Seahawks frantic comeback win in OT against Tampa, mail in voting today vs voting on-site back in the day, anti-gun sensitivity reaches new level in Port Angeles WA, Starbucks has quietly closed 6 downtown Seattle locations based on repeated crime, NBC anchor emeritus Tom Brokaw confesses (DC/Beltway) news media has drastically from the Nixon-era Watergate scandal to today's impeachment push against Trump.

Buh bye to presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke's campaign, O'Rourke fizzled fast after being a media darling hyped by Vanity Fair, the astonishing objection that Port Angeles's mayor has with the imagery at the city's Veteran's Memorial Park, Republican Congressman doesn't see the required impeachment conviction votes right now in US Senate, TX woman shoots her 3 children in sickening murder-suicide was an ardent gun control activist, the woman suffered from depression and other medical illnesses, a legal update on the TX child caught in parents custody battle that mom wants to be a trans-gender girl instead of a biological boy, dispute over Trump getting boo'd or cheered at this weekend's UFC main event in Madison Square Garden.

Are these birds eco-terrorists for starting fires to flush out their prey?, SNL skewers Elizabeth Warren of the costs of her "Medicare For All" plan, NBC legendary anchor compares 2019 news media behavior over impeachment to the Nixon-era Watergate news media behavior, fatal townhouse fire in Lynnwood WA kills two children and spurs one baffling question, join KVI's Kirby Wilbur and John Carlson this Saturday in Auburn WA at the largest Veteran's Day Parade on the West Coast, Pt. Angeles WA mayor wants imagery of soldiers holding rifles removed from Veteran's Memorial Park because, ya know, of gun violence issues.

GUEST: SoDo BIA exec. director, Erin Goodman, joins the podcast for a follow up to last week's story about the reports of illegal sewage dumping around Seattle's shorelines coming from suspected homeless RVs. Goodman and her group are looking for answers about this issue and so far, haven't had much luck, but she reports they are urging state and local health officials to intercede in these water quality/sewage sample problems (one test had the water samples on Seattle shorelines at 300-times more than the state accepted level of contamination). Here's the original story regarding the illegal dumping of sewage connect to such RVs in SoDo and Ballard neighborhoods of Seattle.

Aurora Bridge repairs as voters decide transportation spending with $30 car tabs vote, your vote on next week's general election ballot could have a huge impact because voter turn-out so far is on the low side, fewer votes means your vote has greater impact, Pres. Trump is moving to Florida, a KVI listener calls with some concerns that Sound Transit isn't doing enough to monitor fare enforcement, GUEST: Brian The Movie Guy reviews the newest Terminator movie with the franchise's two big stars returning, security concerns on Seattle light rail after 3 violent attacks in the last 6 weeks.

Carlson forgets to remind callers about switching your clocks back 1 hour this weekend to standard time, how goats saved the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in southern CA from being damaged by fire this week, Republican Congressman issues challenge to Democrat committee chairman to testify under oath,

GUEST: economist Steve Moore talks about new (adjusted) jobs report including workers now re-entering the job market, what the current #1 concern is for small business owners right now, GUEST: host of Full Measure (Sundays at 10am on KOMO HD 104), Sharyl Attkisson tries to answer Carlson's trivia question about a rock-n-roll birthday, also Sharyl's upcoming report on Denmark addresses something that rarely gets explained about European big cities in American news media.

Why your vote in next week's general election can carry extra significance due to projected voter turnout, why this is a "send a message to the powers in Olympia" election regarding next Tuesday's deadline to submit your mail in ballot, we have a Marinanne Williamson sighting, a baseball writer tries to troll Pres. Trump over the Washington Nationals World Series win, Republican Congresswoman Lynn Cheney speaks out on impeachment shenanigans by Democrats, GUEST: KOMO Sports anchor and UW pre-game host Bill Swartz explains why the Huskies have their hands full with defensive minded Utah Utes on the gridiron, GUEST: Redmond City Councilman Hank Myers, running for re-election against a political newcomer with Seattle progressive liberal leanings.

Tacoma City Council delays their vote on passing a gun and ammo tax in an effort to either depress sales or generate money for gun violence prevention programs, the disturbing case of a female hiker who disappeared near Marblemount WA in Skagit Co. , the potential that four women over the last 13 years have been murdered or disappeared under mysterious circumstances all while hiking in such a confined area, 90 days to the Iowa Caucus and Carlson has a good idea of the first big name who will have to drop out of the race at that point.

Montreal Expos win the World Series (well, sort of), Republican describes House Democrats as "sore losers" over final push to impeachment inquiry, a GW Bush employee blasts news media for failing to cover the US Rep. Adam Schiff controversies,

the latest on the Hunter and Joe Biden sitch, Fox News foreign affairs reporter switching to CBS News as investigative reporter after her contract ends, open borders activists try to boycott taco trucks after the served customers outside an ICE facility, how the taco truck owners finally had to push back against the boycott call, KVI's Lars Larson tees off on the impeachment inquiry vote set for this morning.

