Bernie Sanders is surging just in time for tonight's Nevada Democrat debates, but what's his opinion about his supporters? He gets snippy with Q13's Brandi Kruse when she presses him on the topic. We have the 911 call audio from the mom drugged by that attempted baby kidnapper. Big Mike has your Twitter 20 with the latest tweets from President Trump and In Mason County, the search for a missing 10-year old boy had a happy ending.

Students, parents and alumni protested Tuesday the recent resignations of two teachers at Kennedy Catholic High School in Burien and King County wants to shoot fireworks at bald eagles.

The latest on the Kennedy High School protest controversy and listeners sound off. Big Mike has your Twitter 20: What movie left you scarred as a kid?

GUEST: Eric Persson, from Maverick Gaming. We talk about sports betting, and whether the Tribes should get a monopoly on it, as the legislature is poised to do.

John talks about what to look for during tonight's Nevada Democrat debates and Bernie Sanders gets snippy with Q13's Brandi Kruse when she presses him on ugly, aggressive supporters. Are so-called "Bernie bros" real? Plus listener phone calls about the latest with the Kennedy High School controversy.

GUEST: Todd Myers, Washington Policy Center, Director, Center for the Environment. He says Oregon governor Kate Brown's idea of removing the Snake River dams is a misguided approach to saving orca.

Woman pleads not guilty in alleged plot to steal newborn baby and we have the audio of the 911 call.

Oregon Governor Kate Brown calls for the breaching of four Snake River dams and what is China doing to contain Coronavirus?

Bernie Sanders was in Tacoma last night; is he the real deal? Big Mike has your twitter 20 and President Trump is tweeting about Bernie and the Mueller investigation

Kennedy Catholic High School students prep for protests after teacher resignations. GUEST: Wa. State Senator Mark Miloscia gives his insight and Lars Larson can't wait for Michael Bloomberg and Bernie Sanders to go at it in the Nevada debate

Horrific end to this year's Daytona 500 as driver Ryan Newman wrecks and flips his car, finishing in 4th place. Big Mike has your Twitter 20 and vandalism at Plymouth Rock, ahead of the 400th anniversary celebration.

John shares more insight about the Bernie Sanders campaign rally in Tacoma and the brewing civil war within the Democratic party.

The future of the Boy Scouts of America is uncertain following their filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy this morning and John Carlson gives his perspective. In Tweets from Twits, so called "Gun Girl" and 2A activist Kaitlin Bennett proves that obnoxious people aren't just on the Left.

GUEST: State Senator Mark Miloscia discusses the controversy at Kennedy Catholic High School following teacher Paul Danforth's resignation. Did Bloomberg really belittle the knowledge and expertise of farmers? And Is Joe Biden's New Ad About Mayor Pete Homophobic?

Pumping the brakes on the rumor that Michael Bloomberg will pick Hillary Clinton as his VP running mate, how Bloomberg could infuriate all the Bernie Bros, Michael Avenatti guilty on all 6 counts in Nike extortion case, CNN's top legal analyst finally begins to mea culpa for staking so much credit to Avenatti in the past simply because he was a legal/political opponent of Trump (and don't forget Brett Kavanaugh, too), look at the path of destruction caused by Avenatti starting with Tully's Coffee in Seattle.

Carlson recaps Saturday's charity appearance for Alexander's Hope in Kirkland for teen medical screenings, the staggering local crime story involving a baby photographer who tried to kidnap a new born baby, this photographer is also suspected of contacting other new mothers to ostensibly attempt to kidnap their newborns, Bernie Sanders arrives tonight at the Tacoma Dome for a political rally, listen to what this KVI listener said last week about Sanders' pandering to college age people to pay for college tuition and forgive student debt.KVI caller sounds off on Republicans crossing over to vote for Bernie Sanders in the WA primary to help spur a Sanders vs. Trump general election battle, gun control and gun rights groups have tentative agreement on a bill in the WA Legislature regarding gun background checks, GUEST: Dave Workman talks about HB 2467 to centralize gun background checks, GUEST: ShiftWA.com co-founder Randy Pepple in two days the Clean Air Rule bill faces a deadline after Gov. Jay Inslee lost an important State Supreme Court ruling a few weeks ago, indirect emissions would be defined so broadly it could become a very expensive gas tax increase if the Legislature approves it. 1-800-562-6000 to tell your legislator how you want her or him to vote.

KVI's John Carlson invites fellow show host Kirby Wilbur to undertake a political experiment as they talk about the 2020 Presidential and then the WA governor's election.

clearing up the controversy involving the sentence for Trump's buddy Roger Stone, Trump's AG tells him that tweets (on active legal cases) don't help, Mitch McConnell agrees with Trump's AG, several KC Chiefs are stoked for their White House Super Bowl visit , are the Democrats on the verge of a civil war involving Bernie Sanders?

