car drives into Seattle protest crowd and driver shoots a man before being arrested, no motive known so far, Seattle protests on Saturday night escalate when crowd throws objects at police line and police deploy pepper spray, the "defund police" political argument keeps getting more and more incoherent, listen to the Minneapolis city council president try to explain her justification for defunding police.

GUEST: R-90 campaign organizer, Mindie Wirth, tells KVI she estimates they've collected 150,000 signatures so far which would likely put R-90 on track for a November general election vote to reject or keep the new K-12 sex ed curriculum bill signed by Gov. Inslee, why Seattle's latest George Floyd protest opted for occupying the streets rather than a large and spacious nearby park, noted legal scholar points out the looming danger of politicians getting too cozy with Antifa, GUEST: economist Steve Moore's prediction about economic recovery is reflected in this morning's better than expected jobs numbers, today's sign of hypocrisy: 1100 health researchers including many at UW come out in favor of protesting despite prior fears about virus spread but the group didn't feel that way 3 weeks ago during various 're-open the economy' protests in Olympia,

R-90 appears to have enough petition signatures to qualify for the November general election ballot, Seattle protests over George Floyd's killing devolves the last two nights when the crowd throws objects at police line near E. Precinct, the purpose of the protest is to create tension with the police, 90% of the crowd is peaceful but 10% are antagonist toward police, gun control activist's hyperbolic tweet about cops and teachers, NYC US Congressman's Trump blame game, a $1 million treasure hunt ends after 10-years when the chest full of gold and antiquties was just found in the Rocky Mountains.

Minneapolis Congresswoman Ilhan Omar calls police a cancer calls for abolition of police, the mindless answers of the "defund the police" politicians, the "defund police" activism proves the old legal axiom that the streets are either ruled by cops or the criminals, lessons learned from the French Revolution are being ignored right now by America's political left, US AG Bill Barr gives two great answers about systemic racism in policing, 349-million police/law enforcement contacts with suspects or the public last year in the US and 15 resulted in deaths of unarmed black men.

Republican US Senator's NY Times op-ed about Trump offering US military to confront looting/burning/destruction splintering off from George Floyd protests sends newspaper staff into outrage, how the Republican Senator and the NYT editorial staff initially fact-checked the stats on American public support for law and order during the looting, some historical background on the Insurrection Act which allows a President to deploy US military domestically, the Senator's column shows the political bias at the NYT that would dramatically impact free speech, it could also be the start of a civil war within the NY Times between younger and older newspaper staff members, why this editorial rift embodies what is wrong with journalism today, shows a double standard for how strident fact checking is at the NY Times.

John's first person account of being at yesterday's Black Lives Matter protest in Seattle's Capitol Hill, what John immediately noticed after meshing with the crowd, why protecting Seattle's East Precinct was the top priority, how to distinguish the hard-core protesters trying to bait the police, better than expected May jobs report sends stock market soaring (DJIA up 700 points on the news)

GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers responds to Gov. Inslee's call for more people to get virus tested, how Inslee's virus dials weren't accurate when it came to prior testing in May, assessing the shift in attitudes about right wing (re-open the gov't) protests last month to the latest protests for justice against police brutality, a Portland OR company is being bullied by political activists for fulfilling its contract with city hall for fencing during the last week's protests.

GUEST: R-90 campaign organizer, Mindie Wirth, tells KVI she estimates they've collected 150,000 signatures so far which would likely put R-90 on track for a November general election vote to reject or keep the new K-12 sex ed curriculum bill signed by Gov. Inslee, why Seattle's latest George Floyd protest opted for occupying the streets rather than a large and spacious nearby park, noted legal scholar points out the looming danger of politicians getting too cozy with Antifa, GUEST: economist Steve Moore's prediction about economic recovery is reflected in this morning's better than expected jobs numbers, today's sign of hypocrisy: 1100 health researchers including many at UW come out in favor of protesting despite prior fears about virus spread but the group didn't feel that way 3 weeks ago during various 're-open the economy' protests in Olympia,

GUEST: Snohomish resident and business owner, Nate Huhta, explains what's been happening with daily George Floyd protests in that city and armed civilians standing watch to deter property damage, he surmises that Antifa protesters scouted Snohomish for attack but left town due to armed civilians standing by, Huhta refutes the portrayal from this KING 5 story, Joe Biden randomly blurts out that 10-15% of Americans are "not very good people", NYT columnist is rebuked for assailing that today's May jobs report has been statistically manipulated to benefit Trump, Tacoma's mayor abrogates her role as a political leader over the death of a man in police custody with a heart condition, compare and contrast of Seattle vs Bellevue handling protests and looting/destruction, 'defund the police' is the latest rally cry in Seattle during the George Floyd protests.

