8am hour -- Tukwila, Auburn and Renton were all hit by looters late yesterday, listen to how things went differently in Snohomish WA over the weekend (CAMEO by KVI's Kirby Wilbur) , a university professor urges people to pull down the Washington Monument in DC because its a sign of white nationalism,King County rideshare van used to block Bellevue neighborhood from possible looters coming in,a Seattle news reporter asks why Gov.

6am hour -- looting and destruction end the month of May in a worse way during our virus pandemic, the problem is that looters were allowed to get away with it, why were things so different in Snohomish WA?

This hour is all about what is happening in Minneapolis and Kirby has some inside information from a friend who lives there, callers have questions and comments about the situation and what happened.

Kirby talks about what is happening in Minneapolis, we learn about "This Day in History" and Mindee Wirth gives us an update on what is happening with signatures on ballots regarding Referendum 90.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee announces that the "Stay Home Stay Healthy" ban will be lifted on Sunday at 12midnight, callers have questions and reactions to that, plus are property taxes due on Monday?

Kirby and our favorite Cybersecurity expert Theresa Payton discuss social media, cyber crime and her latest book "Manipulated. "

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 - 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"

8am hour -- GUEST: aviation industry analyst hailing from Bainbridge Island, Scott Hamilton, talks about what it will take for Boeing to bounce back and re-hire some of the 10-12K workers to be laid off now, Hamilton says Boeing's fate is linked to all tourism/air travel/hospitality sectors bouncing back, Gov.

7am hour -- GUEST: R-90 petition organizer, Mindie Wirth, reports the campaign has collected over 100,000 signatures with less than 2 more weeks to submit petitions to prompt a statewide vote on a new K-12 sex education curriculum approved by Gov. Inslee, with religious services re-opening this weekend she hopes it will boost the signature collection campaign, a TN police chief says cops should quit if they try to defend actions of Minneapolis officers leading up to George Floyd's death.

6am hour --destructiongets worse in Minneapolis following death of George Floyd in police custody, police evacuate a precinct building as looters ignite a fire with broken gas line, Twitter places warning/disclaimer on Trump tweet about looting and city's mayor,

The latest on Referendum 90, Kirby’s guest is Cyber Security expert Theresa Payton and they discuss a variety of topics, including social media. Her latest book is Manipulated.

Kirby talks about what is happening in Hong Kong and what the future might look like, This Day in History and his interview with Jeffrey Tucker who wrote the article "The 2006 Origins of the Lockdown Idea".

Kirby updates us on stories of the day, callers talk about the situation in Minneapolis plus Miles for Make a Wish.

Jeffrey A. Tucker is Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research. He and Kirby discussed one of his latest articles- "The 2006 Origins of the Lockdown Idea".

We inadvertently stumble on a musical birthday today, Gov. Inslee admits that Phase 2 for the biggest Puget Sound counties is still a long way from reality, why can the state allow dentist visits but not allow haircuts (what's the difference? ), Gov.

Kirby talks to author Jim Rasenberger about "Revolver: Sam Colt and the Six-Shooter That Changed America".

Seattle Police Chief, Carmen Best, describes the death of a handcuffed Minneapolis man during an arrest by police as a "tragic murder" in a written statement addressing the case involving four police officers who have already been fired. Video recording of a police officer kneeing George Floyd in the neck to subdue him during the arrest spread quickly on social media, intensifying claims of police brutality between a black suspect and a white police officer.

8am hour -- GUEST: Snohomish Co.

7:05am -- GUEST: U. S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) makes her John Carlson Show debut... by talking about riding motorcycles, why she says Iowa farmers are sticking with Trump regarding China tariffs and the continuing trade war, why she won't vote for the House Democrats latest $3 trillion virus spending plan, Ernst retired as a Lt. Col.

6am hour -- looting pervades parts of Minneapolis in aftermath of George Floyd death, there were plenty of white looters, no police prevention of looting, armed men speak on camera about why they turned out to guard a Minneapolis store front, the looting occurred even though Minneapolis's mayor condemned his death in the strongest terms (and Trump Admin. launched an investigation into the officers), Twitter's protection from libel lawsuits is at the heart of this free speech debate with Pres.

