A former Seattle Seahawk gives a sizeable surprise donation to a Maple Valley WA food bank, that's not the only generous charitable contribution the player has made in the last week, vicious hit and run driver that injured 3 people in Marysville WA finally arrested.

8am hour -- quick recap of opening testimony by E. U. Ambassador Gordon Sondland in Trump impeachment hearing, why Democrats' 'quid pro quo' description of Trump's impeachable offense was switched to "bribery", the family friendly card game Uno is selling a 'non-partisan' version of the game to avoid political debates at your Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas gatherings, Republican Devin Nunes trolls impeachment committee chairman, LIVE coverage of Republican questioning of E. U.

Kirby's guest this hour is KOMO Reporter Matt Markovich and he talks about a story he has been working on about the metally ill in our community, plus callers respond to the controversy over Chick Fil-A.

More conversations about the impeachment process and callers share their thoughts with Kirby, This Day in History and Kirby's guest is Lori Revly from Echothree. org an organization that helps military spouses find work.

Kirby starts out talking about what is happening or rather what is not happening in the impeachment inquiry, callers have questions and comments and in "Real Science with Dr. B" the big topic is microbugs and how dangerous they could be to our mobile lifestyles.

Lori is the Founder of Echo Three-and their mission is: to create a community that connects military spouses and veterans with opportunities to find their ideal balance between military service, quality family time, and personal fulfillment.

8am hour -- Joe Biden's recent Seattle fundraising trip, one 2020 Democratic presidential candidate has 0. 0% support from black voters in South Carolina, Gov. Jay Inslee joins OR governor to push for I-5 bridge crossing from Vancouver WA to Oregon, are young voters being seduced by flashy promises of socialist politicians because they don't know enough world history?

6am hour -- David Boze in for John Carlson, Chick-Fil-A decides against donating to a pair of faith-based charity groups, did the public pressure from gay-rights groups actually influence Chick-Fil-A decision? , will gay-rights groups always find something to protest about Chick-Fil-A?

It's the KVI Apple Cup Flag Giveaway! A fascinating and haunting perspective from an ER doctor; President Trump has reversed his ban on flavored vape products;Colin Kaepernick's NFL workout debacle last weekend; an interesting factoid about abortion and your phone calls.

GUESTS: Snohomish County Council members Nate Nehring & Sam Lowe. County Executive Dave Somers said on his Facebook page that he's considering asking the County Council to revert control of the jail from the sheriff's office to the executive's office. Chick-Fil-A is thriving, despite changing their donation policies and it's a musical This Day in History! GUEST: Liv Finne from Washington Policy Center.

Shootings last weekend in Oklahoma and Fresno, do restraining orders do anything? ; Did we learn anything from the protests in Tienanmen Square? ; A radio talk show host was fired for criticizing President Trump; Big poll results show MayorPete Buttigieg is doing well in Iowa, but does he have a problem with the black vote? ; a real life "Breaking Bad" story in Arkansas.

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8am hour -- DUI suspect chase and crash is part monstorous I-5 traffic back-up this morning,Snohomish Co.

KVI listeners and our sponsors raised $21,295 for Fred Hutchison cancer research at our first ever KVI Thanksgiving Brunch in Bothell at Russell's Restaurant and Loft. Special thanks to Russell Lowell, owner of Russell's Restaurant and Loft and Brown Bear Car Wash for their generous donations. The $35 brunch admission ticket price all goes directly to Fred Hutch thanks to Russell's generosity.

The latest news on the California school shooter breaks and callers want to talk to Kirby about what happened, and what could have prevented it, and other stories of the day.

Kirby talks to Julie-a former owner of 13 vape stores about why she is shutting down her business, it is a big musical day in "This Day in History" and callers want to about the impeachment, plus 3 pardons handed out by the President.

The big story of the day beside the California school shooting is the impeachment testimonies and Kirby shares a few choice quotes, callers weigh in on what they think and Kirby's movie buddy John talks about the latest movies.

