6am hour -- John Carlson attended yesterday's 'State of Seattle Downtown' gathering with civic and elected officials, Seattle is now calculating that 24% of homeless offered shelter reject it, how Silicon Valley Bank's decision to invest in mortgaged backed securities imploded when interest rates were cranked up by the Federal Reserve to slow down inflation, DeSantis talk with Lars Larson.

7am hour -- Ron DeSantis explains the blowback he got in 2020 amid the Federal public health experts contradictions from the first 6 months of COVID, the newest flavor of Girl Scouts cookie (Raspberry Rally) is sold out and now going for big bucks on auction sites like eBay, Gov. Jay Inslee tries selling his $4 billion homeless housing plan in...checks notes...Walla Walla?,

8am hour -- an updated list of bad bills sponsored by Democrats in the Olympia Legislature that have now died, GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple says St. Sen. Marko Liias wants to be the director of the state school board that doesn't exist, SB5462 trying to inject 'woke ideology in the school(s)', Newark NJ mayor and city officials are duped on a sister-city offer from a nation that doesn't exist, extended discussion on the SF reparations proposal that seems to be moving forward despite funding concerns, a KVI callers sounds off on the sister city embarrassing scam and the reparations plan.

6am hour -- Bellingham City Council won't cooperate with the mayor regarding a criminal penalty for drug possession, one of the Bellingham City Council members is lying about jail space capacity, chaos ensues at Stanford Law School when an associate dean of DEI verbally unleashes on a visiting federal court judge speaking to the law school students, Pres. Biden approves an Alaskan oil/gas exploration deal with Conoco Phillips greatly upsetting Sen. Maria Cantwell and various climate activists, GUEST: St. Sen. Noel Frame (D-Seattle Queen Anne/Ballard) 206-475-1988, c/o Alex Bond 206-579-1857, SB 5486 the 'extreme wealth tax', Frame says the wealth tax is a property tax, by which she means "financial intangiable property" which is political speak for assets on paper not actual tangiable money, will Frame's bill meet state Constitutional standards?, taxing net worth, RIP Dick Fosbury, GUEST: Brent Beardall. President & Chief Executive Officer at WaFd Bank. Brent Beardall tells his survivor story of living through a fatal plane crash and 18 hours worth of surgery, Beardall was in the front passenger seat of a private flight back in late December, ) in-studio, Beardall says Silicon Valley Bank was a well respected bank and nobody can say they saw its collapse coming, Beardall says confidence was high in SVB prior to its collapse, explaining the loan to deposit ratio that is intrinsic to a bank's profitability, the terrible decision SVB made in low yield treasuries, the collapse happened because of mortgaged backed securities similar to the 2008 WaMu collapse,

8am hour -- GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple examines Legislative bill that would cut back K-12 school instruction by 4 hours a week and teachers would spend their time... , how the teacher's union is impacting this bill, no demonstrable evidence of how this bill would help students, SB5054.

8am hour -- FL Gov. Ron DeSantis brilliantly summarizes the agenda-driven left-wing news media's game of attacking Republicans, how the battle stems from Republicans pushing back on "neo-Marxism" like CRT school curriculae, how legacy news media are currently ignoring basic journalistic news principles of fairness or impartiality, un-used and UNDER-used lots all over Seattle where more housing could be built but Seattle politics and regulations prevent or delay those lots from being better utilized for more housing supply, the unexpected American sales of vinyl LPs now exceeding that of CDs in 2022, Saudi Arabia and Iran are reaching a peace deal to re-establish diplomatic relations after Shia vs. Sunni tensions exploded in 2016.

7am hour -- GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers reports on being driven by a driverless cab in Phoenix AZ, the driverless cab company is actually based in Kirkland WA, one of last night's Academy Awards winners took a veiled shot at CNN's Don Lemon about "women in their prime", GUEST: KVI listener and mental health peer counselor with mental health/drug addiction patients, Katrina King, speaks about how recovering addicts could relapse if exposed to 2nd hand fentanyl/heroin/marijuana smoke on a Metro bus or a ST light rail car, per fentanyl smoking reax by KC Public Health gal from last week, follow-up on double murder in Redmond WA of woman and her husband by an obsessive fan from a podcast/chat room.

John Carlson 6am -- the financial collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in California's Bay Area, the un-easy feeling after hearing Treasury Sec. Janet Yellin say everything is working fine after SVB collapse, Mikaela Shiffrin the all-time winningest alpine skier, Seattle's Ballard Commons park finally re-opens after being over-run by homeless and then closed for clean-up, KVI's Lars Larson digs into the UW research about to take place regarding the impact of 2nd hand fentanyl smoke on light rail and bus passengers in Portland (and possibly Seattle).

8am hour -- GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple covers the latest news and maneuverings in the WA Legislative session in Olympia, how WA Democrats have exposed their tax money greed with a variety of comments related to Legislative bill that will end single-family zoning and give the state zoning control while taking away local zoning control, DEVELOPING: numerous news reports say FL Gov. Ron DeSantis is poised to announce his 2024 run for U.S. President, what it means for Biden and the Democrats if DeSantis chooses to run for President in the next election.

7am hour -- the KC Golden "climate change imperative" to impose state zoning control and take that local zoning control away from cities, atty for Donald Trump, Jenna Ellis, admits to misrepresenting Trump claims about 2020 election fraud, Pres. Biden unveils a $7 trillion federal budget plan, GUEST: economist Steve Moore tackles the $7 trillion budget plan, Biden's plan would drastically raise the capital gains tax on unrealized capital gains, Moore says unrealized capital gains tax would discourage stock market investments which bolster pensions and 401k retirement accounts.

6am hour -- Shawn Kemp released with no charges after gun fire incident in Tacoma Mall parking lot, DEVELOPING STORY this morning in Redmond where a suspected stalker has killed a married couple, cronies for KC Exec Dow Constantine try to kick out digital journalist Jonathan Choe from a press event on behavioral mental health vote, the crocodile tears of Constantine and Gov. Inslee when it comes to mental health service access in WA, WA has one of the most restrictive laws on involuntary commitment.

8am hour -- a listener music request to illustrate voter frustration with the WA Legislature, KVI listeners sound off on the Legislative police pursuit vote drama, GUEST: ShiftWA.org's Randy Pepple says "Democrats are afraid of the electorate" based on this police pursuit bill drama, WA Democratic State Rep. uses Twitter to persuade Seattle Times to give more favorable news coverage to controversial housing density and zoning control bill, a King Co. Public Health Dept. employee downplays the impact of smoking fentanyl for Metro bus drivers/passengers exposed to the drug consumption on the bus,

7am hour-- GUEST: former St. Sen. Simon Sefzik recaps yesterday's rally at WA Legislature supporting a police pursuit reform law, Sefzik says many Democratic Senators wouldn't meet with a grieving mom who spoke at the rally about how her 12 year old daughter was killed by a fleeing driver that police couldn't pursue, Inslee has the temerity to raise taxes on everything and then complains about its abusive to make housing unaffordable, House select committee on COVID origin has first hearing.