6am hour -- just seconds ago an ABC News network reporter completely over-sold how much snow is falling in Everett WA, the Supreme Court has stepped into the termination of Trump's Title 42 preventing illegal aliens from request asylum due to border security concerns, El Paso TX mayor declares state of emergency over illegal border crossings, Gov. Jay Inslee's latest grandstanding over gun violence and a proposed assault weapons ban, Inslee and the Democrats continue to ignore the far more prevalent threat of convicted felons in WA

7am hour -- GUEST: our KVI gun-rights "go to guy", Dave Workman, examines the assault weapons ban bill proposed yesterday by Gov. Jay Inslee, for 7 years WA Democrats in the Legislature have tried to pass an assault weapons ban but have fallen short of the votes, the Inslee proposal is also a lever for suing gun makers which does nothing to prevent convicted felons from getting their hands on more guns, GUEST: Exec. Director of CIS, Mark Krikorian discusses what this SCOTUS order by Chief Justice John Roberts means for Title 42, Biden Administration has until 5pm today to respond to SCOTUS order, Title 42 isn't a border policy rule its a health-related rule pertaining to COVID transmission/infection, Biden solution is not to reduce the number of people crossing the border illegally, why Republicans could struggle again in 2024 if they don't learn the hard lessons "and adapt" from 2022 election.

8am hour -- GUEST: Fox News host and featured speaker at January 2023 Roanoke Conference in Ocean Shores, WA, Guy Benson, joins the show to talk about Twitter and Elon Musk along with what Republicans need to do in 2023 to ensure election success in 2024, GUEST: digital news reporter for Rebel News, Katie Daviscourt, joins KVI from El Paso TX where she's reporting on border security issues and stories, @katiedaviscourt describes what she calls a stash house in El Paso for illegal aliens, says its a humanitarian crisis with illegal aliens sleeping on the streets in El Paso as winter temperatures plunge, says she's spent 3 days in El Paso and has seen very little border patrol or local law enforcement in the area; some legal analysis about the House January 6th Committee criminal referral to the DOJ about charges for Donald Trump, why the Justice Department may ignore the criminal referral, there have been 800 DOJ cases brought so far per January 6th US Capitol attack and none of the cases involved insurrection, the convoluted logic of Gov. Jay Inslee's new assault weapons bill that was unveiled at a press conference yesterday.

KVI's John Carlson evaluates the convoluted logic of Gov. Jay Inslee's new assault weapons bill that was unveiled at a press conference yesterday.

GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers, calculating how much more you'll pay at the pump starting Jan. 1st for Gov. Inslee's carbon fuel tax hike that goes into effect, there's good news about the price hike and there's some bad news to know, why the price may fluctuate due to the 'cap and trade' element of permits to emit carbon (oh and there's a futures trading market that will impact this price variable you pay at the pump).

6am hour -- 6am hour -- a very important Democratic political figure pushes back on the Democrats' mantra of "tax the rich",

homeless deaths in King County are going up in 2022, Gov. Jay Inslee unveils 2023-2025 budget with pathetic justification that homeless and mental health programs he's started are working, critics of Pierce Co. Sheriff Ed Troyer claim he's lost credibility despite a jury exonerating Troyer of 2 charges of false reporting, the latest plot twist in Oregon's voter approved gun control law Measure 114.

7am hour -- GUEST: KVI's Lars Larson tackles the possible assault weapons ban Washington Democrats are pursuing in next month's Olympia legislative session, Donald Trump unveils NFT/digital trading card and everybody's wondering why, the very narrow margin for error Trump has if he wants to win the 2024 Republican nomination for President, GUEST: economist Steve Moore admonishes newly elected House Republicans who are failing to control spending as they're about to take control of the chamber, why Congressional Republicans "have betrayed us" regarding fiscal conservatism, Moore suggests Republicans could just agree to maintain current spending levels and provides the accounting numbers, why American no longer has a fiscally conservative political party, Moore gives another example of "the way Washington (D.C.) works" involving a Republican US Senator from Alabama and $650 million appropriation to his state, GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson addresses the "outrage" of 6 left-leaning journalists whose Twitter accounts have been suspended by Elon Musk, "reveals the crazy double standard".

8am hour -- Pres. Biden Administration scrambling to house/facilitate more illegal aliens coming over the border after ending Trump Administration's Title 42, how's the confidence level that KC Executive Dow Constantine is making any progress on "supportive" housing for the homeless?, US Senator-elect John Fetterman delivers an unusual criticism of the Federal minimum wage, KVI callers sound off on the Sheriff Ed Troyer acquittal and immigration problems.

KVI's John Carlson and economist/author, Steve Moore, discuss this week's disagreement among Congressional Republicans about how to handle the crunch-time budget decisions before January 1st, 2023 arrives in two weeks. The disagreement among the Republicans on fiscal constraint is straining relationships and eroding any credibility that the conservative party once had for fiscal restraint in government spending.