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. #7 - The Monitor and the Merrimac and the Seven Days campaign.

7am hour -- GUEST: Sec.

6am hour -- the appalling attack on an NFL player involving a vicious blow on the head while swinging a helmet to hit a helmet-less player on the skull, GUEST: Brian The Movie Guy gives full throttle recommendation to "Ford Vs. Ferrari" movie, GUEST: ShiftWA. com co-founder Randy Pepple talks about the election lessons learned from $30 car tabs victory and R-88 rejection by statewide voters, why Pierce Co. and Snohomish Co. are going in the opposite direction of Seattle/King Co.

Kirby talks to author Lew Paper about his book "IN THE CAULDRON: Terror, Tension, and the American Ambassador's Struggle to Avoid Pearl Harbor".

Now the Northwestern U. journalism school dean is condemning the students who objected to the student newspaper coverage of a former Trump cabinet official speaking on campus, the dean stepped up and did the right thing, Puyallup teacher arrested after verbally threatening (during an off-campus conversation) to shoot students, the key information missing from the media reports on this story, a shooting threat could be taken several different ways.

8am hour -- GUEST: I-976 sponsor Tim Eyman, talks about the lawsuit(s)being filed against his voter approved $30 car tabs measure, his justification for why A. G. Bob Ferguson must recuse himself from representing voters who approved $30 car tabs, what does Eyman say about his prior comments praising Ferguson for defending a different Eyman initiative that also elicited a lawsuit? Guess who's pushing a new Congressional bill described as "Green New Deal for Public Housing"? , a 2020 Dem.

7am hour -- Kirkland YMCA staff are outraged about a Kirkland Police officer arresting 14 yr old inside their building, the arrest is captured on video linked here, the police officers on scene say the 14 yr old was resisting arrest, does the video substantiate the claim of excessive force made by the YMCA staff?

6am hour -- deciphering Day 1 of the House impeachment hearing, one Democratic committee member at the hearing says hearsay is better than actual evidence, the real intriguging drama about this is what will Republicans do after the House votes to impeach Trump, after Tacoma City Council approved gun/ammo tax to reduce gun violence the US Atty General unveils a 5 point plan to reduce gun violence that will probably be more effective than Tacoma's plan.

Internal security cameras at the Kirkland YMCA show a Kirkland Police officer taking a 14-year-old arrest suspect to the floor in order to handcuff him. Kirkland Police say the 14 year old was resisting the officer. YMCA staff say the police officer used excessive force. See the story from KOMO News here. See the story from KING 5 here. Corrected to note the age of the suspect as 14-years-old.

Kirby shares a story about transgender athletes that gets our phones ringing, he talks about the impeachment procedings and we learn more about 'Good Girls with Guns' women that save their lives and others using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Callers have questions about how those that commit crimes are not prosecuted, a story about a transgender athlete gets the phones ringing and This day in History has a large musical component.

Kirby talks about what happened so far with the impeachment inquiry and our guest this hour is KOMO TV Reporter Matt Markovich and he shares a story that he has been working on about the King County Prosecutors office with Kirby.

Journalism standards in America take another big hit after what happened at the campus of prestigious Northwestern University near Chicago, the Northwestern student newspaper apologized for its coverage of a former Republican US Attorney General speaking on campus, the apology is another prime example of the 'safe space' mentality on college campuses, Northwestern U. has one of the most prestigious journalism schools in all of America, a Harvard U.

8:05am -- state history made in the final R-88 vote tabulated last night (which rejects bringing back Affirmative Action policies), GUEST: former Seattle City Councilman, Tim Burgess, talks about what we can expect from Seattle's new city council in 2020? , will it be full-on war against Amazon? , why King County and Snohomish County are going in opposite directions on prosecuting drug crimes, Republican Congressman dismantles CNN pundit regarding House impeachment hearing opening statements,

7am hour -- KVI Thanksgiving Brunch invite, Trump perfectly sums up the flaw(s) in popularity/approval polls, a Home Owners Association (HOA) tells a family to take down their Christmas yard decorations because its too early, the homeowner vows to defy the HOA request about the Christmas yard inflatables, House Democrat Adam Schiff drops a whopper about the whistle blower to open today's first impeachment hearing, candidate who lost to Kshama Sawant, Sno. Co.

