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The Federalist's Sean Davis was the moderator for the 2025 SHOT Show Governors Forum. His opening question to Gov. Gianforte was HILARIOUS to John Jackson, the Joker from X, and I...and apparently several other folks in the room.

We started the morning at the Montana Governor's breakfast with all of the great Montana gun and outdoor gear businesses here for the SHOT Show- which is basically the world's biggest gun and outdoor gear show.

With the outdoor ceremonies cancelled, dozens of Montanans who travelled to Washington for the inauguration ended up attending a watch party on Capitol Hill. Here's at least one Montanan who made it inside the Capital One Arena for Trump's speech.

“Today will go down in history as the first day of the rest of the American Experiment."

The outdoor viewing for President Trump's inauguration as the 47th President of the United States has been cancelled, but we are still on our way to Washington, D.C. for coverage of the events AND a LIVE show from Capitol Hill Tuesday.

What the governor said...with the Supreme Court justices sitting RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM.

January 6th was a big news day in Montana- presidential election results were certified in the US House, statewide officeholders were sworn in at the capitol in Helena, and MSU played in the national championship. It was also an historic day for Republicans in Montana.

What a contrast- kids all across Montana are getting wholesome books shipped to them thanks to a program supported by country music legend Dolly Parton and Montana first lady Susan Gianforte. Meanwhile, the Montana teachers union is pushing crazy, woke Left wing propaganda on kids.

40% of the cost of housing simply comes down to government regulations and red tape. That was one of the major takeaways during our recent chat with a great Bozeman, Montana homebuilder- Eugene Graf.

Have you driven past the gravel pit in Belgrade, Montana while driving on I90? Imagine a disabled veteran running one of those big machines, but with a remote control and from a remote location.

One year after the worst attack on Jewish civilians since the Holocaust we caught up with Bozeman Rabbi Chaim Bruk. This, as Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) declared from the steps of the capitol that "Montana stands with Israel."

If coal is dead, then why did I just see a train load full of coal just roll past my house? And where is that coal headed? Here's some great info after we attended the rally for Montana coal in Roundup.