southern border

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.

A real world Dutton in Montana wants to take the Mexican drug cartels to the train station. Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton is the immediate past President of the Western Sheriff's Association.

It must be nice to be a wealthy, white, liberal elite. When YOU call for the Southern Border to be secured from illegal aliens, you get called a racist and a xenophobe- yes, even if you're a Native American whose reservation in Montana is being overwhelmed by Mexican drug cartel fentanyl.

Not one reference to our Southern Border. Not one reference to the Mexican drug cartels. How do you do an entire piece on the drug epidemic that is causing an emergency on the Blackfeet Reservation and not mention where the fentanyl is coming from?

Thanks to the efforts of Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT), Title 42 will remain in place. A federal judge blocked the Biden Administration's effort to lift the restrictions just days before the provisions were set to be lifted.

This is classic. Someone tried calling in to our statewide radio talk show claiming that fentanyl isn't coming across our Southern Border, and immediately got fact-checked by the head of the DEA in Montana.

I liked Ted Cruz's response. So if the Biden Administration is looking to hand $450,000 to illegal aliens, and Hunter Biden's paintings "sell" for $500,000..."Perfect solution: give a Hunter Biden painting to every illegal immigrant. A Win-Win!"

We talked about two big issues in the news, his effort to block COVID-19 "vaccine passports" at the federal level, and his first-hand look at the security and economic challenges on our Northern border.

Our northern border basically remains closed, while our southern border is wide open. Now the crisis is causing additional problems up north.

Montana’s U.S. Representative Greg Gianforte dropped in to the KGVO Radio studio on Tuesday morning to discuss issues relating to the current gubernatorial race, robocalls and the southern border.