Kirby wonders why people don't realize how far we have come with race relations, the ICE facility that was attacked and callers are upset that the left is using the phrase concentration camp to describe the detention facilities at the border.

Callers want to talk about ICE and immigrants, how the President's tweets are accomplishing exactly what he wants them to, the anniversary of Safeco Field (now T-Mobile park) and Liv Finne from the Washington Policy Center talks about the success minority students are having in charter schools.

Kirby touches on several subjects during this hour-including the President's tweets and the reaction from both sides, the man who bombed the ICE detention center and was shot, plus a busy weekend in Seattle with multiple shootings. Callers talk about antifa and domestic terrorism.

American rapper on tour in Sweden under arrest but who was really culpable for what transpired before the arrest? , why Trump should pick up on this story and draw attention to it; Q13's Brand Kruse cuts loose on Seattle city council and police regarding the Nordstrom sidewalk triple-stabbing last week.

8am hour -- GUEST: Museum of Flight's spokesman, Ted Huetter, previews several cool Apollo 11 50th Anniversary events happening in the next week.

7am hour -- Tacoma Police shot and killed self-professed anti-FA after bizarre attack at NWDC for illegal aliens, AOC stymied while trying to question former ICE official, this Tweet has us contemplating how PC snowflakes would perceive the TV sit-com if it were on the air today, Danny Westneat column on Seattle schools per child spending, budget exceeding $1 billion for first time, political catastrophe in the making.

6am hour -- it was a weekend full of bizarre crimes and police confrontations from Tacoma to Seattle to Kirkland, the armed anti-FA activist who was shot and killed by Tacoma Police while trying to ignite fire bombs at ICE facility, Gov.

King County has some of the worst roads in the country, a crazy fine related to lack of lawn care, what is happening with the pool of Democratic contenders and Washington state named one of the worst states to retire.

Kirby shares what he experienced during the earthquake, the left is boycotting Home Depot because of Bernie Marcus's support of Trump and more conversations about what is happening at the border every day.

The Green New Deal being exposed by liberal insiders as massive trojan horse, it starts with one of AOC's lieutenants, shows how the socialist wing of the Democratic Party is willing to co-opt the climate agenda to pillage the economy.

8am hour -- GUEST: murder victim's daughter, Angie Dowell, wants to prevent her father's killer from being granted parole next week, if you want to contact the state's version of the parole board, the ISRB's number is 360-407-2400; email is isrb@doc. wa. gov. People are going to airports but they're not flying, WA case of political contempt for religion, dual fires at an illegal homeless camp on a protected wetland in Kent, WA.

7am hour -- convicted murderer (1980 SeaTac, WA triple murder) trying again for parole, his victim's family members are mobilizing to prevent his early release , Seattle city councilwoman's Twitter video demanding rent control,anti-Trump Democrats are freaking out about pedophile Jeffrey Epstein but they don't say a peep about Roman Polanski, a KVI listener whose parents owned the SeaTac tavern where a triple-murder occurred calls the show.

6am hour -- earthquake shakes Lake Stevens area and it woke John Carlson just before 3am, GUEST: National Review writer Alexandra DeSanctis talks about the Bothell church suing the state of Washington, Joe Biden says he doesn't believe in borders,NFL player leaps over a bull during portion of Spain's "Running of the Bulls". GUEST: KOMO's Corwin Haeck 4.

Kirby's guest is the Executive Director of the Alliance to Rescue Victims of Trafficking and we learn a lot about trafficking and even more about Jeffery Epstein's case, plus more details and arrest information from the guy who stabbed 3 people in downtown Seattle and listeners phone calls.

The topic of women's soccer comes up and Kirby has opinions and that gets the phones ringing, we hear about "This Day in History", plus Brian Minnich the Executive Vice President of the Freedom Foundation on the effects of the Janus decision and how they might have another lawsuit on their hands.

A quick movie review by Carlson on an unexpected indie flick, the sad story of a Texas man who used to own 18 dogs, the inimitable Dr. Victor Davis Hanson sounds off on the citizenship census question.

