new information about the dead female shooting victim this week in Seattle in what is now described as a random double shooting, according to Carlson's sources the shooter who opened fire on the two women did so unprovoked, the sources say mental health status may become part of this investigation, dont expect Seattle elected officials to publicly support the police in this situation as activists try to blur or smear what occurred, the bitter irony of being stuck in school on a snow day!

Nikki Haley rebukes Trump and the crowd that followed him, SuperBowl TV (ok and streaming) ratings take a big (and somewhat confounding) dive, meanwhile rocker turned pontificator Bruce Springsteen gets popped for DUI after high profile SuperBowl Jeep ad,

Socialist Seattle City Council woman muted while testifying on billionaire wealth tax, the irony of the council woman claiming Constitutional protection when she failed to stand-up for a similar situation at city hall 2 years ago, Gov. Inslee shows how clueless he is about what businesses are enduring with his pandemic restrictions, Inslee gets exposed when asked about restaurants opening on Valentine's Day for Phase 2, the WA Dept. of Commerce has scrubbed the phrase "no state income tax" from its website appealing to business owners locating in the state.

GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, recalls the farcical moment in yesterday's Senate impeachment trial of Donald Trump, us debt now expected to reach $35 trillion within next 10 years, Moore underscores that Republicans have been as fiscally reckless with debt as Democrats, even Trump never seriously addressed cutting spending/debt, the Biden/Democrat COVID bill does very little to address COVID it just expands domestic spending; GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, gives some examples of how news outlets are promoting censorship, how news outlets are becoming agenda-driven or one-sided propaganda.

GUEST: UW Atmospheric Sciences professor, meteorologist and weather blogger, Cliff Mass, says Mason, Thurston and Lewis Counties will rack up the most snow in the next 48 hours, easterly winds will dry out conditions so the Cascade foothills won't get as much snow as the lowlands.

Seattle Police say this week's fatal shootings near Jimi Hendrix Park started with a random shooting of two women in a car, Seattle activists have erected a shrine to the male suspected shooter who was shot and killed by police but not the young woman that the suspect apparently shot and killed, a KOMO News reporter question to Gov. Inslee about his decision to allow more "regions" to re-open in Phase 2 is Exhibit A in how clueless Inslee is about what businesses actually go through to survive, a case study in identity politics from a San Francisco school board hearing looks like a comedy sketch of politically correct craziness.

Seattle Police release body cam video and 911 call recordings of Tuesday night's fatal shooting of a suspected shooter by officers, warning the audio/video of the fatal confrontation and gun fire is disturbing,

the body cam footage so far seems to indicate the officer's fatal shooting of the suspect is justified, still no answers about why the dead suspect initially shot two women who were in a car, one of those women died after Tuesday's shooting.

MSNBC host's attempt to troll Texas US Senator fails in hilarious fashion, Hold My Beer Story: we have a Gorilla Glue copy-cat video that also goes horribly wrong, GUEST: Tim Eyman, ordered to pay $2.6 million by Thurston Co. judge after series of cases brought by WA AG, Bob Ferguson, Ferguson has been suing Eyman for 6 years, is this a political death penalty for Eyman?, Eyman says the judge basically copy and pasted the penalty requests submitted by AG Ferguson, why Eyman will appeal and what's his next step.

GUEST: CEO of now Edmonds-based, Tri International, Megan Gluth-Bohan, says Seattle's crime and street homeless problems gradually got worse impacting their ability to safely host clients and employees, one employee was being accosted in broad daylight, Seattle's public safety conditions disproportionately put women at risk, why she never felt that the Seattle City Council would listen to a business owner, says the council's priority is preserving an image rather than preserving public safety, why small businesses feeling threatened enough to leave the city will add up for Seattle in the aggregate, why she feels she's part of a moderate majority.

Pres. Biden's COVID advisor seems to suggest that the CDC director will be forced to reverse her earlier advisory that its safe to re-open schools and have teachers return to class, GUEST: KOMO News meteorologist, Kristin Clark, previews the expected low land snowfall coming tonight, tomorrow and Saturday across western Washington, why snow will stick on the ground through early next week; health situation worsens for a former KVI talk show host.

