A Seattle news reporter shares her extensive efforts to get answers about the King Co. 'sanctuary' policy to benefit illegal aliens, the reporter issues a scathing commentary about the failure to acknowledge the policy contributed to two attacks on a woman south of Seattle, Carlson notes you can see the layers of bureaucracy stiffling public inquiry about 'sanctuary' policy, Trump praises women's soccer as one player from Seattle causes a stir at World Cup in France, new report details Mexico's unprecedented cooperation to intercept people illegally crossing into the US, a KVI caller asks some more burning questions about 'sanctuary' policy and the impact on the convicted White Center rapist case, Oregon's governor continues to push for a carbon tax (cap-and-trade) plan that would be worse than the one WA Gov. Jay Inslee recently approved.

Illinois moves to legalize cannabis but their on-going tax burden shows similarities to WA (and Seattle), a Jussie Smollett update about the prosecutor who helped him dodge any charges, Puyallup case alleging homeless harassment prompts business owner to help defend man charged with verbally abusing two homeless people in an RV, coffee stand crime spree turns into high speed chase that ends near Bremerton WA, it gets portrayed as a prank but its very dangerous and it just happened in Auburn WA, a Western Union in one TX city says they've run out of money due to so many transactions involving the increase in various aspects of illegal alien crossings/releases after being detained.

GUEST: political strategist and former G.W. Bush advisor, Karl Rove, starts off discussing Bernie Sanders and the free college/university campaign promise, how Sanders' plan impacts anyone with a 401k retirement plan, solutions for health care costs being more affordable (direct primary care clinics), what Trump should do to "close the deal" with voters to win again in 2020, Presidential candidate Pete Buttegieg dealing with fierce criticism for South Bend Police fatal shooting of a black man, Seattle TV reporter demands answers about King County 'sanctuary' policy and how it impacted the missed deportation of a convicted rapist in White Center neighborhood, the TV reporter exposes the arrogance of King Co. elected officials and bureaucrats, the C-word in Seattle/King Co. politics.

Weird news of the day: A teenage boy was left with a broken mouth, a hole in his chin and damaged teeth after an electronic cigarette exploded in his mouth. There are two states that are actually losing population and you'll never guess why. A judge decided to appoint a special prosecutor Friday to investigate the decision by Cook County prosecutors to dismiss all charges against actor Jussie Smollett, who was accused of lying to the police by claiming he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in downtown Chicago in January.

Radio Legend Mark Christopher is back after a much deserved vacation and he talks about the KBSG reunion he was a part of over the weekend. It's FREE GAS MONDAY where someone gets the chance to win $500 in free gas! It's also our Independence Day Flag giveaway with our friends Flags A' Flying! If Bernie Sanders was President, would anybody have to follow the rules? Big Mike has your Twitter 20 and President Trump comments on the protection of shipping lanes.

GUEST: Cary Condotta calls in to talk about the great weekend they had for I-1648. if you want to sign the petition, there are three ways to do so: Washington for I1648 on Facebook, LSPAC.ORG, and GIVE THEM NOTHING.com

Lars Larson joins he conversation about cap and trade and those runaway Republicans in the Oregon senate

John gives his take on President Trump's dealings with Iran following that U.S. drone being shot down last Thursday. Big Mike has your Twitter 20, sharing that the President has launched his 2020 campaign fundraising website and a sleeping woman was locked on an airplane after her flight landed.

GUEST: Linda Yang talks about the harassment she's experienced while collecting signatures for referendum 88. If you'd like to help, go to LET PEOPLE VOTE.org

There's been a spike in purse snatching in western Washington at big box stores.

Mark Christopher talks about the KBSG reunion he attended over the weekend. om Cotton Tells Chris Wallace why he wants Iran hit and Karl Rove on what to expect next from Iran and why (Karl Rove will be our guest on Tuesday's show at 8:05). Police are seeing a rise in purse-snatching outside large retail stores across south King County.

GUEST: Cary Condotta calls in to talk about the great weekend they had for I-1648. if you want to sign the petition, there are three ways to do so: Washington for I1648 on Facebook, LSPAC.ORG, and GIVE THEM NOTHING.com

Crazy Bernie Sanders says “it is not appropriate” to deport illegal immigrants that don’t follow law in the United States.

Trump's still not deporting as many illegal aliens as the Obama Administration was, a new hire by King County government after a 3-2 vote recommendation defies the diversity ethos touted by most Democrats, the salary in question between the two jobs candidates is different but why?, the salary discrepancy looks bad.

