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Let it Rip: Dealing with COVID-19 in Michigan and addressing alleged Election Day fraud

Election Day might be over but President Trump is not giving an inch as a blizzard of lawsuits have been filed in various contested states including Michigan. Attorney General Dana Nessel joins us followed by our panel to break it all down.

Rep. Debbie Dingell and Rep-elect Lisa McClain join the panel to discuss the recent election and fraudulent claims.

This edition of Let it Rip Weekend -- former Vice President Joe Biden is now President-Elect -- but President Trump isn't conceding. In fact -- he's alleging cities like Detroit are participating in voter fraud. Our panel of lawmakers and attorneys debate the validity of those claims.

Joe Biden built on his electoral vote lead on Michigan Wednesday while his camp filed lawsuits against Michigan and other states questioning election integrity.

Charlie Langton is joined by former Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette and Communications Specialist Karen Dumas as they tackle the restaurant industry and election predictions. Are restaurants invading our privacy or is it a COVID precaution by asking for our Name and number? President Donald Trump won Michigan in 2016 but this year he's down, what changed?

This edition of Let it Rip Weekend, former Attorney General Bill Schuette and communication specialist Karen Dumas debate the election, President Trump, and the state's Covid-19 response.

Less than a week out for the Nov. 3 General Election and our panel examines the races from all angles. Among the special guest will be former Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette and national reporter and former CNN contributor Roland Martin.

This edition of Let it Rip Weekend -- it's the debate you'll only see here. Congresswoman Haley Stevens fights to keep her seat, while opponent Eric Esshaki is looking to claim it. You won't want to miss it.

Congresswoman Debbie Dingell and Oakland County GOP Chair Rocky Rczkowski join us for a special edition of Let It Rip after the final presidential debate.

This edition of Let it Rip Weekend -- the debate starts on whether gun owners should be allowed to open carry their weapons at polling locations. Then -- Proposal N, a plan by the city of Detroit to clean up blight and revitalize the city -- should it pass? Our panel tackles the issue.

A big panel joins us to talk about the suspected plot to kidnap Gov. Whitmer headlined by Detroit Free Press reporter Tresa Baldas and No BS Newshour host and Pulitzer-Prize winner Charlie LeDuff. We dive into details about the alleged plan and welcome one of the defense attorneys for one of the suspects.

On this edition of Let it Rip Weekend, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has a candid conversation with Charlie Langton about the alleged plot to overthrow the state government and kidnap top government and law enforcement officials. Plus, Karen Dumas and Kristina Karamo join our panel to debate whether this is being politicized.

In the first and only vice president debate, US Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Dearborn) and Oakland County GOP Chair Rocky Raczkowski talk about all the big moments.

This edition of Let it Rip Weekend -- the attorney who argued against Governor Whitmer's executive orders -- breaks down the decision. Plus -- two show regulars, Pete Lucido and Coleman Young, discuss how President Trump's diagnosis of COVID-19 could affect the election.