Kirby's guest is Colion Noir-a gun rights activist and an attorney who is a member of the National Rifle Association and host of a the NRA Freestyle web series NOIR.

Kirby plays the ad for City Council candidate Chris Rufo, callers talk about borders and a caller has an idea about what to do with all the rundown RV's.

Kirby is shocked that the Seattle Times has endorsed Dino Rossi, more conversation about the election and our guest is Mark Schoesler who wants to discuss Governor Inslee and the deficit.

Kirby's guest for this podcast is Bill O'Reilly and he talks about his new book "Killing the SS".

8am hour -- outgoing UN Ambassador drops some unappreciated jokes at an annual NYC charity dinner, if Democrats are trying to win political points over Saudi Arabia's apparent implication in a journalist's murder they need to remember China's human rights violations, GUEST: KVI's Kirby Wilbur! this tweet by a Republican US Senator dovetails with Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's recent "collateral damage" comment(s)a voter fraud case comes up with evidence of a Democratic Party influence,

7am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: the convergence of gotcha political culture and social media, GUEST: WPC's Dr.

6am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: Trump's latest comparison of Democrats and Republicans perfectly sums up what's at stake for Nov. 6th mid-term election vote, a San Francisco judge just made it much tougher to get homeless people off the street and help their chronic dysfunction, some new survey says WA has the most unfair tax structure in the US, Boze connects several recent court rulings involving cruel and unusual punishment, another St.

The joke around the KVI studios is that State Dept. of Transportation is trying to make Tacoma traffic as bad as Seattle's given the variety of construction projects along I-5 around the Tacoma Dome and the Puyallup River Bridge. But State DOT officials say the final phases of construction are about to begin which should bring an end to the crippling traffic delays due to the realignment of the Puyallup River Bridge between Tacoma and Fife. Here's the update from KOMO News.

Kirby's guests are Carleen Johnson, Quinton Shaw and Tama Fulton. Topics include foster homes, the passing of Paul Allen and more.

Kirby touches on the debate last night and talks about the election coming up, plus KOMO sports guy and Dawg enthusiast Bill Schwartz joins Kirby to talk Dawgs.

Kirby talks with Tama about the story involvin shipping foster kids out of Washington State, he also gives compliments to Jeff Bezos and talks about last night's debate.

Kirby tells the story of how the Saudi believed to have been involved with the death ofjournalist Jamal Khashoggi, has mysteriously died in a car crash, the Seattle Police still have not come to agreement on a contract and it is wrong for transpeople to compete against others in physical competititons?

8am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: would you prefer an economy from 2012 or from 2018?

7am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: restaurant socialism is now a thing, we learned last night that a Democratic Congressional candidate has the same economic plan that failed under Obama/Biden, intense scrutiny for Saudi Arabia connected to disappearance and presumed murder of journalist at embassy/consul.

6am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: the Seattle area's basic lack of etiquette with driving and the absence of enforcing the law against left lane campers, notice how there's always an illegal immigrant caravan from Central America right before a big US election cycle? , the Mueller investigation may release some key findings soon, WSJ's Kim Strassel continues her exceptional coverage into the Mueller investigation, firearms restrictions on campus at Portland St. U.

Republican Dino Rossi and Democrat Kim Schrier met in Ellensburg, WA in their first and only debate before voters weigh in on the closely fought 8th District Congressional race. You can listen to the entire one hour debate which was held at the campus of Central Washington University by clicking the graphic above. Rossi is running against political newcomer Schrier for the Eastside seat being vacated by retiring Republican Dave Reichert.

Republican candidate for Senate Susan Hutchinson stops by to see Kirby, we hear part 2 of Kirby's talk with Lars Dalseide-he is the Spokesman for the NRA-ILA and Good Guy with a Gun stories.

Kirby's guest is Lars Dalseide-he is the Spokesman for the NRA-ILA – the Institute For Legislative Action, and is the former producer of NRA News and they talk about Initiative 1639.

The Facebook Engineer that quit his job last week, Elizabeth Warren and that ridiculous story about her being Native American and the uptick in smash & grab robberies.

6am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: UPS professors say they refuse to be silenced as they support Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, Boze digs into the extensive letter the professors just co-authored with other Dr.

There's an old adage that "knowing is half the battle. "King County Assessor John Wilson has unveiled a new web page allowing King County voters and property owners to see how any proposed property tax increase will impact their rent or mortgage. https://www. kingcounty. gov/depts/assessor. aspx.

