It's Primary Day, did you vote? More info about the Dayton shooter, was he part of ANTIFA? President Trump is tweeting about China and we discuss the semantics of body armor.

We talk to a licensed security officer about the terminology and availability of body armor. Big Mike has your Twitter 20; it's #NationalRootBeerFloatDay and we talk about the #ElPasoChallenge

GUEST: Steve Moore talks about China and currency devaluation

Bill Maher thinks Democrats Are Blowing Their Chance To Beat Trump By Embracing Left-Wing Extremism

The Security bill is skyrocketing as Gov. Inslee's Presidential hopes dim.

GUEST: Sen. Phil Fortunado has announced that he'll be running governor. For more info, go to his website philforgov.org

GUEST: Todd Myers, Washington Policy Center talks about the impact of breaching the Snake River Dam and more.

Jake Tapper Presses El Paso Mayor To Condemn Trump’s Rhetoric — He Won’t Do It! Also, As Democrats blame shootings on Trump's rhetoric, White House pushes back. Democratic presidential candidates Julián Castro and Beto O’Rourke blamed on Aug. 4 President Trump's "divisive rhetoric" for the back-to-back mass shootings in Texas and Ohio, while acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney disputed that either shooting was linked to politics.

We discuss the tragic mass shootings last weekend in El Paso and Dayton. Radio Legend Mark Christpher gives his recap of SeaFair festivities and Big Mike has got your Twitter 20. Plus 2020 Democrats lay blame on Trump’s rhetoric for shootings like opportunistic vultures.

We carry President Trump's live address about the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio

GUEST: Former Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels. He shares his perspective about what can be done to deter gun violence and mass shootings.

Comparisons to the Christchurch massacre as John explains the difference between a "Nationalist" and a "White Nationalist". It's John's picks for tomorrow's primary and why you should oppose the new parks levy (prop 1). Plus we replay some of President Trumps remarks about last weekend's shootings and get an update from the Dayton Police Chief. And In the wake of Dayton's mass shooting Sunday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine was shouted down by a crowd of vigil attendees wanting action.

David Boze in for John Carlson: Cory Booker notches one of the big zingers of the night at the latest Democratic debate, Jay Inslee calls Trump a white nationalist during debate, Inslee had more face time in this debate, why Boze thinks Joe Biden won the debate last night, GUEST: Jessica Matthews with Make-A-Wish foundation talks as KVI and our sister stations raise funds for "Wishes In Flight" to help kids suffering long-term illness and terminal disease,

one snarky debate line about Clorox last night lit up social media, GUEST: St. Rep. Mike Padden(R-Spokane) joins Boze.

The Tulsi Gabbard vs. Kamala Harris debate exchange and Harris posturing herself as having more vital experience than an Iraq War vet, Kristin Gillibrand's brain cramp, Inslee's missed chance to sell his candidacy on climate change.

can someone translate Bill DeBlasio's closing comment last night?, a debate clip speed-round on health care, Inslee brags about raising teacher pay but forgets to mention districts laying off teachers after those unsustainable raises, Kamala Harris's strange description of separated children at a Forida (ICE) detention facility, a Fife WA iconic business may get demolished based on a possible route of new light rail line to Tacoma.

David Boze in for John Carlson: Democratic debate highlights show the 'moderate' candidates pushing back against the 'extreme' candidates like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, New York judge throws out Democrats lawsuit against Trump related to Russian computer hacking, one of the Democratic realists calls out Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, Marianne Williamson piques America's curiosity and draws some comparisons to a Star Wars character, Elizabeth Warren verbally slams one of the 'moderate' candidates for not being ambitious enough, new report about Jay Inslee not paying his campaign staff.

Podcast listeners chime in on our suggested podcast name change, the US Soccer Federation's president responds to latest push by Megan Rapinoe and a pair of WA U.S. Senators demanding equal pay, a closer look at all the financial implications from women's and men's national teams games, the media portrayal of the women's team 'equal pay' argument always omits this financial information to clarify the issue, Trump's criticism about news media bias is reflected in this example.

