It's all phone calls during this last hour of the show, including first responders talking about how their jobs have changed, questions about teachers being paid, and is horse de-wormer a cure for coronavirus? (not according to an actual R. N. )

Seattle City Councilmembers Kshama Sawant and Tammy Morales want to introduce “Tax Amazon” legislation in hopes of using it to provide coronavirus relief to low income families and small businesses in Seattle;CBS News blames 'editing mistake' after footage from Italian hospital appears in report on New York coronavirus crisis;One of America’s last World War II fighter aces died on April 1, at the age of 100. Plus This Day in History!

Some good news about the coronavirus;The statewide closure of all public and private schools that began last month will be extended through the remainder of the academic year to help stem the spread of coronavirus, Gov. Jay Inslee and state Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal announced Monday; GUEST: Dr. Roger Stark,Health Care Policy Analyst Washington Policy Center. His latest post -COVID-19 in the U. S. - Hindsight is 20/20, but here’s what we should learn for the future.

Future Eagle Scouts in Issaquah WA are using their socially distanced time to help medical professionals on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Six Boy Scouts from Troop 636, working toward their Eagle Scout badges, are sewing masks and urging the public to fund their efforts via crowd sourcing. Their goal is to produce 10,000 masks for Swedish Hospital in Issaquah and UW Medicine's Valley Medical Center in Kent.

White House reporter asks astonishingly dumb question about closing grocery stores,WA Gov. Jay Inslee takes another swipe at Trump during Meet The Press interview, why Inslee's temper tantrum on MTP is off-base, Queen Elizabeth delivers heartfelt optimistic national address in the face of COVID-19 shutdowns and restrictions.

7am hour -- US Navy aircraft carrier captain fired for going outside the chain of command on COVID-19 concerns, two predictions about next year's flu season from what we've learned from combating COVID-19, over 1-million Americans have been tested for COVID-19 so far, we might be looking at the beginning of the down slope on COVID-19 cases in another week,retiring Olympia Congressman now says he's running for Lt.

6am hour -- growing optimism about US fight against COVID-19, Bill Gates sees positive signs in COVID trajectory, WA Gov. Jay Inslee returns 400 ventilators to the national stockpile, Inslee paradoxical Meet The Press interview after agreeing to send 400 ventilators back to US national stockpile, China reports almost 70 new COVID-19 infections in the last two days, Carlson did a different type of bike riding this weekend, America is consumed with the Netflix documentary "Tiger King".

Kirby shares stories of the day, callers have questions, the latest updates on the corona virus and local as well as national election news.

Kirby talks to Jasmine Donovan the CEO of Dick's Drive In about their new 'hospital heroes' program that is going to send boxes of burger love to workers and you can donate at DDIR. com.

The captain that was removed from his ship and his crew cheers him, the latest corona virus numbers top one million worldwide and callers have questions about the upcoming election.

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 - recorded in the KVI studio. If you'd like to follow along with Kirby's lessons - the text book for this class is "This Great Struggle: America's Civil War by Steven E. Woodworth" This week's lesson includes theBattle of Chickamauga and theChattanooga campaign.

A tribute to life long UW Husky student, athlete and football head coach Jim Lambright. One US Senator is arguably the first person in politics to ring the alarm about the concerns of COVID-19.

8am hour -- RIP soul music singing legend Bill Withers, a KVI caller suggests some financial come-uppance for the US to deliver to China, Dr. Anthony Fauci says that Pres. Trump has always been cognizant of pandemic seriousness in the US, Bill Gates says elected politicians didn't heed his 2015 warning to better prepare for the impacts of a viral pandemic, Seattle city councilwoman tweet brings into question the tax-exempt status of a local church,

7am hour -- fatality stats revisited, more leaders are urging Gov.

6am hour -- WA residents just gave an impressive financial donation to Salvation Army to help people hurt by COVID-19, Gov. Inslee extends his "stay home" order for 1 more month, the fatality trend line for WA is looking more and more encouraging--especially over the last five days. Trump vs.

The debate- if gun stores are considered 'essential' or not, people are getting upset about not being able to work and the Governor extends the order to stay at home until May 8th.

Callers talk about their concerns around the Covid-19 virus, we hear what the latest statistics are and how hard it is to keep up with them, plus This Day in History.

Conversations about the comprehensive 'sex education' bill, a soccer game in Italy that could be responsible for the big crisis, we hear from Congressional candidate Jessie Jenson and Kirby's guest is Alan Gottlieb from the 2nd Amendment Foundation.

