Carlson shares some exclusive stories about Friday night's event in Bellevue WA with US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, and Talking Points USA's, Candice Owens. It was all part of an annual fundraiser for the WA Policy Center.

8am hour--GUEST: Washington Policy Center's environmental policy director, Todd Myers, talks about a new report claiming half of WA bird species will go extinct in the next 60 years because of climate change, will these calamitous claims from The Audubon Society actually happen? , Elizabeth Warren has the temerity to tell us to respect #IndigenousPeople on Columbus Day,... when did car repairs cost more for women vs. men??

6am hour -- Columbus Day political incorrectness, football referee blame game in the NFL, Bernie Sanders bouncing back after heart attack, a long-time Democrat says don't under-estimate Trump, this modified Ford pick-up truck has us thinking about off-roading, the NBA's stumble with the Hong Kong freedom protesters fiasco, smoking weed may hurt your chances of male fertility, Little League World Series winners get a lift home on Air Force One.

Seattle's myriad and most fundamental problems all collide in a quiet legal decision made last week about The Showbox music venue across the street from Pike Place Market. The problems in Seattle involve activist city council members, housing affordability, drug addiction, crime and homelessness.

Kirby and John talk about the latest movies.

KOMO Reporter Matt Markovich stops by the studio to share details of his latest project and callers want to address the problem with the homeless.

Kirby's guest this hour is Randy Pepple from Shift Washington, learn a lot about History today and get to listen in on one of Kirby's lectures for his homeschoolers plus the LBGTQ Town Hall held by the Democrats.

Kirby shares stories of the day and his guests this hour are Senator Mark Schoesler-Senate republican leader -9th District and KOMO Reporter Bill Swartz joins Kirby to 'talk dawgs'.

Click the picture above to hear the audio. Every Friday, Kirby teaches at a home school co-op for 8th to 12th graders, and this year he's teaching a class on the Civil War. This podcast includes an excerpt from Friday's lecture at Crossroads Bible Church.

A 24-year-old Bellevue WA domestic violence suspect attacks an ex-girlfriend then flees leading police on a high speed chase down I-405 to Renton before ending in South Seattle, the 24-year-old has 12 convictions for domestic violence dating back 7 years to when he was 17 yrs old, will the Seattle social justice warriors who advocate for protection of women in the #MeToo movement demand an exceptional sentence for this career criminal? Also, a Republican U. S.

8am hour -- Sanctuary policy in King County now connected to two new murder cases (one in Bellevue, one at the Green River near Auburn), a repeat Seattle criminal graduates to more serious crimes after city attorney Pete Holmes takes 9 months to file a charge, GUEST: KOMO's Bill Swartz UW Huskies tangle in the desert with the Arizona Wildcats at Tucson, football Friday predictions, Beto O'Rourke's latest political pandering in the name of same-sex marriage.

7:05am -- GUEST: US Attorney for Western District (of) Washington, Brian Moran, talks about what will happen after the ruling by a Federal judge in Philadelphia which essentially approves of cities running heroin injection sites, a KVI listener lodges a vital and astute conclusion about the recent vaping ban and sanctuary cities, Sec.

Kirby talks with candidate for Governor Anton Sakharov plus callers want to talk about China, the possible impeachment and in Real Science with Dr. B-baseball and fasting.

Kirby's guest is Dave Workman from the 2nd Amendment Foundation and he is here to talk about his new book "Good Guys with Guns". This Day in History and we also hear from Max Nelson from the Freedom Foundation on the latest legal proceedings.

Kirby's guest is Mike Chase-author of "How to become a Federal Criminal".

Two cast members of a new Netflix series, The Politician, join John Carlson. It's a fictional show about a high school student with political aspirations to be President of The United States. But first he has to navigate "the most treacherous political landscape of all: high school". The student wants to attend Harvard. The series blurs the lines between real world politics in Washington D. C. and the daily social structure of high school.

8am hour -- continuing coverage of the emerging campaign against school "gifted programs" for students, social justice warriors are calling to end such school curriculum programs, a Seattle newspaper columnist asks why not expand the programs if some students can't get in rather than ending the programs for everyone, notable liberal opinion journalist asks rhetorical question about impeachable offenses......

