60 Minutes reporter, Leslie Stahl, lectures VP Mike Pence during this week's interview, Stahl's lecture shows the anti-Trump double standard, Stahl didn't protest like this during a recent Joe Biden interview; the Hunter Biden laptop/email scandal: where it started and where it is now, how the emails are genuine, addressing the claims that the computer shop repair person is somehow a Russian operative...

GUEST: founder of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR.org), Grover Norquist, reax to final Trump/Biden debate, how 401k and IRA played a big role in last night's presidential debate, Biden's self-damaging answer about transforming the oil industry, the surprising impact of a simple question about $15 minimum wage, the debate duel over Joe Biden's many contradictory comments on fracking, Biden's massive lie about private health care coverage and ObamaCare, how Seattle political activists are intimidating the business community and chilling free speech in the city, how Biden hurt himself with 95% of voters last night.

replay: KC CM Rod Dembowski on electing or appointing the KC Sheriff, why long time KC Sheriff Dave Reichert is opposing this, will the King County political establishment (aka Seattle politicians) fairly represent the rest of the county,

Seattle's former police chief just hired by NBC/MSNBC

GUEST: economist Steve Moore, comments on Biden's blunder on oil industry, a practical example of how a middle-class family would be affected by a Joe Biden stated tax plan, how Biden's answer about $15 minimum wage impacts his vote in some crucial swing states, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, gives some tremendous perspective to the Trump White House releasing this week's contentious 60 Minutes (Leslie Stahl) interview before it airs on CBS Sunday.

GUEST: 8th District US Congressional candidate, Jesse Jensen (R-Bonney Lake) tackles the issues related to climate change and carbon taxation that a Democratic incumbent is embracing, how a debate moment about police reform got out of hand, this random tweet is perfect summation of Joe Biden's debate performance...

SF's latest law to punish racists and prejudiced people, an ugly turn in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood regarding an effort to keep the Seattle City Council accountable about crime/drug addicted homeless problems, how the Seattle City Council that claims to be for the working class is actually hurting working class families be enabling more crime from illegal homeless encampments.

GUEST: Republican candidate for AG, Matt Larkin, talks about the selective law enforcement from incumbent Bob Ferguson, Larkin points to the last segment of the radio show about the local lawlessness, says Ferguson is more focused on DC/Trump than WA and public safety, child trafficking in Yakima and WA has been ignored by Ferguson, Ferguson playing fast and loose with facts about legal challenges against Trump.

a tactical suggestion for Trump in tonight's final debate, the Debate Commission trying to influence tonight's debate topics, Senate Democrats plan to boycott committee vote on High Court nominee, Iranian hackers try to use Proud Boys group as a propaganda tactic in US election, Mostly peaceful Twitter comedy.

GUEST: Seattle political campaign consultant, Cathy Allen, analyzes and debates some Pierce County election issues and candidates with Carlson, Allen says a lot more money than normal is being spent on State Representative campaigns, how the Pierce County Executive election could be a harbinger of a future gubernatorial election, a Seattle-style Democratic candidate challenges a Republican State Senator in suburban Tacoma, the Pierce County Sheriff's campaign.

GUEST: WA Secretary of State, Kim Wyman, talks about the big surge in voters taking ballots directly to drop boxes instead of USPS, what to do if you get two (or more than 2 ballots) sent to you, the emerging story of Iranian hackers trying to scare US voters with propaganda e-mail.

Twitter beef between two Seattle reporters, GUEST: KOMO News meterologist, Kristin Clark (watch her weekday mornings 4:30a-7am on KOMO HD 104) says predicted mountain snow fall starting tomorrow won't be quite as epic as previously thought, Clark says be prepared for more snow over Stevens Pass than Snoqualmie Pass, why Saturday will feel like winter around Puget Sound lowlands; a left wing reporter says CA Congressman is the biggest liar in D-C, blames the US intelligence community and news media for inaccurate portrayal of Hunter Biden laptop email.

GUEST: St. Rep. candidate in Bellevue, Vic Bishop (running as Republican in 48th Leg. District), talks about transportation issues, Bellevue schools retreated from their indication that in-class learning would happen.