Today's unemployment numbers hit 6.

8am hour -- WA is now down to just 3% of all US COVID-19 positive cases, 5140 total deaths in the US (265 deaths in WA), WA Congressman's interview with Fox News host quickly gets contentious, a list of how various Democratic politicians downplayed the COVID-19 threat over the last two months,Seattle council women want to give city's 100,000 lowest income households $2000 each via their proposed "Amazon Tax".

7am hour -- Trump has never over-ruled his two appointed COVID-19 medical experts Dr. Fauci or Dr.

6am hour --social distancing is leading to emotional distancing at stores, the cozy (if not corrupt) relationship between the World Health Organization (WHO) and China gets even more scrutiny, a Japanese deputy PM slams the WHO saying it should be called the CHO, Pres. Trump responds (via Twitter) to Democratic critics in NY and WA Gov. Jay Inslee, conversely CA governor has been very complimentary of Trump's assistance,

The number coming out of China regarding Covid-19 appear to be incorrect, tracing down the origins of the virus spreading here in the United States callers get upset about people hoarding and what we are hearing from our leaders.

The purchase of guns for personal protection has shot up along with the numbers of Covid-19 cases, the forty -plus companies working hard to find a vaccine, plus our Sinclair cares program with Colonel Dickerson from The Salvation Army.

Kirby hears from a caller that thought she was going to test positive for Covid-19, we get the latest numbers as of this afternoon and stories of ordinary Americans that protect themselves and their families by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

No joking around this April Fool's Day, the one exercise to do during 'stay home' order for the COVID-19 shutdown, 10 reasons this one exercise is so impactful, John shares his regular workout if you want a more rigorous challenge.

KVI morning show host, John Carlson, interviews the sponsor of I-976, Tim Eyman, about the continuing legal odyssey over his latest voter-approved initiative for $30 car tabs in Washington.

7am hour -- GUEST: parents group pushing to overturn newly enacted Comprehensive Sexual Education Curriculum law, Mindie Wirth, talks about the statewide effort to force a public vote on the controversial and politically correct curriculum bill, Wirth is leading the group Parents for Safe Schools, Carlson calls the Sex Ed Curriculum bill one of the most disingenuously marketed bill in recent memory. Spokane real estate firm owner issues open letter to Gov.

6am hour -- Dr. Anthony Fauci says the next two weeks are key to prevent COVID-19 infection explosion, WA's Health Dept is having flash backs to the 2020 Iowa Caucus results reporting,4064 total US deaths and 225 in WA, WA now down to 5th in total COVID-19 deaths after being #1 in US for several weeks, Pres. Trump announces rollback of car emissions standards installed under Obama Administration, a 12 yr old and 13yr old now believed to be the youngest COVID-19 deaths in Europe.

Kirby talks about Senate Bill 5395-the comprehensive sex education bill, along with the latest on the Covid-19 virus and in "Real Science with Dr. B" they talk about how different countries are handling dealing with this 'new normal'.

Kirby shares stories of the day-including people that are 'turning others' in for violating social distancing guidelines, This Day in History and details of the stimulus package and what it means for workers and small businesses.

Kirby goes over the new SBA loans for small businesses-available as part of the newly announced 'stimulus package' and our 'Sinclair Cares' program-a partnership with the Salvation Army begins today and our guest is Colonel Bill Dickerson.

Kirby and Dr. B talk about the latest Corona virus news. You can read more about Dr. Berezow at ACSH. org. or click HERE.

A devastating outbreak of COVID-19 has turned fatal for two members of a Skagit County choir. After a March 10th practice for 60 members at the Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church, two singers in their 80s are dead and 25 more are infected, according to KOMO News reporter, Patrick Quinn. The full story can be viewed here. Seventeen more choir members are showing symptoms of COVID-19.

"When you're living it every day for long days and you've seen what we've gone through, it feels like a bomb dropped in the middle of it and we're trying to pick up the pieces", says the operations vice-president from the Life Care Center in Kirkland, about being at the forefront of the first fatal outbreak in the U. S. COVID-19 pandemic.

CNN host Chris Cuomo announces he's contracted COVID-19 and is on home quarantine, the New York Central Park temporary hospital being erected right now is being built by a Christian group headed by Rev. Franklin Graham, New Jersey's (Democratic) governor could teach WA Gov. Jay Inslee a lesson or two about the Trump Administration.

