Let's listen to Dennis Miller zingers on 'woke' hotels in NYC, the war on smoking in Seattle is strong but no so much the war on heroin, the swift crackdown on vaping in the last few weeks, Oregon finally tests a rape victim's rape kit from 12 years ago and discovers that the DNA matches a suspected DUI killer locked up in the King County jail in Seattle.

Broken news: Carlson vows to walk off the show today to participate in the climate strike protests, how one young conservative is being ignored in the climate debate, Trump skewers NYC mayor Bill DeBlasio after dropping out of 2020 Presidential race, what's up with this new movie 'Ad Astra'?, Colt gun maker will stop making the AR-15, the CEO says there's a glut of modern sporting rifles so they'll halt production, interesting factoid that stats show Beto O'Rourke's rhetoric is responsible for more gun sales than Trump's rhetoric.

John Carlson strikes for the climate and walks off the job, in John's absence we listen to some of the LIVE stream of the actual London climate strike event, the musicians after the political speaker are pretty hilarious, along with the #ClimateStrike the #Area51Raid is also trending, a Longview WA school student calls 911 from a school bus to report a drunk driver who was DRIVING THE SCHOOL BUS!, GUEST: economist, Steve Moore, hits on some positive economic news regarding housing permits and housing sales, GUEST: investigative journalist, Sharyl Attkisson, previews her Full Measure report on Brexit and what it might take to push the British divorce from the European Union over the finish line.

GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers per the climate strike walk out, what happens when you ask climate warriors to put their money where their mouth is and reduce their own carbon footprint, aspiring arsonists are attending today's #ClimateStrike protests...

Should climate strikers today denounce the implied violence in the signs depicted above?, GUEST: KOMO Sports anchor, host of Thursday Night Dawg House, a loooong time UW football sideline reporter and our UW Man On Campus, Bill Swartz, talks about the now tougher than expected road game the Huskies have at BYU tomorrow; the KVI crew makes football predictions for the Huskies, Cougs and Seahawks.

Tacoma's mayor declares ceasefire after recent spasms of youth gun violence and increase in murders, a gang intervention specialist points out the influence of family life in breaking the cycle of violence, the Tacoma murder increases lately and Seattle's murder at a light rail transit station show the problem with so-called "restorative justice" in place of honest punishment, America's oldest living President says age is indeed a factor to being the U.S. President, a Chick-Fil-A employee likely saves a customers life by giving CPR in the restaurant parking lot

Bellevue Police finally fully staffed; why Bellevue can accomplish what Seattle cannot, Canadian Prime minister busted for PC violations dating back to high school years,

a Shoreline WA native is entering journalism with a conservative news website, tomorrow's vaunted student climate strike and walk-out from the classroom shows how the political climate warriors are in a real bind, look at Seattle's most elite private school as an example, Bellevue Schools falsely tell teachers that they're required to pay union dues

Belief in UFOs crops up again with the US Navy confirming three leaked videos that seem to defy explanation, CNN's questionable portrayal of a Catholic school visit by the US Education Secrteary shows the anti-Trump bias, how this CNN portrayal reinforces America's cultural/political divide, media dishonesty, sad news story of a WA woman victimized by scammers makes us think of a classic country song, Elton John wraps two big concerts at Tacoma Dome, Navy confirms UAP videos are authentic, three videos of pilots capturing video (ATFLIR), Seattle restaurant owner eviscerates city council for being anti-business and as a result she's moving her small business out of Seattle when her lease is up in early 2020.

Abuses emerging with companies claiming indigenous Indian heritage as part of government contracting work, Federal Way WA mayor calls 'shenanigans' over the Seattle/King County plan to create a new homeless relief agency, why you should be warned and concerned about this new hashtag from a Seattle City Council woman,

MSNBC host blames Speaker Pelosi for failure to galvanize American public on Trump's impeachment,

GUEST: Voice of the Huskies, Tony Castricone, says the UW football team will have a tough time in Saturday's game at BYU in Provo, a Seattle high school student suing Washington over climate change testifies to a US House committee about her fears (and hyperbole) regarding climate activism, an unvarnished conversation about age barriers in America routinely being knocked down in the 21st century.

US Navy confirms series videos involving UFOs captured on camera by airborne pilots, the videos weren't Top Secret or classified but they never should have been leaked, one video was recorded off the coast of California, aerial maneuvers in the videos are not possible with current aviation technology including hovering and VTOL flight, the leaked UFO videos raise the question about believing in extra-terrestrial life, speaking of extra-terrestrial life consider what happened to Peruvians who got too close to a meteorite crater in the Andes. Lastly, a one-time tackle football player who bounced around both CFL and NFL now accused of hoax hate crime report (and insurance fraud) at his Georgia restaurant.

GUEST: military and strategic affairs analyst, Ralph Peters, talks about the unattractive options the U.S. has in the wake of apparent Iranian attack on Saudi oil field, BREAKING: Trump announces he wants more/new sanctions on Iran, numbers not looking good for Democrats pushing for Trump impeachment, a Seattle music legend died on this day, BREAKING: Trump names new NSA and it seems to be a good choice, the moment that encapsulated the House Judiciary hearing with Cory Lewandowski, explaining the scope of executive privilege, Tacoma's problem of tolerance policy on juvenile crime, Tacoma ICE facility director delivers blunt talk about sanctuary policies and security threats against employees there.

