Several shooting in Seattle over the weekend, including at the famous Sinking Ship parking garage. Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan have used their positions to be outspoken on climate change, but they still fly around in private jets. Chicago Teachers Union group’s trip to Venezuela, praise of socialist leader slammed as ‘propaganda tour’. As MLB's 'robo-ump' experiment unfolds, Atlantic League feeling the benefit – and downside – of an automated strike zone.

In a new article from Shift WA,King County Mobile Injection Service for the Homeless Begins This Month (and they don’t care what you think about it). Meet the Beatles during This Day in History. GUEST: Todd Myers from Washington Policy Center - and we're talking about salmon cannons! Attempted murder charges filed against man accused of shooting 6 Philadelphia cops.

Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar denounce Israel's travel restriction. Bureau of Prisons chief removed in wake of Jeffrey Epstein suicide. A homeless man was released despite shocking video of attack on woman outside San Francisco building.

The politics of race in America. Attorney, author and political writer, Heather MacDonald pens a new column about the racial division in politics. MacDonald, talks about how Democrats routinely divide America by race while simultaneously portraying Pres. Trump as a racist, the media double-standard that fuels this portrayal of Trump while ignoring it among other liberal Democrats, anyone citing the words of Rev. Dr.

8am hour -- the latest Hong Kong protest is impressive for its massive size (an estimated 1. 7 million people), two Rolling Stones musicians made a covert visit to Seattle's Museum of Flight last week, GUEST: Museum of Flight's spokesman,Ted Huetter, talks about the special visit connected to The Concorde and the final chance for people to see the Apollo 11 moonwalk exhibit.

7am hour --Hong Kong's protest against China get even bigger, GUEST: co-owner of Yakima Fruit Market in Bothell, Stuart Poage, talks about how his business might get forced out due to a Sound Transit bus-only lane, the transit expansion is creating a David vs Goliath situation so how can a small business attain equity against a major government bureaucracy?

Time for a John and Kirby reunion-they have done a whole podcast on the current state of politics-you can find it on our podcast page but you get a taste of it this hour, we learn about Elvis, The Ramones and John Wayne in This Day in History and the controversy over food trucks.

Kirby talks to Stuart Poage- the owner of the Yakima Fruit Market about Sound Transit's plans to take up their property and make it a bus lane or force them to move, callers respond and then Kirby talks about the 'dark web' with Tony North our IT expert.

Kirby's guest this hour is the owner of the Yakima Fruit Market- a business in Bothell in the same spot for 81 years but the beloved Bothell business could be impacted by construction related to SR 522 Bus Rapid Transit project, part of the ST3 initiative approved by voters in 2016.

The reboot you've been waiting for! John and Kirby are back together in this exclusive podcast and they guys weigh in on the news of the day including Elizabeth Warren's unexpected momentum and what President Trump can do to change the trends today. Plus, what's going to happen after Jay Inslee comes back to back Washington state and his political future after his (most likely) failed presidential campaign ?

Seattle's Police Chief expands her criticism of the city council for failing to be more supportive of officers, one of the city council members gunning for higher office refuses to acknowledge the morale problems on the force (and officers resigning to take policing jobs elsewhere); the bad news about sockeye salmon returning to Lake Washington through the Ballard Locks.

8am hour -- the story of Max Yasgur (a Republican) allowing the hippies to hold Woodstock concert at his farm, illegal alien convicted of child rape in WA is arrested crossing in to US for the third time, an Oak Harbor rally this weekend in response to the WA A. G. Bob Ferguson suing the U. S. Navy! GUEST: Morgan Cooper from Whidbey Island talks about the rally, soccer phenom Megan Rapinoe is defiant in equal pay quest this week.

7am hour -- Woodstock concert 50th anniversary, farmers seem to be supporting Trump on China tariffs even if it means short term pain before long term gain, WA Supreme Court rejects legal challenge to "Three Strikes" law, Canadian woman miraculously survives mile long skydiving descent when neither parachute opens, new poll says 63% of Americans think Trump will win re-election next year, GUEST: economist Steve Moore addresses the week's stock market turmoil, tariffs and China concerns.

6am hour -- The Rolling Stones in Seattle in 2019 versus 1965, after recent ICE raids on meat packing plants in Mississippi a lot of documented workers stepped up to apply for jobs, an illegal alien deported after being convicted of child rape in WA is now back in the U. S.