Kirby interviews Phelim McAleer, co-author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America's Most Prolific Serial Killer about the new film of the same name. Buy the book on Amazon. If you live in the greater Seattle area, here is a list of the theaters showing the movie: AMC Seattle 10 (U-District) Regal The Landing Stadium 14 & RPX (Renton) Olympic Cinemas - Bremerton. AMC Loews Alderwood Mall 16 (Lynnwood) AMC Kent Station 14. Regal Everett Stadium 16 & RPX. Regal Auburn Stadium 17.

More phone calls from listeners about Initiative 1639 and Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow from The American Council on Science and Health.

This hour, Kirby uses the "G" word while referring to Initiative 1639 and the phones light up with listeners that want to talk about this issue, plus "This day in History".

Kirby's back and he shares the latest stories of the day, his latest podcast features the author of Gosnell and we hear a bit from Phelim McAleer.

8:04am -- David Boze in for John Carlson. GUEST: veteran Seattle news columnist, author, writer at Crosscut. com, Knute "Skip" Berger; Paul Allen's first foray into politics failed twice before he succeeded with the Seahawks Stadium, the unintended consequences of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's new DNA test results, media could use some self-reflection on Sen.

7:04am -- David Boze in for John Carlson.

6am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson: Paul Allen's cultural swath included sci-fi nerds, rock music and human health, lots of connections with the legacy of Paul Allen and the legacy/demise of Sears, getting to the heart of lack of trust in news media, a Lake Stevens apartment complex is now becoming a news item in the political campaign between Dino Rossi and Dr. Kim Schrier, could climate change ruin beer?

Kirby Wilbur interviews author Reihan Salam about his new book, Melting Pot or Civil War? Originally aired during the Kirby Wilbur Show on October 15th, 2018. Order your copy on Amazon. "For too long, liberals have suggested that only cruel, racist, or nativist bigots would want to restrict immigration. Anyone motivated by compassion and egalitarianism would choose open, or nearly-open, borders—or so the argument goes.

Kirby recaps his Washington D. C. trip and contrasts the list of the 20 safest cities in Washington with the 8 cities that have the highest number of shootings. In the "women never lie" department, Kirby talks about the interesting twist in a story about a woman that claimed she was threatened because of her sexual orientation. And Stormy Daniel's defamation case against President Trump has been thrown out of court.

A new poll shows an uptick in Republican momentum following the Kavanaugh confirmation, plus This Day in History. We get local reactions to Paul Allen's sudden passing and Sears, the store that shaped America, has filed for bankruptcy. Check out the website one of listeners suggested for more info about the history of Sears: SearsArchives. com.

Kirby returns from his trip to Washington D. C. and has so much to talk about with you, but first news broke that Paul Allen has passed away. Tama Fulton joins us with more information about his life and legacy. GUEST:  Reihan Salam, author of the book Melting Pot or Civil War? Order it on Amazon.

8am hour -- GUEST: Kirby Wilbur is just back from vacation to talk about this morning's news involving the DNA of a potential 2020 Democratic presidential contender, also John's upcoming Italy trip with KVI listeners, if good memories were currency for Sears they would not be going bankrupt today, a liberal leaning US Sup. Ct.

7am hour -- the sexual assault accuser of a Republican State Senator from Covington WA doesn't intend to pursue any charges, even a notable newspaper is sticking with their endorsement of this Republican,longtime girlfriend accusing a prominent Democratic party official and former Congressman speaks out about how her accusation has been greeted by Democrats compared to the wide-ranging support for Dr.

6am hour -- the local groundwork behind the Supreme Court hearing on racially based university/college admissions, an explanation of what appears to be state sponsored murder of a journalist by Saudi Arabia and Trump's latest move involving that controversy, Trump's 60 Minutes interview last night shows how desperate the anti-Trump media have become, the desperation in-part stems from climate change debate, Anti-FA blocks Patriot Prayer USA march in Portland OR and... wait for it...

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera- an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist-this hour and we celebrate National coming out week-as conservatives and our listeners join in the fun.

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera- an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist-this hour we celebrate National coming out week-as conservatives.

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera- an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist-this hour he talks about Anthony Weiner, Kanye and we celebrate National coming out week-as conservatives.

8 am hour -- John is out sick today and his producer, Phil Vandervort, AKA "Senior Executive Producer Phillip J Vandervort III" is sitting in, sharing interviews from earlier this week, as well as his take on the news of the day. This hour includes a replay of John's interview with OSPI Chris Reykdal, explaining why he wants the state to implement a capital gains tax rather than rely on property taxes to pay for more education spending.

