Staffer for WA U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell tests positive for Corona virus, Seattle man tests positive for Corona virus as his father ends up contracting Corona virus while recuperating from a fall at Kirkland's Life Care Center, a big turnout from conservatives protesting the Sex Ed Curriculum bill that Gov. Jay Inslee is considering signing, the Sex Ed Curriculum bill was passed along party lines by Democrats controlling the WA Legislature, the Sex Ed bill was apparently written by a special interest group and WA isn't the only liberal leaning state where the special interest group is trying to get it passed into law.

COVID-19 has officially stormed the US, a prediction about the next restriction for big events we'll see regarding COVID-19, the bell curve timeline of infectious disease spread and why Gov. Inslee's public gathering ban should flatten the curve,

Europe's travel access to China has been a proximate cause for the virus spread and Trump's decision on a 30-day travel ban into the US, compare the Seattle-metro public gathering ban to what's happening with Coronavirus in Spokane, Gov. Inslee and Pres. Trump are on the same page right now responding to COVID-19, Seattle's most high profile restaurant owner plans to close all but one restaurant temporarily during Corona downturn, KVI's John Carlson thinks Gov. inslee didn't go far enough in his public gathering ban.

flattening the COVID-19 infection curve in the US compared to Italy, economic relief plan announced by Pres. Trump last night, GUEST: Washington Federal CEO & President, Brent Beardall, unveils a plan to help Seattle area business hurt by sizeable downturn due to COVID-19, he says Cafe Ladro is reporting an increase in customers/business as people are intentionally trying to buy more amid news of the COVID-19 downturn,

of all the crazy COVID-19 news yesterday (Trump speech, NBA suspending season, Tom Hanks and wife test positive) Sarah Palin rapping to Sir Mix-A-Lot might be the craziest,

one Seattle restaurant owner talks about permanently closing the eatery because of COVID-19 and cancelling recent events like Emerald City Comicon, Q13's Brandi Kruse nails it about why Seattle business are hurting so badly with the COVID-19 downturn, KVI callers sound off on COVID-19 restrictions and related news.

GUEST: Seattle man with Corona virus who has a father who tested positive for Corona virus at Kirkland Life Care Center, Scott Sedlacek. joins the show; how the Corona symptoms hit Scott quickly, his experience at a Seattle hospital for treatment was informative, the unknown potential of mutated COVID-19, he thinks the John's Hopkins University website provides the best COVID-19 info (compared to CDC, state or local health depts), why he's concerned for his father's fate at the Kirkland adult care facility.

Joe Biden inches ahead of Bernie Sanders in WA primary voting results, why Democrats continue to put party over country regarding Coronavirus and Trump, today is the last day of the WA Legislative session, GUEST: St. Sen. Tim Sheldon discusses the end of the Legislative session, why WA residents want to see results from politicians, says the Low Carbon Fuel Standard tax is still alive but doesn't appear to have the votes to pass the Senate, status of a referendum on the sex ed curriculum bill, any options left for $30 car tabs, the likely failure of a gun magazine capacity bill.

Let's look at one of Trump's 2016 campaign promises now that he's in the final year of his first term, new stats about the US/Mexico border wall show some valuable and positive signs, why Joe Biden should be smiling about the WA primary vote count expected later today, history this week from 1945 reminds us of the painful decisions involved in ending WWII.

Joe Biden dominates Bernie Sanders for the 2nd straight week in Presidential primaries, WA Gov. Jay Inslee will announce a ban today on gatherings of more than 250 people in metro Seattle (with a few exceptions), will Sunday's presidential debate between Biden and Sanders get cancelled? Not enough sub 30 yr old voters to help Bernie win Michigan primary, Pres. Trump gets a surprise endorsement from Sharyl Attkisson's mom, Dr. Anthony Fauci explains the Coronvirus (COVID-19) trend line to put things in perspective for what's ahead, KVI's Lars Larson has some big questions about Gov. Inslee's looming ban on gatherings of more than 250 people because it looks like his ban would most immediately impact church services.

