The phone rings off the hook with listeners that have questions and comments for Kirby, plus everyone wants to wish him well in his retirement.

We are way behind on vaccinations and Kirby wants to know why, the NRA is declaring bankruptcy and moving to Texas, plus Kirby hears from some of his earliest listeners "Wilbur's warriors".

Kirby gets a sweet tribute from a listener and a big thank you for all he has done over the years-people are still calling in surprised to find out he is really retiring and he goes over the latest Covid numbers.

A record number of overdose drug deaths within two weeks in Seattle & King County, the 2-week record spans Dec.

8am hour -- new polling about political lines and where they're drawn in Washington, how this new data impacts three big tax hikes (including a capital gains tax) proposed in WA Legislature right now, the polling shows how Republicans want to open up the economy during the pandemic while Democrats want to keep restrictions in place, will the slow vaccination rate in WA change next week once Pres. -elect Biden is officially sworn in to office?

7am hour -- the Gov.

6am hour -- how Trump unites Democrats but divides Republicans, why Joe Biden's now the focal point for Republicans to rally against, clear your calendar for the night of Tues. Jan. 26th for KVI's Kirby Wilbur, did you see last night's brilliant sunset in Western WA? , some little known trivia about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on what would be his 92nd birthday, what do politicians mean when they say they're going to "fight" over a certain issue?

Callers advise Kirby on moving to Texas and what they have experienced as they moved out of state, more talk about making certain types of gambling legal.

Twitter's CEO is back-peddling on his controversial Trump ban, several notable world leaders are criticizing Twitter's permanent ban of Trump, here are seven Twitter accounts that still exist despite past threats of violence and patently false information, a Crosscut Elway poll on political party affiliation and gender demographics, the big results in this data are related to geography and monetary income, how Republicans can capitalize on this new polling data.

8am hour -- GUEST: Bothell resident and Northshore School District parent, Stacy Rus, is urging the school district to re-open schools sports, she rallied with other families at Bothell's Pop Keeney Stadium yesterday, the irony of public health officials telling people to get outside for recreation but blocking school sports teams, too many students are missing out on two seasons of sports; more double-talk on masks from Seattle's US Congresswoman.

7am hour -- the low bar for praise involving WA Dept. of Health efforts to give COVID vaccine, WA is moving too slowly in providing the vaccine, WA ranks in the lowest 1/3rd of US states for vaccinations so far, Portland's mayor scoffs at question regarding the normalization of violence against government property, evaluating the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach Pres.

6am hour -- Pres. Trump impeached a 2nd time, more US troops in DC right now than Iraq and Afghanistan combined, Trump's Oval Office message yesterday would have been better 6 days ago, two WA Republicans vote to impeach Trump, will new Trump impeachment go to US Supreme Court? , the ability to start and conclude a Senate impeachment trial before Trump leaves office, how Democrats have trivialized impeachment, the 'clear and present danger' argument Democrats are claiming,

Kirby's guest is Brad Taylor-he was born on Okinawa, Japan, but grew up on 40-acres in rural Texas. Graduating from the University of Texas, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U. S. Army Infantry. Brad served for more than 21 years, retiring as a Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel. His latest book is called "American Traitor".

Kirby's guest is Randy Pepple-he is with Shift WA and they talk about the session that started in Olympia-and they are trying to stop house bill 1091--check out affordablefuelwashington. com for more information.

Kirby takes your calls, answers your questions and we hear from ordinary Americans who protect themselves, their family and their property by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

Kirby's guest is Tevi Troy is the CEO of the American Health Policy Institute, presidential historian and former senior government official. He is the author of the best-selling book, What Jefferson Read, Ike Watched, and Obama Tweeted: 200 Years of Popular Culture in the White House and he latest book is "Fight House: Rivalries in the White House from Truman to Trump".

Kirby's guest isBrad Taylor-he was born on Okinawa, Japan, but grew up on 40-acres in rural Texas. Graduating from the University of Texas, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U. S. Army Infantry. Brad served for more than 21 years, retiring as a Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel. During that time he held numerous Infantry and Special Forces positions, including eight years in 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment – Delta where he commanded multiple troops and a squadron.

Back to the future for Joe Biden's pick to head up the Dept. of Justice's Civil Rights Division, Biden's selection of an activist lawyer harkens back to an embarrassing selection Pres. Bill Clinton once made.

