Ford Vs. Ferrari races to box office success and the movie includes a Gig Harbor WA actor who becomes a villain, in other Hollywood news a "woke" remake of Charlie's Angels is causing a controversy that could be important for 2020 Presidential candidates to watch, FedEx goes on the offensive after NY Times publishes distorted story about the shipping company avoiding federal income taxes, the FedEx CEO challenges the NY Times to a public debate in Washington DC after the distorted story was published/posted.

KVI listeners and our sponsors raised $21,000 for Fred Hutch cancer research center at last Saturday's KVI Thanksgiving Brunch, illegal alien in South Seattle accused of murder after meth buy gone wrong, local ICE officials sound off on King County sanctuary policy preventing apprehension of this illegal alien murder suspect, Trump tweet hints he might testify in writing to impeachment inquiry, why Trump should think twice, 2020 presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg apologizes for his mayoral 'Stop and Frisk' policy in NYC.

A pair of 14 year-olds in Puyallup arrested for DUI and eluding police (early last Friday morning at 12:25), the drama and last minute changes demanded by Colin Kaepernick in the hours before his private NFL workout, the third mass shooting in CA in the last week is starting to look like an ambush while people were gathered to watch a football game, new study indicates Starbucks open bathroom policy may send customers to other stores instead, three murders in King County in the last two months allegedly committed by illegal aliens who ICE was trying to apprehend to deport.

DUI suspect chase and crash is part monstorous I-5 traffic back-up this morning, Snohomish Co. voters fire their sheriff after a Seattle-esque lean to the political left regarding homeless drug addiction and crime, an update to the Trump border wall construction on the US/Mexico border, how much border wall will likely be built between now and the November 2020 election date, the three big issues that will define the 2020 Presidential election (spoiler alert: impeachment isn't one of the issues).

A synthetic opiod 100X more powerful than fentanyl has been discovered at a Seattle homeless camping spot, the drug called carfentanil in Seattle shows why the city's failure to address drug addiction is bringing stronger and more deadly drugs to the area as addicts tolerance goes up from unimpeded drug consumption, a south Seattle murder involving gun shots fired into a house turned out to be targeting the wrong house, it killed a 56-year-old Vietnam war refugee who moved to Seattle, the murder suspect could be facing a third felony, the Santa Clarita high school fatal shooter attacked students on his 16th birthday, no clues or warning signs so far about motive, classmates don't have any idea of why he'd shoot his classmates and then himself.

The appalling attack on an NFL player involving a vicious blow on the head while swinging a helmet to hit a helmet-less player on the skull, GUEST: Brian The Movie Guy gives full throttle recommendation to "Ford Vs. Ferrari" movie,

GUEST: ShiftWA.com co-founder Randy Pepple talks about the election lessons learned from $30 car tabs victory and R-88 rejection by statewide voters, why Pierce Co. and Snohomish Co. are going in the opposite direction of Seattle/King Co., lots of questions surrounding the massive comeback by Seattle's Kshama Sawant but does that imply any actual voter fraud or was it a better 'get out the vote' effort?

GUEST: Sec. of State Kim Wyman talks about the changing trends in WA voting demographics after election day 2019, we're now learning more about the arrest of a Puyallup teacher and her struggle with PTSD at the heart of a threat to shoot students, more Pittsburgh players including Bellevue HS grad David DeCastro react to the helmet swinging attack from last night's NFL game,

Final chance to buy tickets for tomorrow's first ever KVI Thanksgiving Brunch and bid on silent auction items like going to the gun range for target practice with Kirby Wilbur, the most Kshama Sawant-like answer to the rumor that Amazon's Jeff Bezos might buy the Seahawks, Seattle business owners are using social media to monitor and share info about repeat criminals because crime is so prevalent in Ballard, GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson airs a Trump border wall reality check on her Sunday show this week.

Part-way through day 2 of Trump Impeachment hearing and still no blockbusters against Trump, so far its only a game of "gotcha", good news for some American farmers as China blinks in the trade war and lifts a 5-year ban on a food staple, House impeachment hearing stops to comment on real-time Trump tweet,

GUEST: Pacific Legal Foundation attorney, Jim Manley, says the WA Supreme Court just illegalized compassion in Seattle with their latest ruling, the SCOW ruling reverses lower court ruling and now legalizes Seattle City Council's "first in line" requirement for rental housing, could state lawmakers amend this rental housing ruling and provide discretion for landlords?

GUEST: economist Steve Moore talks about the China decision to end a 5-year ban on American poultry, KVI's preferred movie critic says this weekend's "Ford Vs. Ferrari" flick is full throttle excitement on the screen.