6am hour -- join KVI's John Carlson and two KOMO News colleagues for the first ever KVI Thanksgiving Brunch this Saturday in Bothell buy your tickets by clicking here, Tacoma passes a gun & ammo tax but the city fails to identify what % of gun violence in the city stems from legally vs.

We get to hear the John & Kirby podcast, and also from Sargent Derrick Miller, "Real Science with Dr. B" plus the Top 5 reasons you will get a ticket while driving.

Callers want to talk about DACA and what they think the President should do, lots of music in This Day in History and the history of innovation.

There is some celebrating because of the Seahawks win and the Sounders parade celebrating their championship, John & Kirby do a podcast on the latest election results and Ann Coulter has finally had it with President Trump.

This week's topics include city election results, polls, Referendum 88, and did Amazon waste $1. 5 million in campaign contributions?

GUEST: Danny Fingeroth, author of a new book on Marvel Comics co-creator, Stan Lee. The book is "A Marvelous Life" by Fingeroth, who is a comic books industry insider and once worked for Lee. Fingeroth is coming to Seattle for a book appearance on Wednesday Nov. 13, 2019.

8am hour -- world renowned harmonica player (from the band War) Lee Oskar plays in-studio for KVI listeners, Seahawks last second comeback OT victory is a thriller for the ages, notice how major news media/cable channels maximized coverage of Trump being boo'ed at World Series game but the massive applause at last weekend's college football game was ignored!

6am hour -- Seahawks stunning OT victory against rival 49ers, R-88 (affirmative action policies) just barely being rejected by voters so far, San Francisco elects a city attorney that's a clone of Seattle's city attorney, an update to the search for (a) suspect(s) connected to last month's murder of a beloved convenience story owner in Lakewood WA, radio stations already switching to Christmas music, should voters in Pierce Co. and Snohomish Co. vote themselves out of Sound Transit?

Kirby interviews authorErica Armstrong Dunbar about her new bookShe Came to Slay: The Life and Times of Harriet Tubman. Harriet Tubman is best known as one of the most famous conductors on the Underground Railroad. As a leading abolitionist, her bravery and selflessness has inspired generations in the continuing struggle for civil rights.

The Jeffery Epstein meme, Reagan's famous speech asking Gorbachev to 'tear down this wall' and we open up the phones for listeners that want to salute the veterans in their life.

There is plenty that happened on "This Day in History", what to do about big tech, Joe Biden makes interesting comments and is Hillary going to run in 2020?

It's Kirby's birthday today plus we get a quick movie review on 'Midway", comments on the election, we take phone calls about Veterans Day and our guest is Chris Cargill-

Former US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, calls out two high ranking Trump officials for their defiance of the President, the media publicity of Trump staff saying they're a bulwark against Trump, this disagreement among Trump cabinet officials could grow as the impeachment process begins, if impeachment is meant to be a version of the political death penalty what will happen to Trump? , South America loses a well known communist.

8am hour -- answering some unanswered (and confusing) questions about the Seattle Sounders championship win yesterday, this tweet is a perfect example of the left-wing that has over-taken the Democratic Party in the 21st Century,how Amazon blew it with the Seattle city council PAC donations, how is it possible that WA voters keep approving a limit of $30 car tabs and also keep re-electing governors like Inslee and Senators like Murray and Cantwell?

7am hour -- the Auburn WA Veterans Day Parade was so big that 6000 people marched in the parade (let alone all the folks that lined the streets in attendance), voters reject Affirmative Action law known as R-88, what if Snohomish and Pierce Counties voted to leave Sound Transit? , KVI callers sound off on a plan to pull the plug on Sound Transit in two counties,liberal website urges Gov.