7am hour -- WA Health officials quickly move to ban flavored vaping products but notice when it comes to heroin they advocate a place for heroin users to privately inject more heroin, King County plan to give bus tickets out of town for homeless people to reunite with family gets its first public hearing, re-election not looking strong for Seattle socialist Kshama Sawant, Seattle Schools Superintendent calls gifted program for students "educational redlining".

Flavored vaping products--including those with nicotine and the cannabis extract THC--were banned in Washington yesterday by a vote of the State Board of Health in response to illnesses, and even death in other states, connected to such products. The swift move by the State Board of Health is contrasted by the King County Board of Health's continuing effort to open supervised heroin injection sites in Seattle and King County because of the significant use by addicts.

6am hour -- Seattle Schools superintendent condemns 'gifted' programs as being, you guessed it, racist; a junk'd RV shows up on the street of a Seattle City Council woman and immediately becomes a political lightning rod, Hollywood actor rips Ellen DeGeneres's defense of her comments about Pres. G. W. Bush, Democratic Congresswoman boo'ed at event after voicing support for Trump impeachment, NBA star James Harden bows down to China amid Hong Kong protester tweet controversy.

Macer Gifford is the pseudonym of a British former currency trader who travelled to Syria to fight with the Kurdish YPG militia against the Islamic State group. He & Kirby talk about the Kurds fighting ISIS, the President's comments and Turkey.

Kirby and John discuss the situation with the Kurds and Turkey, callers weigh in with their thoughts and is Hillary really thinking of running again?

Kirby's guests this hour include a local business owner and lifetime resident that is fed up with the issues surrounding people on the street and the drug addicted-so he is moving his business out of Fremont, plus Macer Gifford-who fought on the front lines with the Kurds.

Kirby's guest is Donald Kendal, he is part of the Heartland Institute and addresses Socialism plus stories from ordinary Americans defending themselves with their 2nd Amendment rights.

Wanna hear two conservative Republicans disagree on an issue? Here's your chance. The two KVI show hosts arrive at strongly differing views about Pres. Trump's decision to withdraw US forces in northern Syria and leave ethnic Kurds to fend for themselves against Turkey.

KVI show hosts have been repeatedly covering the problems in Seattle related to the city's failed response to drug addiction, property crime and homelessness. KVI's John Carlson presents two more stories that showcase why the city continues to struggle with preventing crime and how its impacting businesses that are giving up and leaving Seattle altogether. Listen to this portion of The Commute With Carlson to hear both stories.

Some quick reactions to news regarding the Trump legal team adding an influential member and the sad news about Bernie Sanders daughter-in-law, Hillary Clinton uncorks another whopper about the 2016 election, (gross news warning) there's a new criminal as the most prolific serial killer in America, the serial killer's photographic memory is adding attention to the crimes.

7am hour -- one of the NBA's most outspoken political personalities is silent on the tweet controversy involving Hong Kong freedom protesters, how Nike's influence on shoe sales is a big factor in this tweet controversy, good news/bad news on the media coverage related to Elizabeth Warren's 2019 campaign story about being fired from a teaching job when she was 22 and pregnant,what's the end game for Group Health giving a massive $500,000 donation to the I-1000 campaign?

6am hour -- so much snow fall at Stevens Pass, comic actress/talk show host Ellen DeGeneres claps back at critics who slammed her for sitting next to a prominent Republican at an NFL game,Trump's new lawyer points out the numerous due process failures in the House Democrats pursuit of impeachment, two new KOMO stories that bolster the case that "Seattle Is Dying", two failing NW politicians that are both need to be recalled.

Kirby and Dr. Berezow discuss people that have never eaten vegetables, nuclear waste and a new hope for a cure for cancer, callers weigh in on events and Kirby challenges John Carlson to a podcast.

Callers want to share their opinions and viewpounts, Kirby shares stories of the day, plus an interview with author Dean Reuters about his new book "The Hidden Nazi: The Untold Story of America's Deal with the Devil".

