Joe Biden fully denies any sexual assault or physical contact with a former Senate staffer in 1993, John reads a long portion of a Biden written statement regarding Tara Reade's 1993 accusation, Biden requests that the national archive of the Senate be searched for any record of her complaint, the stunning revelations about FBI investigator Peter Strzok connected to newly unsealed documents targeting former Trump official Michael Flynn, why the FBI appears to have engineered a crime, Republican Senator tweets about the Mueller connection, $30 million waste of taxpayer money...

GUEST: ParentsForSafeSchools.com and R-90 petition organizer Mindie Wirth from Bothell, an R-90 supporter had their car vandalized, how local churches are conducting social-distanced petition signings around the Puget Sound; this Michigan driver was caught driving 110mph...110 mph OVER the posted 70mph speed limit.

GUEST: economist Steve Moore explains this week's schism between more unemployment claims now totaling 30 million Americans but yet the Wall Street stock market keeps ticking upward, why stocks might be ahead of themselves if they US public thinks the economy fully opens up in 2 more weeks, the idiocy of goverment(s) shutting down so much of the economy, the delicate balance of shutting down schools while re-opening economy/jobs and what parents decide to do (for child care supervision), why Colorado's Democratic governor's graded an "A" but WA's governor is graded a "C or D" for virus response,

GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, the astonishing back story to the newly unsealed documents regarding Trump Admin. official Michael Flynn, also her Full Measure report on Sunday about the crash in oil prices and the impact on Texas and the US.

Gov. Inslee announces today he'll lift some restrictions in the next 2 weeks, May Day protests are planned on both sides of the political spectrum today and the differences couldn't be more plain, notice how the 'progressives' are demanding free rent and unemployment pay for illegal aliens while conservatives are demanding freedom to attend church and enjoy recreation, liberty and self-sufficiency, Biden asked if he remembers anything about Tara Reade (and her 1993 accusation).

Revisiting the AZ investigation of a man's death that was originally portrayed as someone who improperly took a different version of choloroquine that proved fatal and was blamed on Trump, the AZ man's death parallels a murder investigation in Kent WA involving a car that was hit by a train, the list of churches hosting a social-distanced signing of a referendum (R-90) to force a statewide vote on a sex education law just enacted by Gov. Inslee, a KVI listener posted an R-90 petition in front of his house and then his family's property was vandalized, head scratcher: why are automated car washes in WA shutdown as 'non-essential', safe versus unsafe classifications for jobs.

A New York nurse shares her candid and blunt concerns about neglect of COVID-positive patients in NYC hospitals,

the 6 minute YouTube screed parallels a new medical journal report of an 88% mortality rate in NYC for patients who were on ventilators.

Also, five people now corroborating some portion of Tara Reade's 1993 accusation against Joe Biden, listener advisory: Carlson reads graphic and mature written description of the sexual assault allegation which may not be suitable for younger listeners, why Reade never filed a police report but did file a written complaint to Senate administration, notice how so many top female Democrats are now saying they believe Biden's side not the accuser's side.

Gov. Inslee should take a cue from Florida's partial re-opening after virus restrictions, Inslee intends to extend his 'stay home' order beyond next week but gives no timetable for future reconsideration, why re-opening King County now is wrong, KOMO reporter asks Inslee if he's worried about public pushback as he maintains most restrictions, Trump tweets out "DIRTY COP JAMES COMEY GOT CAUGHT!", Biden hires former Weinstein consultant PR manager.

John recaps his Indian motorcycle ride past Monroe WA yesterday, how it relates to Inslee's continue restrictions on some personal recreation, why Inslee only thinks about WA through the lens of King County (politics), common sense is just not part of Inslee's decision making process, a KVI caller adds to the perspective on Inslee's virus restrictions.

a new plot twist in the story of an Arizona couple who took a fatal dose of what they thought was an anti-viral compound because Pres. Trump had spoken about it, the woman's excuse for the original fatal dose is now being investigated by homicide detectives, Seattle Police shoot domestic violence suspect after vicious attack with an iron and kidnapping, look at the Seattle 'rent strike' symbology which closely mirrors communist regimes of the 20th century, actor (and occasional musician) Gary Sinise posts a timely shout out to active duty military,

Three brothers--they're triplets--are fighting COVID infection, to top that off the triplets are blind and they're Eagle Scouts.

