Gov. Inslee's newest lockdown restriction(s) help big retailers like Amazon but hurts lots and lots of small businesses like restaurants,

listen to the sermon delivered by a Georgia US Senate candidate calling for "repenting" your "whiteness", the Senate candidate--Rev. Raphael Warnock--could make or break the political control of the US Senate, Warnock is invoking political memories of controversial Chicago reverend Jeremiah Wright.

Gov. Inslee imposes new 1-month lockdown and restrictions on several businesses including your Thanksgiving gatherings, Carlson dares Inslee to send authorities to his multi-household Thanksgiving gathering, Inslee fails to connect any actual science to the justification of his shutdown (only statistics), two performances for the ages at The Master's golf tourney.

GUEST: Yakima ER doctor, Raul Garcia M.D., joins the show to talk about Inslee's new COVID-19 restrictions and lockdown(s), Garcia agrees with one thing Inslee did last week but disagrees with his latest lockdown decision, the inconsistency in Inslee's new lockdown(s), what Garcia would do if he were Governor; KVI's Lars Larson talks about the day's big news on Moderna's vaccine reaching 94% success rate in tests.

ER docs in Seattle revive a Mt. Rainier hiker who was dead for 45 minutes after being stuck over-night in the snow, the extreme procedure ER docs used to warm the hiker's blood and save his life, a Christmas miracle about 6 weeks early, the top Republican in WA House of Reps slams Inslee's new 1-month lockdown and virus restrictions,

war historian and earnest US political observer Victor Davis Hanson gives a potent analogy about Trump, the first Iranian and Cherokee Indian women were just elected to US Congress (and--spoiler alert: they're Republicans).

flashback to 1 month ago when a World Health Organization (WHO) doctor told a BBC interviewer that "lockdowns don't work as primary means to control" the virus, the WHO doctor says lockdowns contribute to poverty and child malnutrition (when they don't get nutrition assistance via school attendance), Yakima ER doctor says more education is required to halt the virus spread not Gov. Inslee's newest lockdown plan.

Seattle's Kshama Sawant complains about Amazon but she won't complain about Inslee's decisions that benefit Amazon, the lack of science in Gov. Inslee's new decision to impose a 1-month lockdown to slow COVID-19 infections, several jaw-dropping angles to the story of the Mt. Rainier climber who was revived by ER docs after being clinically dead for 45 minutes in the ER.

LA Times posts a dangerously deceptive story as a cautionary tale about people gathering this month for Thanksgiving or any December holidays, the LA Times story describes an August wedding event in Maine where one person who attended was unwittingly COVID positive, the story over-looks some obvious mistakes of people back in August who then intentionally went to work knowing that they had physical symptoms known to indicate COVID, had some of these infected people just followed well established guidelines to stay home from work this LA Times story would be moot; a closer look at Speaker Nancy Pelosi's election reform bill.

Gov. Jay Inslee tells people not to gather for Thanksgiving, Inslee says gather "virtually", why this doesn't have to be an either/or situation, the collateral damage Inslee is missing with people's mental health during these restrictions,

becoming obvious that Gov. Inslee will announce restrictions on bars, gyms and other businesses next week, the conundrum of everyone wearing masks yet the virus spread is going up so quickly the last three weeks, KVI's Lars Larson wants to know if "Turkey cops" are showing up at bigger Thanksgiving gatherings, Dr. Anthony Fauci now says its time for Americans "to do what you're told" by public health officials.

how a labor-union backed State Senate candidate in Issaquah hauled in $2 million via Gov. Inslee supporters and is now losing, GUEST: St. Senator Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah) says 20% of ballots in his district (ostensibly Republicans) left his race blank because they saw two Democrats listed, the danger of Mullet's opponents warning voters that Mullet had bi-partisan support (with conservatives like KVI's John Carlson), why Mullet says taxpayers are not an ATM for politicians.

