Boise City Councilwoman Luci Willits talks about Boise City developments, the District 3 appointment of Latonia Haney Keith instead of Lisa Sanchez, the upcoming July 4 parade, the city budget, preparing for the 2023 City elections,

Critchfield discusses restoring the reputation of public schools, the Parents Rights Act, the Empowering Parents Program, libraries, Career Technical Education, the ESA/voucher issue and more

Rep. Chenele Dixon about why she ran for office, storage of Idaho’s water resources, disapproval of the “Lava Ridge Wind” project, HOAs, & Medical school graduates that don’t “match” in the first year.

Dan McKnight talks about the inspiration that started his journey to start Bring Our Troops Home, his change in tactics to work with local legislatures on the Defending the Guard (local State National Guards) Act. He talks about recent legislative successes, especially in Arizona and his recent appearance on the “Tucker Carlson Show”.

Rep. Monks discussed the effort to get the Property Tax Bill 292 to the finish line in the House and Senate.  Rep. Monks talks about a trailer bill (HB 376) that needed to be executed and the many benefits of Idaho’s largest property tax relief bill in history.  Both the House and the Senate overrode the Governor’s veto on HB292.

Ted Hill- bills he has been working on addressing a) “the bathroom bill”, b) a bill prohibiting credit card companies to share data from gun purchases, c) parental rights in schools, d) preventing the state from using Tik-Tok, e) preventing Chinese interests from purchasing Idaho farmland and more!

State Treasurer Julie Ellsworth talks about the banking industry and its impact on Idaho and three ESG bills working their way through the Statehouse.

Co-Chair Horman discusses the budget update – funding for education and medicare – an update on state revenues – supplementals and property taxes.

Rep. Monks discussed the compromise Property Tax Bill that looks very promising to make its way through

Mr. Conzatti talks about bills focused on (a) protecting biological girls in bathrooms and locker rooms, (b) addressing inappropriate books in public schools and libraries and (c) vulnerable children protection act.

Rep. Ehardt – ESG bills, honors a coach who prayed & – was fired – and won Supreme Court case Kennedy vs. Bremington School District). Bill that defines the word “abstinence” (you won’t believe why this has to be done).

Former Governor Idaho Butch Otter reminisces and shares his fond memories of former Governor Phil Batt

Senator Adams – Bill to mandate biological males/females to use bathrooms/locker rooms designated for their gender.

Rep Crane discusses his Library Bill and his bill addressing Human Trafficking

US Term Limits National Legislative Director Shanna Chamblee and Idaho State Director Carri Campbell.

Senator Jim Risch talked about China – Russia – Ukraine – COVID and the World Health Organization.

Senate Education Chair Dave Lent who discusses all things education in Idaho.

Critchfield discussed her first 60 days in office; dealing with prank threats made to schools last Wednesday; the importance of safety and preparation plans; elements of the The Parents Bill of Rights

Bedke discussed the first 60 days of his new role; the goals of the Launch Act and need for a trailer bill/Launch Act 2.0 (though it passed, the original bill did not get a majority of Republicans’ support in the House); an update on Idaho’s economy and its tax receipts.Bedke discussed the first 60 days of his new role; the goals of the Launch Act and need for a trailer bill/Launch Act 2.0; an update on Idaho’s economy and its tax receipts.

Why Rep. Pickett ran for office and a bit about his background, talks about an issue he’d like to clean up relative to school board trustee elections, the importance of water to Idaho and more.