The phones light up with questions and comment about the election and our ballot process, plus Anna Rorhbough calls in with some answers.

Kirby's guest is Glen Morgan and he tells an interesting story out of Camas, WA, hear from Max Nelson with the Freedom Foundation about a second campaign finance complaint they just filed with the PDC against the “Special Account” operated by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the shocking news that Kshama Sawant has pulled ahead in the polls.

Kirby update election results and callers have questions about polls and car tabs plus the murder of the Mormons in Mexico and the ties to the drug cartels.

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

US authorities arrest a Seattle man for spying on critics of Saudi Arabia on Twitter, did you hear where the Sound Transit CEO was on election day (hint: it wasn't in the Seattle area to monitor elections results)? , how Seattle's mass transit activists/advocates are going to use people with disabilities to tap into emotional responses,picking up more clues from election results that show the anti-tax mood of WA voters,

8am hour -- a four day weekend of NW sports events starts tonight with UW Huskies after dark and ends with Seahawks Monday Night Football versus the despised 49ers, Pt.

6am hour -- all of a sudden the election results are changing for the most left-wing issue and candidate in the state, the one thing that makes Carlson nervous about these updated election trends, Seattle councilwoman Sawant narrows the lead on her opponent,super-woke Christmas, Mormon family massacred in northern Mexico, ex NYC mayor orchestrating run for 2020 White House, ego of Michael Bloomberg entering US presidential race at the last minute.

This hour features more election results, calls and comments from listeners and we hear from Anna Rohrbough, a candidate for position 2 on the Snohomish County Council.

Kirby goes over the election results that we have so far-ballots are still coming in and callers have questions, plus Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow.

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7am hour -- KVI's Lars Larson digs in to the people's pushback on the Pt. Angeles mayor's objection to the city's Veterans Memorial, a judge orders an Antifa demonstrator to jail for 6 years following a violent attack in Portland. BREAKING story in the wake of ABC News reportedly spiking a story that would have exposed criminal action of now deceased pedophile sex ring organizer Jeffrey Epstein plus an R-88 election update.

Election returns round one is complete so let's dig in! There's a new road map for WA Republicans to use in future elections, Snohomish Co. Sheriff lost because he sounded like a social worker, not a cop, Seattle problems creeping in to the surrounding suburbs is being rejected in Snohomish County, what to make of the pending demise of the Seattle city council career of Kshama Sawant, Sawant's people skills likely ruined her re-election chances.

Spokane's city election compared to Seattle's city election results, a political newcomer wins big in Spokane dispatching a progressive liberal, Spokane voters sent a message to Olympia and Seattle politicians about the fate of an income tax, TX voters had the chance to decide an income tax measure.

8am hour -- WA voters want $30 car tabs, how the Olympia Legislative Democrats and Gov. Inslee completely botched the car tabs issue, big political spending doesn't guarantee election victories, what you can tell a progressive/Democrats/socialist when they complain about Seattle area's affordable housing problems, Inslee holding affordable housing money hostage over $30 car tabs vote.

7am hour -- why you need to listen to KVI's Kirby Wilbur this afternoon because the 4pm vote tabulation update will likely be the batch that cinches most of these election races/issues, Seattle's most notorious city council member is facing a wake-up call, KVI callers remind that state officials will always figure out a way to tack on taxes/fees when car tabs are reduced (like I-976 which is currently passing), Snohomish Co.

Kirby talks about the election with Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman about our polling and election upgrades, more stories of the day and "Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow".

Kirby's guest this hour is AnnaRohrbaugh-candidate forSnohomish County Council for Position 2. Plus we have a special visit fromDEA Special Agent in Charge Keith Weis about the latest find in our area regarding drugs and Wade Bowen-a local builder who almost had his truck stolen yesterday.

Kirby talks about the election and who spent how much to help Initiatives pass, the story about the Mexican Cartel that killed 9 Mormons, plus Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center on solar energy.

