Seattle's "CHAZ" has turned to "CHOP", Seattle's Black clergy send a message to Mayor Durkan about the SPD Chief, why this gives the SPD Chief tangible political capitol, an Atlanta struggle between a DUI suspect and cops ends with the suspect being shot and killed while running away with the officer's taser, Congressional "The Squad" member fails to answer most basic question about dismantling police, 7 big US Supreme Court rulings expected this week or next including the Democrats battle to release Trump financial/tax records, it snowed in WA over the weekend, DUI stop in Atlanta fast food drive-thru turns into struggle with suspect and a fatal OIS of a black man, how the just released APD body cam footage will impact the case, how the DUI sobriety test went from cool and calm to a struggle, why the suspect stealing a taser was critical to the OIS, murder suspect manhunt for 3+ weeks in Central WA finally ends in arrest of an illegal alien.

a National Guardsman speaks out after being deployed to Seattle during protests, the National Guardsman examines the hostile agitators mixed into the protest crowds, one protester with a smart phone cam tried to provoke the Guardsman with a bogus claim, how one protester provoked a black Seattle PD officer, and the racial discontent directed at black National Guardsmen on the Seattle line, the racial hypocrisy among the Seattle protesters.

Two conservative US Supreme Court justices join a 6-3 decision to protect gay/lesbian people from work place discrimination, GUEST: co-founder of DisbandSPD.org, James Cooper, explains his group's plan to establish a new public safety agency and replace the Seattle Police, Cooper actually agrees with John Carlson on one point, Cooper wants a resident-organized process to disband and create a new public safety agency, says SPD wouldn't be disbanded until something new is established, stronger civilian police over-sight would be a goal of Cooper's group.

GUEST: author, researcher and Manhattan Insititute fellow, Heather MacDonald, talks about the anti-cop fervor in the recent protests demanding justice for George Floyd, a DNC committee and Joe Biden seem to be at odds on climate change with the key question being will is sink Biden's chances in swing states like PA and OH, GUEST: Freedom Foundation litigation counsel Sydney Phillips, discusesses a lawsuit involving a Chelan WA water park not allowed to reopen (denied a chance to re-open per Inslee virus restrictions), will reopen in defiance of Inslee's shutdown restrictions, why Chelan County's infection rates impact this water park.

Olympia mayor's house was spray painted by BLM protesters as she has a Black Lives Matter sign in her window, Seattle TV reporter/host blisters city council member regarding intimidation tactics against reporters/journalists.

segregation versus integration takes the spotlight with police in Seattle, Seattle Schools and Metro Transit are segregating in Seattle but the State's highest paid employee is actually integrating UW students with more engagement and interaction with police officers, why can't the Seattle political "left wing" build bridges with police instead of putting up walls against police?

SPD Chief says decision to abandon East Precinct wasn't hers, skepticism about the Chief's statement, meanwhile the mayor compares 'CHAZ' takeover to a music/concert festival, how both the SPD Chief and Mayor both hinted the other was responsible for vacating the East Precinct, but eventually Mayor Durkan took responsibility, arson arrest of 25 yr old local woman over igniting 5 SPD vehicles on fire during May 30th George Floyd protest at Westlake Mall, the arson charging papers indicate the attack on the police vehicles was planned in advance, Carlson pens a WSJ op-ed loosely titled "The Skeddadle In Seattle" about abandoning the East Precinct.

Examining the vague phrase of 'systemic racism', a systemic campaign of hatred against a profession embodied in recent cancellation of two well known police reality shows, the surprising results after 140 customers at a hair cut shop are exposed to two stylists who were COVID positive, GUEST: economist Steve Moore proclaims that Seattle is the talk of the nation after abandonment of police East Precinct, the demands of the CHAZ activists show that its all about a financial shakedown, Joe Biden comes out in favor of reparation payments for slavery, Moore says the stock market got way ahead of itself the last few weeks before finally dropping down this week, some valuable perspective to why virus infections are ticking back up (spoiler alert: it involves testing), Seattle Metro's preposterous decision to cancel bus transport for police officers deployed to protests or other large events for security.

John Carlson's newest WSJ op-ed is about the Seattle "CHAZ", SPD Chief declares abandonment of East Precinct wasn't her decision, a mayor who didn't use common sense and a police chief who didn't push back, Seattle city council woman demands East Precinct be converted to community center for restorative justice,

Band Aid bandages get politically correct, KOMO's Molly Shen discloses she has thyroid cancer and makes an urgent plea to others not to cancel doctors visits during the virus pandemic, (link it up) why Seattle Schools and Metro Transit are behaving abominably toward Seattle Police, an African American activist in Seattle compares the "CHAZ" takeover to the Burning Man arts festival in Nevada.

Federal charges against a man in Seattle arrested at Seattle protest on May 29 with an illegal/improvised fire arm fitted for firing shotgun shells, the 24 year old man was allegedly shouting he wanted to kill cops prior to the arrest, why its important that the US Attorney in Seattle is charging this case and not local authorities in Seattle, US Sen. Kamala Harris's new calls for defunding police are ironic considering how she was protected during her presidential campaign, a Seattle middle school teacher objects to the school district reflexively removing 'campus resource officers' from schools due to the rapid rise in 'defund police' activism, will bullying increase if CRO's are no longer on campus.