Attorney, Anne Bremner, defense counsel for Pierce County Sheriff, Ed Troyer, speaks to KVI's John Carlson about yesterday's not guilty verdict by a Tacoma jury. Troyer was found not guilty by the jury yesterday after being charged with two counts of false reporting after Troyer had a late night encounter with an African-American man in his north Tacoma neighborhood. The legal case against Troyer was brought by the Washington Attorney General, Bob Ferguson, after the Pierce County Prosecutor declined to file charges based on the evidence stemming from the encounter in January 2021. Bremner tells John Carlson there were two moments in the trial where she felt the case was made for Troyer's acquittal.

6am hour -- John Carlson is back, Tacoma jury finds Pierce Co. Sheriff not guilty and the jury acquittal is a big legal loss for WA AG Bob Ferguson, FTX CEO arrested and the timing of the arrest is provoking lots of questions, Pierce County car/truck theft in November appears to be fueled by changes by Olympia Democrats to the police pursuit law, when will the WA law get back on the side of crime victims and not the criminals?, reality of failed progressive policies starting to dawn on Portland politicians,

7am hour -- when a liberal says 'we believe in equity' what does that mean?, "equity" usually means more racial stereotyping for WA progressives--not less, the recent Gov. Inslee opening remarks at an "equity summit", these are your Inslee tax dollars at work, US Senate passes bill banning federal employees from having Tik Tok on all work devices, Lynnwood WA police say they arrested organized retail theft suspects here from Michigan, GUEST: St. Sen. John Lovick (D-Mill Creek) unveils his new tougher DUI bill lowering BAC from .08 to .05, his bill is SB 5002, Utah is the only state in the nation with 0.05 BAC law and their DUI fatality rate has dropped 20%, how the DUI bill is receiving bi-partisan support in the state senate, what should the state senate do about the police pursuit law problems right now?

8am hour -- a not guilty verdict for Pierce Co. Sheriff Ed Troyer after charges were brought against him by the WA Attorney General Bob Ferguson, why Troyer never should have been charged by Ferguson in the first place, how the political 'left' demands a de-escalation policy but its only on one side of the equation, why Ferguson was trying to wreck Troyer's career (spoiler alert: anti-police opportunism), CNN manages to falsely air what is clearly mis-information about the recently revealed Twitter documents released by Elon Musk, GUEST: attorney Annne Bremner, defense counsel for Pierce Co. Sheriff Ed Troyer who was ruled not guilty by a jury yesterday, the investigating officer in the trial who pleaded the 5th Amendment to 400 defense questions, two moments in the trial when Bremner felt that the case was made to the jury,

Bremner's closing argument that prosecuting Troyer was a "colossal waste of (taxpayer) resources", how the not guilty jury verdict might impact a pending $5 million civil lawsuit against Troyer.

KVI's John Carlson examines the recent "equity summit" conducted by the Professional Educators Standards Board (PESB) where Washington Gov. Jay Inslee delivered the opening comments to the event in Tacoma. Gov. Inslee appointed the 12 members of the PESB. The event served as an opportunity to rely more on racial stereotyping in Washington politics, according to Carlson.

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: tornado was a lot closer to Kirby's house yesterday than previously thought, "proud Democrat" hoping Elon Musk gets deported based on his US Citizenship application, this week's Everett court house armed stand-off with a Woodinville man was allegedly connected to the man's discontent with child custody rulings, would you fly on a commercial jet that had no pilot and was controlled by pilot(s) on the ground?, GUEST: KNWN's Carleen Johnson story on (Kirby's interview about) police pursuit law and potentially WA Legislature relief/reforms, a key House Democratic lawmaker from Kirkland WA is indicating that changes to the police pursuit law do need to be made,

Oregon's outgoing Governor commutes all the death sentences in the state, the Governor is ignoring the will of the people with these commutations.

7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: billions spent on education to graduate students from high school only to take remedial courses in college because of recent COVID distance learning and educational loses, too many incoming college freshman are under-prepared for course load/classes, Argentina's (very successful) World Cup soccer football team criticized...wait for it...by The Washington Post...for not having any Black players, NYC's new effort to involuntarily commit homeless/mentally ill based on certain criteria, homeowners are now blamed for lack of new housing which allegedly fuels homelessness.

8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: GUEST: exec. director of Mary's Place, Marty Hartman, updates KVI on the annual 'No Child Sleeps Outside' effort to house homeless families, why Mary's Place focuses on families, women and children for their homeless services, examining the logic of political progressives who think health care is a human right and that crypto currency is a scam, the audacious story of the Pennsylvania school board member who refuses to vote for a colleague as board president because he's a white, male, heterosexual; GUEST: KNWN sports anchor Bill Swartz explains how football coach Mike Leach who died suddenly this week used a pass heavy offensive strategy to help under-dogs compete against the biggest deep-pocket football schools, the Seahawks currently have two starting offensive lineman who were recruited to college and coached by Leach, how the grind of college coaching may have impacted Leach's health the last few months leading to his stunningly quick medical demise, the AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) climate change documentary just released to 120 theaters didn't draw many fans, famous author JK Rowling addresses her concerns about transgender politics, the suggestion that 4 and 5 yr olds desire to be the opposite sex is child brutality & endangering them with irreversible consequences, if they're 18 yrs old they can make that decision.