GUEST: National Review's John Fund talks about how COVID-19 pandemic compares to 1957 and 1968 virus pandemics globally, Florida's per capita virus infection stats are much lower than NY considering how much grief FL's governor gets from national media.

the proposed "Amazon Tax" by Seattle city councilwomen is now morphing from a government run housing plan to a COVID-19 relief money grab, now the tax supporters want to use the payroll (aka Amazon) tax to fund a $200 million city loan before the proposed tax is collected next year, unintentionally funny interview with Speaker Nancy Pelosi on CNN about the Joe Biden 1993 accusation, mystery and loopholes abound as the NCAA moves toward allowing scholarship athletes to make money off their NIL, GUEST: SeaTimes Matt Calkins begins to sort out the logistics of what the NCAA unveiled yesterday and how sports boosters could line the pockets of players, why John thinks a former Heisman Trophy winner has the right attitude about paying NCAA athletes, more data/news about how unemployment is paying more money that what workers were earning when they were actually employed, remember that Bothell spa/massage owner?

A comparo of Asiatic, Hong Kong and Wuhan Flu aka COVID-19; 1957 the 2nd worst pandemic after the 1918 'Spanish Flu' (spoiler alert: originated in Kansas not Spain), a 1957 survivor tells the story of being active duty Army at Ford Ord in CA, no vaccine was developed fast enough to combat it, in 1968 the Hong Kong Flu added to the socio-political unrest at the time and has many similarities to COVID-19, now there's a Hong Kong Flu vaccine, comparing the stats of these prior pandemics to what we're currently enduring with COVID-19, why this extrapolation makes it prudent to begin re-opening the US economy in some places while waiting to do so in highly populated areas.

an "I told ya so" story for Gov. Jay Inslee, an inmate just granted early release is arrested for meth and high speed car chase in Gig Harbor, the felony suspect has also already been released because of the statewide COVID-19 policies, notice the government 'buck passing' when asked about this suspect's latest arrest, no sign of accountability in Gov. Inslee's administration, a major DC news website posts a correction acknowledging their recent errors in a story meant to diminish Pres. Trump, OTD in history 1992 a court ruling that touched off a powder keg, early this morning a massive asteroid passed within 4-million miles of earth, half of all people receiving unemployment after COVID economic shutdown are making more than they did while employed, how Gov. Inslee's COVID response is looking a lot like Super Bowl LI (2017), KVI's Lars Larson calls this Gig Harbor re-arrest story a 'reverse lottery'.

A Seattle 'rent strike' has all the makings of a Bernie Sanders political rally, a KOMO News clip of a 'rent strike' supporter shows the entitlement mentality, city councilwoman Kshama Sawant is egging on the 'rent strike', also...the growing momentum on the Tara Reade/Joe Biden sexual assault accusations, how this accusation against Biden already differs from accusations against Brett Kavanaugh, evaluating the chances of this accusation actually knocking Biden out of the 2020 Presidential rate.

Gov. Inslee finally relents on outdoor recreation, consider the Inslee ban on fishing, it was always safe to go fishing despite Inslee's order, purely subjective Inslee, half of WA's 39 counties have 1 or zero fatalities so far and yet they continue to be locked down, the entire Olympic Peninsula has 3 deaths right now, why Inslee still lacks a plan for re-opening WA jobs/schools/society, two Bakersfield ER doctors are saying its time to re-open the economy based on the data they're accumulating, (post-show, here are more ER docs in NYC saying the same thing) , two KVI callers sound off on Inslee lifting outdoor recreation restrictions, why WA OSPI isn't objecting to Seattle Schools grading policy of "A" or "incomplete" during COVID shutdown, two sex offenders are among the WA prisoners released as part of Gov. Inslee's recent order to reduce inmate population to reduce COVID-19 spread in state prisons.