Gov. Inslee informs reporters at daily press conference he doesn't know anything about Seattle's "CHAZ", Inslee might be the only person in Western WA who hasn't heard about "CHAZ", GUEST: Seattle resident and documentary filmmaker Chris Rufo joins the show to talk about "CHAZ" and the activists who have taken it over,

Pres. Trump calls out WA Gov. and Seattle Mayor over ceding "CHAZ" to activists and threatens to send in federal force to take it back if the local officials don't, why Pres. Trump should be slamming Gov. Jay Inslee over his Sanctuary protections involving this criminal illegal alien near Cle Elum WA,

Carlson went to "CHAZ" yesterday and shares what he saw from the young activists on the scene, how the BLM protesters gambled and won against Seattle's most influential leaders, KVI's Lars Larson explains how a new born baby was removed from her mother's custody by hospital staff in Olympia after mom tested positive for COVID-19.

R-90 turns in over 260,000 signatures to WA Secretary of State, GUESTS: R-90 campaign organizers Mindie Wirth and Bret Bader explain how the campaign collected a record number of signatures with zero paid signature gatherers during the virus shutdown restrictions, why it increases the likelihood that R-90 will force a statewide vote in November on Gov. Jay Inslee's newly signed K-12 sex education curriculum bill, how intense the debate will be from Olympia's entrenched powers leading up to the November general election,

what's the deal with Seattle "CHAZ" activists only going by one name (do they not want to be identified)?, examining the wide-ranging demands of activists taking over Seattle's "CHAZ", how Seattle's city council has shifted even more left wing since Nov. 2019 election, how this left-wing shift will impact the Seattle PD, some advice for SPD chief Carmen Best.

Portland OR story about gov't officials allowing activists to spray paint graffiti in an effort to appease activists, a KVI caller who moved from Seattle to GA (to escape the political lunacy of the 206) is being asked by new friends 'what is going on in Seattle?', why he's now embarrassed to tell people he's from Seattle, Gov. Inslee's response to question about Seattle's "CHAZ" is eerily reminiscent of his silence on the Evergreen State College activism from 3 years ago, Inslee petrified that he'd have to criticized the far left,

Some perspective for the anti-police activists among the peaceful protesters demanding justice for George Floyd, two Ohio police officers surprise a 9-year-old girl after her parents house was invaded by burglars on her birthday, contrast the selfless actions of these two police officers with the anti-police "ACAB" rhetoric seen at recent protests, lastly an open letter to anti-police keyboard warriors on social media from the perspective of a cop's wife, a Georgia State Trooper gives a candid and honest answer when George Floyd protesters ask him to take a knee with them.

African American USAF General confirmed for historic military position, as activists howl to "defund police" the city of San Diego approves MORE funding for police, three Seattle city council women all have to admit they don't have a concrete plan for "defunding police", a Bush (political) family member announces he now plans to vote for Trump, a KVI caller points out that defunding police may violate provisions on property tax collections, Seattle City Council members clearly not serving the public only serving the political left-wing, KVI's Lars Larson assess how defunding police might impact a potential school shooting on campus.

GUEST: Seattle Police Officers Guild president, Mike Solan, talks about the East Precinct barricade removal yesterday and how that relates to the on-going protests demanding justice for George Floyd (and now defunding police), says he's "disappointed" and yesterday was a "difficult day", "disgusting" what happened to George Floyd and tragic, why criminal agitators have influenced the Seattle protests, the agitators are small but have clear intent to harm officers, why aren't the protesters utilizing nearby Cal Anderson Park instead of the streets by the precinct?, Solan lists the injuries city officers have endured during the 11 days of protests, the role of police officer body cams, why the latest Seattle protests don't compare to WTO in 1999, the plan Seattle Police officers (not administration) have presented to help build trust and equity with the community, a way to bring about change in crime prone South Seattle, the plan is titled The Emerald Protection Plan, what Seattle might look like if the city police department is defunded by the politicians.

SPD Chief orders removal of barricades near East Precinct calling it an "exercise in trust", so what was done to earn trust?, over-night protesting remained orderly, SPD chief decision to remove barricades at East Precinct, "protester" spray paints over security camera after Seattle Police remove barricades to keep crowd away from East Precinct, Joe Biden is bucking the "defund police" activists, the legal breaks that one of the suspects received before being arrested in the killing of a retired St. Louis Police last week, why Biden won't go along with 'defund police' activists, what the public opinion stats say about supporting vs. defunding police, women polled view funding of police to safety of their home and family, KVI's Lars Larson examines the politics of the 3rd Portland Police Chief in the last 4 months (and 8 chiefs in the last 10 years).

An explanation for why police officers are stereotyped as lawless and racist, with all this talk of defunding police...Chicago has its most violent day in 60 years as 18 people were murdered, US AG Bill Barr explains why Lafayette Park in Washington DC was cleared of protesters last week over what turned into a disputed political decision by Trump critics.