7am hour -- KOMO weather forecast says it may be rainy for two more weeks, (Seattle) soccer star Megan Rapinoe needs an introduction to African-American business mogul Robert Johnson, we're calling shenanigans on ESPN for one of their biggest ESPY Awards last night, Joe Biden's self-described claim of being middle class is bogus, Seattle Pilots pitcher and famed author of "Ball Four" dies at age 80, Atlanta armored truck conundrum.

6am hour -- we now know the name of the Seattle judge who allowed triple-stabbing suspect to get a shorter sentence after punching a nurse earlier this year, triple-stabbing suspect is a Bellingham native, Congressional Democrats have a Twitter fail, US /Mexico border crossings are dropping the last few months, Mexico's cooperation is a factor, Trump tactics pursuing citizenship question on census despite legal setbacks.

The story of a kindergarten teacher that quit her job and received a massive response, callers react to the restaurant confrontation story when someone ripped off a young woman's MAGA hat, how kids learn in school and how home ownership drives wealth in our country.

Seattle's Mayor has come out and said the problem with the people on the streets is a money problem, Kirby shares what he thinks about Women's soccer and how the win & subsequent fallout has affected the team and a crazy story about a poor young woman who was harassed at a restaurant for wearing a MAGA hat.

Kirby talks about the 3 stabbings yesterday and the suspect that has some 22 arrests on his record, more details come out on the Jeffery Epstein case and regular Americans that defend their rights, property and loved ones by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby and our IT Support Manager Tony talk about Artificial Intelligence and our privacy, plus other advancements in the world of IT.

New book by a leading conservative writer/thinker explores some of the conflicting statements from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford related to the confirmation hearing of Brett Kavanaugh, one example involves Dr. Blasey Ford's female high school classmates recollections on her alcohol consumption, a nickname she had in high school according to classmates, the book does rely on classmate anonymity requests at Holton Arms Academy, how the things you write in your high school annual can boomerang on you.

8am hour -- what will the NW wildfire alarmists do about all this July rain? , the triple stabbing outside Seattle Nordstrom store arrives just a few days before primary ballots on the city council races go to voters, hypocrite WA A. G. Bob Ferguson sues the US Navy over training flights on Whidbey Island, the leading voice to impeach Trump announces he's now a Presidential candidate, what happened to Howard Schultz's presidential campaign?

7am hour -- reparations problems cropping up for at least one 2020 Presidential candidate, GUEST: Pres.

6am hour -- the jaded "I told ya so" reaction to a triple-stabbing at an iconic Seattle location, the stabbing suspect's 10-year history of mental health and crime problems, the Seattle mayor's feeble comment about lack of money to stop city's crime/drug problems, a KVI caller talks about the impact on Seattle tourism as this stabbing story goes national, several Seattle city council candidates sound off about the need for greater public safety as personified in Nordstrom stabbing yesterday,

We now know the name of the suspect in today's stabbing and the young man has a record, plus we learn from Dr. Alex Berezow from the American Council on Science and Healthabout the balance between civil rights and the right to police, recycling plastic and the incorrect Health news that is abundant on Facebook.

People are upset about the latest suit filed by Attorney General Bob Ferguson about the military increasing operations on Whidbey Island, Customs and Border patrol on decreasing the number of illegal immigrants coming into the country and the increasing number of crimes being committed in King County.

Kirby talks about the stabbing of 3 people early today in downtown Seattle and we find out who the suspect is-that leads to conversation about mentally ill criminals and we learn about fake health news on Facebook with Dr. B in "Real Science".

A Wall Street Journal writer points out how the major news media fail to inform Americans about climate change, look at the financial figures usually cited in climate policy news stories, why its so difficult to get accurate information when it comes to climate policy and future climate assessment.

8am -- the sickening story of an arson-turned-murder killing a mom and 3 children in Port Angeles, the psycho accused killer wrote about the murder plot in a journal according to Clallam Co. Prosecutor, should convicted child killers get the death penalty?

7am hour--an ACLU-backed policy limiting student suspensions blamed for variety of problems in one city's schools, 3rd party Presidential candidate Ross Perot dies at age 89, at least one unhappy driver Tweets about new red light meters in Tacoma,evaluating the pay gap complaint lingering after US women win 2nd consecutive World Cup title, Kittitas Police officer returns to work after almost being shot and almost killed in the line of duty, the Speaker Pelosi vs.