Power utility PSE sends letter to customers warning about natural gas ban (new construction) proposed in Seattle, Andrew Yang now leads Kamala Harris in polling among their fellow Californians, a noted Democratic campaign bundler in LA is now charged with a meth drug over-dose at his home,

GUEST: U.S. Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) talks about the problem of the US getting dragged into what looks like the prelude to a Sunni and Shia Muslim civil war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, why the Persian/Arab inspired violence emanating from Yemen is intractable, how far are the US and other nations willing to go to secure oil shipments?, Good Guy with a Gun story in Georgia that Beto O'Rourke probably won't like.

GUEST: Burien business owner, Martin Barrett, fixing homelessness problems with cooperation between city leaders and business owners, how to keep vulnerable and at-risk people from falling into homelessness, why we need to restore an 'honor culture' to keep people from being homeless, Climate walk-out Friday and Amazon workers vow to join school students in the protests,

GUEST: OSPI Chris Reykdal talks about the relatively flat results on student test scores recently despite billions of dollars in extra school spending, Reykdal downplays test scores in relation to student preparedness after graduation, another Seattle restaurant says city's anti-business politics are harming and jeopardizing their operations,

Seattle (local, small business) restaurant owner excoriates city council for being anti-business, the business owner vows to move popular restaurant out of Seattle in Februrary when lease is up on downtown location, how the Seattle city council is hurting the quality of life for the employees who currently receive fringe benefits. Another superb "Eric's Heroes" story about a recovering drug addict bringing good will and smiles on the streets of downtown Seattle.

GUEST:National Weather Service in Seattle, meterologist, Dustin Guy, explains today's semi-stormy weather, Breaking News about the popular cartoonist of "The Far Side" who retired in the 1990s, NYT writer says editors took out the reporters written reference about Kavanaugh accuser not remembering what others were saying (editing done in haste),

Trump tells White House reporters that Saudi Arabia will pay for any military support the US provides after oil field attack (ostensibly by Iran),

Israeli elections today as support for Prime Minister Netanyahu loses a ruling coalition, will Iran and Saudi Arabia avoid a literal holy war after this week's oil field sabotage attack?,

Turns out a suspected murderer in Seattle is well known to Bellevue police (and only 20 yrs old), a mysterious gift arrives on John Carlson's desk over night, a 2020 Presidential candidate is coming to the defense of a fired SNL cast member over ethnically/sexually oriented derogatory sarcastic comments in a podcast,

an answer to the mysterious and nifty gift that Carlson discovered at his desk this morning, a Colorado transplant in Seattle writes bluntly about the "Seattle Freeze" she's repeatedly experienced, she calls Seattle an emotional "tundra" regarding the freeze despite the city usually reveling in being a progressive strong-hold.

US Sec. of State Mike Pompeo says Iran's responsible for oil field attack and sabotage in Saudi Arabia, why Trump should think twice before backing Saudi Arabia with US military power in response to Iran, why Trump went to New Mexico last night and how it impacts the 2020 campaign, rookie Congresswoman proposes laughable plan for government hiring,

North Carolina goes from bad to worse for Democrats, Senate's top Republican hammers NYT and Democrats over Kavanaugh smear story/book, Washington AG refuses to settle lawsuit against now declared bankrupt Purdue Pharma over opiod prescription drug marketing.

Some exit polling from last week's North Carolina duel Congressional special election and what it could mean in the 2020 Presidential election, the election turned some strongly Democratic counties (in No. Carolina) into slightly Democratic as the two Republicans emerged victorious. A Heisman Trophy winning former NCAA football player vocally objects to new California law that would allow NCAA players to be paid for their name and likeness.

Why this weekend's attack on Saudi Arabian oil field/pipeline won't be a crisis like it was in the 1970s, a left-wing attempted smear of SCOTUS justice Brett Kavanaugh is unraveling quickly on the NYT and other left-wing media outlets, the shaky journalistic ground the NYT is on by publishing this allegation about Kavanaugh, TX Sen. Ted Cruz's reaction to the Kavanaugh smear, in light of the NYT equivocation about the Kavanaugh smear just look at what MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell had to do 2 weeks ago, three football predictions from last Friday's show are all surprisingly accurate,

Money isn't solving WA education and public school problems, the adults are faring better than the children are in WA education spending, fatal shooting and a separate stabbing within 24 hours on Sound Transit light rail car in downtown Seattle, if Seattle can't curb the crime on light rail who will ride mass transit?. RIP to The Cars guitarist Ric Ocasek, I-1000 campaign problems (including $1.3 million in unpaid labor owed to signature gatherers a year ago).

The New York Times sad and pathetic handling of a smear attempt against newest US Supreme Court justice, two Democratic presidential candidates are using this new book to demand impeachment of the justice, why the new UAW (46,000 workers) strike against GM is a good sign for Pres. Trump, Seattle is an emotional wasteland says Seattle Times op-ed about the Seattle freeze concept, a Coloradan's perspective on the judgmental Seattleites, when did Seattle undergo this shift to the "freeze" concept...(KVI callers sound off about it)?