Kirby talks about the impeachment inquiry and the President's decision regarding the Kurds, callers react and Dr. Berezow shares good news regarding his company's fund raiser.

Kirby's guest is Dean Reuter co-author of "The Hidden Nazi: The Untold Story of America's Deal with the Devil". Dean Reuter is General Counsel of the Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy and a fellow at the National Security Institute at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School.

Venerable game show host Alex Trebek confronts the toll cancer treatment is having on his health to continue hosting Jeopardy, an eastside suburb has debuted as the #1 city in WA for household median income besting Seattle, three other cities have higher median household income than Seattle right now, a new example of 2020 Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren's penchant for misleading voters about her career and background.

8am hour -- does the 1964 Civil Rights Act apply to LGBTQ discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation? new data shows that shoplifting suspects in Seattle will likely never face any punishment, Lakewood tree smashes home, Ballard fire totally destroys five businesses, Elizabeth Warren's contradictory statements about her early teaching career, Warren facing another honesty crisis (after her indigenous peoples ancestry claim that was ultimately debunked).

On the upcoming November 5th, 2019 general election ballot in Washington, voters will decide the fate of race-based preferences for public university enrollment, government contracting and hiring. KVI morning show host John Carlson has been at the center of this debate in Washington dating back to a statewide campaign he chaired back in 1999 for Initiative 200, which was approved by Washington voters and ended a state sanctioned policy of Affirmative Action.

6am hour -- more consternation about Trump decision to withdraw US forces from northern Syria and possibly abandoning allies like the Kurdish people in that area near northern Iraq, if Democras are truly interested in transparency they could do one thing related to Trump whistle blower(s), more compare and contrast for the Syria/Turkey decision, satire comedy legends South Park blister the NBA/China controversy over Hong Kong + Ted Cruz comment South Park's tweet.

Did you know that Kirby teaches a Civil War class to high school kids every Friday? He's been recording his lectures and posting them as podcasts - he plays a sample from this week's lecture, which incudes an excerpt from the famous "Cotton is King" speech, given shortly before the start of the war. Is the ethnic food aisle in the grocery store racist? Kirby gives a history of the Battle of Lapanto, the naval battle that saved the Christian west.

It's FREE MONEY MONDAY! Listen every Monday at 7:05, 11:05, and 4:05 for your chance to win $1000! Callers sound off on the Kurds, Syria, and a solution to the homeless problem. It's THIS DAY IN HISTORY, and what's the origin of the song "Rock the Casbah"? Plus great idea from a listener for an independent ticket in 2020.

President Trump is tweeting about Turkey and the Kurds and Kirby thinks this is a mistake. There were several shootings in Federal Way over the weekend. GUEST: Ari Hoffman - he talks to Kirby about issues with homeless vagrants at Jewish cemeteries. Plus your phone calls about Syria and the Kurds.

Click the picture above to hear the audio. Every Friday, Kirby teaches at a home school co-op for 8th to 12th graders, and this year he's teaching a class on the Civil War. This podcast includes an excerpt from Friday's lecture at Crossroads Bible Church.

A quick sidebar about the US Supreme Court dealing with cases that might not have reached their review in the past, another example of how Seattle's feckless politicians exacerbate homeless problems, look at this case study in north Seattle with a recurring RV shuffle, what Seattle could simply do to discourage this RV shuffle loophole. Also, does the 1964 Civil Rights Act apply to LGBTQ discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation?

6am hour -- Stanford stuns UW Huskies in football, surprise announcement that US forces are pulling back from Northern Syria, Seattle Times prints op-ed co-authored by John Carlson regarding Ref.

KVI's John Carlson co-authors a Seattle Times op-ed urging a no vote on Referendum 88, which essentially puts I-1000 up for statewide public vote on the Tuesday November 5th, 2019 general election ballot. I-1000 was adopted by the Washington Legislature in late April this year in the last days of the Democratically controlled legislative session.

Local deaths & overdoses caused by Fentanyl, AOC's antics, the Amber Guyger case, callers make their guesses regarding late entrants in the campaign race and KOMO Sports Reporter Bill Swartz talks dawgs with Kirby.