7am hour -- a change in projected COVID-19 deaths expected in the US, COVID-19 kills two Mt. Vernon church choir members and 28 more are infected, how the March 10th choir practice happened to be scheduled at such an inopportune time, FL church pastor arrested for holding Sunday service even after following distance and sanitization orders, should this pastor have been arrested or saluted for the church service precautions, example: why did WA shutdown private people fishing? Listen to Dr.

6am hour -- a big shift in projected COVID-19 deaths for the U. S. , why the next month will be the toughest of all but just a few Americans' lifetimes, the anti-Trump media now complaining about daily press briefings, why the anti-Trump media are worse than Democratic political opponents, Dr.

Kirby Wilbur interviews Mindi Wirth fromParents for Safe Schools, sponsor of Referendum 90. From the website www. parentsforsafeschools. com. "Welcome to Parents for Safe Schools. We are citizens working to let voters have their say on ESSB 5395 – the state-mandated, K-12 sex education bill recently passed by the Legislature. As parents we have a responsibility to protect our children from inappropriate, ideology-based curriculum.

Kim Wehle returns to talk to Kirby about her new article in The Bulwark: The Coronavirus and the Surveillance State. Listen to the full podcast interview at KVI. com. What are you doing to pass the time during this quarantine/isolation? Kirby and Big Mike talk about some of the shows they've been watching, the games they've been playing, and why this is a great time to reconnect with your neighbors and family.

Pierce and Thurston counties are postponing property tax bills and Kirby has a suggestion for filling our your census form; An update on the update on $30 car tabs and a real "dog is my co-pilot" movement; This Day in History, phone calls, and what will the signs be that we'll be on the road to recovery from this COVID-19 outbreak?

GUEST: Mindi Wirth fromParents for Safe Schoolsand sponsor of Referendum 90. They are citizens working to let voters have their say on ESSB 5395 – the state-mandated, K-12 sex education bill recently passed by the Legislature andhave 90 days to qualify this measure with more than 129,811 signatures. Learn more at the website www. parentsforsafeschools. com, you can also donate and request petitions.

Kim returns to talk to Kirby about her new article in The Bulwark:The Coronavirus and the Surveillance State. Kimberly Wehle is an author, lawyer, law professor, and on-air and off-air legal expert, analyst and commentator for CBS News. She has also appeared on MSNBC, CNN, BBC, NPR, and PBS. In addition, Wehle is a contributor for BBC World News, and a contributor for The Bulwark, The Atlantic, and The Hill. She has also written for the Baltimore Sun and LA Times.

A pair of Republican U. S. Senators are sounding off about the lack of trust-worthiness regarding China's pronouncements about COVID-19 origin and infections, what this means for the U. S. acquiring key products like pharmaceutical drugs from more trustworthy countries, Rhode Island's governor institutes some serious border security in the name of COVID-19 pandemic, a major car manufacturer's board member sounds a little bit like Trump wanting to re-open the economy during COVID-19 response.

8am hour -- heavy snowfall in WA Cascades over night, snow shuts down EB I-90 over Snoqualmie Pass this morning,can local skill hill staff decide to turn on the ski lifts and ski themselves with the current Inslee statewide shutdown? GUEST: KOMO's Bill Swartz covers the death of 77 year old former UW head football coach, Jim Lambright; Lambright's exceptional career as the team's defensive coordinator, the coaching nexus he comes from in Everett.

7am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: what letter grade would you give WA for the COVID-19 response, remember what the State Sec.

6am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: Your COVID19 Time Line Time Capsule (where we've been and what's been canceled this week), Gov. Jay Inslee fails to answer a key question in a CNN interview, it all goes to Inslee's demand that the federal government do more to handle COVID19 response,FL Republican Senator tees off on news media for trusting China's COVID-19 stats on deaths/infections, what letter grade would you give for the WA response to COVID19?

Kirby's guest this hour is Sally Pipes-she is President, CEO, and Thomas W. Smith Fellow in Health Care Policy at the Pacific Research Institute, a San Francisco-based think tank founded in 1979. Prior to becoming president of PRI in 1991, she was assistant director of the Fraser Institute, based in Vancouver, Canada.

The bill signed by the Governor today causes controversy, listeners want details on the Stimulus bill that was signed by the President and we learn about This Day in History.