Pearl Jam postpones North America concert tour dates due to Coronavirus/COVID-19, a hi-tech solution for Pearl Jam to continue the tour, Sammamish and nearby cities are halting public meetings due to COVID-19, Bernie Sanders is pressed for answers about his vilification of billionaires, the false logic of Bernie Sanders complaint about billionaires vs the so-called 99%, deconstructing the mindset of an American socialist.

Coronavirus 23rd suspected death late yesterday at Bellevue's Overlake Hospital, 31 patients currently test positive at epicenter of WA outbreak at Kirkland's Life Care Center, Surgeon General reminds Americans that kids, teens and early 20-somethings are less prone to Coronavirus, Pres. Trump tweets out a message from the latest Green Party presidential candidate,

Happy 80th Birthday Chuck Norris,

Taiwan has fewer cases of Coronavirus than the US does, good news for women when it comes to Coronavirum /COVID-19,

Legislature/Olympia update with ShiftWA.com’s Randy Pepple, the arrogance of Legislative Democrats who are ignoring the repeated will of the voters with their push for higher prices on carbon fuel (aka gasoline and natural gas), Coronavirus patient zero in WA (Everett) and the missed opportunities to limit the spread, new meme for what to do if you get pulled over if you get pulled over for speeding or a traffic stop right now...

empty transit buses roll through Seattle as Coronavirus changes the local commute,

Jeopardy TV game show announces they'll record current episodes without an audience (to protect both show host Alex Trebek, undergoing pancreatic cancer treatment, and the audience members).

primary day in WA and 9 other states, why Bernie's momentum is slipping, a health factoid about Coronavirus you haven't heard yet, Bernie Sanders is now promising guaranteed homes if he's elected President, Australian woman becomes poster child for toilet paper hoarding during Coronavirus outbreak (she ordered a 12-year-supply), DEVELOPING: Dow Jones/stock markets are now trading negative after opening with an 800+ point jump to start the day, DJIA is down 26 points for the day after being down 2000 points yesterday. (NASDAQ and S&P are up just over 1% each so far today), why aren't American feminists protesting this female lawyer's treatment in Iran?

The WA Legislature approved a "block the box" law to ticket drivers in congested Seattle intersections.

WA primary vote deadline tomorrow, why Producer Phil is refusing to vote tomorrow, the media double-standard between Biden's numerous gaffes and Trump's hyperbole or generalized claims, Biden gaffes compared to one of your aging family members (or parents), turns out Bernie Sanders favorite Cuban literacy program was an indoctrination program reading propaganda material from the new communist regime, a female human-rights lawyer in Iran who has defended Iranian women caught removing their hijabs in public is now facing 38 yrs in prison and 148 lashes, its the harshest sentence for any human rights defender any legal experts can remember in Iran, considering this abhorrent criminal sentencing in Iran why aren't feminists protesting this female lawyer's treatment? Where's "The Squad" of Congressional women and Seattle Rep. Pramila Jayapal??

18 deaths in WA and it appears a 19th is pending confirmation, the all important context to Coronavirus concerns, US Surgeon General provides important context, CA Congresswoman tries to push a blatant double-standard about Trump cancelling his big campaign rallies, Inslee responds to Trump calling him a "snake" (regarding Sanctuary protection laws and that tweet about Mike Pence).

GUEST: State Rep. Michelle Caldier (R-Gig Harbor) explains her objections to the newly passed Comprehensive Sexual Education Curriculum bill she points out the requirements for Kindergarten students will be taught, she urges opponents of the bill to call Gov. Jay Inslee to veto it or veto parts of the bill, if Inslee won't veto it she has a plan to pursue a statewide vote before it becomes law, KVI's Lars Larson describes the Coronavirus spikes and timelines in China, South Korea and now Italy to put things in perspective to what America is facing in the next 60 days.

Expect a referendum to reverse new Sex Ed Curriculum bill if Gov. Inslee signs it, GUEST: House Republican Minority Leader, JT Wilcox, talks about the remaining Legislative big issues in the session's final four days, dial 360-753-6780 for Gov. Inslee's office to urge any action on signing sex ed curriculum bill, the big issue are the state budget bills and the $2 billion state surplus right now, how Boeing and Coronavirus news could impact the state's big surplus, a senior Democrat agreed with Wilcox about some of these budget issues.

