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We got a chance to catch up with Senator Daines earlier this morning about a number of topics. But here's what I found really interesting- what Elon Musk told him in a personal phone call after the hunting incident.

Elon Musk has spoken. This, after a United States Senator from Montana was suspended on Twitter after sharing a hunting photo as his profile picture on the social media platform now owned by Tesla and SpaceX founder Musk.

Not kidding. Apparently someone at Twitter thought this photo of Senator Daines, his lovely wife Cindy, and a beautiful antelope was "adult content." What a joke.

We also got a Montana take on the latest evidence showing collusion between the FBI and the Democrats to interfere in elections and suppress free speech.

Some former Twitter employees were filing a class-action lawsuit against the company because they weren't given proper notice. Proper notice? The Keystone XL pipeline workers weren't given proper notice when they were let go on week one of Joe Biden's presidency.

Former president Donald Trump has no love lost for Congresswoman Liz Cheney, and the war of words picked up once again on Thursday after Cheney presided over the January 6th Select Committee's eighth public hearing.

This might be entertaining, or a total disaster.

"In other words ... Twitter will continue to be bad for society."

So... did you hear the one about a guy who gets on an elevator? Hawk's funny Billings encounter was trending on Twitter Thursday morning with over 189,000 likes.

Montana Public Service Commissioner Randy Pinocci has posited a very interesting concept; should social media be regulated like any public utility?