Now the Northwestern U. journalism school dean is condemning the students who objected to the student newspaper coverage of a former Trump cabinet official speaking on campus, the dean stepped up and did the right thing, Puyallup teacher arrested after verbally threatening (during an off-campus conversation) to shoot students, the key information missing from the media reports on this story, a shooting threat could be taken several different ways.

deciphering Day 1 of the House impeachment hearing, one Democratic committee member at the hearing says hearsay is better than actual evidence, the real intriguging drama about this is what will Republicans do after the House votes to impeach Trump, after Tacoma City Council approved gun/ammo tax to reduce gun violence the US Atty General unveils a 5 point plan to reduce gun violence that will probably be more effective than Tacoma's plan.

KOMOs Carleen Johnson joins the show to invite listeners to this Saturday's KVI Thanksgiving Brunch fundraiser in Bothell WA (please join us!), should the 2020 Presidential candidates in the House/Senate recuse themselves from voting on impeachment, a new poll about the Trump/Ukraine whistle blower says most people think the primary point was.

Kirkland YMCA staff are outraged about a Kirkland Police officer arresting 14 yr old inside their building, the arrest is captured on video linked here, the police officers on scene say the 14 yr old was resisting arrest, does the video substantiate the claim of excessive force made by the YMCA staff?, Mike Rowe has a pretty good answer as to why US employers cant fill 7 million jobs right now

prestigious university student newspaper apologizes to readers/students for covering the campus visit of a former Trump cabinet member.

GUEST: I-976 sponsor Tim Eyman, talks about the lawsuit(s) being filed against his voter approved $30 car tabs measure, his justification for why A.G. Bob Ferguson must recuse himself from representing voters who approved $30 car tabs, what does Eyman say about his prior comments praising Ferguson for defending a different Eyman initiative that also elicited a lawsuit?

Guess who's pushing a new Congressional bill described as "Green New Deal for Public Housing"?, a 2020 Dem. candidate who wants illegal aliens to get Medicare For All, the arrest of a 14-year-old by a Kirkland WA police officer has turned into a Rorschach test for the town's social justice warriors.

Journalism standards in America take another big hit after what happened at the campus of prestigious Northwestern University near Chicago, the Northwestern student newspaper apologized for its coverage of a former Republican US Attorney General speaking on campus, the apology is another prime example of the 'safe space' mentality on college campuses, Northwestern U. has one of the most prestigious journalism schools in all of America, a Harvard U. student newspaper is under fire for a similar reporting situation involving the abolition of U.S. ICE (Immigrations and Customs), the only person who stood up for the objectivity of journalism on the Harvard campus speaks out.

Join KVI's John Carlson and two KOMO News colleagues for the first ever KVI Thanksgiving Brunch this Saturday in Bothell buy your tickets by clicking here, Tacoma passes a gun & ammo tax but the city fails to identify what % of gun violence in the city stems from legally vs. illegally obtained guns, the strange circumstances of the NFL holding a new Colin Kaepernick work-out for team officials to see this Saturday, R-88 officially rejected by voters, the 'no' vote on R-88 sets a unique precedent for statewide measures when it passes over-whelmingly in King County, the NY Times just admitted there's a 'deep state' trying to impede and undermine Pres. Trump.

GUEST: Danny Fingeroth, author of a new book on Marvel Comics co-creator, Stan Lee. The book is "A Marvelous Life" by Fingeroth, who is a comic books industry insider and once worked for Lee. Fingeroth is coming to Seattle for a book appearance on Wednesday Nov. 13, 2019. Stan Lee's sense of humor drove the story narratives for Marvel comics, Lee was always collaborative rather than dictatorial when creating the comics and story lines, how Lee navigated the business side of what become so popular with fans, the marketing strategy to why Lee became the face of Marvel comics when two other people were working alongside him.

Seahawks stunning OT victory against rival 49ers, R-88 (affirmative action policies) just barely being rejected by voters so far, San Francisco elects a city attorney that's a clone of Seattle's city attorney, an update to the search for (a) suspect(s) connected to last month's murder of a beloved convenience story owner in Lakewood WA, radio stations already switching to Christmas music, should voters in Pierce Co. and Snohomish Co. vote themselves out of Sound Transit?

GUEST: harmonica player and former band member of War, Lee Oskar, plays live in-studio and shares stories of his current and past musical career, how Oskar is still playing with original members of the band but under a new name "The Lowrider Band", Oskar played at a concert with Jimi Hendrix the night before he died, Eric Buden's formulation of the band, Carlson tries his hand at playing harmonica,

GUEST: Seattle author Tim Egan talks about religious belief and faith from a secular perspective, also about how the push for 'woke' politics is hurting Democrats.

World renowned harmonica player (from the band War) Lee Oskar plays in-studio for KVI listeners, Seahawks last second comeback OT victory is a thriller for the ages, notice how major news media/cable channels maximized coverage of Trump being boo'ed at World Series game but the massive applause at last weekend's college football game was ignored!, one Seattle suburb has voted in a new city council candidate who appears to be a Kshama Sawant acolyte from Seattle, one finalized election result in Redmond WA shows how the suburbs are starting to swing to the hard left like Seattle politics, KVI callers sound off on the $30 car tabs lawsuit and why Sound Transit should be downsized to only include King County.