Positive signs regarding Coronavirus news out of China and South Korea, reading between the lines on King County's Coronavirus quarantine plan at a Kent motel, Disney is reopening portions of its resort in Shanghai more than a month after it was closed due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

Two funerals for notable Seattle area residents are being postponed by their respective families because of Coronavirus concerns, UW starts on-line only classes today after Coronavirus prompts suspension of classroom teaching on campus, consider Michael Fumento's advice about Coronavirus, why the WA primary tomorrow is no longer a lock for Bernie Sanders, two KVI callers argue about whether or not the first caller contracted Coronavirus one month ago.

Gov. Jay Inslee on CBS Face the Nation...

a Republican State lawmaker from Gig Harbor is urging Gov. Inslee to veto the recently passed Comprehensive Sexual Education Curriculum bill, if Inslee doesn't veto all or parts of the bill she intends to pursue a statewide referendum putting the sex ed curriculum bill up for public vote.

GUEST: Mayor of Kent WA, Dana Ralph, joins the podcast to talk about the King County plan for a Coronavirus quarantine plan at a motel in the city, the mayor says this whole quarantine has become the focal point for city staff to get firm answers from King County officials, Ralph says Ralph says her constituents have been calling and e-mailing because of their concern about this King County plan to take over this motel, what about two other sites identified for quarantine near North Bend WA and south of Olympia? How this King County plan and conduct toward the city impacts the trustworthiness of Executive Dow Constantine and the Health Department staff.

Fireworks between Biden and Sanders campaign spokespeople on CNN interview, the verbal confrontation revolves around black people and white guilt, now 11 Coronavirus deaths in WA plus a first infection outside King and Snohomish counties, daily traffic commutes are noticeably different this week as more employers order workers to stay home/telecommute, silverlinings and possible upside of Coronavirus prevention tactics we're seeing this week, why did House Democrats in Olympia pass a controversial Sex Ed Curriculum bill at 2am yesterday?

Today's excellent news in February jobs report just released, a NY Times writer fails miserably at math during an MSNBC interview

GUEST: military and strategic affairs analyst, retired US Army colonel, Ralph Peters, evaluates the tentative US/Taliban peace deal, Peters also opens up about the Bernie Sanders socialism connection and the legacy of the U.S.S.R., how the U.S.S.R. was still trying to shift from socialism to communism when the regime collapsed in 1989, KVI's Lars Larson--his listener e-mail with a great point about the quick approval of $8 billion for Coronavirus federal spending but the utter resistance to spend $4-6 billion for border security/border wall.

Join KVI's John Carlson and Producer Phil at The Everett Historic Theatre tonight for a musical benefit concert featuring our favorite harmonica player Lee Oskar (original member of the funk-soul band War), the non-apology from Sen. Chuck Schumer after his brazen verbal attack on two US Supreme Court justices, why do Democrats continue to foment character assassination against Supreme Court nominees (Robert Bork, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Brett Kavanaugh), WA Senate passes a greenhouse gas reduction law that will be very expensive for what it reduces,

GUEST: economist Steve Moore, analyzes the brand new jobs report numbers for February which were over 50% better than expected, Steve Moore hasn't heard last night's inadvertently hilarious MSNBC math fail, investors fear Coronavirus outbreak and news; investors selling their airline stocks as companies halt travel amid Coronavirus infection concerns.

GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson. talks about how national news media have handled the factuality vs the sensationalism in Coronavirus reporting.

GUEST: ShiftWA.com co-founder Randy Pepple on the final stretch of the WA Legislative session, the disturbing way that House Democrats passed a controversial, sweeping sex ed curriculum mandate at 2am yesterday, Democrats could still approve what would amount to a defacto gas tax known as a Low Carbon Fuel Standard (HB 2957), Bernie Bros bullying reporters at his campaign rally this week, Bernie Sanders campaign spokeswoman plays the race card on a white Joe Biden campaign spokeswoman, Carlson explains the awkward moment in VP Mike Pence's Coronavirus press conference when Gov. Jay Inslee intervened with a joking comment, a correction to yesterday's show about a Democratic VP prediction for Sanders and Biden.