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NPR 25 year veteran writes candid essay about politics infecting program and news coverage, TX Congresswoman uncorks a whopper about Monday's solar eclipse, fast food prices skyrocketing faster than inflation... hmmm, wonder why?, Renton juvenile crime arrest suspect last week is now being charged with a new crime,  new data on student truancy/student conduct, KVI listener is a soon to be retiring teacher that talks about what has changed with student behavior, the NPR veteran business reporter's candid admission that NPR bosses veered the news and programming bias to help the political Left and Democrats, what makes the most memorable moments from live TV and radio shows, Bellevue squatter story shows the abuse of a rental housing assistance program in King County, the entire amount of March new jobs hiring in the U.S. was only for part-time jobs.

Seattle ranks toward the bottom of Wallethub's list of safest cities as Judge rules Washington's ban on high-capacity magazines unconstitutional and Public school teacher Ian Golash condoned Hamas' actions and denied that Israelis were raped on October 7th. Accuracy In Media asked him about his comments and even spoke with some of his students in a new explosive video // Boozed up Lauren Boebert was cut off by bartender, begged Trump for selfies at GOP gala and Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee tells schoolkids that moon is a ‘planet’ and ‘made up mostly of gases’ // Dance teams voted to not perform when they were told they couldn't wear their American flag-themed outfits because a small group of convention goers "associated with the situation in Palestine and the Trans community" said they felt “triggered and unsafe” // Washington and Oregon lead North America in infrastructure vandalism // An 18-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador has been arrested in California for murdering a man and dismembering his body // Pete Serrano joins Ari to talk about how the Silent Majority Foundation won an injunction (temporary decision to stop enforcement of a law) against the so-called large capacity magazine ban in Washington // Harvard adds 'Jewish celebration' to list of 10 segregated graduation events // UW building vandalized following pro-Palestinian sit-in // Why is everyone talking about women's NCAA basketball? Dan Zaksheske from Outkick joins Ari to discuss the answer that will surprise you

Tacoma murder suspect has criminal history in 3 other states but somehow ended up homeless in WA, Cowlitz County judge rules a WA gun control law is unconstitutional, Joe Biden might be omitted from Ohio 2024 election ballot, GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers, looks back at failed predictions made on previous Earth Days, is Renton's juvenile crime better or worse if its not gang-related?, GUEST: UW professor Cliff Mass explains the dangers of a UW study aiming to cool Earth's temperature, exceptional stupidity by TV co-host Sunny Hostin, three new WA statewide initiatives propose to end squatter's rights, end sanctuary state status, and reverse new law restricting natural gas connections for new customers.

Seattle Public Schools teacher under review after claiming Oct. 7 massacre of women, children was justified // The Washington Post brushes off squatting epidemic as 'right-wing talking point and 'We Heart Seattle intervenes to help north Seattle neighbors with troubled homeless camp // Buttigieg downplays DC crime rate despite having security detail and President Trump's position on life is not new // Sunny Hostin Claims the Solar Eclipse, Earthquake Caused by ‘Climate Change’ // Parents sue Seattle-area school district over sexual and physical abuse of 5-year-old kindergartener on school bus // California Republican criticizes Gavin Newsom's homeless strategy // GUEST: Adam Guillette, president of Accuracy In Media joins Ari to follow-up on a story from last week when he confronted public school teacher Ian Golash about claiming the Oct. 7 massacre of women and children was justified // Ari and Mike review the new revenge-thriller "MONKEY MAN" // GUEST: Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

Why this year's solar eclipse will be twice as long as 2017's, Seattle high school teacher's pro-Hamas comments raise red flags, Sweden/Denmark crime story, Trump fundraising just, um, eclipsed Biden's, Trump says he's leaving abortion access laws up to the states if elected President, the indelible mark Caitlan Clark is making on the sports world--not just women's basketball, Biden as the most diverse President in US history, Canadian Parliament's conservative leader perfectly explains why PM Justin Trudeau isn't a liberal, Biden vote buying gag, GUEST: KVI 3-6pm host, Ari Hoffman, speaks about the pro-Hamas Seattle high school teacher who denies Oct. 7th rape of women in Israel and that the Hamas murder on Oct. 7th of Israeli civilians was justified.

