Dana Bishop gave his account of all the action from the first girls high school wrestling tournament.

Rep. Rosendale crashed the Freedom Friday segment with George Blackard of the American Legion. Matt and Aaron discussed Keystone, the eastern Montana blackout, and new productions in the state.

Montana's Attorney General filled the entire statewide hour with a discussion of the Keystone shutdown order, the newly-signed conceal carry law, and the Sentinel Project, a collaboration to combat human trafficking in the state.

Ryan Hall of the Montana Electric Co-op Association explained the rolling blackout in Eastern Montana to provide additional power to Texas. Mr. Hall emphasized the comprehensive portfolio of energy from various sources for the state's need.

It's a giant leap in technology. Luke Mauritsen, CEO of Montana Instruments, explained quantum computing and the CryoCore.

HB258, which would prevent state police from enforcing any new federal gun control laws, faces opposition from the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. Proposed amendments would strip the power of the bill. Rep. Jedediah Hinkle explains

A convention of states would throw open the Constitution to changes that could threaten individual rights. That's the argument from Robert Brown from the John Birch Society. If you want to reach out to Mr. Brown, his email is [email protected]

The Secretary of State has bills in the Legislature to strengthen best practices in Montana elections. Ms. Jacobson discussed these, same day registration and voting, and the cadre of outside attorneys trying to influence election regulations through the courts.

Montana's Attorney General joined with 13 other AGs, calling on Pres. Biden to reverse his shutting down the Keystone Pipeline.

That's according to Time magazine, in an openly brazen piece about a cabal of major players who steered the information and rules to the outcome they desired. All to save our democracy. James Delingpole explained on Montana Talks.