The influx of cartel drugs in Montana is nothing short of staggering.

Fentanyl use and are just our law enforcement fentanyl seizures in Montana in the last four years have increased 20,000 percent.

Let's go! percent. Welcome to Citizen. We got a special guest today. Attorney General of Montana, Austin,

Nutson. How's it going? Good, it's actually Knutson.

Canutson, man, that's too many syllables.

Knutson, that's three. I think I can figure it out though. So before we get into all the stuff we're

going to talk about today let's talk about you for a bit where you from

originally?

I'm a Montana native. I'm from probably the most rural part of America, let alone Montana, extreme northeast Montana. So up by Canada, North Dakota.

Little, anybody farming town called Bainville.

What's up there?

Farms?

Farms, nothing.

And the border, I suppose.

The border, North Dakota, you know, no a lot of farming.

That's farming and ranching.

That's what I grew up doing.

That's pretty much all that's going on up there.

A little bit of oil activity once in a while, but pretty quiet up there.

And your, um, does your family still own a ranch or farm up there?

Yeah, yep, still in the family.

I don't know what generation we're on at this point, but yeah, my folks are still there,

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