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Here's my take: huge, powerful companies like BNSF should stop pretending like they're "the little engine that could." Instead, they should stand up for the men and women that power these companies. They should use their power to go after the Biden Administration's federal overreach like a freight train instead of trying to railroad their employees.

Montana's own Jeff Laszloffy was on the steps of the US Supreme Court while oral arguments were underway. He was right in the middle of all of the raucous protests from both sides, and called in to join us on the radio.

From holding China accountable, to COVID-19, and the flip-flopping Dr. Fauci- former Trump Trade Adviser Peter Navarro had a lot to say to Montanans.

Not a record-breaking year in either direction - up or down.

A federal judge has now blocked the vaccine mandate targeting healthcare workers in all 50 states. Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT), who led an 11-state effort challenging the mandate, announced the news moments ago.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Wednesday concerning the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a challenge to Mississippi’s 15 week abortion ban which is an historic challenge to Roe v. Wade.

38 year-old Jared Kuntz, the man who viciously attacked a woman and her son on the ‘M’ trail on Mt. Sentinel in April of 2020 and then attacked two other men later that day, was sentenced on Monday morning in Missoula District Court by Judge Leslie Halligan.

Senator John Barrasso, fresh off of a Thanksgiving dinner that he said was 'the most expensive in American history,' appeared on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace to discuss the Biden Administration's 'Build Back Better' infrastructure plan and its impact on inflation.

Congressman Jordan joined us on the radio in Montana to talk about the Biden Administration spying on parents who are critical of school board policies, the massive spending taking place in Washington, DC, and more.

"Try telling Montana families they have to buy an electric vehicle just to afford getting around town." That's how Montana's Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) responded to Biden's Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.