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But what did she have to say about impeachment? That's what a few folks asked me after Thursday's show when I interviewed the famed 60 Minutes war correspondent Lara Logan over the phone. So that's right where we started on Friday's show as Lara Logan joined us live in studio on …

On Thursday's show, apparently The New York Times tuned in for all four hours of the show. They wanted to hear the reactions all across the country following the first day of the public impeachment hearings.

From the yeomanettes, to the "hello girls," the Marine Corps "Devil Dogs," and more- a new book details the Montanans who served in WWI. The great Montana historian Ken Robison has a new book out called Montanans in the Great War: Open Warfare Over There.

We talked meth, the war on our Southern Border, media bias, and more with famed 60 Minutes war correspondent Lara Logan in Billings.

Wait. If? IF? IF you find evidence? You've been telling us for how many years now that you already had the evidence to impeach President Trump, and now you open up this rehearsed hearing by saying "if we find evidence?"

It's been a rough year for farmers in Montana with a late Spring freeze during planting, and an early Fall snowstorm- not to mention the low commodity prices. That's why I can imagine the shock when someone asked Glasgow farmer Don Fast how his year's been going:

I was chatting with Lane Nordlund on the radio Tuesday morning from the Montana Farm Bureau convention in Billings, and he made a great point. Until 1969, young women weren't even allowed to serve in the FFA (Future Farmers of America). Now, for the first time ever, a woman from Montana has bee…

Butte, Montana's Rob O'Neill has an incredible story, no matter who tells it. But to have Mike Rowe tell the story? Pretty incredible. And then, to be joined on stage by the one-and-only Rob Riggle?

"I hope to God we start seeing some people prosecuted. I would love to see coming out of the investigations that are ongoing on right now, charges being pressed against Mr. Brennan."

While his op-ed had little by way of substance, it was abundantly clear what his piece was really about: attempting to "throw shade" on President Trump's nominee for the 9th Circuit- Lawrence VanDyke.