7am hour -- Olympia woman finds out her 99-year-old mother--who recovered from COVID--was improperly classified as a COVID death when she died after injuries suffered in a fall, GUESTS: daughter, Christine Frye, talks about how she was alerted that her mother's death was classified as COVID, how WA health officials over-stating COVID deaths impacts state revenue collections.

6am hour--power outtages across Western WA overnight, Pres. Trump pleads for no more violence, the pre-ordained House impeachment vote today, free speech and social media censorship, GUEST: ShiftWA. com's Randy Pepple is getting involved in the political effort to block a gasoline and home heating tax that could hit families hard, Gov.

Kirby recommends books for parents that want to homeschool their kids, plus in ‘Real Science with Dr. Alex Berezow” we learn about the latest in Coronavirus vaccines. You can read his latest articles HERE, HERE and HERE.

A high-profile Hollywood and stage actor brings some common sense to the political impulse of "cancel culture", the actor says we need more foregiveness in our world, some legal advice for a man arrested at the Olympia Capitol Building yesterday, turning Gov. Jay Inslee's 'sanctuary state' status on its ear.

8am hour -- you're invited to a KVI celebration for retiring talk show host Kirby Wilbur, new crime stats show Seattle's murder rate jumped 61% last year, GUEST: Sound Transit board member and Pierce Co. Executive Bruce Dammeier, addresses new report that Sound Transit's "ST3" costs to acquire land for light rail to two locations in Seattle and one in Tacoma, what happened to Seattle's gun tax that was supposed to fund programs to reduce gun violence?

7am hour -- announcing a KVI Virtual Party for retiring talk show host Kirby Wilbur, the common denominator of states that most Americans are moving to and moving away from, Washington takes a distinctive place on this new list for 2020, will Big Tech's attempt to stifle free speech have unintended consequences?

6am hour -- the biggest threat to free speech in the last two generations, the money equation for Twitter banning Pres. Trump's personal account, was there collusion involved in the Big Tech platforms to block Parler?

Callers want to thank Kirby for his many years on the radio and talk about his future, plus questions about what happened in DC and what to expect in the next few weeks.

Kirby's guest this hour is Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center and he shares what he learned about in late November, the state released a second draft of the State Energy Strategy for public comment. That draft contained significant assertions about the benefits of “deep decarbonization” and widespread electrification. The study claimed electrification would create “a savings of $132 per year” per person in 2050, and that “Decarbonization greatly improves Washington’s air quality. ”

Kirby guest this hour is Caleb Heimlich the chair of the Republican Party and he shares with Kirby what is happening in Olympia.

6am hour -- apparently Gov.

Kirby makes a huge announcement-that after 30+ years in radio he is retiring and he and family are moving to Texas, his last day on KVI is January 27th. The phone lines light up with listeners that want to share memories or thank him for what he has done and expecially to wish him the best in his retirement.

Another story of Seattle's utterly feckless handling of homelessness, new polling data about wearing masks during the pandemic, 78% wear a mask most of the time but some of the other stats about not wearing masks and how many are willing to take the COVID vaccine are surprisingly low, the two most compelling match-ups in the NFL wildcard games this weekend.

Kirby plays the latest video announcement from President Trump, callers talk about protest comparisons, the constitution, and their frustration over 'fixing' the election and the future of this country.

Callers-it feels like all protests-all the time, Kirby talks about cancel culture and how it is on the left and the right, Kirby gets hate mail after sharing his thoughts on how shameful the destruction at the Capitol is and how it should not have happened.

Kirby's back from vacation and boy do callers have questions about what happened yesterday and what he thinks and an explanation of what could happen procedurally in the politicaal world.

Guess which states most Americans are moving to in 2020, which states Americans are moving from and how Washington had the biggest drop in arrivals from 2019 to 2020, the common thread between states most people are leaving and most people are moving to instead, Emanuel Cleaver prayer memes are making us laugh.

8am hour -- pro-Trump supporters did yesterday what we've been condemning about the political left-wing (anti-police/Anti-fa/BLM/Black-bloc) for most of 2020, GUEST: St. Sen.

3pm Topics: John Carlson fills in for Kirby Wilbur and takes listener calls reacting to the news of protestors storming the US capital building and gathering at the Governor's mansion in Olympia.

8am hour -- Bernie Sanders is about to become the US Senate budget chairman, Gov. Jay Inslee's duplicity about COVID vaccines and the very slow level of vaccinated patients so far, another sterling example of how Democrats make religion out of government, one potential Seattle mayoral candidate will not run for that office, VP-elect Kamala Harris caught plagiarizing Rev. Dr. MLK Jr.