6am hour -- we accidentally stumble on a new slogan for the show, a US Congresswoman is sending her staff to Mexico to help illegal aliens get into the US, another US Congresswoman caught sharing a bogus story, a Kelly Clarkson moment to honor this morning's sunrise, a major West Coast restaurant ownership group says bankruptcy was caused in part by $15 minimum wage.

BOSTON (AP) — Civil rights activists complained Monday of the potential for widespread abuse following confirmation that at least three states have scanned millions of driver's license photos on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement without the drivers' knowledge or consent. Public records obtained by the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology provided the first proof that ICE had sought such scans, which were conducted in Utah, Vermont and Washington.

Kirby's guest is Wilfred Reilly talking about fake hate crimes, the Epstein case is just horrifying and we think this is only scratching the surface, the President's parade and a few stories of the day.

Kirby covers a few stories from the weekend including the shootings and the amputations from people being hurt by fireworks, the President's parade for the 4th of July and Professor Wilfred Riley joins us to talk about a Seattle Times article on hate crimes. Reilly is the author of "Hate Crime Hoax. "

Bikini baristas lose in appeals court over Everett law requiring them to cover up, the court ruling is surprising considering the appellate court's previous rulings and liberal leaning reputation, a new musical talent is emerging from Maple Valley WA via the show America's Got Talent.

7am hour -- Carlson spent 4th of July in Bend, Oregon and notes the fundamental differences between the two cities even though they share decidedly liberal politics. GUEST: Fox Nation host, Tomi Lahren, talks about recent criticism of Fox News by Trump and how she wants to reach young voters with her views on conservatism. GUEST: economist Steve Moore talks about why Trump shouldn't be worried despite trailing many Presidential Democratic candidates right now.

Kirby talks about the 'signers' of the Declaration of Independence.

Kirby goes in depth to give us a lesson on the Declaration of Independence.

Kirby talks about the American dream using the words of Martin Luther King Jr, we hear about Americans that defend themselves and their property by using their 2nd Amendment rights and we talk about what America means to us.

Kirby dives into the history behind the Declaration of Independence, then we hear about "This Day in History"-plus the events happening on July4th and the parade scheduled by the President.

Kirby talks about the Nike controversy and backlash, plus his guests are Cary Condatta-who talks about Initiative 1648 and the progress on getting signatures and Kirby talks to author Noelle Salazar about her new book, The Flight Girls-A stunning story about the Women Airforce Service Pilots whose courage during World War II turned ordinary women into extraordinary heroes.

The history behind, and recitation of, The Declaration of Independence.

8am hour -- the Declaration of Independence, listen to the CNN host who agrees with Trump about the asylum claims abuse at the US/Mexico border, Seattle officials unveil 4 models for tolling cars and all vehicles (aka 'congestion pricing').

7am hour -- one child now dead after mold outbreak at Seattle Children's Hospital, a US Ambassador responds to the Portland Anti-Fa attack and beating of digital journalist Andy Ngo, new CNN poll is bad news for WA part-time governor (and Presidential aspirant) Jay Inslee, can you guess what the #1 complaint from millenials is ( according to a psychotherapist)? , a KVI listener responds to the Anti-Fa attack on the digital journalist in Portland OR.

6am hour -- Day 2 of the Nike flag shoe controversy, if the American flag is a symbol of oppression what is going on in China with Nike? , California's governor playing politics with the Nike decision to pull the flag shoes from stores, RIP Lee Iacocca,GUEST: I-1648 petition organizer, Cary Condotta, the pathetic double standard for gay-rights groups after the Andy Ngo attack in Portland OR.

and author Noelle Salazar on her new book- "The Flight Girls".

Fireworks are a topic-no surprise here because Kirby loves to blow things up-a conversation about vaccines and our guest is Mariya Frost from the Washington Police Center.

The 14 year old involved in the shooting in Federal Way, "Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow and John Holschen from West Coast Armory North joins Kirby.

Kirby talks to author Noelle Salazar about her new book, The Flight Girls. A stunning story about the Women Airforce Service Pilots whose courage during World War II turned ordinary women into extraordinary heroes. 1941. Audrey Coltrane has always wanted to fly. It’s why she implored her father to teach her at the little airfield back home in Texas. It’s why she signed up to train military pilots in Hawaii when the war in Europe began.

