Archives: Episodes

Everett judge  denies motion for suspected cop killer to dismiss manslaughter case, Tim Walz absolutely ludicrous comments during law school commencement address, Tukwila PD creative response to suspected car prowlers caught on camera, JD Vance audio on the Joe Biden cancer diagnosis dichotomy, Gov. Bob Ferguson’s admission about the gas prices after the CCA passed, US Attorney in LA promises to “neutralize” sanctuary city laws when it comes to deporting illegal aliens, Tacoma cold case tip has re-ignited hopes of a resolution to the disappearance of a Tacoma girl back in 1999, legacy media needs a warning label ( like cigarettes).

Mt. St. Helens eruption anniversary yesterday; Nat’l Guard helicopter pilot describes the ash conditions as he flew rescue missions on May 18, 1980, ferry service concerns from KVI listeners,  Lynnwood Tesla Rage update:  Still no charges for driver who accosted woman in Tesla, Nanny State Seattle,  complaints are stacking up about lenient Thurston Co. judge per accused criminal release conditions,  sales for McDonalds taking a hit but different answers about what’s causing the problem, Tukwila PD’s unique response to suspected car prowlers caught on camera.

Phil is joined by economist Steve Moore and investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson. Phil also lays out more unsurprising reasons why Bruce Springsteen is completely out of touch with everyday Americans. And a deep dive into how Chinese networks are laundering U.S. cash from Mexican drug cartels. Plus, State Representative Greg Nance (D) from Kitsap County joins the show to talk about the ongoing problems plaguing the Washington State Ferry System.

Phil asks why Democrats are only now acknowledging Joe Biden’s decline— after he’s left office. In this Washington, greenies face a moral dilemma as local Democrats prioritize saving trees over expanding light rail and solar energy. Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders joins the show with details on a local fugitive captured near the California-Nevada border. Plus, State Representative and WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh jumps on board to share his latest WA DOGE discoveries with Phil and the KVI audience.

Phil breaks down whether Washington State Ferries will finally launch their hybrid electric vessels—or if taxpayers will foot the bill for a more expensive, locally built option. Economic questions continue as Phil tackles rising egg prices and whether producers are cashing in through price gouging. Plus, attorney Josh Bleisch from F.I.R.E. joins the show with an update on UW professor Stuart Reges’ appeal over the university’s land acknowledgement mandate. And Phil opens up the Pete Rose Hall of Fame debate as MLB revisits his eligibility.