GUEST: Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction, (OSPI) Chris Reykdal, says lower population density areas could have full re-opening of schools before any partial re-opening of schools in higher population density areas of WA, 17 counties in WA have zero deaths (out of 39 total counties), Reykdal says the asymptomatic transfer/infection is still the biggest hurdle to vast re-opening of schools or economy, concerned about the risk pool for the 80+% that have no immunity or exposure so far, the modified grading system adopted by Seattle Schools will only allow for an "A" or "incomplete"grade, Reykdal's preference for 'balance' in the grading process and how it connects to the student transcripts, why no "F" grades will be given or allowed, a disagreement about the "A" or the "Incomplete" grade, why student transcripts will reflect an asterisk for the COVID-19 2020 shutdown, Reykdal predicts that a broader debate about grading policy is in the offing about what grades do and should represent, John notes the irony that more universities are moving away from the weight of the SAT test for admissions because they're intent on shifting to putting more emphasis on watered-down letter grades.

The Rolling Stones have the #1 song on iTunes right now called "Living in a Ghost Town", some good news/trends about COVID and lifting gov't restrictions on activities, four of the five biggest European nations all reported drops in fatalities for the first time, the musical debut of "Living in a Ghost Town" on KVI, half of the 39 WA counties have 6 or fewer deaths from COVID,

ID governor moving faster than WA governor to craft re-opening plan/criteria, the Snohomish Co. Sheriff tells KVI why he needed to speak out about statewide 'stay home' restrictions and what should be allowed regarding 'essential' jobs, how Sheriff Fortney confronted the Seattle political orthodoxy with what he posted last week on his Facebook page, private construction re-opens in WA after Gov. Inslee relaxes restrictions, Inslee could be doing more to re-open the economy compared to other states, John and KVI's Lars Larson disagree on the comment that the virus has run its course.

Skykomish secrets revealed after John's weekend drive to the town, how one new restaurant there has fantastic food while enduring the awful timing of opening just as COVID19 was hitting, construction industry leaders respond to Gov. Inslee's decision to finally re-open private construction as "essential" job, an NFL SuperBowl winning player is now putting his medical school degree to work this off-season,

GUEST: organizer of R-90 and ParentsForSafeSchools.com, Mindie Wirth, advises now that two Catholic dioceses are urging repeal of the newly signed 'comprehensive sex education curriculum' approved by Gov. Jay Inslee, an intriguing new twist in the story of a former Senator Joe Biden staffer who then accused him in 1993 of sexual assault.

WSU and other major universities all over the country are all announcing plans to re-open campuses for fall school year, more stats on the great majority of COVID-19 deaths being older with compromised health conditions, Georgia's re-opening is embodied in the popular restaurant "Waffle House", Bret Stephens 'America shouldn't have to play by NY's rules' regarding re-opening the economy, how this NYC essay applies to King County rules for the rest of WA, CNN tries to portray sub-plot in new Michael Jordan/Chicago Bulls documentary as an example of income inequality, the series finale of Showtime's "Homeland" aired last night and John applauds the dramatic finish, why "Homeland" will live among the top TV series of the last two decades, The Rolling Stones have the #1 song on iTunes right now and it's origin serendipitously predates the COVID-19 shutdown(s), Snohomish Co. Sheriff Adam Fortney speaking up against the Seattle political establishment.

GUEST: Snohomish County Sheriff, Adam Fortney, his recent Facebook post questioning Gov. Inslee's refusal to consider lifting some slight changes to the COVID-19 restrictions to re-open the economy, his frustration that no other local elected officials agreed with him in part or full, the reluctance of Puget Sounders to show differing views to the political orthodoxy, the expectation of voluntary compliance to the Inslee 'stay home' order, today Inslee is expected to lift restrictions on residential construction and elective surgeries