7am hour -- John is out sick today and his producer, Phil Vandervort, AKA "Senior Executive Producer Phillip J Vandervort III" is sitting in, sharing interviews from earlier this week, as well as his take on the news of the day. This hour includes a replay of John's interview with the District President of Local 86 about why iron workers oppose I-1631. It's Dueling Twitter Twentys with Phil and Big Mike.

6a hour -- John is out sick today and his producer, Phil Vandervort, AKA "Senior Executive Producer Phillip J Vandervort III" is sitting in, sharing interviews from earlier this week, as well as his take on the news of the day. This hour includes John's interview with Stuart Elway about Dino Rossi's lean in his run for congress. Brian the Movie Guy stops by to talk about the new Neil Armstrong biopic "First Man".

Eight death row inmates in Washington will have their executions struck down in a ruling by the Supreme Court of Washington that the death penalty is un-constitutional. For more on the ruling, click here. Pierce County Prosecutor, Mark Lindquist, joined KVI to discuss the Supreme Court's decision, saying the unanimous ruling by the nine justices focused on two main concerns: a moral objection regarding racial disproportionality and a financial disproportionality.

Due to illness, KVI's John Carlson was off the air on Friday Oct. 12, 2018 so there will be no hourly or post-show podcasts. Normal programming will resume on Monday Oct. 15, 2018.

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera, he is an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist and topics this hour include Kanye's visit the White House and Real Science with D. r Alex Berezow.

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera, he is an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist. Topics this hour include the apology from newspapers that censored an ad placed by a gun store owner, and Todd Myers from the Washington Policy center joins us to talk about the carbon tax.

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera, he is an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist. Topics this hour include Initiative 1639, a rape case and the Washington State Supreme court really overturned capital punishment?

Kirby talks to author Danny Toma in this exclusive podcast. They discuss his book: America First: Understanding the Trump Doctrine. Buy it on Amazon. "For decades, Americans have been conditioned to believe "foreign policy" is the policy of prioritzing the interests of foreign nations over American interests. After all, that's how previous presential administrations have behaved. But Donald Trump won the presidency because he promised a foreign policy that put America first.

Political elites who don't defend (verbally/intellectually) aspects of America that are worth defending, a Winston Churchill quote sums up this dichotomy nicely, it comes down to having courage of convictions, intellectual integrity, Uber's spending $10 million for street tolling aka congestion pricing in Seattle, why would consumers patronize a business advocating a tax hike against everyone in exchange for limitations placed on their business.

Washington ballot initiative I-1631 asks voters to pay a higher tax on carbon fuel in an effort to emit less green house gases. The issue will be decided by Washington voters on the November 6, 2018 general election ballot. KVI show host, John Carlson interviewed Ironworkers union Local 86 district council president, Steve Pendergrass about the labor union's opposition to I-1631. "Do we (Local 86) believe there's global warming? Yes we (Local 86) do. Do we (Local 86) need to address it?

6am hour -- Obama A. G. veers off Michelle Obama's 2016 advice to foment more animosity against Republicans, compare Eric Holder's comment to Pres.

In a unanimous ruling the Washington Supreme Court today abolished the death penalty saying that the death penalty, as applied, violates the state Constitution. The ruling held that the eight people currently on death row have their sentences converted to life in prison. Five justices said the "death penalty is invalid because it is imposed in an arbitrary and racially biased manner. "

Kirby's guest host is Jason Mattera, he is a writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist. This hour he talks to a Sequim gun store owner who might have experienced censorship in his advertising against Initiative 1639.

Kirby is out of town and his guest host -Jason is a writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist and also a correspondent for the syndicated TV series Crime Watch Daily, which is produced and syndicated by Warner Bros. His guest this hour is Michelle Malkin.

Kirby is out of town and our guest host is Jason Mattera. Jason is a writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist and also a correspondent for the syndicated TV series Crime Watch Daily, which is produced and syndicated by Warner Bros. Topics this hour include Hillary, CNN and Initiative 1639.

SEATTLE, Wash. -- On Tuesday, October 9th, 570 KVI hosted our loyal listeners for a very special KVI Listener Appreciation Party at KOMO Plaza. All of our daytime show hosts were in attendance for the evening, which included a Q & A session. John Carlson, Kirby Wilbur, Lars Larson, Jamie van Camp and David Markley joined host Phil Vandervort on stage to discuss the upcoming midterm elections to their favorite restaurant and guilty pleasures.

John Carlson counts down the top 20 safest cities in Washington, only two of the safest cities are in Eastern WA, only one "big" city made the list, what the safest cities closest to Seattle all have in common.

