6am hour -- another rock throwing arrest at a Seattle freeway intersection, a 19 yr old man finally arrested one year later for murder at Seattle's CHOP last year, the lawlessness Seattle officials allowed to happen when they allowed the CHOP Zone to exist last year, the TX Democrats that flew a charter plane in their political stunt to block a vote on an election reform bill, is Harrson Ford the greatest movie star (not actor, but star) of all-time?, the latest US financial report shows inflation is still hurting American consumers, how inflation works as a tax against all Americans. 7am hour -- GUEST: KVI's Kirby Wilbur tracks the Texas political stunt by Democrats trying to block an election reform bill in that state, Kirby points out that Texas polling says only 27% of Texans support the Democrats for fleeing, the irony of Democrats who hate cars and blame humans and cars for climate change are complaining about ending drive-through voting in Texas, a new study says parental stability is a bigger predictor of adult psychopathy than childhood poverty, a suggested list of five small WA towns to visit in summer. GUEST: National Review's John Fund points out that TX Democrats are also fleeing the state because of census redistricting that they're also trying to impede, some Karl Marx vs Groucho Marx levity, some closing thoughts on NYC's "ranked choice" voting experiment, Lake Stevens WA native, Chris Pratt, stars in fun new summer movie "The Tomorrow War" that takes some swipes at the UN and big government. 8am hour -- the problem with the WA statewide spike in murders and other crimes, the failure of Seattle/state leaders to acknowledge or understand the very obvious causes of this murder and crime increase, US Rep. AOC makes a curious citation about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and the Texas drama over an election reform bill pending there, today's notable business news is the continuing increase of inflation in US consumer spending which works as a tax increase on Americans, GUEST: WA OSPI Chris Reykdal, talks to KVI about concerns related to Critical Race Theory (CRT) or related subject matter being taught in public schools, the disconnect between the teacher's union (NEA) and the OSPI on the status of CRT subject matter, the loophole that allows teachers to present racial equity subjects unilaterally without any district or school board checks and balances, consider the example of a 2nd grade teacher in Kent WA, the example of the book "To Kill A Mockingbird" in public school classrooms, Reykdal's explanation of local decisions for CRT subject matter but not for comprehensive sexual education that was just passed by the WA Legislature in 2020.

6am hour -- historic street protests against the communist government across Cuba, GUEST: military and strategic affairs analyst, Ralph Peters, says Cuban people have had enough and want change, analyzing the Cuban support for the Castro regime now that Fidel is dead and Raul is ailing, the curious silence from Seattle and America's most vocal socialists after the weekend street protests in Cuba, the COVID connection to Cuba's gigantic street protests yesterday, the Cuban propaganda blaming protests on American mercenaries, why isn't Pres. Biden in Miami right now to address the Cuban people, WA US Senator Henry Jackson's feelings about Communist Cuba, the historic backlog of criminal cases in King County and politicians blaming COVID for slowing court cases, the court backlog leads to plea deals and all of a sudden serious crimes result in much lower penalty convictions from the plea deal, some felonies get plead down to gross misdemeanors and some gross misdemeanors get plead down to misdemeanors and then misdemeanors get dropped all together, a KVI interview tomorrow will tackle CRT and public schools. 7am hour -- ALERT: there might be rain in the Puget Sound forecast on Friday, the snow melt on Mt. Rainier is now visible from 45 miles away, ethically challenged Seattle City Councilwoman will help collect petition signatures for her own recall vote, Kshama Sawant's strategy is to conduct the vote for a general election in November and not a special election in February, so how dense is Gov. Jay Inslee?? New polling on two hot button issues (spoiler alert: one of em's CRT) will tell you if your political views are in-step with a majority of Americans, CRT is not as popular as all the SJWs and left-wing Democrats apparently think it is. 8am hour -- Cubans across Cuba protest in streets and repeatedly chant "Libertad" demanding 'liberty' from the Communist central government, could this be the beginning of the end of the morally bankrupt Cuban regime?, the smartest thing Pres. Biden could do right now about Cuba, a Seattle TV news reporter asks a very blunt question about the investigation that recommends firing to SPD officers for their presence at the Jan. 6th US Capitol Building mob attack, actor Sean Penn takes an unhinged swipe at Trump about COVID during Cannes Film Festival press junket, a response to a "progressive" who blames a few rich people for not completely ending homelessness, a Cold War-era US military intelligence officer reacts to the historic street protests yesterday in Cuba, a KVI caller connects the dots between background checks on gun buyers amid Seattle's prohibition on background check of apartment/house renters.

