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Check out our conversation with Heritage Foundation policy expert Romina Boccia, she joined us earlier this week to cover the president's budget proposal, and the lack of a budget by Congressional Democrats.

It's always good to know you have backup. And as it turns out- when Bighorn County law enforcement called for backup following a jail break, it just so happened that two deputies on duty in Yellowstone County were trained to respond for that very situation.

She grew up in Billings, Montana, got bored studying pre-med, and eventually got recruited in to the Navy Nuclear Program. Now she's considered a "titan of nuclear" who heads up the business development division for General Atomics. Zabrina Johal joined us on the radio to talk about nuclear energy and her rise through the ranks.

"Ag has not felt sun on its face from Washington, D.C. for quite a while. Free trade has not been fair trade, and this president has acted on that. We now have what looks like more open markets for our beef, wheat and other agricultural products.”

Mead highlighted the extreme partisan politics of Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT), why Bullock was too afraid to outright veto the legislation in the first place, and how the Montana Supreme Court screwed up the case to begin with.

Right now, the Montana State Legislature meets every other year for up to 90 days. Should they meet on an annual basis instead? I caught up with Senate Majority Leader Fred Thomas (R-Stevensville) for his take.

Cascade County Commissioner Joe Briggs was at the White House for a major signing ceremony on the phase one China trade deal Wednesday. He joined us LIVE on the radio from Senator Steve Daines' office just before heading over to the White House.

He's been fielding a lot of questions about collagen and collagen powders- is this the best way to keep your skin looking young and healthy? You might be surprised at what the doctor had to say in response. I'l give you a hint- you might want to eat a bowl of Jello...click below for the full audio.

In the wake of gun confiscation measures in Virginia- and severe transport restrictions in places like New York City- Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) is getting national attention for his effort to support our 2nd Amendment rights.

"Free-Roaming Bison EIS draws battle lines in Montana, and FWP is on the wrong side." Chuck Denowh joined us on our statewide radio show- Montana Talks- for the latest on the free roaming bison debate in Montana. Here's the audio.

The Iranian aggression against the United States and American interests in the Middle East and Southwest Asia didn't start this week. And it certainly didn't start with the election of President Donald Trump. In fact, it goes back nearly four decades.

Earlier this week, we caught up with Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) LIVE on the radio to get his take on impeachment, Senate Finance Committee passage of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade, and his take on the situation with Iran following the takedown of Iranian terror leader Qassem Soleimani.