8:05am -- GUEST: WPC's Liv Finne discovers that despite big increases in school spending student test results haven't changed much , WA Schools Superintendent wants a capital gains tax (even though that's illegal under the WA Constitution) to pay for more education spending, Hillary Clinton justifies political incivility in America today because Republicans only recognize "strength".

7am hour -- Microsoft's Bill Gates endorses the backdoor gas tax known as I-1631, Bill Gates and other (mil-) billionaires can afford the cost of I-1631 but most working class can't, the problem with the I-1631 sweetheart ballot title as secured by WA A. G. Bob Ferguson, long time Republican elected official in Pierce Co. drops the F-bomb at a public meeting aimed at her own son, Skagit Co. woman organizes drug needle clean up when local officials won't,

6am hour -- Hillary Clinton's new response to political incivility in America is frightening,  Clinton's comments show the Democrats can never accept blame, GUEST: ABC News reporter Pete Combs gives live coverage as Category 4 Hurricane Michael approaches Panama City Beach, FL. WA Gov. Jay Inslee rated the worst governor in America for fiscal responsibility; 50th out of 50, GUEST: author of new report on fiscal accountability among U. S.

Skip Desjardin is the author of September 1918: War, Plague, and the World Series , available on Amazon. Kirby talks to Skip about his new book. One hundred years ago, in September 1918, three things came to Boston: war, plague, and the World Series. This is the unimaginable story of that late summer month, in which a division of Massachusetts militia volunteers led the first unified American fighting force into battle in France, turning the tide of World War I.

Kirby's in studio guest is Jason Mattera-he is an American writer, conservative activist, radio host, and Emmy-nominated journalist and he will be filling in for Kirby for the rest of the week.

Everyone is worked up about Initiative 1639, a very odd Seattle Times article plus a story about Kavanaugh and do we really want a bullet train between Vancouver BC and Portland?

Jason Mattera joins Kirby today (and he will be filling in for Kirby for the rest of the week) and they talk Columbus Day, slavery and reparations.

The Beltway/DC media and the debate over balance versus the truth, ABC's Matthew Dowd tweet draws a fierce response from WSJ's Kim Strassel, so what is the goal of journalism? , the current practice of elite media to ordain the truth for viewers/readers, exposing what the elite news media really don't like.

8am hour -- LIVE coverage of Ambassador Nikki Haley announcing her resignation, GUEST: WPC 's Miranda Hawkins explains the upcoming annual dinner featuring WSJ's Kim Strassel,  Senate Majority Leader McConnell says he may owe Democrats a thank you for the backlash to how they handled Kavanaugh accusers/Dr. Ford situation, the absurdity of how long the Senate Democrats clinged to the Julie Swetnick accusation against Brett Kavanaugh,

6am hour--Pres.

Washington, D. C. – Washington Governor Jay Inslee received an "F" grade and was rated the worst governor in the U. S. for fiscal restraint in a new survey released today by the Cato Institute. The biennial Fiscal Policy Report Card on America's Governors, produced by Chris Edwards, director of tax policy studies and editor of www. DownsizingGovernment. org, uses statistical data to grade governors on their taxing and spending records from a limited-government perspective. Edwards says Gov.

During this exclusive KVI podcast, Kirby talks to Stephen Moore, the Distinguished Visiting Fellow for Project for Economic Growth at The Heritage Foundation.

A new train to Ballard, political blogs Kirby calls out rude people and the glut of apartments in our area.

More stories of the day from Kirby, "This Day in history" and callers wonder where all the Republicans are and they wonder how to shut down Initiative 1639.

Kavanaugh is a big subject today along with our economy plus Columbus Day.

8am hour -- Democratic Sen. Mazie Hirono blatantly misconstrues Republican efforts to have/facilitate Dr. Ford testify, refuses to denounce left-wing activists who are harassing Republicans at restaurants/elevators/etc, GUEST: KVI's Kirby Wilbur talks about the Kavanaugh confirmation reaction, oh and the Seahawks played a lot better than we expected.

7am hour -- two RINOs come through in the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation, the Sen. Murkowski response to voting 'present' on Kavanaugh, about that Kavanaugh impeachment promise by the Democrats... mega popular singer Taylor Swift is entering the political fray over a US Senate race, students are protesting a USC professor who suggested you are innocent until proven guilty.

6am hour -- Brett Kavanaugh confirmed to US Supreme Court, starts work today, a Colbertshow writer tweets then deletes a post about ruining Kavanaugh's life, GUEST: ABC reporter Mark Remillard on the fatal limo crash in upstate NY that killed 20 people, the crowd in Topeka, KS was loud and enthusiastic about Kavanaugh's confirmation,  KVI's Lars Larson previews some new undercover video of a campaign manager for Oregon's governor admitting to legal violations.