BBC radio hosts seems to indicate China is better than the US on COVID, GUEST: King Co. Councilman, Rod Dembowski, discusses the battle over the King County Sheriff's office, Dembowski says a benefit of appointing the sheriff allows national recruiting of a candidate, why King County voters are going to decide if the sheriff's position continues to be elected or if it will become appointed by the County Executive.

The Seattle Schools superintendent is an indigenous gay woman and now the Seattle/King Co. NAACP says she's racist, several of Seattle's black leaders want the Seattle Schools superintendent fired, note that there's no discussion whatsoever about student performance. Actor and rapper Curtis Jackson (aka 50-Cent) fires up the political world with his blunt criticism of Joe Biden's income tax plan--especially the earner rates for NY and CA, consider that most people's tax burden means they work 5 or 6 months a year just to pay their annual (sales, property, income, car MVET, gas, utilities) tax assessments.

A very enthusiastic young Trump voter, 'woke' SJWs come for WA actor Chris Pratt because of something he didn't do, a pair of Marvel movie co-stars are supporting Pratt against the 'Twitter mob', addressing the Beltway spin that the Hunter Biden laptop/email is simply 'Russian disinformation', Trump's 60 Minutes interview transforms into competition to air the video, ABC News White House correspondent roasts VP candidate Kamala Harris with this tweet, 50 Seattle businesses try to alert the city officials to on-going homeless RV problems (guess what the city's response was?), the enforcement of a simple law already on the books could improve the situation in south Seattle, this is another example of the slow inexorable decline of a once great city, the Seattle NAACP now wants the city's school superintendent fired, why this mirrors the French Revolution in Seattle. King Co and WA ballot drop boxes seem to show that voters don't trust the USPS with their ballot, some new COVID stats you need to know, the stats are good news but you're not hearing it seeing it on national news, Purdue Pharma will plead guilty on 3 charges in $8 billion OxyContin/opiod prescription drug criminal case, WSU is warning football fans to stay away with football games starting this month but how will some Pullman businesses survive without the influx of fans who spend money on game weekends?, let's fact check this enthusiastic Trump voter, the Houston (TX) Police Chief's heartfelt praise of a former gang member who selflessly helped a police officer wounded during a shooting in the line of duty, the police chief underscores a message about two-way respect by and toward police officers. Happy 100th birthday to a Seattle TV legend/pioneer, how TV kids shows made such a big impact on viewers in the age before cable TV, how federal regulations made it tougher for broadcast (over the air) kids TV shows to maintain sponsors, the battle over the election for WA Superintendent of Public Instruction, Amy Coney Barret news and Congressional fall-out for some Senate Democrats, how the Democrats are blinded by partisanship, the COVID infection stats that are being omitted in most every news report right now, neighbors describe one area of Seattle as "the wild west" because of the worsening homeless RV and crime problems plaguing residents and business owners.

Seattle Storm WNBA legend Sue Bird makes a confounding statement about women's soccer and the US national women's team, Bird is upset that women's basketball players aren't as popular as women's (ahem, national team) soccer players, Carlson thinks the answer comes down to political expression; the stretch-run campaign strategy for Republican candidate for WA governor, Loren Culp.

CNN legal expert caught in disturbing and embarrassing scandal during a video conference meeting, Trump says his re-election campaign is ahead of where it was in 2016, some other data that looks favorable for Trump (from Michigan and North Carolina), GUEST: Republican candidate for US Congress, WA 8th District, Jesse Jensen, explains how his microphone was cut off during a recent debate with his Democratic incumbent opponent, how the incumbent supported carbon pricing as an energy tax increase, the distortion in US Rep. Kim Schrier's campaign aid where she's driving all over the 8th district. What to do if you don't get a WA mail in ballot or if you get more than 1 ballot, the text message evidence linking two suspects in Molotov cocktail and baseball bat attack on Seattle Police, one of the arrested suspects is an Everett real estate agent, Idaho teachers battle over sick-out as school board wants to continue hybrid classroom learning, actor and rapper Curtis Jackson (aka 50 Cent) does not like Joe Biden's income tax plan, some music and history with the sad passing of Seattle jazz pianist Overton Berry and Berry's legacy, the social media profiles of the two latest suspects to be charged in attacks on Seattle Police officers during nightly riots. ABC News trying to portray Trump has no re-election chance, why Carlson sees a different reality, how these media narratives like ABC's will remain or change depending on the presidential election outcome, Joe Biden reportedly considering Republicans for his cabinet should he win the general election. GUEST: Seattle documentary film maker and political writer, Chris Rufo reports on the breaking news about an investigation into racially segregated programs at the Seattle Veterans Administration (VA) office, also the diversity training audit at the King County Library system, how a whistleblower brought the library system diversity training to light, the catch-22 of internalized racism, a comparison of Cold War era propaganda behind the Iron Curtain to Seattle' s training sessions. Exit interviews of Seattle Police officers leaving the force explain the chasm between the city council and sworn officers plus why morale is so bad in Seattle.