GUEST: Bella Chaffey, Pres. of Alexander's Hope charity event and promoting organ donation awareness, joins the show to invite 5K runners and walkers for their upcoming virtual event fundraiser, Chaffey and her family in Bellevue WA started the charity work after her college-age brother was diagnosed with an emergency heart condition that required surgery.

Seattle Police release body cam video and two 911 calls describing the gun fire and injuries two nights ago that preceded officers fatally shooting the armed male suspect believed to be the initial shooter, the surprising news report spotlighting the business promotion connected to VP Kamala Harris's niece, GUEST: documentary film-maker, political columnist and Seattle political watch-dog, Chris Rufo, talks about how Pres. Biden immediately rolled-back a Trump executive order regarding federal training that Rufo brought to Trump's attention, Biden's executive order shows that activists supporting Critical Race Theory will easily be able to influence the new president on racial issues, also KOMO News meteorologist, Kristin Clark, tells us what to expect with the next 72+ hours of expected snow fall around the western WA lowlands.

Seattle Police release body cam video and 911 call recordings of Tuesday night's fatal shooting of a suspected shooter by officers, warning the audio/video of the fatal confrontation and gun fire is disturbing,

the body cam footage so far seems to indicate the officer's fatal shooting of the suspect is justified, still no answers about why the dead suspect initially shot two women who were in a car, one of those women died after Tuesday's shooting.

MSNBC host's attempt to troll Texas US Senator fails in hilarious fashion, Hold My Beer Story: we have a Gorilla Glue copy-cat video that also goes horribly wrong, GUEST: Tim Eyman, ordered to pay $2.6 million by Thurston Co. judge after series of cases brought by WA AG, Bob Ferguson, Ferguson has been suing Eyman for 6 years, is this a political death penalty for Eyman?, Eyman says the judge basically copy and pasted the penalty requests submitted by AG Ferguson, why Eyman will appeal and what's his next step.

GUEST: CEO of now Edmonds-based, Tri International, Megan Gluth-Bohan, says Seattle's crime and street homeless problems gradually got worse impacting their ability to safely host clients and employees, one employee was being accosted in broad daylight, Seattle's public safety conditions disproportionately put women at risk, why she never felt that the Seattle City Council would listen to a business owner, says the council's priority is preserving an image rather than preserving public safety, why small businesses feeling threatened enough to leave the city will add up for Seattle in the aggregate, why she feels she's part of a moderate majority.

Pres. Biden's COVID advisor seems to suggest that the CDC director will be forced to reverse her earlier advisory that its safe to re-open schools and have teachers return to class, GUEST: KOMO News meteorologist, Kristin Clark, previews the expected low land snowfall coming tonight, tomorrow and Saturday across western Washington, why snow will stick on the ground through early next week; health situation worsens for a former KVI talk show host.

GUEST: Bella Chaffey, Pres. of Alexander's Hope charity event and promoting organ donation awareness, joins the show to invite 5K runners and walkers for their upcoming virtual event fundraiser, Chaffey and her family in Bellevue WA started the charity work after her college-age brother was diagnosed with an emergency heart condition that required surgery.

Seattle Police release body cam video and two 911 calls describing the gun fire and injuries two nights ago that preceded officers fatally shooting the armed male suspect believed to be the initial shooter, the surprising news report spotlighting the business promotion connected to VP Kamala Harris's niece, GUEST: documentary film-maker, political columnist and Seattle political watch-dog, Chris Rufo, talks about how Pres. Biden immediately rolled-back a Trump executive order regarding federal training that Rufo brought to Trump's attention, Biden's executive order shows that activists supporting Critical Race Theory will easily be able to influence the new president on racial issues, also KOMO News meteorologist, Kristin Clark, tells us what to expect with the next 72+ hours of expected snow fall around the western WA lowlands.

Tim Eyman fined $2.6 million, NBA requires teams to play nation anthem after Mark Cuban's Mavericks stopped playing it, and Biden asked for resignation of Trump-appointed US attorneys.