A legal question about a hypothetical crime being charged if it happened in Seattle, GUEST: economist Steve Moore talks about what he thinks the US economy will look like should Biden be announced the next president, note what Biden said during 1st debate about waiting to declare any election victory, which state is more liberal based on 2020 election results: WA or CA?, which political party is actually looking out for small businesses in 2020?, why the Democrats love lock-downs; Norway's pending clamp down on free speech regarding the B-word.

Cascade Mountains are receiving feet--not inches--of snow this weekend, it appears Joe Biden will win Arizona electoral votes by 11,000 votes, Trump's legal challenges are not yielding sufficient results so far, Biden leads in PA by 50,000 votes yet its still important to verify all legal votes, consider the mail-in voting distribution in Nevada, the scenario of Biden winning presidency and if Gov. Jay Inslee leaves to join his cabinet, the two faces of Chicago's mayor who now says "cancel traditional Thanksgiving plans",

the confusing absolutism of Gov. Jay Inslee's Thanksgiving gathering announcement last night, why Inslee is aiming to impose renewed restrictions on all types of businesses starting next week, consider the impact on retail stores during the high point of the holiday shopping season, the WA initiative to reform policing that already seems to be in blatant violation of the single subject rule.

COVID-19 vaccine did you know: the Pfizer vaccine has to be transported and stored in deep freeze temperatures before patients can be inoculated, US AG Bill Barr and some guy quitting prompting impeachment calls by Democrats, Barr's decision for DOJ to investigate any possible vote fraud in Presidential election, claims that Barr's politicizing the federal law enforcement agency but what's being left out of the anti-Trump complaints about Barr.

the media narrative differs from the legal narrative about the Presidential election, Georgia will conduct a 'hand' recount for a more accurate Presidential election tabulation,

why 150,000 votes won't be reversed, Karl Rove points out that three statewide hand recounts did end up changing an election outcome in the last 40 years (including the 2004 WA governors race), Twitter flags one Trump tweet but not another about the election/recount results, Biden's COVID-19 advisor suggests a 4-6 week national lockdown,

GUEST: Dr. Raul Garcia (Yakima ER doc and former Republican candidate for WA governor) gives some answers about how to handle the current COVID surge, says the news reports are fear mongering about new surge, says be logical about any Thanksgiving gathering (for group size and indoor distancing); OR woke politicians offer relief plan to sex-industry workers (aka strippers) of color.

GUEST: St. Sen. Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale) is proposing an end to mail-in voting in WA and return to the previous system of polling place voting discusses the most accurate way to insure a legally cast ballot, why election day should be a state/federal holiday.

Republican US Senator wants GOP to push for multi-ethnic and racial appeal to grow its voting base in 2022 and 2024, GUEST: KOMO News meterologist, Kristin Clark, previews possible wind storm hitting Puget Sound/Western WA tomorrow, what to expect for Puget Sound wind and possible power outtages, why predicting this windstorm brewing in the Pacific Ocean is so difficult; is Seattle on the same trajectory as Minneapolis after drastic police budget cuts?, GA Sec. of State announces a 'hand count' of their statewide election results between Trump and Biden.

analyzing the Trump coalition of voters and how to expand it to bring in more disaffected Democrats tiring of the socialist/Marxist left-wing, working class Americans vs. the 'woke' liberal elites, a Tweets From Twits Triple Shot, a Yakima ER doctor tells KVI that news coverage about the current COVID-19 infection surge is omitting an important statistic: death rate, the ER doctor responds to the science and the politics converging around the personal planning for Thanksgiving gatherings, a review/preview of what to expect in the dual Georgia US Senate run-off elections that are coming on Jan. 5th, why the public polling on US Senate races in this month's election were even more inaccurate than the Presidential election polling, one of the GA Senate candidates has a complicated history with Fidel Castro.

Asian Giant Hornet update from Whatcom County, the momentous find inside the latest nest, CDC guidelines urge more restrictions for Thanksgiving/Hannukah/Christmas/NYE gatherings, politicians (like CA Governor, Gavin Newsome) are talking about Thanksgiving restrictions, so will Americans comply or push back for the big holiday gatherings?

