Henry Kriegel

Henry Kriegel, Talk Show Host/Activist For more than 10 years Henry Kriegel, a professional activist, has brought his passion and love of freedom to talk radio at KMMS AM 1450. Kriegel co-founded the Bozeman Tea Party, help start the Montana Tea Party Coalition and currently serves as the Deputy State Director of Americans For Prosperity-Montana. However, on this station, Kriegel represents himself which is quite the experience. Listen to him every Thursday morning at 9:00 AM.

WARNING: Armed and Trained Personnel Inside [POLL]

Which sign would you prefer to have in front of your child's school? Gun-Free Zone or Armed and Trained Personnel Inside? How insane it is for us to think that a Gun-Free Zone will actually protect our children.

Is the Tea Party Movement Dead? Will Obama Seize Our Guns? [OPINION, AUDIO]

According to this week’s Rasmussen poll of more than 1,000 likely voters, only 8% now consider themselves a part of the Tea Party movement—down from the 24-30%, depending on the poll, of a little less than two years ago. This is a significant drop in support and not one that is unexpected considering the media onslaught and the concerted efforts by The White House, Democrat leaders in Congress, an

Do You Support the Tea Party? [SURVEY]

Why Do Jews Vote Democrat? [OPINION]

Last week's interview with Rabbi Aryel Nachman Ben Chaim provided some illumination to the question, why Jews vote Democrat.

Top News Stories for 2012

For my final 2012 show I thought it fitting to talk about the top news stories of 2012--locally and nationally. Topping the list for statewide news was Tester's victory over Rehberg in the highly contested US Senate race in Montana. Second to that was Daines victory for the lone Congressional seat. On a national level here's what you said were tops:

Norquist: “This Fiscal Cliff is a Spending Problem”

My guest last Thursday was Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform and the single man most responsible for the Bush tax cuts we now enjoy--which Obama will likely allow to expire at the end of the year. What does that mean for you and me?

Top Charities in Gallatin County

It's Christmastime and the end of the year is near (not the end of the world as the Mayan calendar predicts) and if you want to make a charitable contribution in the spirit of giving, here are some of the top charities in Gallatin County we discussed on the show today.