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We talked with Senator Daines about the latest in border security negotiations, the Houthis, the Iowa Caucus Results and more. There's one other question we thought we could have asked him...

Daines: "It’s clear President Trump is going to be the nominee for Republicans for president, and the sooner we coalesce around him the better it’s going to be."

"It's West Virginia. It's Montana. And it's Ohio. Those three states all have Democrats up- in states where every single elected official in those three states are now Republicans. So if you're a Democrat in that state and you're trying to run for re election to the United States Senate- get ready- because we are coming for you."

President Donald J. Trump was in Billings, Montana five years ago today for a big campaign rally.

One listener said Trump's face reminded him of the legendary Uncle Sam poster. A listener with the call sign "Lightbrows" from Hardin said he wants the mugshot on a t-shirt with the words printed, "Tell them I'm coming and hell's coming with me".

Lotter: You're going to see 8 people "trying to convince you that you don't want Donald Trump the real thing, you want Donald Trump on decaf."

All three helped secure our borders and strengthen America's defenses. All three will soon be hosting town hall meetings in Montana.

CNN is reporting that President Trump will NOT back a Senate run by Rosendale, and that Trump even delivered the news personally to Rosendale. The Rosendale camp says the story is "100% false."

Two of the more interesting reads when it comes to this week's news came from Politico and Breitbart News. How the GOP hopes to avoid "a messy primary."

The Republican candidate is currently the frontrunner for the 2024 nomination, but this indictment could prove problematic.

He straight up called Democrat Senator Jon Tester a drag queen who is pulling a scam on the people of Montana. I wish I had recorded the full speech, as prominent Trump adviser Stephen Miller tore into Tester at the Montana GOP convention in Missoula Friday night.

Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale tells us why he refused to take a phone call from former President Donald Trump as Republicans were in the middle of an historic debate over electing the Speaker of the House.