southern border

We talked with Senator Daines about the latest in border security negotiations, the Houthis, the Iowa Caucus Results and more. There's one other question we thought we could have asked him...

If you heard Nancy in Roundup's phone call, she was nearly breaking down in tears after hearing Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen's powerful testimony on Capitol Hill earlier Wednesday morning.

Why don't we have any information on the suspect who allegedly killed a young mom while wrong way driving on the interstate in Bozeman? Several of you have been messaging us and asking that question.

It's crazy enough when we hear the news that two wrong way drunk drivers in two weeks were busted on the interstate in Bozeman, Montana...but now we find out that both of the wrong way drivers are illegal aliens.

Terrorism Concerns: "This is not just an issue Israel's confronting right now in it's backyard and front yard, it's what the United States has in our territory as well."

John Fabbricatore is a retired ICE Field Office Director and he will tell you straight up- terrorists have already taken advantage of our wide open southern border.

AG Knudsen: "I think Montanans and Americans are right to be concerned about this with the southern border as wide open as Joe Biden has made it. It's naive to think we don't have some of these militants here in our country."

We talked with a former ICE field director who covered Colorado and Wyoming. Not only did we talk about the invasion on our southern border, we brought up the plan to bring 100 more refugees to Billings, Montana.

The invasion of illegal aliens across our southern border very clearly dominated the conversation during our statewide town hall meeting with Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT01)- the state's Western District Congressman.

Lewis & Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton and Bozeman Police Chief Jim Veltkamp were both featured on Fox & Friends highlighting the threat of fentanyl here in Montana, specifically the risk to first responders if the powder goes airborne.