As the cases of Covid-19 climb in the US, people are getting more and more concerned and are hoping for a vaccine, Kirby talks about people stockpiling food and toilet paper.

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 - recorded in the KVI studio. If you'd like to follow along with Kirby's lessons - the text book for this class is This Great Struggle: America's Civil War by Steven E. Woodworth. Chapter 9: The Home Front.

8am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: why one US Senator wants to get trustworthy info/data from Chinese officials about COVID19, KVI callers in the construction/contracting business sound off about which business are now deemed 'essential', Pres. Trump's reminder for the anti-Trump media to not misinterpret what he says about re-opening businesses as we approach Easter, LA's mayor shows how anti-business he really is.

7am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: is your contracting/remodeling business shut down under Gov. Inslee's new 'essential business' requirements? , still no clear decision on canceling the remaining school year in WA, KVI callers share their stories about being shutdown when they work with proper social distancing and could be considered 'essential', Pres. Trump adds some Twitter shots to current House debate on $2.

6am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: Graham-Kapowsin HS band social distancing won't stop them from performing, speaking of good songs... the US is #1! , the WA Gov. Inslee says one thing about extending COVID19 restrictions but data's now saying something different, how the anti-Trump media keeps omitting his own comments that refute their narrative he's too capricious about re-opening the economy.

KOMO Reporter Matt Markovich shares details on the latest crime numbers, businesses that are boarding up their windows and the cracks in the West Seattle Bridge.

The United States becomes the #1 country in the world with the most Covid-19 cases, did the upwardly mobile Chinese contribute to the spread of the virus?

Kirby explores the connection between the big Chinatown celebration 7 weeks ago and the huge jump in corona virus cases in New York City, plus our guest Liv Finne on how are schools are becoming virtual.

Megan Kate Nelson grew up in Littleton, Colorado, and is now a writer and historian living in Lincoln, Massachusetts. She has written about the Civil War, U. S. western history, academia, and American culture for the New York Times, Washington Post, Smithsonian Magazine, Preservation Magazine, Chronicle of Higher Education, and Civil War Times. She and Kirby talk about her latest book "The Three-Cornered War: The Union, the Confederacy, and Native Peoples in the Fight for the West".

Producer Phil in for John Carlson: Detroit MI could be the next COVID-19 hot spot in America, why COVID-19 is the perfect reason to repair Puget Sounds (and the nation's) broken and damaged freeways/interstates, if the economic paralysis of COVID-19 in America drops the economy by 5-10-or-15% shouldn't their be a commensurate cut back in the size of local-state-and-federal government?

7am hour -- Producer Phil subs for Carlson: Life Care Center nurses in Kirkland tell their story about being inside the fatal COVID19 outbreak, how one nurse began to realize the coughing sounds of the infected patients were a precursor to testing positive, how the symptoms ramped up so quickly in some patients, the emotional and mental toll on the nurses and staff who continued to work day after day to care for the sick residents at the facility.

6am hour -- Producer Phil subs for Carlson: Senate finally passes $2 trillion COVID19 relief/stimulus bill, a COVID Time Line Time Capsule of what happened 2 weeks ago and what's supposed to happen today (but was canceled), why $30 car tabs will have to wait a little bit longer even though King Co.

The latest on the stimulus relief bill that is almost ready for the President to sign, plus stories of ordinary Americans that protect themselves and their families using their 2nd Amendment rights.

We hear from Joshua Freed about how he and others were turned away from a public meeting in Edmonds last night plus we learn about "This Day in History".

A local book store owner is upset that his business, that he thinks is essential has to close because the governor has ordered a statewide shutdown, Kirby urges listeners to not believe everything you see or believe on the internet.

Dr. Alex Berezow is a science writer, author, and public speaker who specializes in the debunking of junk science. He joined the American Council on Science and Health as Senior Fellow of Biomedical Science in May 2016. In December 2018, he became Vice President of Scientific Communications.

GUEST: WA Lt. Gov.

8am -- St. Louis Fed Reserve talks about possible 30% unemployment rate because of economic wipe out from COVID-19, Trump allowing governors to take the lead on directing COVID-19 response and resources in their states, Trump understands millions of Americans are worried about the economic paralysis from COVID-19, that worry prompted his suggestion to re-open some businesses by Easter, Bernie Sanders is triggered by fast-food chain's reminder for people to socially distance,Gov.