6am hour -- Seattle OPA concludes two SPD officers should be fired for their actions/presence at DC Capital mob attack (Jan. 6th), note that nobody from Jan. 6th Capitol attack has been charged with "insurrection", Gov. Jay Inslee clings to Seattle Times story that UW's Cliff Mass has dismantled, another sign of Seattle's toothless response to homeless problems, learning more about the appalling background of accused Bellevue murder who shot and killed estranged wife working at Sam's Tavern, what to make of Taliban asserting itself in Afghanistan now that US military has withdrawn from the country. 7am hour -- UW's Cliff Mass counter-points a report authored by 27 scientists (some from Europe) who contend record setting WA/OR high temps last week were result of climate change, Seattle's mayor makes a very revealing statement about "unlawful events" related to two city police officers at Jan. 6th US Capitol attack, two pizza connoisseurs declare Portland OR as the best pizza city in America, GUEST: economist Steve Moore analyzes Seattle's lifeguard shortage, two Biden policy goals that would fail fantastically if put up for Congressional vote, a salute to convicted extortionist Michael Avenatti from the slobbering liberal pundits who loved him the most. 8am hour -- GUEST: SPOG president, Mike Solan, addresses the new OPA report regarding six SPD officers investigated for their conduct/behavior at Jan. 6th US Capitol attack, the entitlement mentality of Seattle's pro-Light Rail crowd was on full display yesterday, GUEST: (Kashama) Sawant Recall Campaign chair, Henry Bridger II, talks to KVI about the hostilities that signature gatherers have endured from Sawant supporters, note that none of the nine Seattle City Council members have publicly condemned the behavior/hostilities of people antagonizing the signature gatherers, a new video from homeless policy and CRT watch-dog, Chris Rufo, perfectly sums up why cities like Seattle/LA/SF continue to have homeless problems while a city like Houston TX (with an African-American, Democratic Party mayor) is solving its homeless problems.

6am -- Alaska Airlines struggles to staff ground crews at Sea-Tac Airport, in some cases Alaska Airlines desk workers are loading and unloading the luggage on to plans, Seattle Times story directly contradicts conclusions of UW's Cliff Mass about climate change and last week's record WA/OR heatwave, is the government snooping on a Fox News host?, more jobs than ever currently available in America, a Bellevue murder suspect allegedly stole the gun used to kill his ex-wife while she was working at a bar this week, and now a separate murder becomes Bellevue's second in three days, these two Bellevue cases underscore the increase in statewide murders during the last year, WA has the lowest ratio of police officers to population of 100,000 ranking 51st in the nation , the Chehalis (WA) School District will be first in state to ban CRT subject matter in schools. 7am hour -- GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers assess Gov. Inslee's claim about winning the COVID Super Bowl with his emergency power decisions, the continuing narrative from Seattle media outlets Seattle Times that last week's record heat wave was singularly connected to climate change, the first school district in Washington emerges to ban teaching CRT subject matter in schools, why this pushback is key, Biden's HHS Secretary says "it is absolutely the government's business" to know who is vaccinated as he touts a door-to-door vaccination check of Americans. 8am hour -- the politics of climate change advocates and Seattle news media, more real world examples of available jobs going unfilled at Sea Tac Airport, the vitriolic Facebook post about the American flag by a BLM group in Utah, Gov. Inslee's 2014 promise to thin 200,000 acres of state forest land to prevent wildfires has disappeared.

GUEST: UW professor, Cliff Mass, on Seattle Times report of 27 scientists believing record heat wave was singularly due to climate change., Mass says the report was "thrown together" and the science is "extremely poor", says the Seattle Times story is more of a political document than a news report; there's a Seattle-area lifeguard shortage this summer, some people in Federal Way WA are so upset with homeless problems they've started a grocery cart protest and the city isn't happy about the civil disobedience.

