shortage for special crime investigation unit. 7am hour -- Inslee categorically wrong now with new data after his flip comment about Trump voters and vaccinations, what the newest data says about who is and ISN'T getting vaccinated, why this data shows that Inslee is not telling the truth and the pandemic should be time to tell the truth, Gig Harbor's Peninsula School District votes 5-0 to ban CRT subject matter in schools but vows to teach history accurately, Yakima residents may soon get to vote on an income tax ban in the city (Spokane voters approved a ban by 72%), a Republican US Congresswoman deftly dismantles the bogus complaints of Texas Democrats who fled the state to block a voting reform bill. 8am hour -- "ineptitude and extremism married together" in the aftermath of WA new law restricting when police can use force to arrest criminal suspects, BREAKING: new report from NY attorney general concludes Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and broke the law, in six years worth of mass shootings in Chicago only 2 criminals were ever convicted in shootings, GUEST: legal counsel from Alliance Defending Freedom defending Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, Jake Warner, tells KVI about the curious background of the job applicant who disagreed with the UGM's Christian beliefs that serve as the foundation for their outreach to the vulnerable on the street, why UGM is now taking this case to the US Supreme Court.

With new delta variant looming Dr. Anthony Fauci seems to indicate a justification for always wearing masks, the one person a vaccine hesitant person should talk to about their decision on a vaccine, last week's downtown Seattle alleged attempted rapist in the KC Courthouse bathroom is a registered sex offender, America's most prominent medical group says a baby's biological sex should be omitted from a birth certificate, Everett city official shuts down a kid's lemonade stand in a park as homeless continue to camp nearby. King County voters must decide on a tax hike that would add to a program for early childhood care, even the Seattle Times says the childhood programs aren't providing what they promise, why Seattle's city attorney is the most important primary election battle to watch tomorrow (and Wednesday), why one candidate for Seattle city attorney is the most extreme candidate the city's ever seen, 40 years ago yesterday was the launch of an American pop culture touchstone. GUEST: CIS Andrew Arthur how a UN treaty impacts what the US can do to interdict illegal aliens at the US/Mexico border, US gymnast Simone Biles says she'll compete in one final Olympics balance beam competition, sad trombone for US women's Olympic soccer team, the city of LA essentially admits their prior free pass on homelessness wasn't working, GUEST: Republican St. Rep. from Puyallup, Kelly Chambers, talks to KVI about the flaws in a brand new state law on police reform "probable cause" standard for using any police force to initiate and arrest, why a lot of people are worried about this new law after a murder in Puyallup last week, how anti-police activists influenced and passed this new WA law, how Gov. Jay Inslee's office has been silent about public and law enforcement concerns on this new law. 40 years ago the music industry was transformed in what started out as a very unlikely way, HBO's Bill Maher slams woke politics for complaining about surfing as a US Olympic sport, Washington DC's mayor caught violating the mask mandate she imposed just two days prior, why your doctor is a more important factor for any vaccine decision than any politician or celebrity (or talk show host), new polling shows Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney will not win re-election next year, a former immigration judge explains how a United Nations treaty is connected to the Central American migrants claiming asylum status at the US/Mexico border.

6am hour -- another disturbing attack in Seattle and this time its on a woman in the bathroom at the King Co. Courthouse, suspect's record, just got out of jail after serving time for attacking other women (indecent liberties conviction), if there are no consequences for committing crimes (e.g. in Seattle) it means that criminal behavior will continue, new CDC report on delta variant makes for confusing reporting, did nobody tell Pres. Biden that states were offering big money lottery prizes to entice people to vaccinate?

GUEST: candidate for Seattle City Attorney, Ann Davison, talks to KVI about her campaign to replace incumbent Pete Holmes, Davison was on an SPD ride along last night, how current city attorney has created an 11-year record of public safety getting worse and worse; compare TX governor on mask mandates to where WA is right now. 7am hour -- new state law on police reform has resulted in possible suspect pursuits being stopped in crimes ranging from auto theft to murder in Washington, the state law was authored and approved by activists not people with law enforcement experience, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, covers the the continuing inflation concerns for Americans (and the Biden Administration), how inflation is impeding US economic growth, the inspiring story of US gold medal gymnast Sunisa Lee who has risen to the occasion in Simone Biles absence this week. 8am hour -- a pregnant woman is sexually attacked using the bathroom inside the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle, the suspect arrested has a prior criminal history and is reportedly drug addicted according to a family member, GUEST: King Co. Councilmember, Reagan Dunn, talks to KVI about the public safety problems downtown amid this latest courthouse attack, says recent anti-police protests and rhetoric are responsible for a 30-year high in crimes in Seattle/King County, the "twin-fold problems" in the suspect's criminal history, look really closely at the endorsements listed in the King Co. Voters Guide pages 48 and 49 for the Seattle City Council candidates, KVI callers hypothesize on ways to treat drug addicted repeat criminals and improve public safety.

6am hour -- Gov. Jay Inslee backtracks on vaccines and masks less than 1 month after declaring he won the Super Bowl of COVID, what about natural immunity?, COVID death stats continue to drop as infections of Delta variant increase, a KVI caller chimes in about mixed messages from politicians, ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill dies at age 72 and he's described as ZZ Top's "center of gravity", Carlson professes his amazement about the wide-ranging reaction to the Simone Biles mental health story, why Biles isn't a quitter, how Biles's decision paves the way for an American teammate from Vancouver WA, Federal Reserve Chair says he believes inflation will be more persistent and last longer than previously expected. 7am hour -- GUEST: Yakima Hospital ER doctor, Raul Garcia M.D., responds to Gov. Jay Inslee's press conference yesterday and suggestion for vaccinated people to wear masks indoors, Garcia says he can no longer be diplomatic about Inslee, says Inslee is ignoring the minimal chances of vaccinated people being compromised which makes him think Inslee's saying this for control issues, Tom Cotton vs. Coca-Cola senior VP for Global Human Relations about dissing Georgia polls, why political buzz words and "hyper-expensive" programs won't fix the Seattle area's homeless problems. 8am --KVI callers sound off on homeless czar interview, the influence of Seattle's 'homeless industrial complex' on gov't response to homelessness, Inslee tells vaccinated people to wear masks indoors during a news media press conference where he's...wait for it...not wearing a mask indoors, a Seattle bar delivers a very terse when KOMO News asks for an interview regarding their decision to require proof of vaccination by customers who want to be indoors, GUEST: Seattle candidate for mayor, Art Langlie, talks candidly about the "fog of permissiveness...(in Seattle) that's allowing everything to go unchecked", the nebulous and vague solutions offered by other Seattle mayoral candidates, Seattle set a record for murders in a single month (nine in June), RIP to musician Dusty Hill who anchored the band ZZ Top for more than 50 years with his boogie-infused bass guitar prowess, some data/stats that show how unpopular Critical Race Theory is with the general American public.