7am hour -- BREAKING NEWS this morning about a fatal OIS in Mason County near Mason Lake after a female suspect wanted on warrants tried to ram a sheriff deputy's car, Japan not being hit hard by COVID-19 even though the population is very dense, how Ford Motor Co.

6am hour -- WSP trooper killed in line of duty during suspect car chase into Lewis Co.

This hour is all about the $6 trillion dollar stimulus package.

Kirby shares that there was a lack of oversight from the economic connections between Italy and China and that is why there are so many cases in both countries.

Gov.

6am hour -- Carlson returns from a rough weekend health-wise, Gov.

We learn about the West Seattle bridge closing and hear the latest from Governor Jay Inslee.

We talk about the Corona virus and also learn a thing or two in Professor Kirby's History Mystery.

Kirby takes your phone calls and shares the latest that we know about Covid-19.

Kimberly Wehle is an author, lawyer, law professor, and on-air and off-air legal expert, analyst and commentator for CBS News. She has also appeared on MSNBC, CNN, BBC, NPR, and PBS. In addition, Wehle is a contributor for BBC World News, and a contributor for The Bulwark, The Atlantic, and The Hill. She has also written for the Baltimore Sun and LA Times. She is a former Assistant United States Attorney and Associate Independent Counsel in the Whitewater Investigation.

In uncertain times, you can be certain of this: The Salvation Army is serving those most in need with help and hope. Please consider joining KOMO News, STAR 101. 5 and 570 KVI in supporting The Salvation Army's local relief efforts in response to the coronavirus outbreak in our community. DONATE HERE. As COVID-19 impacts the Northwest, The Salvation Army is increasing efforts to provide basic needs to our most vulnerable neighbors.

Producer Phil subs for John Carlson: Why Pres. Trump is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't with the daily press briefings on COVID-19, the symptom that might tell you up front if you have COVID-19, scientists are trying to figure out what caused a major magma intrusion underneath part of Yellowstone National Park that is about the size of the city of Chicago.

8am hour --Producer Phil subs for Carlson:gas prices are how low in WA? , Trump authorizes National Guard activation for WA (after request by Gov.

7am hour -- Producer Phil subs for Carlson:Trump doesn't fulfill all of Gov.

5pm Topics:Snohomish Mayor John Kartak joins Kirby to discuss what his city is doing to help local business and the launch of Virtual Snohomish, KVI listeners sound off on slowbureaucracy and mandatory testing, and Kirby pays tribute to American truckers.

4pm Topics:Cal Chan, co-founder of Trilogia, joins Kirby to discuss his Masks for Good campaign, how overreaction to coronavirus can damage the economy, and Gov. Inslee press conference.

3pm Topics: Kirby talks about how Americans need to act responsibly during the current climate,the best way that government can help citizens, and Mark Canlis of Seattle's iconic Canlis restaurant joins Kirby to discuss the changes his restaurant has made to serve the public and the importance of supporting our local businesses.

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 - recorded in the KVI studio. If you'd like to follow along with Kirby's lessons - the text book for this class isThis Great Struggle: America's Civil War bySteven E. Woodworth. #10 - The Battle of Vicksburg.

WA schools still hoping to re-open on April 27th but are maintaining contingency plan to keep closure in effect just in case, the political correctness battle over calling COVID-19 the Wuhan or Chinese Flu, China is to blame for the virus getting loose and becoming an international pandemic, how China's manipulating the American press.

8am hour -- GUEST: -- Sharyl Attkisson fact checks a NYT story about COVID-19, Sound Transit light rail ridership down 70% this week per COVID-19 tele-commuting shift, Hollywood actress goes full Libertarian amid COVID-19 social distancing ethos, Laura Ingraham roasts CA Gov for comparative stance on border security after ordering 40 million residents to stay at home to combat COVID-19, CA governor's 'stay inside your home' order for 40 million residents vs.

7am hour -- trying to get a haircut during COVID-19 proved tougher than Carlson had planned, KVI's Lars Larson analyzes the current Congressional plans to address economic paralysis of COVID-19 and what will really help American workers, why the current unemployment disbursement system is a better avenue for reaching workers, Gov. Jay Inslee requests Trump send hospital ship USS Mercy to Seattle at same time CA Gov.

6am hour -- Carlson recounts an errand into W.

5pm Topics: How coronavirus is different from other outbreaks,Kirby talks to author Sidney Powell about her new book "Conviction Machine: Standing Up to Federal Prosecutorial Abuse", and how will Gov. Inslee make this corona situation worse?