Kevin Miller

Today’s guests ; 6 a.m. – Greg Pruett from Idaho’s 2nd Amendment Alliance joins Kevin for a legislative update on bills which aim to expand gun rights for Idahoans ; 6:35 a.m. – Friends and sponsors of the show, Aaron and Rob from Team Mazda / Subaru in Ca…

Kevin Miller begins the show by looking at the latest concerning Idaho's attempt to join Wyoming and Montana in legalizing the Hemp Plant.  Kevin Miller says that legalization will lead to more and more illegal drugs in Idaho.  He takes calls from listeners on the issue...

The law enforcement officials write that they lack the 'field equipment' to tell the difference between Hemp and Marijuana.

In a letter to Legislators, the Idaho Prosecuting Attorneys Association said, 'HB 122 includes no protections for law enforcement and will effectively legalize Marijuana in this state."

Today's guests:  6 a.m. – David Ray from the Federation for American Immigration Reform (fairus.org) highlights the near-disaster happening at the southern U.S. border.  Kevin Miller covers the latest from the Idaho Legislature debating Medicaid expansion...

Today’s guests:  6 a.m. – Cassie Smedile from the Republican National Committee reviews anti-Trump bias in the media and anti-American bias from Democrat members of Congress.  Kevin Miller reports that the Idaho House has passed legislation that will allow the Hemp pl…

“The intent of the legislation is to tax the vape material with nicotine in it.” He said. “The 15% percentage is very similar to how cigarettes are taxed.”

Today's guests: 6 a.m. - Attorney and author John Milkovich reviews his book, "Robert Mueller: Errand Boy for the New World Order"  Kevin Miller reports on the latest news involving the Idaho Legislature.  The lawmakers are contemplating a bill that would requir…

Kevin broadcasts live from Columbia High School in Nampa.  Interviews with staff and students to "Promote Our Schools - Secure Our Future".  Kevin Miller reviews the latest national news and begins to take calls from Treasure Valley listeners...

Reducing the voting age is on the mind of several states as well as some House Democrats. Oregon Legislators have proposed a bill that would lower the age of voting to 16 from 18, reports CNN.