6am -- the bitter disappointment with last night's Georgia run-off election results for 2 US Senate seats, how did this happen when both Democrats are to the political left of Joe Biden,KVI callers sound off on what transpired in Georgia run-off election, a Trump supporter who predicted his 2016 victory has a theory about the Georgia run-off election results/Democrats winning, GUEST: the co-founder of ShiftWA.

It's the first "And Another Thing... " podcast for John Carlson in 2021! A CNN reporter tangles with the FL governor over COVID vaccines, the conflagration shows the obvious media bias at CNN, the Governor perfectly answers the 'gotcha' question, a Seattle yoga studio owner is opening for customers and defying Gov.

8am hour -- John Carlson returns: two Western WA restaurants feel the wrath of Gov. Inslee's 'one-size fits all' virus restrictions, one case embodies the 'guilty until proven innocent' approach of the WA L&I, consider all of the outside (and outsized) influence on today's US Senate run-off election in Georgia, nearly 1/3rd of $1 billion is being spent on these two Senate races, KVI callers sound off on the Olympia Democrats attempts to dismantle "three strikes" law and the Gov.

7am hour -- John Carlson returns: the on-brand ending of a prayer by a House Democrat to open the 117th Congressional session, the Congressman with a clerical background ends his prayer saying "Amen and A-women", the woke stunt underscores how Democrats are obsessed with putting everyone into a demographic box, also...

6am hour -- John Carlson returns -- US Senate run-off elections today in Georgia, the controversial Trump phone call with the GA Secretary of State, why the phone call could be recorded in GA without Trump's knowledge, the Sec.

8am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: GA Secretary of State says he didn't feel pressured by Trump's phone call asking to 'find the votes', examining two portions of the call that was leaked to an anti-Trump media outlet, is this turning into a battle over transparency? , how is abolishing prisons going to prevent fascism?

7am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: how the city of Fife finally halted the occupation of a motel by homeless housing activists, why the motel occupation last week was extortion, a Chicago Teacher's Union official is busted for opposing a return to in-class learning while she's on vacation in sunny Puerto Rico,So how many out of 20 homeless people at that Fife motel last week actually accepted shelter?

6am hour -- Producer Phil in for John Carlson: Pres. Trump's phone call to the GA Sec. of State asking to find changes for the election results, Trump's chief of staff suggesting that help would lead to less litigation, a request to the Sec. of State to verify records regarding potential dead voters (voting in Georgia), how this phone call fits into Trump's legacy if Republicans lose tomorrow's two US Senate run-off elections.

8am hour: GUEST: Fife City Manager, Hyun Kim, explains the 6-day stand-off at a motel by homeless activists, after the activists demanded housing for 20 homeless people only one person* accepted shelter with the Tacoma Rescue Mission, why did it take 6-days to resolve this political stunt?

7am hour -- new US Census data shows that Seattle is the saddest city in America, two theories on why Seattleites report such high sadness rates, as of tomorrow Seattle's minimum wage will be just under $17 an hour, was the 2020 college tackle football season worth it? , KVI listeners share their theory about why Seattle sadness leads the nation, how Republicans in the WA Legislature can capitalize on this US Census data in the coming session, Brexit update!

6am hour -- a deception double-play from King County officials regarding a Renton hotel converted to a homeless shelter, the deception surfaces after 30 homeless people at the shelter test positive for COVID,yesterday's Fox News story about Sen. ML Mitch McConnell pushing his own bill for an extra $1400 in relief checks to Americans fizzled fast, Gov. Inslee extends restrictions on businesses an extra week longer, RIP Dawn Wells co-star of TV's Gilligan's Island.

Peace Arch Park in Blaine WA has become the gathering spot for people divided by the US/Canada border closure due to COVID, Canucks and Americans are gathering at this park for meals, weddings and conjugal visits; there's now a place in WA that motorists drive on the left side of the road, the I-5 freeway interchange is known as the 'diverging diamond'.

8am hour -- DEVELOPING: looks like US Senate will move forward on bill in next 3 days to boost relief to Americans by $1400, this new bill announced by Mitch McConnell will also address two items on Trump's latest wish list, an anarchist group is upset that anarchy is happening in response to Fife motel takeover occupation by homeless activist group,why is Seattle reporting the highest level of sad people in America? , shouldn't Seattle residents be happy that Biden's the next president?

