The Nate Shelman Show

Moments before the start of today's show, the bill that would allow restricted driver's licenses for illegal immigrants passed committee without recommendation. This means the bill will go on to a full floor vote in the Senate. Today you and Nate Shelman get to be the mock Idaho State Senate. Do you agree or disagree with Senate Bill 1081, should illegal immigrants be able to get restricted driver's licenses? There is another Idaho bill that moved into its new steps this week. Senate Bill 1056 would make it legal for militias to parade with firearms in public. What are your thoughts? Are you in a militia? To wrap up the show Nate Shelman discussed the day's news about Biden's proposed student loan forgiveness plan and The Supreme Court's reactions so far. (2/28/23)

Are you an aggressive driver? Nate Shelman was the first to admit that he can be aggressive while driving. Law Enforcement in Idaho will be cracking down on aggressive driving which could include ticketing things like: honking, following too close, and flipping someone the bird. Do you think using your middle finger while driving is protected speech? (spoiler alert: most of you said yes) Another Idaho bill would ban drag performances on public property. Do you think that drag performances, on public property, are protected speech? State Senator C. Scott Grow joined the program to discuss a property tax relief bill that he is pushing for. (2/27/23)

State Sen. C Scott Grow joined Nate Shelman to discuss a property tax relief bill that he is working on. To hear all about it, listen to this podcast! (2/27/23)

There was a Caldwell School District Contract worker who was fired and arrested for battery after reports she touched children. It is reported that she physically removed children from tables and cabinets. Parents, what are your thoughts? Jason Chaffetz joined Nate Shelman to discuss the news headlines. Catch his show on KBOI Sundays from Noon-1pm. For the Rant Hour Nate Shelman asks: How much do you actually want to be updated on the Daybell trial? Nate thinks no one in the Treasure Valley wants updates until they read the verdict. We wrapped up the show with lots and lots of raves. Click on this podcast to hear some good news in the end! (2/24/23)

Ada County jail has had such an influx of people that they have had to make changes.... by combining their vegan and vegetarian meals. Nate Shelman suggests that we go to a vegan only jail to deter people from committing crimes. Meanwhile, Don Lemon is back at CNN after he was told to take time off for saying Nikki Haley is not a woman in her prime. He will be undergoing training. Nate thinks that the training is unnecessary. What are your thoughts? Back in Idaho, there is a bill that would make it so parents or legal guardians could teach their children how to drive. This is to help rural towns have more access to driving. Those opposed think there aren't enough safety measures in place. Do you think that parents should have the ability to choose to teach their kids how to drive? (2/23/23)

State Representative Bruce Skaug discusses bringing back the firing squad to carry out the death penalty in Idaho, property tax and more!

Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield discusses her plan to make "financial literacy" and a parental "public school bill of rights" a permanent part of Idaho education

Nate talks about Representative Bruce Skaug's bill to reintroduce firing squads for the death penalty. Rep. Skaug answers questions on the reasoning behind reintroducing firing squads. Nate brings up the tough conversation of hoax bomb threats in Idaho public schools.

This is the clip of the Tik Tok Guy who wants everything for free without working. The clip was originally played on The Matt Walsh Show.

Governor Brad Little joined Nate Shelman to discuss the Idaho Launch Program and how it can help Idahoans move into the future. (2/16/23)