Seattle Police officer shoots and kills a shooting suspect, the shooting started with a 911 call that two women had been shot by an assailant in the Central District, the SPD assistant chief lists 5 different agencies at the shooting scene to review and investigate the police (and suspect) conduct, another case of a CA official breaking COVID rules restricting gatherings, Twitter's CFO says Trump will never be allowed to rejoin Twitter, NYT's Thomas Friedman prefers China to US but completely ignores the plight of the ethnic minority Uighurs in his rush to hammer the US.

Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame nominees (and fan voting options) released today, we're vexed to realize that Tina Turner and Carole King are not already inducted into Rock Hall given their musical contributions, why the Senate impeachment trial of Trump is purely political now.

GUEST: St. Rep. Roger Goodman is sponsoring HB 1169 to end some gun crime sentencing enhancements, Carlson asks about the irony of the political party (Democrats) that does everything to (legally) control guns but its Legislative members are easing punishments on criminals who use guns while committing crimes, Goodman says the current gun crime enhancements lead to excessive sentences against criminals, eventually Goodman plays the race card about defendants of color getting longer sentences.

another glance at this morning's nominees for the Rock Hall, a follow-up to last hour's discussion about a WA Legislative bill (HB 1169) to reduce criminal penalties if you're convicted of using a gun while committing some crimes, the claim that Democrats are 'reimagining criminal justice', Biden and teacher's unions in California are on a collision course over re-opening schools for in-class learning, the Reddit forum that pumped up GameStop stock is now doing the same thing with cannabis company stocks, KVI callers sound off on impeachment and teacher's unions, Nikki Haley delivers a perfect rebuke to activists and politicians who want to end capitalism.

yesterday's court drama regarding the federal charges against a "Proud Boy" member from Auburn WA about the Jan. 6th US Capitol attack in DC, Democrats still can't produce evidence against Trump as the Senate trial starts (procedurally) today, Republican Senator wonders where the evidence is for the Trump Senate impeachment trial, another example of exuberant "progressives" doing everything they can to get rid of moderate Democrats, red flag goes up about the alliance between political news media and presidential campaigns/administrations, Motown singing legend and pioneer passes away at age 76, avalanche kills snow mobile rider near Cle Elum WA and the last week has been the deadliest in 100 years for avalanches across the US, a Seattle business owner's decision to move out shows business eventually trumps your identity politics, the business owner says her decision to move comes down to a lack of safety in Seattle.

the Tik Tok viral video involving Gorilla Glue, in more serious news...the recent decline in COVID deaths, SB 5114 gaining support to shift entire state of WA to Phase 2 (with social distancing still in place), Governor Science refused to call a special session to help businesses and is now scrambling to deter the effects of a big hike in unemployment taxes that WA businesses are required to pay.

Green Jobs update...

An ID Republican Congressman proposes tearing down four Snake River hydro dams (in WA) to save salmon, GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers talks about the $35 billion price tag for the dam tear down and the trade-offs of destroying dams to help salmon, the Seattle Times story that omits 2019 data that shows Snake River salmon rebounding; border security and a New Mexico rancher.

new WX predictions show Pierce and Thurston Counties should get most significant snowfall (6+ inches) Thursday night into Friday,

a new Congressional Budget Office study projects about half-a-million job losses if Congress approves a federal $15 minimum wage, US Sen. Elizabeth Warren claims a family of three could survive on minimum wage when she was younger, the hyperbole game Democrats are playing with 2nd impeachment trial and the Jan. 6th mob attack on US Capitol, Democrats aiming for maximum emotional impact rather than actual evidence at Senate trial, what the 9 Democratic impeachment managers plan to do to address the television audience (rather than, you know, the Senate jurors),

Developing: Seattle's City Attorney plans to run for 4th term begging the question what has Pete Holmes done in the last 4 years that made Seattle better?, to wit: an LGBQT female business owner in Seattle is moving her business out of the city because its no longer safe for her employees or clients in Seattle.