An American teen sports star is emerging right now at Wimbledon's All England Tennis Club,a variety of unions are pushing back against Seattle's socialist city council woman Kshama Sawant, half of Sawant's campaign donations are now coming from outside of her Seattle district.

8am hour -- safest drivers in the Northwest are in an Idaho city, AOC makes some hyperbolic claims about US border officials, El Salvador's President actually steps up to claim responsibility for death of man and his young daughter (last week), Tacoma Freedom Fair happens this week, Washington sheriffs are coming down on differing sides of Pres. Trump's promised ICE sweeps , a Republican Oregon State Senator re-counts the momentous collapse of a cap-and-trade bill touted by Gov.

6am hour -- UW Huskies cut their sports gear contract with Nike at exactly the right time, Nike's Betsy Ross Flag shoe fiasco involving QB turned activist Colin Kaepernick, AZ governor tees off on Nike for flag/shoe controversy, USA vs.

Kirby talks about the creation of the Declaration of Independence, and Nike has a new line of shoes that they were going to release this week-in a patriotic theme that they have decided not to release because Colin Kaepernick thinks they are offensive.

Everyone is making a big deal out of the President's visit to North Korea, it is Canada Day today and Kirby talks about how El Salvador's president is taking the blame for the deaths in Rio Grande.

There's only 3 days left for us to make a change to I-1648, Kirby shares stories of the day and Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center joins us and hetalks about local taxing authorities refusing state audits and the new revenue forecast.

Kirby gives an in depth look at the creation of the Declaration of Independence.

Clarifying the Democratic talking point of "caging children", turns out Congress isn't funding DHS to properly have facilities for housing/handling children, the cities for best and worst drivers in the PNW.

6am hour -- after the Seattle gay pride parade some new polling stats about how prevalent homosexuality actually is, actual stats show how far off the general public is right now, I-1648 update GUEST: Cary Condotta says call 509-797-7666 if you want to sign before July 5th, Oregon's Democrats lose their battle over cap-and-trade law after Republicans walk-out to prevent a quorum, Anit-FA group of three arrested in Portland for attacking libertarian/conservative writer.

Kirby shares his stories of the day and because its Friday-some are light in nature including one about how Chik-Fil-A is rapidly heading to become the #1 fast food chain, plus "This Day in History".

Kirby talks about the second debate and we hear what a cluster it turned out to be in spots during the broadcast, and further breaks down several of the responses of the Democratic candidates, plus we hear from a Union Gospel Mission graduate who turned his life around with their program.

8am hour -- GUEST: Grover Norquist (Americans for Tax Reform) talks about last night's debate, says he feels great about Trump winning re-election after two nights of Democratic debates, the issue of forced busing resurfaces in the latest debate, another good reason to ditch red light cameras after what happened involving the name of the Edgewood WA police, how Washington voters can send a message to Gov.

7am hour -- Democrats now becoming a socialist party, the asylum process proving to be a scam when it comes to illegal immigration/border security, how Joe Biden blew the answer when Kamala Harris knocked him for his opposition to (federal) forced busing on school integration in the 1970s, the Dali Lama in hot water for his remark about attractive women,

6am hour -- The Debate Part 2 (the sequel was better than the Wednesday night original!

Kirby discusses the Ramirez rape case with his guest Brain Wilcox from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Seattle and Dr. Alex Berezow talks about health care in our "Real Science" segment.

Kirby's guest this hour is Ashley Varner- the Freedom Foundation’s vice president of communications and federal affairs and she discusses the one-year anniversary today of the Supreme Court’s Janus v. AFSCME decision and what the decision has meant for public employees and government unions on the West Coast.

Kirby's guest this hour is Brian Wilcox-he is the field officer for the Seattle ICE office and he offers quite a bit of insight, plus we have our "Real Science" segment with Dr. Alex Berezow.

Fresh off the press, John talks about the decision the Supreme Court just handed down regarding gerrymandering. There is a happy ending to a heartbreaking theft that left a sick 5-year-old autistic child without a cherished package before needing to undergo brain surgery.