A stunning prison riot in Brazil (story not for the squimish), are Chinese movie investors trying to censor the new Top Gun sequel?, a Seattle business gets creative to discourage homeless RV campers, Trump administration asking where $16 billion for Baltimore went, astronomers say 400-foot wide asteroid passing 45,000 miles from earth caught them by surprise, why you should consider voting against next week's King County Parks ballot measure,the big mistake a South Seattle woman made before getting arrested for (allegedly) hacking in to 100 million customer accounts for Capitol One.

A visual daily double about the Seattle arrest of a major credit card company's account hacking, the Capitol One CEO's written response to this massive hacking, a former Redmond WA mayor passed away but her real legacy is a charity called Hopelink, still no date for tolling start on Seattle's new tunnel, investigative reporter calls out Bernie Sanders's grandstanding, GUEST: the SeaFair Blue Angels air show airboss, Owen Ashurst, why Seward Park will be one of the best places to watch The Blue Angels this year, why I-90 bridge traffic will NOT be shut down this year for Blue Angels performance, how you can see The Blues closer than ever before at Museum of Flight, still no clear answers about motive of 19-year-old male who killed 3 and wounded 15 at California food and music festival concert.

The politics of government greed versus corporate greed are very clear in next week's King County primary ballot, GUEST: WA Asians for Equality, Linda Yang, explains the campaign shift now that R-88 is on the ballot to force a statewide vote on I-1000 (on the November general election ballot), a popular 'liberal' and popular 'conservative' news columnist (both women) make the same point about the socialist/marxist wing of the Democrats, how political 'progressives' are like the Puritans of the 17th century, a Seattle business tests the city's theory about enforcing the 72-hour parking rule.

Lacey WA considering a savvy way to figure out which homeless people really want help versus the ones who want to live outside the law and get high on drugs, US Supreme Court rules in Pres. Trump's favor to use Pentagon funds for border wall, a comparison of border wall security between Obama and Trump Administrations, an update on the civil ruling against Ohio's Oberlin College after the school was sued for fostering a bogus claim of bigotry against privately owned cafe on the edge of campus.

Fatal mass shootings in NYC and Central CA over the weekend, in the Gilroy CA shooting one witness claims he heard the shooter say he's angry, Baltimore's crime problem the focus of Twitter beef between Trump and Democratic Congressman, even two Democratic politicians echoed the same things Trump did about Baltimore,

6:34am GUEST: ABC's Alex Stone covers the fatal mass shooting at a California ag and musical festival, a KVI caller lived in Baltimore 10 years ago, KVI's Lars Larson explains the political stunt an Oregon US Senator just pulled on the US/Mexico border.

R-88 will be on the November 2019 general election ballot for a statewide vote on I-1000, GUEST: Everett attorney Pete Mazzone forced Snohomish Co. deputy prosecutor to drop charges against his school teacher client, inspiring story of a 47-yr-old man who went from auto mechanic to emergency room doctor, GUEST: St. Sen. Keith Wagoner -- he's a Naval commander gives his reaction to Washington AG Bob Ferguson suing the US Navy over increased training flights at the Coupeville OLF, Carlson's story of finally stopping in to eat at a restaurant he's driven by for a number of years.

Why are so many people forgetting to use life jackets on local waterways?, several intriguing (and funny) angles to the new record setting contract signed by Seahawks HoF-bound LB Bobby Wagner, Seattle's Torchlight Parade attendance reflects the growing concern about crime and public safety problems in the downtown core, several WA cities are pushing back against needle exchange/supervised heroin injection sites, a Snohomish 3rd grade teacher is cleared of a child molestation charge after her attorney procures text messages showing it was a false allegation.

A Snohomish County teacher is dealing with a fake sexual assault accusation against from a teenager, she was charged with 3rd degree child molestation while working in a school district, the woman's defense attorney discovered text messages to prove the teen was lying.