KVI sister-station, KOMO TV, will be live streaming the U. S. Senate debate today at 12:30p between Democratic incumbent Maria Cantwell and Republican challenger Susan Hutchison. It will be one of two debates between the two candidates. Use this link to reach the on-line video feed of the debate when it starts at 12:30. The debate takes place at the campus of Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, WA.

More talk about Kavanaugh, Hillary says a few interesting things while being interviewed by Rachel Maddow and the Belltown shootings.

Topics range from teachers to sex predators this hour, plus we get a taste of the latest Kirby Nation roundtable and our guest is Kourtney from "Flags A  Flyin".

Kirby hears from a local business owner who has issues with vagrants near Queen Anne and it is all about Kavanaugh.

A variety of topics are discussed during this round table-Kirby's guests are Carleen Johnson, Jason Mattera and Chris Reigelsperger.

Fans of superhero comic books, classic cars and military hardware  will converge at Bethel High School tomorrow Saturday October 6th in Spanaway WA for All Bethel Community Day. The event is free--perfect for kids and families--and open to the public at the school campus. Among the scheduled highlights tomorrow:8:30 a. m. – UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter scheduled to land9 - 11 a. m. – Seahawks mascot Blitz10 a. m. – Superhero parade starting in the cafeteria10:30 a. m.

The new standards of believability according to the Democratic Party, take 911 calls as an example, the Brett Kavanaugh WSJ op-ed published this morning, a story about someone John knows who was falsely accused of a sexual attack, warning graphic descriptions, the long road to vindication after this false allegation.

8am hour -- strong likelihood of a vote tomorrow to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to US Supreme Court and the Montana Senator's potential conflict with his daughter's wedding, GUEST: WPC's Todd Myers, hydro-electric dams, goat yoga and Gov.

7am hour -- a quick rebuttal to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer , retired Supreme Court Justice Stevens' criticism of Brett Kavanaugh testimony last week, WSJ's Kim Strassel adroitly tackles the Democrats switch-a-roo on attacking Kavanaugh, LIVE coverage of Senate floor testimony and procedural vote to advance Kavnaugh confirmation, GUEST: Sharyl Attkisson just interviewed Sen.

6am hour -- Seattle anti-Kavanaugh protest unveils some telling opposition to the Supreme Court nominee, the updated FBI report includes information about pressure by one of Dr.

KOMO TV Reporter Matt Markovich shares what he has learned about the homeless and RV's, sports reporter Bill Schwartz talks Huskies and callers want to talk about Kavanaugh.

Kirby digs in to the story of rape kits not being processed, our guest is Senator Steve O'Ban and the latest story coming out of Western State hospital.

Kirby talks Kavanaugh, the female democrat not voting for him and is Ford lying? Plus in Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow-US scientists that sweep the nobel prizes.

Two stories that were probably too gruesome to discuss on the FCC airwaves during breakfast time: a 23 year old woman in Kennewick WA charged with a vicious attack on a pregnant woman, a neo-Nazi charged with premeditated murder in Maple Valley WA, both stories underscore why Gov. Jay Inslee needs to reverse his moratorium on the death penalty.

8am hour -- Top Democratic Senators Schumer and Feinstein hold press conference to complain about newly released FBI report on Brett Kavanaugh, if Democrats want to be open and honest about the Dr. Ford allegation against Kavanaugh then why not release Dr. Ford's therapist notes?

7am hour -- more viewers tuned in to watch Brett Kavanaugh Senate testimony one week ago than Dr. Ford, another hit and miss by the New Yorker Magazine against Kavanaugh, still no corroboration of the Yale genitalia exposure allegation against Kavanaugh, Senate Judiciary Chair makes first public comment after seeing newly unveiled FBI report,sales tax revenues are sky high but WA doesn't have enough money to pay to test a major backlog of rape kits, why are elected Democrats like A. G.

6am hour -- FBI concludes its 7th Brett Kavanaugh investigation and Democrats are incensed that the FBI didn't interview Dr. Christine Blasey Ford this week, more polls show that the Democrats' tactics to assail Brett Kavanaugh with sexual assault accusations are backfiring on their midterm election hopes. GUEST: ABC News reporter Victor Oquendo explains the So. Carolina ambush of police officers serviung search warrant.

The recent gun initiative has KVI listeners responding and Kirby shares Good Guy with a Gun stories.