Kirby and AOC's 'baby eating' protester gets phone calls, we learn about Spudnik and Janis Joplin, plus Sammamish Mayor Christie Malchow talks about the recent Fentanyl overdoses.

Kirby talks about Bernie Sanders walking out of the hospital after having a heart attack, is it possible that Hillary will run again and CEO Tom McCabe from the Freedom Foundation joins the show to talk about being targeted by the left.

Kirby's friend John Kehrli joins him to talk about movies and Netflix.

A "Taxpayer's Bill of Rights" just passed in Snohomish County, GUEST: Snohomish County Councilmember Brian Sullivan authored the taxpayer protections and he explains why the council's making it easier for homeowners and property-tax payers to challenge the cost of their assessed values, also what Snohomish County needs to do with the two-gram drug possession rule influencing opiod addiction, crime and homelessness problems, and speaking of homelessness...

7am hour -- BONUS LARS (LARSON): vaping safety and vaping illness, Lars has new CDC information; British health officials continue to say that e-cigs are a better alternative to tobacco/cigarettes.

A story that Kirby shares talks about how we are going back to risky mortgages, the 16 year old criminal, and Dr. Alex Berezow talks about what really causes cancer.

Kirby's guests this hour include Max Nelson from the Freedom Foundation-they filed a lawsuit yesterday in federal court against the Washington Department of Labor and Industries and he talks about theSEIU 775 this week agreeing to a $3. 2 million settlement in a federal class-action lawsuit brought by home caregivers who had union dues withheld from their wages without permission.

Kirby talks about what happened a year ago today when a 16 year old was drinking, driving and had a gun illegally and the police officer that lost his life, reaction the Amber Guyger case is all over the map and wide reaching and a ban on homeless people in parks.

Kirby and Tony talk about Artificial Intelligence.

A podcast so important we have to replay today's on-air interview with KVI's John Carlson and UW professor Cliff Mass about his battle for academic freedom and the campaign against him from his department chair and college dean. Mass writes on his popular blog, "What I will describe should concern you, no matter where you are on the political spectrum.

Kirby talks with Bill O"Reilly about his latest book "The United States of Trump-How the President really sees America".

Kirby's guest is Cliff Mass a professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington. His research focuses on numerical weather modeling and prediction, the role of topography in the evolution of weather systems, regional climate modeling, and the weather of the Pacific Northwest, plus we hear the stories of ordinary Americans that protect themselves using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby talks with Ann Davison Sattler who is running for Seattle City Council position 5, we learn about the comic strip "Peanuts" in This Day in History and KOMO reporter Matt Markovich stops by to share what he learned in several meeting he attended today.

The whole country is watching and reacting to the trial and sentencing of Amber Guyger-who was given a 10 year sentence for shooting her upstairs neighbor and Kirby shares his reaction, the homeless opera singer from Los Angeles and the number of deaths comparing guns to drugs.

UW professor demands respect for academic freedom amid debate of censoring professors' social media, all the antagonism and political cheap shots the professor was subjected to because of his views on carbon taxes and climate change, why UW administration failed to protect the academic freedom of the professor.

8am hour -- new report says red meat not as bad for you as prior public health reports would have you believe, Al Franken coming to Seattle just as a former (Sen. ) Patty Murray staffer claims she was sexually accosted by the ex-Senator in 2006, the instinct to ban someone rather than letting the marketplace decide. BREAKING: Sen.

7am hour -- GUEST: Republican Congressional candidate for the WA 8th District, Jesse Jensen, joins the show; he's running against incumbent Dr.

6am hour -- new report casts doubt on red meat as unhealthy and then there's the vegan who is suing after a restaurant served her something with sausage instead of tofu, disgraced and resigned former US Senator Al Franken is coming to Seattle but two King Co.

More background on the President from Bill O'Reilly-who has known him for 30 years, the query about what is your math identity and internet taxes gets the phones ringing.

Kirby's guest is Bill O'Reilly and they talk Trump, the media and the Democrats-plus his new book "The United States of Trump", callers want to discuss the internet tax and we learn about Model T's in "This Day in History".

