Archives: Episodes

Whistleblower X reveals identity as IRS special agent Joseph Ziegler // Is there anyone worth voting for in Seattle? // Fauci is still spending your tax dollars // Why is the left mad about a country song // Parents lose a child but in death she manages to save others // Illegal migrants are being bused to LA // GUEST: Faisal Saleh, Director of Palestine museum // Scotland chopped down 16 million trees to develop wind farms // GUEST: TJ Martinell joins Ari to discuss his latest story regarding alleged interference in a Washington State University ethics complaint investigation

6am hour -- eviction notice posted for 48 Seattle homeless people on WSDOT property where an inflatable swimming pool was set up, today is the deadline for those 48 homeless people to accept KCRHA shelter, tomorrow's the last day to submit petition signatures to force a vote on WA SB5599--preventing notification of parents of minor children seeking gender affirming care, a White House cocaine investigation compare and contrast, a "lived experience" homelessness advocacy group has now squandered $1 million allocated to the group by the KC Regional Homelessness Authority, the financial collapse of the program intended to help 300 homeless people is a direct result of KC Executive Dow Constantine's political policies.

7am hour -- GUEST: WSJ columnist and author, Kim Strassel, tells KVI about the dilemma for suburban voters who dislike what Biden's doing but are reluctant "to test the waters" with a Republican candidate, what the 2024 Republican Presidential nominee needs to do to win; after her "Israel is a racist state" comment and apology...Seattle Congresswoman actually votes in favor of US House resolution favoring Israel.

8am hour -- GUEST: Sno. Co. Sheriff, Adam Fortney, describes the continuing crime problems like car theft that are not abating despite recent reforms by the WA Legislature, shares what he sees "going on at the street level", Fortney's holding a campaign event Saturday night in Arlington WA that voters are invited to attend, Jason Aldean's newest country music song about shooting back at mass shooters or criminals with guns has now peaked with CMT banning Aldean's video for the song, a warning KVI listeners who vote: a housing levy you should vote against.

Jason Aldean's newest country music song about shooting back at mass shooters or criminals with guns has now peaked with CMT banning Aldean's video for the song. KVI's John Carlson examines the course of the controversy that started with gun control groups criticizing "Try That In a Small Town".

GUEST: Snohomish Co. Sheriff, Adam Fortney, describes the continuing crime problems like car theft that are not abating despite recent reforms by the WA Legislature, shares what he sees "going on at the street level", Fortney's holding a campaign event Saturday night in Arlington WA that voters are invited to attend, KVI's John Carlson will be in attendance at the Saturday night event, too.

GUEST: Wall Street Journal legendary columnist and author of the new book "The Biden Malaise", Kim Strassel, tells KVI about how Biden's presidency has created an election opportunity for Republicans in 2024, two words to prove that Biden's presidency is more radical than Obama's: "the border", the dilemma for suburban voters who dislike what Biden's doing but are reluctant "to test the waters" with a Republican candidate, what the 2024 Republican Presidential nominee needs to do to win.

A $1 million program to help 300 homeless people in King County has ended in a policy and financial failure. The Washington Lived Experience Coalition Program was running the now failed program with the approval of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. KVI's John Carlson explains what happened with the 300 people who were supposed to be receiving help and the ballyhooed "wrap around services" but did not get that from the WLECP.

Trump receives target letter from Biden's DOJ, says they will arrest and indict him over Jan 6 // Ballots are in your mailbox who are we voting for also Seattle is finally clearing a homeless encampment after it went viral for having a pool // Democrats double down on Jew hatred. This isn’t a bug, it’s a feature // Go woke go broke. NY times is slimming down // Dems are always worried about voter intimidation unless they are the ones doing it // Stores in SF chaining up goods // Washington students report cards are in and the results are freaking terrible // Is the Barbie movie woke? // House approves pro-Israel resolution after outcry over Jayapal comments // GUEST: Dr. Raul Garcia, candidate for US Senate

6am hour -- the impressive story of the new movie "Sounds of Freedom" drawing more people than expected to movie theaters, how Democrats are trying to denigrate the movie in a cheap attempt to connect it with QAnon, why Alabama Republican officials seem to be ignoring the important story of Georgia politician Mesha Mainor, a quick history of Democrats and Congressional district gerrymandering, a Seattle tree trespasser has been talking to the tree he's been sitting in for 4 days in an attempt to block the tree from being cutdown for a six-plex, why the tree trespasser "Droplet" should be charged with theft.

7am hour -- an audio clip in the last segment couldn't be heard by KVI listeners, Pramila Jayapal in damage control mode as she walks back her "Israel is racist" comment, some info about why Israel is not a racist state, Jayapal says she's being criticized because she's a woman of color, Gov. Jay Inslee endorses Nick Brown instead of Manka Dhingra for (2024) WA Attorney General, an Oregon serial killer investigation leads to a man given early release/clemency by OR Governor, country singer Miranda Lambert stops her concert to chastise fans in the front row rabidly taking selfies.

8am hour -- a WA married couple may end up having their lawsuit against the new state wealth tax go to the US Supreme Court, Taylor Swift's two Seattle concerts this week are causing local political officials to swoon, the new NEA (teacher's union) president really exemplifies the adage politics is Hollywood for ugly people, GUEST: US Senate candidate Dr. Raul Garcia M.D., why WA needs a championship political team with him running for Senate and Dave Reichert running for governor, Garcia notes that Cantwell hasn't delivered on improving health care, and then there's the failure of Sen. Maria Cantwell to provide leadership on fentanyl and immigration problems, Garcia invokes Ronald Reagan's enduring comments about immigration and walls with doors.

GUEST: US Senate candidate, Dr. Raul Garcia M.D., tells KVI why WA needs a championship political team with him running for Senate and Dave Reichert running for governor, Garcia notes that incumbent Sen. Maria Cantwell hasn't delivered on improving health care, and then there's the failure of Cantwell to provide leadership on fentanyl and immigration problems, Garcia invokes Ronald Reagan's enduring comments about immigration and walls with doors.

An adult human named "Droplet" is sitting in a towering red cedar tree in Seattle's Wedgewood neighborhood, trespassing on a lot where the massive tree was slated to be cut down to build a six-plex. KVI's John Carlson reviews the statement "Droplet" made to a local TV news camera remarking that "Droplet" has been talking to the tree. The discussion includes a thorough examination of the hypocrisy in progressive politics regarding housing supply and building more apartment/condos to address the Seattle-area's very expensive cost of living.