Kirby shares stories of ordinary Americans that protect themselves using their 2nd Amendment rights and KOMO Reporter Ryan Harris talks about counties opening up.

Callers are mad at the Governor, the unemployment scandal brought on by Nigerians and Kirby's guest is Mindee Wirth and they discuss Referendum 90.

Kirby guests this hour includeTodd Myers-he is the Director of the Center for the Environment at Washington Policy Center and Bob Donegan the owner of Ivar's.

8am hour -- the red flags that were missed before Nigerian crime ring scammed $200 million in payments from WA unemployment benefits, the warnings to the WA Employment Security Department and Gov. Inslee's spin, this Nigerian crime ring is the biggest theft in state history, will voters wake up to the continuing costly errors of the Inslee administration's last 8 years?

7am hour -- GUEST: R-90 petition organizer, Mindie Wirth, cites some of the educational criteria involved in the state's newly adopted K-12 sex education law that set off red flags about age appropriateness, how right and wrong is getting replaced by safe and unsafe choices, how teen STD rates in the US impacts this sex ed curriculum; daughter of Rev. Dr.

6am hour -- video of Minneapolis PD officer with knee on neck of black arrest suspect "looks bad and it might be bad" says Carlson but investigation is necessary, Seattle media stoking racial division after the black man's death, SeaTimes reports 1/3 are experiencing symptoms of depression right now during pandemic restrictions, for first time ever Twitter marks a Pres. Trump tweet with a fact check designation, Twitter's decision is setting up a free speech battle. GUEST: RestoreWashington.

Kirby takes phone calls and the topics are all over the map plus "Real Science" with Dr. Alex Berezow.

Kirby looks into an article about the Origin of the Lockdown Plan-you can read it HERE.

We learn more about the Nigerian scam that has been affecting our unemployment situation here in Washington, Kirby takes calls from listeners that are very unhappy with the scam and our Governor, plus calls to open up our state.

Kirby and Dr. Alex Berezow discuss the latest on Covid-19.

8am hour -- the apparent naivete of the WA Employment Security Dept. director and why political patronage may have been a factor in her job acquisition, Seattle TV news reporter challenges Gov. Inslee on his hyperbolic statements about critics who want him to re-open the economy, hater overlooks that Trump attended Ft.

7am hour -- Carlson's day trip motorcycle ride to Leavenworth verified his premise that Washingtonians were ready to socially distance as virus restrictions were lifted, you didn't have what Inslee characterized about crowds instigating a 2nd virus wave, King County has over 500 virus deaths and Kitsap Co. has two so why are they both still in Phase 1? , a Pt.

6am hour -- Joe Biden goes out in public for first time in 2+ months, digging deeper into the scam involving fraudulent WA unemployment benefits, the Seattle reporter who presses Gov. Inslee for answers about his virus restrictions, Inslee relying on distortions to defend his on-going restrictions, Trump and the fate of August's GOP convention... a week after Gov. Inslee calls critics 'conspiracy theorists' for demanding accurate classification of virus deaths his State Health Dept.

Kirby talks with Cory Condotta from restorewashington. org and then he talks calls from listeners that want to remember those that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Kirby's guests this hour are House Republican leader J. T Wilcox and he talks about the press conference today calling for a special session and then we hear from anothergubernatorial candidate- Dr. Raul Garcia.

Kirby guest this hour is Joshua Freed Republican candidate for Governor, and he shares stories from traveling all over the state and the latest on the lawsuit calling for a end to the ban on gathering for religious services.

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 - 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 the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and reconstruction.

Oregon's coastal communities tell tourists to stay away on Memorial Day weekend, a Seattle homeless sweep again shows the blatant partisanship of the WA Attorney General, more signs of Seattle politicians enabling the homeless, meanwhile Mary's Place opens its newest shelter at the Amazon HQ in Seattle, why the Seattle political mafioso is ignoring Amazon's contribution to solving homeless, the worst and best governor's response to virus pandemic.

