King County (and Seattle) will stop recycling plastic bags as of January 1st, the on-going difficulties of recycling, the power of Mexican drug cartels shown once again how dominant they are over the nation's Army, more than 1000 Seattle U. students are outraged over removal of Planned Parenthood from a student resource listing, a university should reflect values and principles.

Alaska Airlines CEO lets slip his desire for Paine Field expansion, Kshama Sawant's anti-Amazon rally fizzled yesterday, you gotta hear Sawant's latest chant to her sycophants, drug cartel attacks Mexican prison and frees son of drug king pin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, I-1000/affirmative action newspaper editorial misses what civil rights are all about, former Defense Sec. Jim Mattis jabs Trump at charity dinner roast.

GUEST: National Review columnist John Fund covers three timely news stories 1.) he just spoke to the leader of the London "Extinction Rebellion" after yesterday's ironic protests, 2.) Fund gives a helpful and succinct update to the new Brexit agreement, 3.) what Trump's chief of staff did or didn't say regarding Ukraine phone call and quid pro quo yesterday.

WA reaches big milestone with wineries, Oregon distillery finally gets approval for alcohol infused ice-cream, GUEST: economist Steve Moore examines the Brexit agreement finally moving forward, WA Supreme Court strikes down law designed to impound drunk driver's cars, GUEST: Full Measure host Sharyl Attkisson's new story about border security against drug cartels without the feds, big money or high tech.

GUEST: I-1000 discussion with writer and documentary film maker, Christopher Rufo, talks about how bi-racial families are approaching I-1000, why Asians have decided to engage in politics over the statewide vote next month, if I-1000 is approved it will bring back racial preferences/affirmative action in public university enrollment, public hiring and contracting which were all halted with the voter approved I-200 in 1998.

U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar's endorsement of Bernie Sanders prompts a question about anti-Semitism,

two gang members--one an illegal alien--both plead not guilty to murder of Mt. Rainier HS student at the Green River near Auburn, the murder exposes the failures of King County sanctuary city policy, hypocrisy alert: Seattle city councilwoman doesn't like environmental review regulations for tiny house villages, GUEST: Voice of the Huskies, Tony Castricone, previews tomorrow's Oregon Ducks vs. UW Huskies football game and why the weather will impact the game, lastly the three KVI guys make their weekend football predictions.

Who's fact checking the fact checkers? Popular website Snopes keeps getting punk'd over satirical news website headlines, now a hyperbolic tweet condemning a popular fast food chicken chain is being scrutinized, (Daily caller story), USA Today is on the verge of ending its print edition, responding to political claims that we're in a gun violence crisis and the mis-perception that AR15s are mostly used in mass shootings.

RIP Congressman Elijah Cummings, Trump and Pelosi's White House meeting turns into furious acrimony, small rant about the posturing in the latest U.S. House vote to reject Trump's Syria withdrawal, Republican Congressman venerates Rep. Cummings,

a liberal WA enclave cancels Halloween festivities at an elementary school over 'equity' and 'inclusion', parents push back on the Halloween cancellation by starting a petition, great political satire site headline about more televised Democratic candidate debates, WA Congressman speaks out after he was in the room for the Pelosi/Trump White House 'meltdown', new stats from Federal gov't agency say 22 million illegal aliens in the U.S.

Seattle's Kshama Sawant wants to take away budget money for city's homeless navigation team, GUEST: Collette Tours CEO John Shaw talks about John Carlson listener trip to Ireland next summer, two (legal) immigrants now running for Snohomish County Superior Court judge, not since Great Depression has demonizing the rich been so prevalent for politicians, two instantly classic stories of political irony: one involving climate activists in London and another involving three city council members in Seattle.

GUEST: Center for Immigration Studies director of research, Steve Camerota, assess the accuracy of the new DHS surge in suspected illegal aliens in the U.S. now being at 22-million people, a progressive political website founder takes a swipe at Trump's EU Ambassador with Seattle hotel ties ahead of Congressional testimony,

Jay Inslee's post-debate tweet Tuesday night shows his blind spots regarding his climate change advocacy,

London Tube commuters drag climate activists off the top of train cars when they tried to delay the train's departure delaying their arrival at work.

