There was a rally Friday at the Capitol that was billed and permitted as an "Equality Rally."  Really, it was an anti-ICE, anti-law enforcement rally.  Sarah Burlingame of Wyoming Equality submitted the permit.  What transpired was over 100 people--mostly school children screaming, impeding traffic and denigrating law enforcement.

It's Valentine's Day, and I certainly can't let the day pass without giving a present to my favorite group of people, the Redcoats.  Marilyn Connoly, Julie Jarvis, Elisa Campbell, Ken Clouston and others have gone full blown Democrat.  When the final session numbers are done, Democrat Mike Yin will have voted with the Republicans more than this group.

AND, Landon Brown thinks he's a Ronald Reagan Republican.  Not kidding, he said that on the CSD Morning Show.  The fun is just beginning for the 2026 Budget Session.

Rep Hageman joined the program this morning.  Today, she has U.S. Atty General Pam Bondi in front of her committee.  Though I haven't really been interested in talking about Epstein, this seemed like a good opportunity to get the scoop on it. 

Turns out, there's a very good reason why a lot of those records haven't been released.  Also, I asked Rep Hageman "Why haven't we seen a bunch of people in handcuffs?"  It's a great discussion!

The legislature kicked off today with the usual pomp and circumstance.  The only remarkable thing about Gordon's speech was what he didn't talk about--climate change.  He probably thought that'd be unpopular so instead he lectured legislators how they should do things his way.  He also promised that he would always defend Wyoming's right to export our resources.  

Too bad, the legislature gave him the money to do that in 2019 and he vetoed the bill.

Also, you know you've made it when the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court refers to your show in the State of the Judiciary speech.  All I can say is I'm not the one full of misinformation.

Sen Eric Barlow helped found the non-profit 501c(3) Edible Prairie Project.  Its goal is to get locally sourced goods into the hands of needy families.  A laudable goal to be sure.  The problem is that Eric Barlow is a sitting Wyoming Senator, was on the board of EPP and used the non-profit to buy meat from his own sheep!

This is exactly the type of insider behavior that voters are sick of.

The Freedom Caucus has been accused of being told how to vote by some shadowy figure in DC.  It's been said that all of their political activities are run out of a clandestine office in our nation's capitol.  None of it is true.  

I tracked down the President of the State Freedom Caucus Andy Roth to get to the bottom of all the smears the likes of Sen Ed Cooper, Ogden Driskill, Albert Sommers and others have been spreading.

The Wyoming left is apoplectic about the possibility of their vote buying machine going away.  For years, the Wyoming Business Council has funneled millions of your dollars to dubious projects--often losing millions.  In one case, they lost $20M on a berry farm.  In another, they gave $2M to a cosmetics company that already sold their products at Sephora.

Now, Albert Sommers and Gail Symons are claiming the reason we have to keep the WBC is for community infrastructure.  The problem with that argument is we already have another office that handles that.

Appropriations Chairman Rep John Bear, also known as Lex Luthor, joined me for the entire 2 hour live program on Friday.  Anything you want to know about the hot-button budget issues, we probably talked about it.

Gubernatorial candidate Brent Bien called in to talk with Rep Bear.  He was conspicuously absent from a Wyofile article about all those running for governor. 

This is a great, really long form interview with the guy crafting the finances for the next two years.  It's well worth a listen!

There are a lot of problems at the University of Wyoming; not the least of which is how they've been hiding really destructive courses from the legislature.  After publishing the most recent episode on it, I got what I thought was a random social media message.

Turns out, it was from a member of the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal.  Dr. Jenna Robinson is the president of that organization.  She joined me on the show to talk about what can be done to fix a lot of these programs and the center she leads.

I spoke with Rep Hageman right before she was to cross examine Jack Smith.  We had time to walk through her decision to run for the U.S. Senate and discuss some of the bigger issues happening right now.

In previous interviews Harriet has called herself a "free speech absolutist."  So, I wanted to ask her about the the Trump Administration's FCC's decision to 'go after' talk shows that favor liberal guests.  To me, that smacks of the fairness doctrine and 'net neutrality' that conservatives have been fighting against for decades.  Why are we the ones suggesting it now?

At length, we discussed some of the issues she planned on asking Jack Smith about.  At the end of the program, you'll find out what happened to him when he sat across from our Representative.