8am Hour—The rain is back and John riffs about Glenn Yarbrough with Radio Legend Mark Christopher. Jay Inslee struggles during Wednesday night’s democrat debates. What was the response when Big Mike invited senator Mona Das to be on the show to talk about her remarks about the democratic senate in Olympia? KVI’s Kirby Wilbur spoke exclusively with the woman who was raped by illegal alien Francisco Carranza-Ramirez. Listen to the full interview in its entirety at the podcast page of KVI.

7am Hour—Following up on Wednesday’s “And Another Thing” podcast, freshman senator Mona Das doubles down on her remarks about the Democratic senate (NOT Republicans, Democrats specifically! ) being a “cesspool of racism, sexism, and misogyny”. Big Mike has your Twitter 20 and it come as no surprise which candidate spoke the LEAST during Wednesday night’s democrat debates. John talks about the father and daughter who drowned in the Rio Grande trying to cross the border.

6am Hour—It’s John Carlson’s scorching hot take on Wednesday night’s Democrat debates, watching it all so you don’t have to! Big Mike has your Twitter 20 and President Trump posted a video celebrating the technical challenges from the live broadcast. And Lars Larson joins the conversation too with his thoughts on the debates.

Kirby's 3 part interview with the Ramirez rape victim-a single mother with a 3 year old son.

This hour Kirby takes phone calls from listeners about the Ramierez case and his guest is Dan Springer from Fox News who covers cases of illegal immigrants that get away with horrific crimes.

Kirby talks with a woman we will call "Linda" who was raped by.

The Democratic Senate in Olympia is a "cesspool of racism, sexism, and misogyny... "First-year senator Mona Das speaks her mind at Kent Chamber of Commerce gathering and John gives some of the background and history.

8am Hour--Elected leaders have a lack of response when it comes to convicted rapist accused of attacking again. AEI's James Pethokoukis: Bernie's Student Debt Cancelation Plan Is Like A 5th Grader's Election Promise. Also this hour, John revisits the topic of Trump Accuser E. Jean Carroll Calling Rape "Sexy" on Anderson Cooper and replays his interview with guest Dave Parkhurst from GreenHaven Interactive.

7am Hour-- Your phone calls about Big Tech with specific examples of information being suppressed in certain internet search engines. GUEST:GUEST: Cary Condotta gives and update on I-1648. if you want to sign the petition, there are three ways to do so: Washington for I1648 on Facebook, LSPAC. ORG, and GIVE THEM NOTHING. com. Big Mike has yoru Twitter 20 and San Francisco is the first state to ban the sale of E-cigarettes.

6am Hour--Heather Mac Donald Deconstructs E Jean Carroll: ‘A MeToo Wannabe Who’s Getting Her Place In The Sun’ andStunned Anderson Cooper Cuts To Commercial When Trump Accuser E. Jean Carroll Calls Rape "Sexy". Big Mike has your Twitter 20 with President Trump commenting on open borders, plus a call to action during tonight's (sure to be riveting) Democratic Presidential Debates.

Francisco Carranza-Ramirez, who attacked a woman twice is on the run, the 35-year-old is believed to be homeless in the White Center area-and Kirby wants to know why this guy was able to just walk away after such a violent crime.

Kirby calls out Pete Holmes, the Democrats, and taxes-plus Cary Condotta- a member of the Washington House of Representatives, representing the 12th Legislative District on Initiative I-1648.

Kirby shares more about the Ramirez rape case, callers talk about Initiative I-1648, the importance of Vitamin D and Dr Alex Berezow in our segment called "Real Science".

8am hour -- GUEST: political strategist and former G. W.

6am hour -- a Seattle news reporter shares her extensive efforts to get answers about the King Co.

More information on the shooting in White Center, special camps in China and callers have questions for Kirby.

It seems everyone is talking about this story-about Francisco Carranza-Ramirez -the supposed illegal alien that attacked a woman twice, and Kirby digs into what we know so far. Other topics include socialized medicine and the recent shooting in White Center.

Weird news of the day: A teenage boy was left with a broken mouth, a hole in his chin and damaged teeth after an electronic cigarette exploded in his mouth. There are two states that are actually losing population and you'll never guess why.