Let's talk about money and God. Start with the money from last night's fourth Democratic presidential debate, Andrew Yang dismantles Elizabeth Warren's basis for a wealth tax on anyone with more than $50 million in assets. The U.S. Attorney General Bob Barr speaks out about the role of religion in America. Jay Inslee's repetitive tweet following the conclusion of the fourth Democratic presidential debate.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren's the clear focus of the fourth Democratic Presidential debate last night, best debate moments involved the disagreements about "Medicare For All", Seattle building owners are less likely to report property crime & damage because they know the repeat criminals aren't going to get investigated and prosecuted in Seattle, local Elway poll reflects the growing frustration with the Seattle City Council, how Elizabeth Warren has become the pinata in the presidential campaign.

Three things to watch for in tonight's 4th Democratic debate, presidential candidate and U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren repeatedly fails to answer about her tax plan, Tacoma gun fire sparks drive-by and gang shooting concerns, Mexican authorities stop a caravan of 2000 migrants headed toward the U.S. southern border, Hunter Biden makes his case to the American public but was he believable in this ABC interview?

NBA star's comment about Hong Kong protester tweet boomerangs on him, another NBA player who's a Turkish national rebutts the NBA star's criticism of the Hong Kong/China controversy, Yakama and Lummi Indian Nation tribes both demand removal of lower Columbia River dams on Indigenous People's Day (aka Columbus Day), irony that hydro-electric dams are the legacy of Democratic political leaders, ABC News punk'd when they air video of a purported Turkish gun battle in Syria but its from a firing range in Kentucky.

Carlson shares some exclusive stories about Friday night's event in Bellevue WA with US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, and Talking Points USA's, Candice Owens. It was all part of an annual fundraiser for the WA Policy Center. Haley addressed a group of 300 young conservatives in Bellevue, too; Haley's concerns about Turkey's invasion into Syria and what this all means for US allies the Kurds in Northern Iraq, how illegal immigration has shifted the Democratic Party to the left, how Owens rose to fame with her YouTube videos talking about political disillusionment and disenfranchisement. Also a Rock-n-Roll Hall of Famer with northwest WA ties does a rare interview to share some revealing stories about his family connection to musical pioneer Les Paul and how one of his biggest hits was written 24-hours ahead of the biggest concert he ever played.

Columbus Day political incorrectness, football referee blame game in the NFL, Bernie Sanders bouncing back after heart attack, a long-time Democrat says don't under-estimate Trump, this modified Ford pick-up truck has us thinking about off-roading, the NBA's stumble with the Hong Kong freedom protesters fiasco, smoking weed may hurt your chances of male fertility, Little League World Series winners get a lift home on Air Force One.

We can now quantify how many hours of time Seattle Police wasted when city attorney fails to file charges in criminal cases the police officers document, compare the current city attorney to the previous city attorney in 2007, as $30 car tabs vote looms a pro-Sound Transit group posted this puzzling social media invitation in Seattle,

racial concerns emerging after police-involved shooting in Texas, Trump bump for a Republican governor trying to un-seat a Democrat, CNN got more than they asked for with LGBTQ town hall forum involving 2020 Presidential candidates.

GUEST: Washington Policy Center's environmental policy director, Todd Myers, talks about a new report claiming half of WA bird species will go extinct in the next 60 years because of climate change, will these calamitous claims from The Audubon Society actually happen?, Elizabeth Warren has the temerity to tell us to respect #IndigenousPeople on Columbus Day,

...when did car repairs cost more for women vs. men??

Indigenous People's Day and wanna be historian Howard Zinn, why Howard Zinn is more about politics than he ever was about actual history, a new poll says Democratic voters want candidates to find common ground with Republicans rather than be ideologically absolute, our Football Friday prediction recap; all three of the KVI morning crew were pretty close with their pigskin picks.