Austin Knudsen

Knudsen frankly admitted to being a ‘gun guy’, and a competitive shooter who said there is ample proof that ‘more guns equal less crime’.

We told them if they move forward with a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on healthcare workers, it is going to lead to the shut down of rural healthcare facilities here in Montana. Today, I saw the news: "Financial strife closes 7 nursing homes."

Thanks to the efforts of Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT), Title 42 will remain in place. A federal judge blocked the Biden Administration's effort to lift the restrictions just days before the provisions were set to be lifted.

Here's the bottom line: we would not have all of the pro-gun, pro-2nd Amendment laws on the books in Montana if it were not for the efforts of Gary Marbut. He was recognized by the Attorney General and MSSA members Saturday night in Missoula.

KGVO spent a full hour on Thursday’s Talk Back program with Montana’s Attorney General Austin Knudsen.

AG Knudsen: "Montanans deserve a full accounting of the Biden administration’s plans to surveil parents who attended school board meetings."

We talked with Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) about several headlines in the news recently- a human trafficking conviction in Billings, an investigation launched into the Chinese-owned social media company Tik Tok, the drug epidemic in Montana, and more. We also took phone calls from all across the state.

AG Knudsen "has opened an investigation into potential violations of Montana’s Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Act in connection with GoFundMe’s redirection of funds from the Candian Freedom Convoy earlier this month."

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.

Fentanyl dealers "got pulled over and they decided to hide the evidence by eating all the fentanyl pills. Everybody coded and they had to be revived with Narcan. "

Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) says Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a violation of both state and federal nondiscrimination laws, in addition to violating the Montana Human Rights Act. Knudsen issued a formal Attorney General's Opinion (AGO) which carries the weight of the law in Montana blocking CRT.

Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) says the Department of Homeland Security is "flinging the door wide open" on our southern border, and lashed out at the Biden Administration's reported plans to ship illegal aliens to northern border states like Montana.