The defund police activists penetrate Seattle's protests over George Floyd, this is the end game for the hard core left-wing political activists (and spoiler alert: it's not just happening in Seattle, its national), Hillary Clinton's campaign manager gets a fusillade of brilliant responses when he tweets "Defund the police",

Listener e-mail about a recent experience at a drive-through involving short tempers and the "R-word", the tactic of putting people on the defensive because of their race, Trump and his former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis renew their political/leadership dispute, Mattis seems to downplay the scope of looting/vandalism, the Bellevue Police Chief tells KVI how Sunday's looting was coordinated and quickly escalated to the point city officers couldn't contain it, why BPD prioritized protecting city hall and then had to address other looting locations, KVI's Lars Larson notes the law of diminishing returns for on-going protests, the irony of Seattle's City Attorney continuing supervision of city police by the Trump Justice Department, the end game for Seattle protesters.

Bellevue Police Chief tells KVI that his officers won't open fire if an officer is mobbed by attackers, who issued the order telling the police not to physically interfere or arrest looters?, why police were reluctant to engage suspects on Sunday during an organized effort to destroy Bellevue, assessing the Chief's answer that no order was given to not arrest looters, a listener email from a Seattle police officer's wife shows some of the dark intentions of the protesters, NYC police officers shot and stabbed overnight, murder charged upgraded against ex-cop in death of George Floyd and 3 other officers charged for felony crimes now too, MN Governor says prosecuting these 4 ex-cops is "probably (politicians) last shot" to fix systemic policing issues, KVI callers sound off on media portrayals amid the protests, an R-90 petition update.

another Snohomish allegory for armed citizens deterring or preventing looting/vandalism attempts, Auburn WA police say they discovered bricks planted in garbage cans near area where protests had been planned the night before, a KVI listener who moved to Cd'A Idaho explains the union of gun rights supporters merging with BLM protesters to prevent looting, is this video below authentic or brilliant parody because one could easily believe this exchange could actually occur?

why a Tacoma man's death in police custody is not comparable to the George Floyd case everyone's been opposing for the last 9 days, George Floyd tested positive for COVID-19 in his autopsy, notice how progressive liberals have stopped criticizing groups for wanting to gather in defiance of social distancing,

A counter point on the Seattle Times advice of how to support black owned restaurants, how Gov. Inslee's restrictions are hurting the very constituencies he professes to support the most (African-Americans, immigrants, gays and lesbians), NY(C) politicians pummel each other over Monday night's prolific looting in NYC, its a clear example of Democrat on Democrat malignment, a retired St. Louis PD captain who is black is killed protecting a pawn shop from looters.

Auburn avoid looting/vandalism problems by using similar tactic to Kirkland and Snohomish, if protesters can march and gather in close quarters why are businesses still locked down or restricted?, think back to the 're-open WA' protests 3 weeks ago in Olympia for some examples. Nirvana's bassist makes a reasoned argument supporting something Trump said that prompted exasperation from the political left, deconstructing the 11,000 complaints stemming from a 10-year-old girl hit with pepper spray during Saturday's downtown Seattle melee, did the father put this child in harm's way?, a police brutality protest isn't the Folklife Festival or a climate change protest, the NAACP is requesting LEOs halt using knee restraint on suspect's necks.

Unanimous opposition to what the Minneapolis police officer did to George Floyd last week but clear opposition to police continues, what happens for African-Americans and people of color if police actually go away?, scrutinizing the 12,000 complaints of misconduct against Seattle Police over the weekend during destructive protesting; Centralia School District says they're canceling all sports next year because of financial woes, it stems from a taxpayer levy and economic paralysis from the virus restrictions, why this cancellation of sports is akin to extortion in Centralia.

Looting/vandalism grows as the George Floyd protests reach 7 days, police appear to be told to treat the looters like protesters, armed civilians in Kirkland gather to prevent damage to businesses after what happened in neighboring Bellevue the day before, one Kirkland business owner ambivalent about the armed civilians intending to protect owners, a KVI caller asks about looters/vandals ruining the economic bounce-back from virus restrictions as a tactic to harm Trump's re-election, growing info about Joe Biden staff paying to bailout arrested looters, we're seeing rolling looting into the ex-urbs, the ironic on camera report by an MSNBC host/anchor, KVI's Lars Larson points out the slippery slope to a lawless society in the wake of the last week's protests/looting.

Bellevue Police Chief's decision to take a knee in front of George Floyd protest group, rebutting the blanket claims of the most virulent protesters, why this 50% statistic is so important yet you never hear it reported, the real tragedy regarding black on black crime and the resentment that reference brings, politics and policing are expressly impacting public safety, listen to the surprising answer three protesting teens give for why they're protesting in Bellevue, their first reason is not to fight police brutality but to fight capitalism.