A conservative's alternative plan to defunding Seattle Police, Sen. Mitch McConnell devastates the Democrats arguments about Trump pursuing election lawsuits, pro golfer at the rescheduled Master's tourney hits bonkers water-skipping hole-in-one miracle shot, BREAKING: explosive device wounds two at a ceremony commemorating end of World War I at a Saudi Arabian cemetery, GUEST: KVI's tech guy, Dave Parkhurst, answers what is Parler?, and why people are shifting to Parler from other social media sites, KVI's Lars Larson describes the most deliciously ironic story about Portland's leading 'defund police' politician. VIDEO link from last Saturday's Auburn Veteran's Day Parade, Seattle politician brags that SPD won't be getting more money next year (as shootings, murders go up), Seattle City Council defending their 20% SPD budget cut including CM Kshama Sawant who brags that "hundreds of people" support a 50% cut, meanwhile a new survey shows more Seattleites don't trust the city council--especially on homeless issues/public safety, all this polling suggests its time to defund Seattle city council. Time to play America's favorite new game show, "What is Joe talking about??" GUEST: author, Joseph Tachovsky, writes about WWII American war heroes in his new book “40 Thieves on Saipan: The Elite Marine Scout-Snipers in One of WWII’s Bloodiest Battles”, the book includes the story of a Centralia WA WWII veteran, the book emerged from a eulogy at his father's funeral. The one group unhappy with the thought that a COVID vaccine could be approved this month, consider the protestations about a vaccine by NY and CA governors, Sen. Mitch McConnell adroitly rebuffs the Democratic (Party) objections to Trump campaign challenging election results in the closest states, we contemplate the logic behind Marianne Williamson's tweet. On Veterans Day what do we know about the newly formed military branch The Space Force?, name your favorite or outstanding US military or war movie, KVI listeners formulate the list of top movies, what to know about the new(er) social media website Parler.com.

Seattle Mariner CF wins MLB Rookie of the Year, why the 25-year-old winner took so long to get to the majors, how many Mariner RoY winners can you name (hint: if you said Ken Griffey Jr, you're off to a bad start)?, Joe Biden announces climate change as one of his top 4 priorities, Biden's using 'wild fires' as a basis for prioritizing climate change but that's become a bogus claim by the political left.

Happy 245th Birthday to the US Marine Corps, the strange and confounding selection by Joe Biden to his COVID-19 advisory/transition team, a PA election lawsuit update, Trump wonders about timing of Pfizer's vaccine announcement yesterday, why the GA run-off election for two US Senate seats is unprecedented, OR elections supervisor was fired in the middle of election return tabulations, the elections supervisor had previously warned about non-citizens being allowed to register to vote, the media loves a whistle blower as long as they're blowing the whistle on the politically partisan thing. A KVI listener shares a story of meeting game show host Alex Trebek, the meeting with Trebek revolved around US military service, shooting over a Woodinville car prowl 911 call wounds two deputies and the suspect is shot dead in the confrontation, the US Naval Academy will soon have its first female African American brigade commander. Two sides of the Supreme Court packing issue: one sitting Democratic US Senator vows he won't support court packing, meanwhile a Democratic US Senator candidate in GA refuses to answer if he supports it. Two weeks ago Alex Trebek was recording episodes of Jeopardy before dying last weekend, there are 35 more Jeopardy episodes remaining and the last one will air on Christmas Day, TV host Whoopi Goldberg has selective memory about 2016 presidential election results, a "Do as I say, not as I do" moment from Portland's most controversial city politician, the politician refuses to follow virus protocols during disputed Lyft ride from a tribal casino in WA. New survey shows how deeply Seattle voters disagree with city council on chronic homeless issues, the survey data shows voters don't think the city council is equipped to reform the police department without causing more crime/public safety problems, a Pierce County Sheriff's deputy dies from medical event during gas leak call, Joe Biden's curious selection to his COVID-19 panel.