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For the past few weeks, impeachment supporters in the US House of Representatives have been telling us that they can do both- they can focus on the impeachment proceedings, and they can work on important legislation. Then why is a bill supporting wounded first responders languishing in the Pelosi-controlled House?

Even with his lights on and siren blaring, a car T-boned him at 50 miles an hour. The impact threw him into a nearby ditch and caused a brain injury, broken ribs, a fractured skull and kidney, a crushed leg, collapsed lung, perforated diaphragm and — the most critical — a transected aorta.

We'll hear about her story, the plans behind the $6 million facility set to open this Fall, and give you an inside look at 911 dispatch as Anne Kindness joins us on Montana Talks this Tuesday shortly after 8 AM.