7am hour -- still no resolution to the takeover of a Fife motel by a group of 40 homeless people and homeless activists, the utterly asinine statement from the activist group about why they targeted this Fife motel, the city of Fife's statement on this stand-off reads like something from the Seattle City Council, what would the Fife mayor do if this takeover was on her property?

6am hour -- direct deposit $600 federal relief checks hit bank accounts starting today, big rally in Lewis County for restaurants defying Gov. Inslee's ban on indoor dining, statistically bans on indoor dining don't reduce COVID counts (just look at southern Cal.

6am hour -- John Carlson is back! , last week's KVI tie for "the greatest Christmas song of all-time", why Pres. Trump had a rough Christmas week, a Washington sheriff is pushing back against Gov.

8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the taxpayer funded $5 million loan under the Congressional PPP to a pro-sports franchise worth an estimated $650 million, the PPP loan story underscores the dilemma of taxpayer funded sports stadia, even on Christmas Day the city of Chicago can't avoid murderous shootings that dog the city, an electoral college idea to elect the WA governor. GUEST: Dr.

7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: Trump finally signs COVID relief bill and Omnibus spending bill that he criticized for a week, so what comes next regarding Trump's (and Democrats) criticisms of the spending package? , the Defense spending bill that Trump vetoed now takes center stage.

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: the Christmas morning RV explosion in downtown Nashville TN now is connected to the RV's owner, the possible theory that the RV owner was paranoid about 5G cellular service, the warning message and odd song selection that played from a loudspeaker on the RV, praising the police officers who warned people and evacuated them near the RV before the explosion destroyed numerous buildings, NIH infectious disease expert Dr.

Kirby’s stories of the day include Good Girls with Guns, callers have questions for Kirby and of course politics and he face in DC is part of the conversation. , plus the rising gun sales in America.

Kirby talks about the vaccines and the order in which they should be available for people, also the Stimulus bill and what the President said before he left for holiday and stories of ordinary Americans who protect themselves, their property and their families by using their 2nd Amendment rights.

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8am hour -- last chance to make nominations for this hour's vote on The Best Christmas Song of All-Time, Trump plays the pork-barrel Congressional spending against both Republicans and Democrats regarding more COVID relief money for Americans, (embed/link the video) the possible scenarios for Trump's request for 3X more value in direct payments to Americans, did SF mayor have sour grapes over not being picked to replace Kamala Harris as Senator?

6am hour -- Pres. Trump abruptly disagrees with Congressional COVID deal, Trump's objection seems to put him in agreement with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, why there are some things to like and many things not to like with this COVID/Omnibus spending bill, if Trump vetoes this combo-bill will it get worse or better?

Kirby share the latest Covid-19 numbers which show some surprising things for Washington State, a new charge of voter fraud in Pennsylvania, a few political matters and we learn what happens on "This Day in History".

6am hour -- help us decide the worst Christmas song of all time, Congress finally passes $908 billion COVID bill and its over 5500 pages, no lawmaker could have possibly read this bill before it passed last night, the dysfunctional way Republicans and Democrats in Congress negotiated and passed this bill,

Kirby's guest is a local activist that believes kids should be back in school, that it is hurting them and holding them back Moya Skillman is with washingtonallianceforkids. org, plus he shares stories of the day-everything from atletes suing, the election and Covid-19.

8am hour -- GUEST: Bellevue mom, organizing group calling for K-12 schools to re-open for in-class learning, Moya Skillman, talks about Saturday's 're-open schools rally' in Issaquah, why Tacoma schools are ready to bring students back to class room in 2 more weeks but Seattle schools won't be ready for 3 more months, this all comes down to vocal parents and the teacher unions, Gov. Inslee last week touted 'data' to open the schools that was originally compiled on Nov.

7am hour -- deciphering the media coverage of this US gov't computer hacking known as 'Solar Wind', how Fortune 500 companies were also hacked in this attack, Pres.

Callers wonder if Biden will come in and change what President Trump has done in his last few days in office, the owner of Lombardi's calls to let Kirby know how things are going during this shutdown, plus we learned about what happened on This Day in History.

8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: DEVELOPING homeless camp sweep is now underway at Seattle's Cal Anderson Park, a federal judge in Seattle rejects the claim of a homeless woman in Cal Anderson Park to stop any sweep, Trump's election legal challenges and where they stand right now, one of Seattle's biggest Marxists is commenting on the latest KOMO special "The Fight For The Soul of Seattle", however this KOMO critic admits she hasn't actually watched the latest special report.