GUEST: UW grad student, Anna Humphries, talks about her grave concerns for human instability from climate impacts like lack of water, the potential for human conflict due to food/water interruption impacted by climate change, is there anything to ally her future fears about humanity and the climate?

Bad news for Bernie Sanders from a fellow US Senator, Barack Obama and John Carlson actually agree on something important, several vocal left-wing and right-wing pundits/celebs are applauding Obama's new comments, a KVI caller sounds off on the backlash to the "woke" culture from all sides.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and how to decide on false political claims on social media, a liberal Seattle author really doesn't like Zuckerberg's recent responses about policing political claims during Congressional hearings, the burning question is who gets to decide who is the gate-keeper on these issues of politics and accurate (free) speech?

Home prices in Tacoma, how the city of Missoula MT handles parking tickets has an un-expected connection to how Seattle handles law breaking.

Mythbusting to start the show, a local election race in Snohomish Co. is catching Carlson's attention for all the wrong reasons, join KVI's talk show hosts and KOMO News anchors at the first annual KVI Thanksgiving Brunch on Nov. 16th in Bothell.GUEST: ABC's Jason Nathanson reports on the CA wildfires in north LA area hit with hardest winds in more than a decade, could be 80+mph gusts, LeBeron redeeming himself after siding with China (and his shoe sales) over the Hong Kong freedom protesters, the League of Women Voters publishes a voter's guide masquerading as a soft-sell campaign piece on I-1000, a UW grad student confides she's suffering from "eco-anxiety", some helpful advice for the UW grad student involving climate change and the Obama family.

The irony of the "No" on I-976 --requiring $30 car tabs-- spending 50X more money on the campaign than the "yes" on I-976 supporters, a KOMO TV viewer asks if the sudden lane closure on the Aurora Bridge is on purpose to influence voters into voting against the $30 car tabs measure (i.e. the bogus narrative a 'no' vote will jeopardize money to maintain bridges and roads), a pair of taco truck owners push back on the activist community who demanded boycotts of their taco truck(s) after they sold food outside an (ICE) federal detention facility in upstate NY.

Trump tangles with Chicago's police chief as international group of police chiefs gather in Chicago, Republican Senator assess the post-Baghdadi/ISIS landscape in Syria, turns out House Speaker Nancy Pelosi fired disgraced CA Congresswoman for her bizarre sexual/cannabis life rather than allowing Katie Hill to resign.

GUEST: strategic affairs analyst Ralph Peters assess the take down of ISIS (ISIL) leader Bakr-al-Baghdadi, why killing al-Baghdadi is as significant as killing bin Laden, what this means for the future of extremist Islamic terrorism in the Middle East and African nations, the WaPo editorial fiasco on al-Baghdadi's obit.

Everybody is talking about the new Christian and gospel CD songs from rapper Kanye West,

join KVI for our first ever KVI Thanksgiving Brunch in Bothell on Nov. 16th to raise money for cancer research, Trump roasts Chicago PD chief and Sanctuary city policies, here's what drivers need to know about bus-only lane coming to Olympia, a Syrian spy captured ISIS (ISIL) leader's pants for DNA confirmation after successful raid last weekend, an update on the US Attorney leading the investigation into the origin of the Russia/Trump campaign known as the Mueller report.

Boeing CEO testifying this morning to Congress, did CO2 emissions play a role in design changes that lead to MCAS software problems in two fatal 737 crashes, please join us for the first-ever KVI Thanksgiving Brunch on Nov. 16th in Bothell, 70% of millenials say they'd vote for a socialist but the phrase "democratic socialist" still scare most American voters, an Italian movie director nobody outside Hollywood movie making circles knows wants the industry's most revered award changed to "Anna" because of gender issues, Trump skeptic and foreign affairs analyst agrees with Trump that killing ISIS leader is as big as killing al Qaeda's bin Laden, KVI caller sounds off on the Biden narrative from anti-Trumpers, Trump gets big applause from gathering of police chiefs when he criticizes Sanctuary policy laws, rapper Kanye West's new CD inspired by Christian/gospel music is getting a lot of buzz right now.

Follow-up on the homeless policy face-off between TX governor and Austin's mayor, let's start with the latest comments from the Austin mayor, compare Austin's homeless problems to the relative lack of problems in TX's biggest city--Dallas, NY Post columnist asks if Boeing 737 design that led to a pair of fatal crashes was connected to climate change concerns regarding CO2 emissions of jet planes, bigger engines for the 737 Max and their placement on the wing to achieve lower carbon emissions prompted a software program to prevent the nose from pitching forward.