Elon Musk fires the Twitter lawyer (James Baker) who was at the heart of suppressing/censoring content (like the Hunter Biden laptop story) detrimental to Democrats. How James Baker was a former FBI counsel that went to work for Twitter. KVI's John Carlson connects the dots involving Baker's time at both the FBI and his monumental role deciding which content on Twitter was allowed or disallowed during the 2020 Presidential campaign.

6am hour -- another US Supreme Court case involving a business owner who opposes gay marriage, should a business owner have the right to decline a paying customer based on a religious objection to gay marriage?, how would this business transaction apply to an obstetrician refusing to perform an abortion?, actress Kirstie Alley dies at age 71 from cancer and her ex-husband gives her a powerful tribute, explaining the possible stalker angle to the Moscow Idaho UI students quadruple murder...father of Kaylee Goncalves says two of the UI murder victims were not killed in the same manner adding more questions to the public concerns about the quadruple murder with no arrests and no known suspects,

public memorial today for Bellevue Police motorcycle officer Jordan Jackson killed in the line of duty a month ago, the start time and processional route you'll want to know to pay your respects to the officer, anti-Trump lawyer and one time "it boy" to run for POTUS--Michael Avenatti--is sentenced to 14 years in prison over tax evasion and fraud.

7am hour -- Friday KVI invites you to support the Salvation Army with a new toy or cash donation for the annual, the confounding story of the Kitsap Co. driver cited for negligent driving because of a snow covered windshield that only had a tiny opening for the driver to see, the driver told WSP trooper that the windshield wipers were broken and couldn't clear the snow off the windshield but the trooper wasn't playing, the end of a 54-year era tonight for Boeing's airplane division, how Boeing airplanes have been marquee public events in decades past, Justice Sonya Sotomayor's comment on the Bible and latest US Supreme Court case, Justice Neal Gorsuch's response regarding heterosexual marriage.

8am hour -- one more comment on SCOTUS case about wedding website designer allegedly discriminating against gay marriage customers, why Tik Tok is a far more dangerous website than Twitter right now, China's ability to track Tik Tok users, an influential Democratic US Senator agrees with Donald Trump about the dangers and warnings regarding Tik Tok data mining for China, KVI callers sound off on this latest SCOTUS case and "liberty of contract" for business owners.

Twitter gets all the attention after Elon Musk's effort to restore free speech on the platform, but KVI's John Carlson says Tik Tok is a far more dangerous social media platform given China's ability to track users' data when using the app.

No decision last night following a Bellevue School District meeting about what to do with allowing police officers on campus. Usually called School Resource Officers (SROs), Bellevue School District blocked SROs after the 2020 George Floyd murder by a (Minneapolis) police officer. KVI's John Carlson examines the politics involved with the Bellevue Education Association opposing the inclusion of BPD on campus.

6am hour -- Democrats and Pres. Biden "throwing shade" at Iowa regarding the presidential primary voting, Oregon's Constitutionally shaky M114 running in to trouble even before the court challenge occurs, the story of the weekend is the Twitter documents that disclose the corporate censorship on content that hurt or negatively portrayed Democrats--including Joe Biden--during the 2020 Presidential election, GUEST: attorney Anne Bremner, defense attorney for Pierce Co. Sheriff, Ed Troyer, describes the contention in the criminal trial about what was threatened when Troyer approached what he deemed was a suspicious car in his north Tacoma neighborhood, why there may be one more proverbial shoe to drop in the trial, Oregon's AG wants a delay in voter approved gun-control law M114 that would require a permit to exercise a Constitutional right.

7am hour -- weekend version of the National Anthem by singer Ashanti has the music world buzzing, UW Husky football team will face former head coach--Steve Sarkisian--in Alamo Bowl game versus U. of Texas, Donald Trump's wild suggestions after Twitter documents show that Twitter censored content to benefit Democrats in 2020 and protect candidate Joe Biden from negative publicity, Democrats and Pres. Biden want to remove Iowa as the first vote in 2024 Presidential primary, the irony that Iowa--which is 84% white population--launched the Presidential campaign of Barack Obama isn't Black enough in 2024 for Democrats, new polling by Marquette University asks Republicans and GOP leaning voters who they prefer for President in 2024, the looooong pause before Dr. Anthony Fauci answers a news media question if he'd re-do anything as Director of NAID.

8am hour -- apparently Ye (Kanye West) is still very popular in Seattle after the updated listing of five most streamed music artists on Spotify, and then Bad Bunny makes a KVI debut, how Ye is able to manipulate social media and news outlets for attention to his anti-Semitic, abhorrent behavior; the WA Attorney General's office is under the microscope as the trial against Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer begins, the alleged threat in the Troyer encounter with newspaper delivery driver, "Cheap virtue signalling by Gov. and attorney general" doing favors for social justice activists.