Tom Brady steals the Super Bowl show in upset victory, the conventional wisdom that Brady is now the GOAT, Brady wins MVP but a lot of people are saying the real Super Bowl MVP is a Tampa Bay assistant coach, Seattle socialists are starting to identify Democrats who aren't socialist enough for the Legislature, Democrats are quietly pushing a bill that would make it easier for violent criminals to get parole,

Olympia Watch: SB 5036 which would abolish the criminal sentence of life without parole, the bill is another example of Democrats allowing violent criminals to get out of jail early, former US Secretary of State dies at age 100.

Bothell resident, Cassie, says she was fired from her job in Woodinville because she was at the Jan. 6th Trump rally in DC, she wanted to go to DC to hear her President speak, says she was about 40 feet from the Capitol Building steps when rioting started, says when she heard about damage at Capitol Building she left the area, how she was notified by her employer one week later that she was fired, she says her firing revolved around a phone call to her employer by someone who mischaracterized her behavior, a notable Republican trolls Pres. Biden for his comments about school closures being a "national emergency", a list of now defunct companies that advertised in the first Super Bowl game (2002) that Tom Brady played,

GUEST: KOMO meteorologist, Kristin Clark, snow may stick around Western Washington in the lowlands for several days later this week; also the SuperBowl ad about adoption that really stood out in yesterday's annual spotlight for creative commercials.

Your first chance today to win $500 (another chance today at 4:05pm), Tom Brady steals the show at Super Bowl LV, Brady doesn't measure up by stats but again proves he's playing the long game,

snowflakes in politics triggered by the Super Bowl, US Supreme Court strikes down CA restrictions on church worship gathering(s) during pandemic, listen to Justice Gorsuch's majority opinion on rejecting California's restrictions to the First Amendment, the Super Bowl ad that utilized a church chapel as a place to meet.

The latest Covid numbers, and how calls to defund the police have driven up gun sales.

over 1.8 million members of a WA health club chain have worked out in the last month with no cases of COVID infection, GUEST: CEO of Planet Fitness, Victor Block, talks about the safety measures being used that show its possible to open up gyms with greater capacity than what Gov. Inslee is allowing.

A return to "catch and release" policy by Pres. Biden, Biden's tough talk against Russia and Putin, the humorous hashtag surrounding US Rep. AOC's recent description of her plight during the Jan. 6th mob attack at the US Capitol, the Amber Alert that was accidentally sent out with the picture of a horror movie doll.

WA Democrats in Legislature want to eliminate life without parole, this bill-- SB 5036 -- would also effect the "Three Strikes, You're Out" law, SB 5036 is ironic because the political party that uses gun violence as a wedge issue in elections now wants no penalties for gun violence crimes, King County's Republican Party chair is playing hardball with two WA Senators, Canada blocking US cruise ships from Seattle could mean a loss of 5500 total jobs and $4 million per sailing for King County economy,

GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, the states still haven't spent $1 trillion in CARES Act money as Democrats are pushing a new $1.9 trillion for new direct (relief) checks to Americans, the economic importance involved in getting schools re-opened and teachers back into the classroom with students.

GUEST: host of Full Measure, investigative journalist, Sharyl Attkisson, previews her new report on a study that shows states that imposed strict lockdowns weren't better at preventing COVID spread than states that decided to stay open.

Monday $500 contest preview for KVI listeners, recap of SB 5036 (call the Legislative Hotline to tell your State Reps and Senator how you feel, 800-562-6000) , SB 5036 would abolish life without parole and gut the "Three Strikes You're Out" law, criminals in Seattle avoid jail time because of a court backlog, its allowed criminals to continue committing crimes while they await trail for old ones, why aren't King County officials fixing this backlog?

DEVELOPING: the "skunk" at Joe Biden's COVID relief party is emerging, Gov. Jay Inslee responds to the county health department that is questioning his Phase 1 and Phase 2 designations to re-open businesses.

3pm Topics: Father arrested on suspicion of arson and murder, John asks the listeners to call the Washington State Senate hotline to help stop Senate Bill 5036, and CEO of Planet Fitness Growth Partners Victor Brick joined John to discuss how there should be no COVID restrictions in fitness gyms in Washington State.