Archives: Episodes

GUEST: candidate for WA governor, Dave Reichert, explains what he's been doing to help use DNA in solving crimes, what Reichert would do to reduce crime in WA after the recent spikes over the last few years, how the legalization or lack of drug possession law impacts WA's crime surge, emphasize retaining and recruiting LEOs, DSHS is unable to house criminal convicts with mental health issues, how difficult it could be for a Republican WA governor to reform and improve the state bureaucracies that have been run by Democratic-appointed governors for decades, why WA government/Gov. Inslee should do something immediately about gas prices, Reichert says no one is listening to ag workers and farmers.

KVI's Kirby Wilbur, sitting in for John Carlson, explains why COVID was a "sham-demic" with public health bureaucrats protecting China and hurting school kids with remote learning, how COVID policy can favor Republicans in 2024.

KVI's Kirby Wilbur, guest hosting for John Carlson, says Democrats think they're going to run on economic issues in 2024. Kirby looks at that political strategy and what it means for voters in 2024.

It's SeaFair weekend, but party poopers think "It’s Time for Seattle to Cancel the Blue Angels" // One person attacked with rock, another stabbed on Seattle light rail // Diane Feinstein gave power of attorney to her daughter but is still serving in congress // Journalism professor wants parents to show their kids pictures of naked adults to prep them for seeing trans people in bathroom // Why housing first is not helping the homeless // Lawsuit Filed After Man Falls in Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom - Ari calls BS // More allegations against Bob Ferguson - TJ Martinell joins Ari to discuss // Fake News Friday // The Fun Police are after SeaFair // Twitch streamer in custody after giveaway draws huge crowds to Union Square in New York City // Lars Unleashed!

6am hour -- Seattle City Attorney issues two shutdown orders against motels on north Aurora Ave. for chronic crime problems, a compare and contrast of two Puget Sound criminal bail cases, climate change alarmism now boosted by "flash study", GUEST: candidate for US Senate in Washington, Raul Garcia M.D., confronts opponent Maria Cantwell over the sorry state of medical staffing and available hospital beds in WA, KVI's Lars Larson addresses the vicious attack on a Portland female doctor beaten in random attack.

7am -- WSJ story on the growth in home schooling as public schools have to correct or acknowledge their COVID restrictions, the Pac-12 conference is teetering on the edge of dissolution and the fate of the league will be decided by UW and Oregon,

8am hour -- a guest stands up KVI for an interview over her opposition to the Blue Angels flying in Seattle for SeaFair because of climate change, GUEST: economist Steve Moore explains the important and unimportant about US credit rating getting downgraded this week, how the debt ceiling standoff a few weeks ago factors in to this new credit downgrading, "who is the honest umpire" of economic stability or resilience?

GUEST: candidate for US Senate in Washington, Raul Garcia M.D., confronts opponent Maria Cantwell over the lack of medical staffing and available hospital beds in WA, KVI's Lars Larson addresses the vicious attack on a Portland female doctor beaten in random attack.

GUEST: economist Steve Moore explains the important and unimportant aspects about the US credit rating getting downgraded this week, how the debt ceiling standoff a few weeks ago factors in to this new credit downgrading, "who is the honest umpire" of economic stability or resilience?

TJ Martinell joins Ari to to discuss his latest investigative story regarding the State Attorney General's Office

6am hour -- Seattle City Attorney issues two shutdown orders against motels on north Aurora Ave. for chronic crime problems, a compare and contrast of two Puget Sound criminal bail cases, climate change alarmism now boosted by "flash study", GUEST: candidate for US Senate in Washington, Raul Garcia M.D., confronts opponent Maria Cantwell over the sorry state of medical staffing and available hospital beds in WA, KVI's Lars Larson addresses the vicious attack on a Portland female doctor beaten in random attack.

7am -- WSJ story on the growth in home schooling as public schools have to correct or acknowledge their COVID restrictions, the Pac-12 conference is teetering on the edge of dissolution and the fate of the league will be decided by UW and Oregon,

8am hour -- a guest stands up KVI for an interview over her opposition to the Blue Angels flying in Seattle for SeaFair because of climate change, GUEST: economist Steve Moore explains the important and unimportant about US credit rating getting downgraded this week, how the debt ceiling standoff a few weeks ago factors in to this new credit downgrading, "who is the honest umpire" of economic stability or resilience?

GUEST: candidate for US Senate in Washington, Raul Garcia M.D., confronts opponent Maria Cantwell over the lack of medical staffing and available hospital beds in WA, KVI's Lars Larson addresses the vicious attack on a Portland female doctor beaten in random attack.