Zinke invited birthers, questioned Obama's college records on his radio show in 2013
Source: CNN
By Andrew Kaczynski, CNN
Updated 3:29 PM ET, Mon April 16, 2018
(CNN)Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke invited a self-professed birther on his radio show in 2013 and raised questions about then-President Barack Obama's college records.
Before serving in President Donald Trump's Cabinet and as a US congressman, Zinke interviewed fellow former Navy SEAL and political activist Larry Bailey on "Commander Z," Zinke's Montana radio show that aired on the Military Appreciation Channel. Bailey, a co-founder of the anti-Obama group Special Operations Speaks, described himself in 2012 as a birther and said, falsely, that Obama wasn't born in the United States.
The interview with Bailey and two other radio appearances reviewed by CNN's KFile show Zinke engaging with and promoting fringe, conspiratorial views.
In a statement to CNN, Interior Department spokeswoman Heather Swift said, "As a radio host, (Zinke) had many guests on his program who expressed a variety of views and opinions. Mr. Zinke would always challenge his guests to defend their opinions regardless of the topic and no matter how controversial."
Read more: https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/16/politics/kfile-ryan-zinke-radio-birther/index.html
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I personally guarantee there's more right-wing crazies there, per-capita, than anywhere else in U.S. I have a cousin who's one of them. 
