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Uncovering the Truth: Dunseith Declassified, South Dakota Politics, and the CO2 Pipeline Fight

With so many unanswered questions, this discussion sheds light on the tangled web of business dealings, corruption, and the unsettling connections that have left people searching for the truth. Plus, for those who have firsthand knowledge or crucial details about the case, we explain how to share that information through BEK’s hotline. If you think you know something, now is the time to step forward.

In Legislature Today, we sit down with Dustin Gawrylow, Managing Director of the Watchdog Network, to analyze the current political landscape in South Dakota. With a major shift in leadership, South Dakota’s Republican Party is now dominated by true grassroots representatives, steering the Legislature in a new direction. One of the most contentious battles is the pushback against the CO2 pipeline—a fight that has drawn intense scrutiny and resistance from landowners and lawmakers alike. We also dig into a major economic shake-up in North Dakota, as NexEra pulls out of its $125 million loan and fertilizer project in Jamestown. What does this mean for the local economy, and how will it impact future investment?

The discussion doesn’t stop there. Property taxes remain a hot-button issue, and we break down the latest bills aimed at easing the financial burden on homeowners. The debate over school funding is also heating up, especially with the rise of education vouchers giving parents more control over their children’s schooling. With lawmakers weighing funding priorities, we examine how these decisions could shape the future of education in the region.

Open Range delivers the facts and hard-hitting discussions that matter to hardworking Americans. Whether it’s uncovering corruption, analyzing policy shifts, or fighting for property rights, this episode brings you the stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Dunseith Declassified
Lori Hinz
South Dakota Legislature
CO2 pipeline
property taxes
education vouchers
NexEra
Jamestown
Watchdog Network
Dustin Gawrylow
Republican Party
BEK hotline

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