UW building vandalized following pro-Palestinian sit-in // Seattle proposes record $1.35 billion transportation levy for infrastructure improvements // Sports Fan Kamala Harris claims the NCAA women's basketball tournament was "not allowed to have brackets until 2022." // Woke NJ Senate candidate says earthquake is evidence 'the climate crisis is real' // Loren Culp to potentially lose WASPC membership over offensive online posts // Gavin Newsom's restaurant offers $16 per hour starting wage after he signs law requiring $20 minimum for fast food workers // Jim Walsh joins Ari to discuss a variety of exciting new initiatives // Fake News Friday! // Lars Unleashed!

Renton WA juvenile crime suspect has cut off 4 different ankle home monitoring devices, warnings about new $20 minimum wage law for chain restaurants in California,  10 prior felonies for man arrested this week in North Bend WA , a Black law professor at Harvard explains the negatives of DEI, DEI watch dog Christofer Rufo interviews a former Boeing employee about the company's DEI practices, GUEST: economist Steve Moore sparks a conversation about  Seattle Schools elimination of its gifted student program,  GUEST: Burien mayor, Kevin Schilling, says King County is vesting too much power in the Executive office of Dow Constantine,  Schilling speaks candidly about the efforts to improve homeless in Burien and the emphasis of "treatment not tents."

Biden Demands Israel Enact ‘Immediate Ceasefire’ Against Hamas Terrorists; Seems To Blame Israel For Hostages Not Being Freed and First lady Jill Biden reportedly urging the president privately to end the war in Gaza // Venezuelan refugees take down camp from Seattle tennis courts as anonymous donor pays for 10-day motel stay in Kent for 140 asylum seekers // Former MSNBC host calls on Justice Sotomayor to step down from Supreme Court // Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry calls for policy change after LSU women's basketball misses national anthem // Oregon salmon accidentally populate wrong river after truck carrying them crashes // Gov. Newsom says baseball saved him. But the legend of his career doesn’t always match the reality // it's the return of the Friendly Face-Off as Batya Ungar-Sargon joins Ari to talk about her new book "Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women" // Washington AG Ferguson Amicus on Losing Side in PA Gun Rights Case. Alan Gottlieb joins Ari to discuss the details

two new polls--one for President and one for WA Governor--are looking good for Republicans, five juveniles arrested in Renton for armed carjacking adds to local juvenile crime woes, update on racial slur confrontation aimed at University of Utah women's basketball team in Couer d'Alene Idaho, polling for WA Governor's race seems to signal a tangible shift to more moderate politics in WA, the new polling also sheds light on the future of the WA Legislature, Carlson's response to ABC News latest story on Israel, GUEST: KVI listener and building contractor, Mike in Bellevue, just attended a meeting for builders with Puget Sound Energy regarding the new law HB 1589 on ending natural gas service, GUEST: The Washington State Fair public relations director, Stacy Van Horn, invites you to next weekend's Spring Fair in Puyallup, We Heart Seattle response time compared to city of Seattle's when it comes to helping the homeless,  now the political Left is going after Taylor Swift, new poll on WA politics and the key question this new poll asks that is bad news for incumbent Democrats.

Venezuelan refugees set up camp in Seattle after being forced to leave Kent hotel // Seattle public schools replacing gifted students program to be more 'inclusive,' citing diversity concerns // Trump bests Biden in 6 out of 7 swing states, according to a new WSJ poll // UC Berkeley-owned community farm allegedly bans white people on Saturdays // If the election was held today, according to a New Echelon Insights poll: Dave Reichert holds a 9-point lead over Bob Ferguson on the two-way ballot (39-30) & is slightly ahead of Ferguson on the full ballot (28-23) // Los Angeles 'trash house' drawing attention as eyesore, public safety hazard // GUEST: Andrea Suarez from We Heart Seattle joins Ari to talk about the good work they do in the community // Tonight at UW, Stand With Us will be coming to talk about the latest events in Israel for Turning Point USA - Mary Schulten Karp joins Ari to discuss the details // The Seattle police guild and the City of Seattle have reached a tentative agreement on labor contract. SPOG President Mike Solan joins Ari to discuss the details