6am hour -- racial equity and CRT for businesses and schools, a national teacher's union now opposes state laws to block CRT or 1619 Project curriculum, CRT is not about the precept "do unto others as you would have them do to you", information from the teacher's union website mysteriously disappears, a pro-CRT teacher is the Tyler Durden of CRT supporters, the Seattle Public Health doctor vs. the UW professor on climate change and last week's record setting heat wave, KVI's Lars Larson tees off on Biden Administration plan to go "door to door" to vaccinate unvaccinated people, he notes that plenty of health care workers are deciding not to get vaccinated and are pushing back against hospital imposed vaxx requirements on nurses and docs. 7am hour -- woman in Federal Way WA criticizes police for shooting and wounding her husband who was attacking a motel manager with a knife, how the Federal Way police shooting echoes the anguish of the Ma'khia Bryant case in Ohio two months ago, a Peninsula School District parent announces her candidacy for school board due to CRT concerns, how the WEA teacher's union showed their true colors about education by refusing to re-open schools and embrace CRT.

WA officials seem intent on jacking up the toll rates of the New Narrows Bridge, Seattle Downtown Tunnel and 520 Bridge because people drove less during the pandemic, you can give your public input about these toll rates by clicking this link for online comment (do it before July 14th), another example of a NW restaurant paying a signing bonus to hire employees, Carlson's dismay at discovering that his dentist of 38 years has all of a sudden closed shop at some point during the pandemic, Gov. Inslee sure doesn't lack for self-esteem despite his dubious COVID decisions, Inslee said he won the Super Bowl of COVID when asked about his unimpeded emergency powers during the pandemic, consider the struggle of school age kids being kept out of classrooms in WA during the pandemic and during the vaccinations. 8am hour -- Biden's spokesman gets dismantled by the AP reporter covering the State Dept., a news story that should be leading most newscasts is not getting much attention at all, the story involves Twitter censorship of a New Zealand professor over comments about China's President, today's the 75th wedding anniversary of Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter, "tourism is colonialism" screed from a progressive on social media, Sen. Bernie Sanders is losing a lot of clout according to Axios, WA finally toughens its rules for receiving extended unemployment which is preventing more workers from taking jobs right now, KVI callers sound off on the extended unemployment bennies vs. all the job openings available right now.

6am hour -- a July 4th recap, the King County health official claiming climate change produced last week's record breaking local heat wave, an arrest in Kent after cars are hit with rocks thrown on to I-5, what American Democrats like Maxine Waters/AOC/Cori Bush have in common with the Southern Confederates fighting to protect the use of slavery, Biden scandal the mainstream news media ignores, a Seattle spray park for kids to stay cool in summer is shutdown because of homeless lining the nearby area, when it comes to kids and spray parks or homeless people it shows that Seattle will give deference to homeless people, the landlord vs big government battle over air conditioning. 7am hour -- 184 people across America killed in gun violence over July 4th weekend, in Chicago there were 89 shootings (16 murders) over the July 4th weekend, the video montage at a minor league baseball stadium that inferred US Rep. AOC is a communist dictator, new polling examines how Americans feel about abortion, George Foreman's 4th of July message calls back to his 1968 Gold Medal celebration in contrast with the medal stand protest by sprinter's Tommy Smith and John Carlos, July 4th currently treated the same today by most Congressional Democrats as the Confederacy did during the US Civil War. 8am hour -- GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences professor (author and weather blogger), Cliff Mass, responds to various public officials and media reports claiming record heat wave was due to climate change, his reaction to the King County Public Health Officer's claim of "new normal", says the location of a high pressure system and the jet stream were the true factors of last week's record heat, Mass says the record heat was essentially a perfect storm of conditions to break records, Mass comments on the politicization of science (and climate), an example of this politicization is the Cascade Mountain snow pack measurement, scientists getting grant money is partly to blame, apparently numerous King County teachers are uni-laterally teaching their version of Critical Race Theory, Seattle's political class picks homeless people over children and parks, its another example of how feckless Seattle politicians and bureaucrats are and how Seattle families are held hostage by homeless people taking over parks, a 35 yr old man arrested in Kent for throwing concrete debris at 4 cars on I-5, three new reports this morning of cars being hit with debris on WB I-90 coming out of the Mt. Baker tunnel.

