Matt Rosendale

Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale (R-MT) was the first to publicly come out swinging against the debt ceiling deal that was announced over Memorial Day weekend.

Both of Montana's congressmen were hailing a plan approved by the Republican controlled US House of Representatives that would both lower spending and avoid a default on the federal debt.

Montana's Congressional Delegation is demanding answers from the Pentagon after it was reported that drag queen story hour events targeting kids were being promoted on US military bases, including Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana. Well, 3/4 of Montana's Congressional Delegation is demanding answers anyway.

Last month, a fellow Iraq war veteran told me how he was denied care at a VA (Veterans Affairs) healthcare clinic in Billings, Montana. Here's an update.

Montana's Northern Border with Canada is getting some much needed attention- from Republican members of Congress at least. Plus, a Montana Senator says the Biden Admin's rules would ban 96% of gas stoves.

We talked about the debt limit. We talked about our buddy Matt Rosendale. We talked about the guns and the gear at the SHOT Show. We talked about the latest anti-gun antics from the ATF. But then we got to the really important question: How do we make sure Montana doesn't get Californicated like Colorado?

Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale tells us why he refused to take a phone call from former President Donald Trump as Republicans were in the middle of an historic debate over electing the Speaker of the House.

Zinke delivers the final decisive vote. And Rosendale rejects a phone call from President Trump? McCarthy elected Speaker. Here's some of the Montana specific highlights.

Representative-elect Matt Rosendale: "You can send any mouthpiece up here that's willing to go along and push a green button for leadership. And that's not what I was sent up here to do."

Shortly before noon Mountain Time on Tuesday, Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) failed to secure 218 votes during the first round of voting to be selected as Speaker of the House. As a result, the vote will now go to another round for the first time since 1923.