CEO of My Pillow , Mike Lindell, tells KVI's John Carlson about how he over-came crack addiction and he's got a new book/memoir with proceeds going to addiction recovery programs to help other addicts get clean, KVI caller on Trump's tweets and the Roger Stone sentence + Alexander's Hope charity health screening event tomorrow in Kirkland WA

Seattle homeless rape defendant punches his defense attorney in open court, gauging the impact of the Roger Stone sentencing controversy and AG Bill Barr's comments about Trump's twitter discretion, AG Bill Barr warns Trump about excessive tweets, Tacoma business owner starts selling t-shirts with the slogan "Don't Seattle My Tacoma", GUEST: economist Steve Moore talks about the American public's likelihood to vote for a "socialist" candidate for president, GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson explains a new investigative report her team will air this weekend involving a 10-year cover-up about safety problems regarding tractor trailer truck tires.

a longtime Democrat attends this week's Trump New Hampshire rally, she now realizes there's more hatred and invective coming from the political left than there was from Trump's political right, Amazon's Jeff Bezos decided to pay a whole lot more in taxes, Bernie Sanders dismisses the notion that his supporters are capable of bullying or belligerent behavior,

Seattle rape suspect punches his defense attorney during court hearing, GUEST: Seattle political columnist and filmmaker, Chris Rufo, has been following this suspect's case and even interviewed his victim, how political priorities over-ride gender equality in Seattle, the CEO of My Pillow tells John Carlson why enabling drug addicts charged with crimes--like Seattle does--won't help them (and P.S. the CEO is a former crack cocaine addict).

GUEST: founder of MyPillow.com now an author, Mike Lindell talks about his new book and the proceeds are going to addiction recovery programs because Lindell is a recovering addict, how he overcame his crack cocaine addiction, how an infomercial transformed his entire business in 2011 (spoiler alert: it involves a teleprompter), the conversation about addiction transforms into a bigger discussion about the problems with drug addicted homeless and what it takes to really help homeless people get their lives together.

News from China about Corona virus (Corvid 19) infection/death stats is not good and underscores concerns that China is not being forthright about how extensive the disease is hitting, Bernie Sanders vs. Clinton ally James Carville, where Biden voters are likely to go if his campaign continues to stall, are all the American supporters of 'single payer/Universal/gov't run health care' paying attention to what's happening in China with the Coronavirus/Corvid 19 deaths and infections?

Michael Bloomberg vows to never tweet if he's elected president which leads to some punchlines about his promise, $30 car tabs ruling in favor of WA voters, how Sound Transit could have avoided this court ruling that their surrogates just lost, a Seattle repeat criminal with over 100 convictions is sentenced to 6 months jail for assaulting a Ballard bar owner.

You're invited to join KVI's John Carlson Saturday morning in Kirkland for a charity fundraiser after a Bellevue teenager almost died from a mis-diagnosed illness, KVI's Lars Larson says the 2020 Presidential election is shaping up as the 'Capitalist versus the Communist', will the gun control crowd shun Bernie Sanders nomination because of his prior votes on 2nd Amendment issues?

GUEST: presidential historian and author Doris Kearns Goodwin joins the show to preview her TV mini-series about George Washington, Kshama Sawant unveils her city-wide big business tax (and the shade from Mayor Durkan), notice that Sawant's plan exempts government jobs earning over $150,000, speaking of tax hike fatigue look at what happened with Snohomish County voters this week rejecting school district bonds and levies, Bernie Sanders vs. Clinton ally James Carville.

A failed presidential candidate thinks its time to impeach Trump again, KVI's John Carlson invites you to Kirkland on Saturday for a 5K charity run/walk to benefit medical screening to keep teenagers healthy, a Seattle repeat offender with over 100 convictions was just sentenced to 6 months in jail for assaulting a Ballard bar manager but will the modest jail sentence change the man's violent/erratic behavior?

KOMO News viewers aren't buying what Seattle politicians are selling when it comes to a big business tax to fund government run housing, the parent company of the Tacoma News Tribune newspaper files for bankruptcy today, political correctness comes to the naming of Sound Transit light rail routes

GUESTS: Alexander and Bella Chaffey, both join the show to talk about Saturday's 5K charity run/walk in Kirkland for health screening for teens after Alexander was misdiagnosed at first for what eventually was discovered as a rare heart condition requiring a transplant.

Also, Tim Eyman announces he'll run for governor as a Republican, not an independent.

Seattle repeat criminal just sentenced to 6 months in jail for pulling a knife on a bar manager in Ballard, the repeat offender has over 100 convictions for assault, harassment; what are the chances this repeat criminal actually changes his ways and stops acting this way? More bad sales news for Boeing, compare Boeing's January sales stats to what Airbus sold, 9:04 -- tighten JC's lack of focus, there was a Boeing 737 Max test flight yesterday in Seattle, four examples of news reporters committing left-wing spin & bias in the last 24 hours, one of the stories involves a new controversy from comments made four years ago about NYC's 'stop and frisk' anti-crime program by former mayor Michael Bloomberg, another involves a Russian conspiracy theory about Bloomberg's comments revealed from 4 years ago.