6am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson : the Lexi Harris memorial service yesterday included ordinary citizens who wanted to pay their respects to Harris, the politicians who did and didn't attend the memorial, 850,000 June job hirings are under-whelming considering all the job openings in America, landlords finally catch a break from Gov. Jay Inslee, shade for Vogue's FLOTUS cover photo, Pres. Biden's public opinion numbers are in the tank, the Politico expose' on VP Kamala Harris's staffers disaffection with her, a KVI caller points out some concerns about how CRT is portrayed in basic Internet search results. 7am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson --Just In: US Supreme Court declines to hear the appeal of the Richland WA flower shop owner who refused to arrange flowers for a gay couple's wedding, a Republican Senator delivers savvy response to Biden's Attorney General who just unilaterally halted federal executions, Facebook warning about 'extremism' seems to be only targeting conservative platform users, a Snohomish County company called Eviation says they will test an electric powered passenger airplane by the end of the year, opponents of a petition campaign in Seattle to give voters more over-sight on addressing homeless problems get desperate to block the possible vote on the plan, KVI callers chime in with their favorite patriotic American movies as we honor 4th of July.

8am hour -- Ari Hoffman in for John Carlson : the candidate for King County Council with a bomb threat case in her background, what Hoffman discovered when he filed a public records request connected to the bomb threat (which occurred on board a school bus), check out the Seattle politicians (past and present) who are endorsing this candidate with the bomb threat history,

still trying to figure out why SCOTUS refused to hear Arlene's Flowers religious freedom legal case,

https://apnews.com/article/wa-state-wire-us-supreme-court-lifestyle-weddings-government-and-politics-347722cb8764c9aca999289fa74ba368

8am SWEEP --

Oh, you mean like a CHOP zone where the general public can't go for 5 weeks for fear of intimidation and or crime?

https://twitter.com/Dylan_Beight/status/1410686105729466368?s=19

Rachel Dolezal is back in the news regarding a Korean social media influencer, sports and politics, should a license be required to light off your backyard 4th of July fireworks?

6am hour -- Phil Vandervort in for John Carlson: today's memorial at 1pm for Seattle Police officer Lexi Harris, the procession route from Burien to SoDo and T-Mobile Park, the misleading headlines about heat-related deaths in WA and OR this week, NYC elections fiasco comedy, Puyallup drug bust appears to be ripple-effect of Seattle politicians utter failure to address chronic/drug-addicted homeless and repeat criminal problems, Bill Cosby's sex assault conviction over turned, the 5th Amendment protections in the ruling will be a real Rorschach test for people's gender-political views. 7am hour -- Phil Vandervort in for John Carlson: Gov. Jay Inslee is George McFly from "Back To the Future", Spokane's mayor takes a subtle swipe at Inslee for his failure to lift his pandemic restrictions sooner, Inslee makes another bogus claim about WA wildfires and climate change, a Glacier Peak HS grad from Snohomish WA just made the Olympic track team but not for the US, a King County man arrested for planning and staging street car 'sideshow' burnouts and blocking intersections, GUEST: economist Steve Moore is enthusiastic about US economy despite continuing mis-steps by Pres. Biden, the example he saw in Texas of more workers applying for the 9.3 million job openings in the US, why jobs continue to go unfilled in WA, OR and CA; what you could actually get for $59 billion in Sound Transit Light Rail/mass transit. 8am hour -- Phil Vandervort in for John Carlson: Lexi Harris memorial starts at 1pm today, two friends deliver powerful message about Harris building bridges between police and the African-American community , a comment last hour on the show about Millennials having an anti-American (or anti-capitalism) view could be remedied by watching a scene from the recent HBO mini-series "Chernobyl" (i.e. Soviet Russia), a socialist Seattle council woman wants to stop using the term "single family" zoning,

Prediction time: will Western WA get another 100 degree day in less than or more than 13 months?, Everett begins a two tier plan to curb homelessness starting next week, the plan involves the Everett Gospel Mission, Gov. Inslee's uninspiring attempt to rally supporters in Tacoma yesterday, an Idaho backcountry camper kills an aggressive moose in self-defense, why $59 billion in Sound Transit mass transit money would have been better spent on expanding a freeway from South Tacoma to Renton.