Singer and songwriter, Ashanti, performs a spectacular version of the U.S. National Anthem before the Big 12 Championship football game between Kansas State and Texas Christian University. The KVI morning crew listen to the version and compare it to the benchmark 1991 performance by Whitney Houston at Super Bowl XXV.

Defense attorney, Anne Bremner, joins KVI's John Carlson to discuss the trial of her client, Pierce County Sheriff, Ed Troyer, for charges brought not by the Pierce County Prosecutor but the Washington Attorney General, Bob Ferguson. Troyer's trial started late last week after jury selection and restarts today in a Tacoma courtroom. Troyer is charged with false reporting and making a false or misleading statement to a public servant after a January 2021 confrontation with a driver in his neighborhood who turned out to be a newspaper delivery driver around 2am. Carlson explains why the entire trial has more political than criminal overtones because of the charging decision by Ferguson.

6am hour -- Supreme Court delivers another blow to Pres. Biden's 'college tuition' debt transfer plan, Moscow ID police investigators now say quadruple murder may not have been a targeted attack after all adding to the mystery and confusion of the unprecedented crime, the Seattle Kraken have won 7 straight games all of a sudden, a compare and contrast of the legal foundational philosophy between SCOTUS and SCOW that occurred in the last 48 hours, new report says Americans are losing faith in US military, KVI callers respond to political correctness mission creep in the military, WA Legislature considers "baby bonds" for state run health care.

7am hour -- progressive parents are aligning to say that Santa Claus is lying to and deceiving your children, evaluating this ideological opposition to Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy, Elon Musk bans Ye (formerly Kanye West) from Twitter after numerous anti-Semitic comments/expressions including a Swastika, a brilliant parody of NPR GUEST: economist Steve Moore tackles the latest legal blow to Pres. Biden's college loan dept transfer plan, why the enumerated powers of the Constitution still matter (just not to Biden supporters), what this morning's jobs report means, GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson explains what's happening with one of the most over-prescribed drugs in America.

8am hour -- the EdTroyer trial in Tacoma and interpreting the alleged threat "take you out", new polling data for Donald Trump as a 2024 Presidential candidate is out, what this polling data means for Republican Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis,

Dr. Anthony Fauci "exit interview" with Washington Post causes a stir, Happy Festivus!, the politics of Pres. Biden's executive order on college loan debt transfer is meeting the buzzsaw of the US Constitution, Gov. Jay Inslee's administration posting for jobs for out of state people to get around his own stubborn vaccine mandate requirement.

6am hour -- The Supreme Court of Washington (SCOW) refuses to grant injunction on a capital gains income-tax signed by Gov. Jay Inslee, RIP Christine McVie the soulful siren from Fleetwood Mac, bankrupt FTX CEO says he "had a bad month" drawing jeers, how the FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is now in a category of other Silicon Valley wunderkinds that crashed in spectacular criminal fashion.

7am hour -- GUEST: spokesman for AffordableFuelWashington.com and Olympia political watchdog, Randy Pepple, explains the looming gas tax hike that will start on January 1st 2023 in WA, the gas/fuel price hikes are all related to a carbon fuel tax and the tax will go to the WA general fund not to maintain or build new roads, how poor and working class people will get hurt more by this new cap and trade price hike, the life and times of Fleetwood Mac keyboardist/singer Christine McVie who just died at age 79, Apple backs off of an attempt to put the screws to Twitter by withholding the app's availability at their app store, look how Apple gutted Parler

8am hour -- GUEST: Bellevue Assistant Police Chief Andrew Popochock shares with KVI how listeners can pay their respects to fallen motorcycle officer Jordan Jackson at his memorial next week and donate to the legacy fund for his wife and two young children, GUEST: recovering drug addict and drug rehab program designer, Ginny Burton, rejoins John Carlson to talk about her proposal for Pierce County to help drug addicted criminals get clean and sober during their incarceration, her program "O.U.T." (Overhaul through Unrelenting Transformation) forces the Pierce County Council Democrats to honor their political sloganeering of "lived experience" as it relates to political policy, why jailing drug addicts committing crimes can be a faster way to sobriety and drug rehab.

Spokesman for AffordableFuelWashington.com, Randy Pepple, tells KVI listeners how they can register their comments about a January 1st, 2023 cap and tax law in Washington that is expected to raise the price of gasoline and diesel fuel by $0.46-0.57 per gallon at the pump. Pepple joins KVI's John Carlson to explain how listeners can submit their comments about the pending law that will impact gas and diesel prices during a Friday, Dec. 2nd, "Environment, Energy & Technology Committee" hearing in the Washington Senate in Olympia. The hearing starts at 10:30am Friday morning. Pepple says the "cap and tax" law going into effect on January 1st could be delayed or modified by Democrats if Washington residents voice enough opposition to it. The law, singed by Gov. Jay Inslee, earlier this year is scheduled to go into effect on the first day of 2023 in Washington.