7am hour -- the dichotomy of Gov.

6am hour -- still no explanation why Gov. Inslee canceled yesterday's press conference, he was supposed to offer a plan to re-open church services, fraudulent WA unemployment claims are exploding because Gov. Inslee's administration didn't do more to uphold cyber-security, Pres. Trump taunts media while he doesn't wear a mask at a Ford Motor plant in MI, GUEST: Republican State House Leader, JT Wilcox says Gov.

A cocaine bust at sea turns into quarantine for the entire crew of the Port Angeles, WA ported U. S. Coast Guard cutter Active after nabbing three drug smugglers in open waters of the eastern Pacific Ocean. According to USCG officials, the crew is quarantined on board the vessel in San Diego after they captured three suspected cocaine smugglers at sea who were infected with coronavirus.

Callers talk about taking the Covid-19 test, what they have seen while working as an essential worker during the shutdown and Max Nelson from the Washington Policy Center shares their latest information on possible 'padding' of deaths from the covid virus.

On today’s show, the real story behind the Florida official “fired” because she wouldn’t lie about the COVID19 numbers, has AQ infiltrated our military, and what our nation’s top mental health official says about the lockdown, plus "This Day in History".

The FBI just announced that the attack on the Corpus Christi base this week was a terrorist act- so Kirby wants to unpack that, along with the breaking news that our Covid-19 deaths might have been over counted.

Earlier this week, the accuracy of Washington's reported 1031 deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic were called into question based on how deaths were classified or connected to the virus. Now the Yakima County Coroner tells our sister station, KIMA, that when someone dies they go through a very specific process to determine the cause of death.

Debating the prediction that WA/OR will have worst wildfire season in the US, a Seattle college student is suing to get back his tuition connected to restrictions/changes from the virus pandemic, the lawsuit could have massive implications for universities everywhere, why the student has a case and it could turn into a class-action lawsuit.

8am hour -- Memorial Day weekend approaches but no you can't camp, another "Inslee inmate" is re-arrested for attacking a woman in Everett, body cam video captures words/actions of what sadly looks like a suicide by cop in Seattle, the man shot should have been in mental health care but state/city political officials don't allow that to realistically happen, four ingredients that contributed to this fatal police OIS in Seattle. GUEST: Pierce Co.

7am hour -- Tribal casinos re-opening vs. Gov. Inslee preventing churches from holding religious services, mass transit stays open with social distancing so why can't a church? , the politicians favor mass transit but not the 1st Amendment, voters just approved tax on the rich in metro Portland for mental health/drug treatment/rent subsidies, a Seattle tech CEO tweets about the pain for small businesses but he over-looks who's causing the pain (spoiler alert: restrictive shutdowns from Gov.

Kirby gets a great phone call from a listener who also happened to fly a helicopter to Mt. St Helens after it erupted and we hear an amazing story, plus Americans that protect themselves and others by using their 2nd Amendment rights in "Good Guy with a Gun".

People are getting restless about wanting to get out and do things, another crazy story about Mt. St. Helens on this 40th Anniversary week, and we learn about "This day in History".

Kirby's guest this hour is Mike Jellison, the gym owner from Arlington that opened up only to be threatened with fines/and or a lawsuit unless he closed back down, amazing stories of average Americans that defend themselves and their property using their 2nd Amendment rights.

What a local restaurant--attempting to re-open--is having to go through to meet the virus restrictions even for partial re-opening, the paradox of opening vs.

8am hour -- we have an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sighting! , if only Ocasio-Cortez were alive in 2017 for Hurricane Harvey, her assertions are emblematic of the political left in 2020, a classic case of glass is half-empty not half-full, now she's trying to reinvent a concept dating back 200 years to Alexis de Tocqueville, what's the government going to do for me? MMA fighter gets political...

7am hour -- lawsuit threat by AG Bob Ferguson prompts Arlington WA gym owner to shutdown, the gym owner partially re-opened in defiance of Gov.