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: WA fully re-opens today after two weeks to flatten the curve, snow cancels the expected release of one of Kirby's favorite current TV shows, the irony of NYC's inability to post accurate primary election results after all the Democrats' complaints about voter reform laws, did BLM/Pride activists kidnap this city council person demanding a signature to a list of activist demands? why its more important to remember DeAnna Price and not Gwen Berry on the (2021) 2020 US Olympic Track and Field team, four stories involving a Good Guy (or Gal) With a Gun, why NYC should summarily end their flirtation with "ranked choice voting" after newly discovered corrupted primary election results. 7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: today WA businesses can fully re-open with out Gov. Inslee's capacity restrictions, by comparison Texas re-opened in early March with no sizeable consequences while WA remained on lock down because of Inslee, how private property rights were ignored by Inslee as he extended his lock down, contemplating the creation of planet Earth after the discovery of a new skull that is larger than modern humans, the skull described as "Dragon man" is baffling scientific researchers who have tracked evolutionary changes, did extreme heat or extra car traffic damage road pavement on the West Seattle Bridge detour route yesterday?, a Seattle mayoral candidate gives a very revealing answer if she had a "magic wand", the British taxes that were levied on American colonists precipitating the 1776 revolution, the Declaratory Act that followed the repeal of the Stamp Act. 8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson. GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers points out that in Gov. Inslee's Washington today is the day COVID ends, the cost of COVID restrictions were never factored by Inslee, "collateral damage" of Inslee's lock down decisions including lost education/learning in public schools, sticking to tangible data rather than subjective conclusions, refuting Inslee's continuing claim that he acted more rapidly to save lives, Inslee quoted as saying it will be 130-degrees sometime in Seattle because of climate change, three scientific leaders who are candid about the scope of climate change impact and daily weather that climate activists seem intent on hijacking for political gains.

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the cool down has begun after three straight days of record breaking Puget Sound heat, fatal shooting during the heatwave in Seattle at the popular Alki Beach, King County authorities finally charge a man in the double murder of two females in Burien connected to gang graffiti, the heatwave in Oregon was soooo bad it prompted a suspension of the state's law requiring an attendant pump your gasoline, new stats for Puget Sound home sales show how much higher than listing price buyers are willing to spend, in some cases over $300,000 more than asking price, very low interest rates influence this real estate spending, King County finally ends its mask mandate today, the class system (of jobs) that COVID created (with the help of government lock downs). 7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: Kirby exposes a national news reporter actively injecting personal opinion into a news story, a candidate for Seattle mayor is almost shot by catalytic converter thieves, the candidate credits a car seat head rest for blocking the bullet that was fired at his head, WA will no longer require traffic tickets be paid regarding suspended licenses, Bonney Lake WA man drives 1300 miles to help people get AC units during record setting heat wave, WPC's Jason Mercier clobbers Gov. Science aka Jay Inslee over arbitrary standards for COVID and taxes, the Fife WA connection to a country music legend, the irony of Seattle social justice warriors complaining about the results listed in the recently released King County 'heat map', federal task force concludes that lack of historical context is now racist. 8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson. GUEST: KVI's Ari Hoffman joins the show, Hoffman talks about the biggest surprise he discovered after becoming a full time talk show host and how his Jewish faith has impacted his political views from his formative years to adulthood, Hoffman points to a well known liberal blogger who has shifted his views to conservative after seeing failed results from Democrats, Tacoma climate activists try to blame this week's record heatwave on climate change but have apparently never heard of Cliff Mass or Steve Koonin, some perspective on the trends and stats related to 'Black on Black' crime in America, the patently bogus spin of the Biden Administration blaming Republicans for defunding police, Pres. Biden busted with another "Four Pinocchios" for patently false statement on gun ownership.