Politics

The invasion of illegal aliens across our southern border very clearly dominated the conversation during our statewide town hall meeting with Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT01)- the state's Western District Congressman.

We talked with a former ICE field director who covered Colorado and Wyoming. Not only did we talk about the invasion on our southern border, we brought up the plan to bring 100 more refugees to Billings, Montana.

"Jon Tester failed to fully follow through on ethics pledge at center of 2006 campaign." That was a recent headline from CNN of all places.

Ryan Zinke talks about the importance of an impeachment inquiry targeting President Joe Biden, while Matt Rosendale has a contentious interview with Kilmeade on Fox & Friends regarding a potential government shutdown.

In case you needed another reminder about why Time magazine can no longer be taken seriously, here you go: the radical transgender lawmaker from Missoula, Montana has been named to a "Next 100" list by Time magazine (or at least their online platform).

State Senator Ken Bogner (R-Miles City) dropped by our radio studios on his way back from legislative interim committee meetings in Helena. Several of the bills he authored in the Montana Legislature will take effect on October 1st- including a bill to ban China from owning land in the state, and a patients bill of rights.

Whether you agree with placing 100 "refugees" in Billings, Montana or not- I think we all probably have the same question: where are they going to find housing?

Gov. Gianforte dropped by our studios and joined us on our statewide radio talk show to tout some of what he sees as the greatest accomplishments promoting education.

Republicans can talk all day long about who they think the strongest candidate is to take out liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). One thing is clear; though: Jon Tester is TERRIFIED of this Navy SEAL veteran from Montana.

They're not just "bedwetters"- they're f'ing "bedwetters" according to influential Montana Democrat politico Jim Messina.