Trump's Iran decision surprises everybody, why Iran is different than fighting ISIS or Syria and its a true test for Trump's resolve, convicted SW Seattle rapist suspected in 2nd attack on same victim may have fled back to Mexico, GUEST: Brian The Movie Guy reports that Toy Story 4 is a worthy addition to the revered trilogy, Oregon's Governor tries to sic the state police on Republicans who won't show up for a cap-and-trade climate vote, four Kitsap Co. massage parlors raided and three women arrested in sex trafficking bust, GUEST: ABC's Jim Ryan endeavors to explain the surreal story of a FL city (the size of Everett WA) that paid $600,000 in a malware/ransom attack.

Jay Inslee's press release about Trump and Iran doesn't really add up, Renton stabbing attack victim speaks out about what might be suicide by cop, could unrest in one MLB city bring a team to Portland to rival Seattle, SW Seattle rapist may have fled back to Mexico after suspected 2nd attack on his rape victim, the judge's double-talk on allowing the convicted rapist to return for his deportation flight.

A musical kick-off to summer, Iran's US drone 'shoot down' and controlling the flow of oil tankers out the Persian Gulf, why Saudi Arabia isn't much better than Iran, Iranian mullahs versus the Iranian people, a stunning murder trial twist for a US Navy doctor charged with killing an ISIS detainee in custody, a network news outlet finally catches up to KVI on the Hunter Biden/Ukraine emerging scandal, how this Ukraine (and China) scandal could impact Joe Biden's presidential run, the US Supreme Court's newest justice leads the way on an opinion favoring a black Mississippi man, the racial component the High Court just exposed.

AOC concentration camp comment is lighting up the political world, Centralia Police officer shoots and kills an armed man, guess the response from the family of the dead attempted burglary suspect.

with the strong economy it looks like border security and illegal immigration will define the 2020 Presidential election, just listen to Trump's Orlando rally last night, the issue where Democrats are more extreme than ever, compare Mexico's stance on illegal immigration to that of US Democratic politicians and activists,

Trump plans to live tweet next week's two Democratic candidate debates, Gov. Inslee's gushing about spendy new new electric motor school bus for the Franklin Pierce School District, GUEST: president of a natural gas industry association, Dan Gage, talks to Carlson about the environmental and fiscal benefits of natural gas powered vehicles versus petroleum and electric vehicles, Trump's Orlando rally last night turned on issues of illegal immigration.

Its time for US Supreme Court decisions to be released, look at the latest ruling on "double jeopardy" which involved a conservative and liberal justice lining up on the same side of an argument, also there's a unique liberal-conservative coalition joining for an opinion on a 'gerrymandering' case, some pending rulings expected this week will be more likely to take the 5-4 conservative-leaning split, Gov. Jay Inslee forgets to do the math on the expensive cost of new electric school bus(es) that will replace the diesel engine buses.

Rain actually arrived sooner than predicted, Trump supporters are lining up two days in advance in Florida, an MSNBC veteran talks honestly about the abortion debate and the problems if Democrats nominate Bernie Sanders to run against Trump, KVI's Kirby Wilbur just responded to a tweet by a 2020 Presidential candidate, I-1648 signature gathering has less than 40 days, GUEST: Wenatchee former St. Rep. Cary Condotta talks about what I-1648 would mean for recent tax hikes signed by Gov. Inslee, a high school senior in Vancouver WA criticizes school administration over bullying and sexual assault concerns then he's barred from walking at graduation.

Orlando FL looking like parts of Seattle today due to Pres. Trump, continuation of last hour's story on the Vancouver WA high school that barred a senior from walking at graduation ceremony for what he said at an assembly, was this student over the line or did the wild applause give credence to his critical comments, King Co. Library's "Drag Queen Story Hour" event draws opponents and supporters in Des Moines, new opiod-addiction treatment option arriving in East Bremerton, Seattle's accountability problems with bike share bikes is emblematic of the drug vagrant and homeless problems.

New book (by a Pulitzer winning author) alleges Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. knew about rapes of women and other abuses, do the the flaws of heroic American (political) figures diminish their landmark achievements, a KVI caller raises the question about Rev. Dr. King's legacy amid the #MeToo movement, the response to Gov. Jay Inslee and the sneaky way Legislative Democrats raised several taxes at the end of the April Legislative session this year, an MSNBC host gets real about two big political issues at stake right now.

Compare how Spokane County is handling drug offense prosecutions to King County and the resulting homelessness levels, Seattle's most famous meth-head is released from jail and the release doesn't require any sort of drug treatment supervision.