Archives: Episodes

Two suspects have been arrested in the Kristi Noem purse-snatching case—and what they have in common is almost too unbelievable. Phil talks with KVI Midday Host Lars Larson about former President Trump’s executive order targeting sanctuary cities, including Seattle. Plus, more proof of media bias against Trump and audio that shows just how tone-deaf the press has become.

Broadcasting from Washington, D.C. To celebrate Trump’s first 100 days in office, KVI’s Ari Hoffman talks to a variety of special guests, including Scott Turner, United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Ron Vitiello, Senior Advisor for Customs and Border Protection; Kush Desai, Deputy Press Secretary, and Brian Hughes, Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications

Olympia Democrats wrapped up the 2025 legislative session by passing nearly every tax Phil had warned about. State Representative and WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh joins the show to highlight all the ways Democrats plan to take more of your money here in Washington State. Phil also talks with Art Arthur from the Center for Immigration Studies about the due process rights illegal immigrants have in the United States. Plus, KVI's Ari Hoffman joins the show live from inside the White House!

In this star-studded show, Phil talks with economist Steve Moore, Sharyl Attkisson, State Senate Minority Leader John Braun, and Executive Director of the Pinpoint Policy Institute, Gordon Gray. Phil also gives a sickening list of tax hikes likely to pass in the final hours of the Washington State Legislature and talks a little football too.

Phil talks with a Republican state legislator about the ongoing Taxapalooza in Olympia, where Democrats appear determined to tax just about everything to fuel their spending addiction. You won’t believe how much one local family spent renovating their modest Seattle backyard—another sign, Phil argues, that Washington State is becoming increasingly unlivable. Plus, Phil and Lars dive into a major Supreme Court case involving LGBTQ-themed children's books and discuss the controversial comments made by American Federation of Teachers President, Randi Weingarten.

Phil sits down with Jeff Sellers, Mayor of Wilkeson, to discuss the permanent closure of the historic Fairfax Bridge over the Carbon River. Later, Andréa Suarez from We Heart Seattle joins to share her firsthand insights into the city's ongoing homelessness crisis and weighs in on the controversial plan by San Jose’s mayor to arrest unhoused individuals who decline services.

Plus, Phil breaks down several key legislative updates that could impact your wallet—and maybe even your... circus?

And finally, has Elon Musk been fired by the so-called "leftist mob"?