a KVI listener is leery about trusting drop boxes or USPS for delivering his ballot, anti-cop vandals in Seattle unwittingly destroy a statue of the 2nd WA governor who was "woke" in the 1890s, a Trump strategist says Trump will do less interrupting at Thursday's Biden debate, newspaper editorial uses strange logic to justify endorsement of R-90.

GUEST: candidate for Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW), David Larson talks to KVI about last week's ruling on $30 car tabs, the campaign conundrum of racial diversity on the court or viewpoint diversity on the court, why a judge is not supposed to represent any particular interest when hearing a case, why Larson thinks a different approach to funding judicial races would be better, two rules Larson tries to live in his life; Joe Biden's desperate suggestion that cops should de-escalate by shooting suspects in the arm or the leg instead of center-mass.

John Carlson's motorcycle ride across Whidbey Island and the restaurant spot he hit in Coupeville, the presidential election polling that eerily mirrors 2016, the enthusiasm gap between Biden and Trump, a debate emerging about building more homes in rural Pierce County amid the potential for wildfire damage,

GUEST: ABC News reporter, Jim Ryan, covers the shift in businesses moving in to Texas because of the anti-business climate in other parts of the US (like Seattle), corporate relocations to tax-friendly Texas are on the rise and one industry expert predicts 2021 could be the state's biggest year yet, the poll to know, the disturbing data from Whatcom Transit Authority's ridership plunge during virus restrictions.

Seattle Police officers leaving the force at fastest rate yet, a man with out of state ties now charged in Seattle with stealing a police rifle during May 2020 mayhem during George Floyd protest, Amazon Prime refuses to carry a documentary "What Killed Michael Brown?", about the false narrative that grew from the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri; the documentary covers some blunt truths about racism, the puzzling answer from Amazon to why they rejected the documentary.

the most aggravating part of the $30 car tabs ruling yesterday is connected to the work of AG Bob Ferguson's office, what changed inside the AG's office between prior initiatives and the latest initiatives, the evidence that shows the I-976 ballot titles was worded fairly, the ruling's timing with state legislature elections, Trump and Biden's dueling town halls have predictable outcomes, the competing town halls show a clear media double standard, a Seattle Police SUV is lit on fire by a suspect with apparent mental health issues, the SUV fire may have stemmed from the activity at an un-sanctioned homeless camp in a city park.

GUEST: St. Senator, Steve O’Ban (R-Lakewood/U.P.) talks about the widespread opposition to Sound Transit and the expensive car tabs to fund ST in Pierce County, O'Ban says this battle over $30 tabs is not over, are there any legislative remedies for the will of the voters?, how the $30 car tabs issue can directly impact the election of state lawmakers in Olympia.

The biggest loser of the Supreme Court confirmation hearings appears to be CA senior Senator Diane Feinstein, Seattle Police officers leaving the job in "unprecedented" numbers right now, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, starts off with more stories of political migration within the US, WA residents moving out of state to places like Idaho and Texas, the media double standard on Trump and Biden got even more blatant last night.

GUEST: King County Councilman, Reagan Dunn, was the only council vote opposing a sales tax hike that was passed (by an 8-1 vote) to buy hotels/motels to house 2000 homeless people, how the King County council managed to install a sales tax without a vote of the people, also Dunn discusses how King County voters will decide the future fate of the sheriff's position, he says its all about a battle for political control by the King County Executive.

An example of someone consumed with hate for judge Amy Coney Barrett, almost all of America's political division and debate can be summed up in the following tweet:

GUEST: founder of Greenhaven Interactive, Dave Parkhurst, helps explain this issue of social media censorship regarding the New York Post story alleging e-mails from Joe Biden's son prove that the elder Biden knew all about son Hunter's Ukrainian oil company business connections.