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Former University of Montana Constitutional law professor Rob Natelson did a full legal analysis of CI-128, the radical abortion initiative that will be on your election ballot here in Montana this Fall. Here it is.

Montanans are being encouraged to wear body cameras just like law enforcement may wear. Here's why.

When I first saw the news that a district judge in Montana blocked a bill that protects kids from the radical transgender surgeries and life altering drugs, I said- I bet $20 the judge was appointed by former Democrat Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT). It didn't take a genius to figure that one out.

If you haven't heard, the Big Sky Worldview Forum has an incredible speaker for this weekend's event in Billings, Montana. Matt Sharp is the Senior Counsel with the Alliance Defending Freedom.

The Montana Family Foundation's Jeff Laszloffy touted Montana's recognition, alongside North Dakota, as the most "pro-family" state in the nation.

Speaker Regier shared the clip and pointed out that this testimony is "a clear example of why we shouldn't allow our children to make life altering decisions to their body. We must continue to protect Montana’s next generation."

It's almost halftime at the 90-day session of the Montana Legislature, and they only meet once every other year. Needless to say, that is a lot of work that needs to be done, and not a lot of time to do it. So where do things stand?

When Jeff Laszloffy joined us Monday morning on the radio, he had a busy day ahead of him. His organization, the Montana Family Foundation, was testifying on six different bills. The most important one? Senate Bill 458, "a bill to define the terms male, female and sex in the Montana Code."

The Montana Family Foundation is celebrating 20 years of service to families and people of faith in the state. We caught up with Randy Wilson from StandCourageous.com who was on hand to celebrate the work of Jeff Laszloffy and the Montana Family Foundation over the past 20 years.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday about the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization on Mississippi’s 15-week abortion law.