6am hour -- Seattle Police fatally shoot a man armed with knives, the police OIS seems to have all the hallmarks of drug vagrancy, Seattle used to be predictable for public safety but not any more, inability to help and involuntarily commit people with mental health issues, some virus pandemic lock-down humor about being stuck at home...

Kirby talks with media host and author Brian Kilmeade about his latest book: "Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers" recaptures this pivotal war that changed America forever, and sheds light on the tightrope all war heroes walk between courage and calculation.

Kirby believes we are already in a depression based on our high unemployment rates, Governor Inslee's defensive reaction to the state re-opening and Fox media host Brian Kilmeade talks with Kirby about his latest book "Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers: The Texas Victory That Changed American History".

Kirby's guest is Seattle resident Nicholas Kerr who just wrotean op-ed in today’s Washington Examiner entitled: “Seattle exemplifies the fast-growing private-public school pandemic gap", plus Kirby talks to Max Nelson from the Washington Policy Center about how Covid-19 deaths are being miscounted.

Dr. Alex Berezow joins Kirby to talk about the COVID-19 virus.

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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has issued a legal ultimatum to two different gym owners: close down voluntarily or go to court. The Associated Press reports, Ferguson is suingNorthwest Fitness Co. , in Puyallup and Power Alley Fitness, or PA Fitness, in Arlington, arguing their partial re-opening to members in violation of Phase 1 endangers public health and engages in unfair business practices because their competitors have followed the state’s rules.

8am hour -- rent strike by Olympia City Council woman, GUEST: Olympia resident, writer and government watchdog Candy Mercer talks about the rent strike politics, how this Olympia City Council woman is the equivalent of Seattle's Kshama Sawant, Olympia mayor's laughable objections to two recent "re-open WA" protests by conservative protesters, where are the feminists in Olympia to protest homeless problems; more reaction to Speaker Pelosi calling Trump "morbidly obese",

7am hour -- Seattle plans an illegal homeless camp sweep in the I. D. despite objections from a city councilwoman who wants such sweeps stopped, Trump tells reporters he's taking anit-viral drug hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) to prevent virus infection, what does Trump's former White House physician say about this medical decision? , Speaker Pelosi fat shames Pres.

6am hour -- Oregon court ruling on Gov's shutdown reeks of politics, rest in peace to Ken Osmond known far and wide as TV's Eddie Haskell, how the character transcended American culture, Pres. Trump says he's been taking an anti-viral drug for a week now to prevent COVID-19, KVI's Lars Larson zings Gov. Inslee for this tweet on the 40th anniversary of Mt. St. Helens eruption,Gov.

Kirby talks with writer Kaylee McGhee about how we are devastating our hospitals by how we have handed the Covid-19 crisis.

Kirby relates the story of Producer Phillip J being told he can't play tennis over the weekend and callers remember what it was like and what they were doing 40 years ago when Mt. St. Helens blew up on May 18, 1980.

Kirby's guest isSnohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney who wrote in a Facebook post at 8:36 p. m. April 21 that Inslee’s order — a sweeping response to the COVID-19 pandemic — was unconstitutional. Fortney declared he would not enforce it and that angered some residents who are petitioning for his recall.

Kirby's guest is Liv Finne the Director for the Center of Education at Washington Policy Center and she talks with Kirby about her latest blog post regarding the education of students here in our state, the President reveals he is takinghydroxychloroquine.

Assessing recent reports about COVID-19 disproportionately hurting communities of color, breaking down the stats by demographics, the stats don't back up the original claim, Trump's newest White House press secretary explains "Obamagate", more examples of the anti-Trump news media connected to this new exchange with the White House press secretary.

8am hour -- Mt. St.

7am hour -- 40th Anniversary of Mt. St. Helens eruption, two men who were airborne that morning recall the eruption from eye level at 10,000 feet, audio of KOMO's Bob Throndson + the story of KOMO photographer Dave Crockett who was near St.

6am hour -- a Clarence Thomas doc airs tonight on PBS, it was in theaters when virus shutdown prevented people from seeing it; Trump's HHS Sec.

