Idaho Reports sits down with Senate Assistant Majority Leader Chuck Winder and House Assistant Majority Leader Brent Crane to discuss insurrections, compromise, and what it will take to go home.

Wayne Hoffman of the Idaho Freedom Foundation and House Assistant Minority Leader Ilana Rubel discuss minority voices and how to get to yes. Former Lt. Gov. David Leroy, Bill Spence of the Lewiston Tribune, Kevin Richert of Idaho Ed News, and Betsy Russell of the Spokesman-Review join the pundits.

Aaron Kunz visits the Idaho National Laboratory to get an update on clean-up efforts. Melissa Davlin sits down with Sen. Dean Mortimer and Rep. Julie VanOrden, the chairmen of the House and Senate education committees, and producer Seth Ogilvie gets the teachers' perspective from Rep. Sally Toone.

House Speaker Scott Bedke meets with the Idaho Press Club to discuss the legislature's wait-and-see approach. Finally, Kevin Richert of Idaho Education News, Bill Manny of the Idaho Statesman, and Betsy Russell of the Spokesman-Review join the pundits to talk about leadership, the upcoming election, and more.

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Exiting US Attorney Wendy Olson sits down with Melissa Davlin to give her take on the Department of Justice. Next, Senate Majority Leader Bart Davis shares his views on the state of Idaho’s judiciary, the big issues facing the legislature, and whether he’s eyeing any other jobs.

Producer Seth Ogilvie explores the complex world of the Idaho Land Board, how they sell land, and whether some of those transactions have been unconstitutional, as one advocacy group is claiming. Ruth Brown of the Idaho Statesman, John Freemuth of Boise State University, and Betsy Russell of the Spokesman-Review join the pundits.

This week, Aaron Kunz sits down with DEQ director John Tippets to discuss how the Trump administration's possible changes to the EPA may affect Idaho. Six Idaho political leaders share their vision for Idaho's future, and Sen. Cliff Bayer goes on a scavenger hunt. Clark Corbin of Idaho Education News and Justin Vaughn of Boise State University join the pundits.

In this Idaho Reports web extra, Idaho Democratic Party Executive Director Sally Boynton Brown discusses running for DNC chair, healing the Democratic party's wounds after a bitter election and charges of Russian hacking, and reaching out to voters.

In this Idaho Reports web extra, Betsy Russell of the Spokesman-Review and Dr. Jim Weatherby sit down with Melissa Davlin to discuss Idaho's Congressional District 2 race, Congressman Raul Labrador campaigning for Donald Trump, and HJR5.

This week on Idaho Reports, Congressman Mike Simpson discusses his decision not to vote for Donald Trump, divides within the Republican party, and his view on congressional stalemates over deficit spending. Then, Democratic challenger Jennifer Martinez talks about her campaign, Latino voter outreach, and immigration reform.

Idaho Supreme Court candidates Robyn Brody and Curt McKenzie face off over judicial philosophy, experience and administrative procedures in this Oct. 28, 2016 debate. Panelists Rebecca Boone of the Associated Press and Betsy Russell of the Spokesman-Review ask questions. Melissa Davlin moderates.

Idaho Reports discusses the legislative and Supreme Court primary results, what was surprising, and what wasn't. Rocky Barker of the Idaho Statesman joins the pundits.

In the first of our primary previews, Idaho Reports visits Orofino to get a glimpse of the issues on the minds of Clearwater County voters. Among the problems in the community: Drug use, unemployment, and lack of funding. Then, Rocky Barker of the Idaho Statesman joins the pundits to discuss the timber industry and more.