Kirby's guest is Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman.

8am hour -- reminiscing about voting the old-school way at neighborhood polling places, a pregnant FL woman uses AR rifle to open fire on two armed gunmen breaking into her family's house, CNN tweet exposes their editors lack of basic knowledge regarding guns (and gun control),GUEST: Sea.

7am hour -- will WA tendency toward libertarian voting on taxes and racial issues continue today with two big issues, Kentucky crowd gives massive applause to Trump describing death of ISIS leader(s) as "one way ticket to hell", a KVI listener is convinced labor unions will sway the votes on I-1000 and I-976. Forbes.

6am hour -- It's election day, Trump gets big applause at KY rally for Republican governor, a violent daylight robbery at a SeaTac restaurant turns out to be a hoax in an effort to secure immigration visas for violent crime victims, so far none of the admitted hoaxers have been arrested, Pres.

Kirby covers some of the local races, callers want to talk about Iraq and Iran and then the conversation shifts to medical care and health insurance.

Kirby takes calls from listeners asking about the election tomorrow, wondering what the word "woke" means and we hear from a local candidate running for Bellevue City Council.

Kirby talks about the shooting that happened over the weekend, the importance of the electoral college and listener gets Kirby and John Carlson mixed up and sends a email meant for John to Kirby-and we have a good laugh about it, plus plans for the upcoming Veteran's Day parade.

Will Seattle and Spokane have extra influence on tomorrow's general election ballot involving $30 car tabs and re-establishing Affirmative Action programs in WA? Four recommendations on TV shows that KVI podcast listeners should be watching right now. One involves the re-boot of the Tom Clancy franchise, another involves the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife on patrol across the state, the final show involves the story of real-life gangster Bumpy Johnson in the 1960s.

8am hour -- are these birds eco-terrorists for starting fires to flush out their prey? , SNL skewers Elizabeth Warren of the costs of her "Medicare For All" plan, NBC legendary anchor compares 2019 news media behavior over impeachment to the Nixon-era Watergate news media behavior, fatal townhouse fire in Lynnwood WA kills two children and spurs one baffling question, join KVI's Kirby Wilbur and John Carlson this Saturday in Auburn WA at the largest Veteran's Day Parade on the West Coast, Pt.

7am hour -- buh bye to presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke's campaign, O'Rourke fizzled fast after being a media darling hyped by Vanity Fair, the astonishing objection that Port Angeles's mayor has with the imagery at the city's Veteran's Memorial Park, Republican Congressman doesn't see the required impeachment conviction votes right now in US Senate,

6am hour -- Seahawks frantic comeback win in OT against Tampa, mail in voting today vs voting on-site back in the day, anti-gun sensitivity reaches new level in Port Angeles WA, Starbucks has quietly closed 6 downtown Seattle locations based on repeated crime, NBC anchor emeritus Tom Brokaw confesses (DC/Beltway) news media has drastically from the Nixon-era Watergate scandal to today's impeachment push against Trump.

Cary Condatta in for Kirby and his topics include R-88 and guest Thomas Jarrad, advisory votes and the budget plus the conversation about $30 car tabs.

Cary Condatta fills for Kirby: With 16 years in the House of Representatives and a successful 35 year track record in business, Cary has a unique perspective on the issues. His guests include: Alan Veksler with a unique perspective on the relationship between the US and Russia and Jason Mercier on the threat of an income tax.

Kirby's guest:

GUEST: SoDo BIA exec. director, Erin Goodman, joins the podcast for a follow up to last week's story about the reports of illegal sewage dumping around Seattle's shorelines coming from suspected homeless RVs.

8am hour -- why your vote in next week's general election can carry extra significance due to projected voter turnout, why this is a "send a message to the powers in Olympia" election regarding next Tuesday's deadline to submit your mail in ballot, we have a Marinanne Williamson sighting, a baseball writer tries to troll Pres.