Michael Pack is President of Manifold Productions, Inc. , an independent film and television production company, which he founded in 1977. Through Manifold Productions, Mr. Pack has written, directed, and produced numerous award-winning nationally broadcast documentaries as well as corporate and educational films. Kirby talks with him about his latest movie: "Created Equal-Clarence Thomas in his own Words".

Kirby’s guests this hour are KOMO TV Reporter Matt Markovich on the opening up of some of our Washington Counties and KOMO Radio Reporter Ryan Harris on changes at Seatac if you plan on flying.

Mindie Wirth is Kirby’s guest this hour and they are talking about getting signatures to go against Referendum 90-the sex ed bill, as of today there are 27 candidates running for Governor and we hear from filmmaker Michael Pack about “Created Equal”-you can find out more at justicethomasmovie. com.

Callers want the state to open up, more details on when the ban might lift for what industries, information on the lawsuit filed against the Governor and a man walking in Mill Creek was almost assaulted by a vagrant in the woods.

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 - 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 the history of the Battle Hymn of the Republic and Sherman's Campaign of the Carolinas.

What makes you old? A new survey tries to quantify that question and conversely it allows us to consider what makes us young. At what age do you become old? The survey's number gives an astonishingly low answer, a Ronald Reagan story about age in the relative sense.

8am hour -- Gov.

7am hour -- if you thought 2-inch Asian giant hornets were bad wait until you hear about these 10lb lizards invading Georgia, hackers are fraudulently claiming WA unemployment off the names of people who are still employed, this morning's 6.

6am hour -- no daily COVID-19 deaths reported in King County yesterday for first time since March 8th, public health predictions about virus spikes have failed to materialize in GA (and Florida) during their nearly month-long re-opening, the doom sayers were wrong about GA, Gov.

An antibody test for a Snohomish County woman shows the COVID-19 infection arrived in Washington--and the United States--in December, not January as was previously believed. The Seattle Times published the testing results of the retired 64-year-old nurse who tested positive for COVID-19 anti-bodies. It's forcing health experts to rethink how the virus first reached North America.

Kirby explains what a "Karen" is, how the virus and the shutdown of everything including schools are affecting our children and did you know that there is evidence of China trying to hack into our research into Covid-19 here in the US to try and steal a vaccine from us?

Kirby's guest isEnvironmental Director of the Washington Policy Center Todd Myers-who wrote an article about how the governor’s dials show testing is improving, but the data show the number of daily tests is declining, hospitals are losing money like crazy and laying off staff and callers want to talk about Governor Jay Inslee's actions.

Caller wonder about the wisdom in pushing back the state opening back up, questions about theAhmaud Arbery case and a letter from a Seattle Police Sargent talking about Greg Anderson and the posting of his video rant.

Washington school officials are still refining their plans to restart classes on campus this fall. KOMO News reports that school officials will unveil some possible scenarios in early June. So far, school planners are considering contingencies for a September re-start on campus in case there's a spike in virus infections.

GUEST: WPC's environmental policy director, Todd Myers, joins the show to refute and clarify recent reports claiming that air pollution is lower because of the 'stay home' virus restrictions and fewer people commuting, the data to look for is on particulate matter, part of this comes back to the Gov.

8:05am -- GUEST: former WA Attorney General, Rob McKenna, evaluates the Joe Biden/Michael Flynn revelation made yesterday, the top Obama Administration officials who unmasked Trump's incoming NSA , why so many Obama officials took part, McKenna says there doesn't appear to be a national security basis for requesting Flynn's phone call be revealed, Rep.

7am hour -- GUEST: Port of Seattle police officer, Greg Anderson, on paid admin.

6am hour -- the first tribal casino to re-open in WA has a banner return to business, so what does Gov. Inslee think about the big crowd that showed up at the Arlington WA casino? , meanwhile Inslee finally announces a hiring freeze for gov't (8 weeks after most other businesses started their belt-tightening), are you willing to wait until July to get your hair cut ?