Aaron Flint

Last week, we told you about the Billings, Montana 5th grader who is number one in the nation in boxing. Over the weekend 11 year old "JoJo" Martinez came back the winner by unanimous decision.

Congressman Greg Gianforte (R-MT) announced his much-anticipated running mate in the race for Montana governor and lieutenant governor on Sunday night in Billings. Gianforte selected Great Falls lawyer and former Montana Supreme Court candidate Kristen Juras, 65, to serve as his running mate.

I got news for you. If you think that wearing a face mask is going to save you from COVID-19 (Coronavirus)- it won't. Plus, hear an incredible life-saving story out of Laurel, Montana by listening to our full interview with Dr. Scott Sears.

She's 11 years old, a 5th grader at Big Sky Elementary, and she's number one in her weight class in the entire nation- in boxing. Meet Billings, Montana's "JoJo" Martinez.

"Got a call from a man who wanted me to know I am losing my job because I am an atheist, liberal ding dong who supports baby killing and population control. And all along I thought it was a changing business model."

Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY), the lead Democrat in the United States Senate, traveled to Montana last weekend to pressure Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT) into running for the Senate in the 2020 elections.

When it comes to his running mate for lieutenant governor- Congressman Greg Gianforte (R-MT) is announcing his pick at The Pub Station in Billings coming up on Sunday.

If you saw Congressman Matt Gaetz on The View this week, you gotta see this hilarious speech in Montana last Fall where he took on "the reverend" Al Sharpton, "the Venezuela wing of the Democrat party," and also foreshadowed the eventual demise of the Joe Biden presidential campaign. Check out his full speech in Bozeman below:

We caught up with Starla Hilliard-Barnes back in December. That was before the former Miss Wheelchair Montana was set to take off for Tanzania, Africa. The twice paralyzed Kalispell woman is now back after climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. Starla joined us on Thursday to talk about the climb.

When this story first came out last week, my initial response was: isn't this amazing. The US saw a record drop in carbon dioxide emissions. Thanks to what? Fracking. And the people who freak out about climate change and carbon dioxide emissions want to do what? They want to ban fracking. I know. It doesn't get any richer than this folks.