Red light cameras begin in Kent WA, a variety of concerns with red light cams and why the politicians who install them never have the courage to ask for a public vote to approve them, Seattle enviro protesters freak out on city police after a 13 year-old activist is arrested for vandalizing city hall, the teen's claim about why she didn't know what she was doing per the vandalism, a new Democratic candidate qualifies for next round of Presidential debates, Olympia Congressman Denny Heck's heck of an audio clip, GUEST: Center for Immigration Studies, Jessica Vaughn, responds to the Rep. Denny Heck acerbic comment, KVI's Lars Larson gives his thesis for why he thinks accused pedophile/sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was murdered.

Seattle is expanding a confounding new service in the wake of homeless camping over running a city park in Ballard, a reader advice column written 5 years from a legendary NYC weekly shows the snowflake nature of so-called progressives and its as relevant today as it was 5 years ago before the election of Pres. Trump.

GUEST: Strategic affairs analyst, Ralph Peters, talks about Chinese officials shutting down Hong Kong airport, a US gold medalist takes a knee during medal/anthem ceremony, Carlson reveals the story that put his motorcycle in the shop last Friday, a big push back in Snohomish County about a policy that allowed drug users to avoid prosecution for heroin, cocaine and meth possession; BOLO for escaped inmate from Forks WA prison.

sorting out the jail house suicide of convicted sex offender/accused pedophile and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein case, Epstein's suicide and criminal accusation has ties to celebrities, politicians, and royalty; rapper A$AP Rocky returns to the American stage and thanks god last night, the legend of US gymnast Simone Biles reaches a new level, how Carlson's motorcycle got crushed in the KVI parking garage, two Democratic Presidential candidates declare that Ferguson MO police shooting was murder despite several Obama Justice Department investigations to the contrary.

Two high profile Congressional members extend some olive branches amid the Dayton OH and El Paso TX mass murder blame game, GUEST: National Review columnist, John Fund, jumps on the show to talk about gun control news and issues overlooked by most major news media outlets, why Republicans shouldn't be panicking on gun control issues; a fatal hit-and-run kills a pedestrian in Marysville WA and its all captured on security camera.

California has a lot of problems crafted by bad public policy. Seattle City Council considers Durkan's plan to crack down on dangerous RVs

It's Edgar Martinez weekend at T-Mobile Park and ZZ Top have cancelled several local shows. A crime spree involving attempted car thefts, a home break-in, and several attacks escalated into murder in Lakewood. President Trump is tweeting about gun legislation, is that a good idea?

GUEST: Dave Parkhurst, owner of Greenhaven Interactive. He talks about a corner of the internet called "the onion" and the dark web.

GUEST: Adam Cornell, Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney. He wants to change 2 gram drug possession policy and talks to John about the connections to similar crimes.

Homeless camp moves into park after city attempts to shut it down.

Two Arlington police officers suffered minor injuries when their vehicle was struck by a suspected drunken driver on State Route 530 early Thursday morning. Actor Danny Trejo played a real-life hero when he helped rescue a baby trapped in an overturned car after a collision at a Los Angeles intersection. A black teenager in Ohio was caught on video chasing four individuals with a pistol — firing multiple shots at them and allegedly shouting, “I don’t like white people in my hood!”

It's Seahawks game day, first exhibition game of the season! We discuss the backlash against Joaquin Castro. Big Mike has your Twitter 20 and President Trump's visits to Dayton and El Paso. Jay Inslee is not looking great in the latest polls and motorcyle-reated traffic deaths are on the rise. Plus actress Rosanna Arquette says she feels 'so much shame' about 'being born white'

John's analysis and oppinion about President Trump's visits to Dayton and El Paso following those tragic shootings last weekend. Everything you thought you learned playing 'Oregon Trail' is wrong. Callers weigh in on red flag laws and "gun free zones"

Uncomfortable crime story of the day: Louisiana woman says meth found hidden inside her body is not hers. More phone calls about guns, concealed carry and reciprocity. It's a bad week for Jay Inslee in the polls. A bold new proposal from state Sen. Doug Ericksen, would launch a state study of breaching the Ballard Locks, removing Seattle City Light dams from the Skagit River, and restoring Seattle lakes and waterways to a pristine natural condition.

Seattle is fifth most expensive place to live in America, study says - John and mark share their stories of owning homes at a young age. Will young people today even be able to afford to buy a home?

Misrepresentation and misconceptions about mass incarceration and the prison population.

John gives his take on last night's primary election results. Big Mike has your Twitter 20 and President Trump is lashing out at the Fed. Joaquin Castro doubles down amid backlash over tweeting names of Trump donors, plus Everything The Left Says Is Projection, They Accuse You Of Exactly What They're Doing, according to Tucker Carlson.

Callers weigh in on what we can expect during President Trump's visits to Dayton and El Paso today. Joe Biden Calls For Federal Gun Buyback Program, Making Assault Weapons "Illegal, Period"

GUEST: Kevin Williamson, author of the new book "The Smallest Minority: Independent Thinking in the Age of Mob Politics"

The latest updates on the primary election results - is this the end for Kshama Sawant? Our callers are all fired up about voting. Planning commissioners stall on rules for Lacey homeless camps and is Seattle planning a "Green New Deal" of their own?

Join the KVI/KOMO family for a day of summer fun, food, and live music at Stand Up for the Cure August 24 at Lake Sammamish State Park. Have a blast while making an impact that could save lives.

After El Paso shooting, Glendon Oakley Jr. is being hailed as a hero. He says attention is on the wrong person. Critique of a Seattle Time editorial about guns and "loaded language"