Kirby's guest is Jessie Jensen-who announces his candidacy for Congress in the 8th District, Amber Guyger is found guilty of murder, Abby London on plans for a new video and Dr. Alex Berezow is back from his trip and shares some adventures.

What are the odds that President Trump will be impeached? John & Kirby sound off on the great vape debate - it seems Jay Inslee has been harder on vaping than on heroin, and what happened when a KVI listener returning to the dating scene was asked if she was a Trump supporter?

A new report is refuting previous public health reports that red meat is un-healthy and/or causes cancer but there's still going to be a news media tendency to undermine this story regarding red meat because of political correctness.

8am hour -- Australian ambassador to US gets involved with Trump/FBI probe, Democrats hanging everything on impeachment, some thoughts on this Elizabeth Warren campaign moment (video below),GUEST: St.

7am hour -- Carlson recaps his speech in Oak Harbor to the Island County GOP, new audio of the Longview WA school bus driver during her bus route where she was arrested for DUI,Republican whip, the hoax hate crime at a private school where VP Pence's wife teaches in Virginia, Steve Scalise, obliterates Democrat Adam Schiff over his Trump hyperbole,an elementary school issues a 'zero dating policy' for students, pro-ICE rally in Tacoma.

6am hour -- recapping the 2.

Washington voters could decide to reduce their car tab taxes to $30 on the November 5, 2019 ballot with Initiative 976. I-976 was authorized for statewide vote in response to the car tab tax formulation used by Sound Transit to pay for the third phase of the light rail transit expansion. KVI's John Carlson interviewed an opponent of I-976, State Sen.

The story of New York's taxi medallions and ride shares, Saturday Night Live's take on the Democrats, plus how they are dealing with the homeless in Minnesota.

A bit of KVI history in todays This Day in History, climate protestors, what is Hillary up to? and KOMO reporter Matt Markovich on the report released saying the city attorney allowed repeat offenders back out on the streets.

Kirby talks about how Minnesota has the same problem with homeless people that Seattle has, our guest is Mariya Frost and she is talking about Sound Transit, plus a staff member gets a flu shot.

8am hour -- paid signature gatherers who have gone unpaid by the first I-1000 campaign confront the leaders of the new I-1000 campaign, will the campaign to re-imposed Affirmative Action laws in WA lose credibility over this failure to pay paid signature gatherers?

7am -- CONTEST KEYWORD: first chance to win $1000, Macy's (the former NW icon known as The Bon Marche) will close its massive downtown Seattle store in early 2020, September snow fall in Spokane WA and 16 inches of snow fall on Sherman PassEverett ban on plastic grocery bags starts today, several burning questions about the whistle blower complaint against Trump that most media outlets aren't discussing.

6am hour -- you can now hear an extra hour of the John Carlson Show every day, Hillary Clinton calls Trump an "illegitimate" president and a "corrupt human tornado", Sen.

Callers have questions for Kirby, Michelle Malkin and the ICE rally, a big snowstorm hitting the mountains and Kirby shares his frustration over subscriptions.

Kirby's guests are KOMO Sports Reporter Bill Swartz and they are talking Dawgs, plus a local vape shop owner weighs in on the issues surrounding vaping and E-cigarettes.

Kirby's guest this hour is Michelle Malkin and they talk about the upcoming ICE rally.

Click the picture above to hear the audio. Every Friday, Kirby teaches at a home school co-op for 8th to 12th graders, and this year he's teaching a class on the Civil War. This podcast includes an excerpt from today's lecture.

Some facts to off-set the hyperbole of climate change activist darling Greta Thunberg, some reality from an Arizona ranching family about how Mexican cartels have over-taken the US border in the last 15 years.

6am hour -- M's pitcher Felix Hernandez goes out the way most of his career in Seattle went (with virtually no run support), WSJ columnist Kim Strassel's latest and the new political meme "quid pro Joe" Biden, Trump calls for Congressman Adam Schiff to resign after bizarre stunt to open hearing on whistle blower complaint, former acting ICE director and Seattle U. S.

In this episode of 'Talking Tech with Tony" Kirby and Tony chat about how a fitbit solved a murder case and how phishing works.