Kirby talks with Dr. Alex Berezow in this episode of "Real Science".

We learn that 'late night' bingo is a popular thing-after a 70 year old woman gets attacked, cheap meth is back, "This Day in History" and our guest is Dr. Roger Stark from the Washington Policy Center on his latest article.

Its time for US Supreme Court decisions to be released, look at the latest ruling on "double jeopardy" which involved a conservative and liberal justice lining up on the same side of an argument, also there's a unique liberal-conservative coalition joining for an opinion on a 'gerrymandering' case, some pending rulings expected this week will be more likely to take the 5-4 conservative-leaning split, Gov.

8am hour -- new book (by a Pulitzer winning author) alleges Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. knew about rapes of women and other abuses, do the the flaws of heroic American (political) figures diminish their landmark achievements, a KVI caller raises the question about Rev. Dr. King's legacy amid the #MeToo movement, the response to Gov.

7am hour -- Orlando FL looking like parts of Seattle today due to Pres. Trump, continuation of last hour's story on the Vancouver WA high school that barred a senior from walking at graduation ceremony for what he said at an assembly, was this student over the line or did the wild applause give credence to his critical comments, King Co.

6am hour -- rain actually arrived sooner than predicted, Trump supporters are lining up two days in advance in Florida, an MSNBC veteran talks honestly about the abortion debate and the problems if Democrats nominate Bernie Sanders to run against Trump,KVI's Kirby Wilbur just responded to a tweet by a 2020 Presidential candidate, I-1648 signature gathering has less than 40 days, GUEST: Wenatchee former St. Rep. Cary Condotta talks about what I-1648 would mean for recent tax hikes signed by Gov.

Kirby talks about Initiatives1648 and referendum 88-a shooting in Seattle today gets a comparison to Chicago since Kirby was just there, plus the City of Lacey has banned homeless camping.

Kirby dives into the story about the U-505-the German submarine that was captured by Americans-and we hear from a listener whose Dad was on the boat, more talk about Chicago and the Budweiser 'Dad' commercial.

Kirby talks about his Chicago trip and gives us a recap of his time spent with his son, the really emotional Budweiser Ad that is making everyone cry and our guest is Jason Mercier from the Washington Policy Center talking about the problem of local governments refusing to be audited.

Compare how Spokane County is handling drug offense prosecutions to King County and the resulting homelessness levels, Seattle's most famous meth-head is released from jail and the release doesn't require any sort of drug treatment supervision.

6am hour -- wildlife officials have an unusual request for water front land owners on Puget Sound, Federal Way house now hit for a fourth time by reckless (and drunk) drivers, GUEST: ABC's Pierre Thomas anchors new five part original series about attacks on worshipers at US synagogue and churches, how are these congregations overcoming the horror and the tragedy?