Trump directive on Epstein case & Dingell discusses healthcare fight
President Trump directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate the Epstein case, but there’s a major catch: she’s investigating democrats specifically. Plus, what Congresswoman Debbie Dingell says about the healthcare battle after a deal is reached to reopen the government.
Government shutdown economic impact & Bing on Detroit's future
The government shutdown is over, but the long-term impacts are still unknown. Oakland University Associate Professor of Management Michael Greiner discusses the possible fallout from an economic standpoint. Plus, former Detroit Mayor Dave Bing on how the city can keep its progress going under Mayor-Elect Mary Sheffield
House Dems release Epstein emails & Debating the healthcare issue
House Democrats release emails from sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein, one of which says President Trump “knew about the girls.” How the White House is reacting to the disclosure. Plus, debating the healthcare issue that’s driving the government shutdown.
Government shutdown fallout & doctor shortage in Michigan
There's light at the end of the tunnel for federal workers going without pay for more than a month, but the effects from the government shutdown are far-reaching. Democrat Leslie Love and Republican Jamie Roe debate the deal. Plus, what's driving the shortage of doctors in Michigan.
Tentative deal to end government shutdown & SNAP battle impact on business
As senators reach a tentative deal to end the government shutdown, a divide is exposed within the Democratic Party. Oakland University Political Science Professor Dave Dulio with what comes next. Plus, Ronnie Bedway, the owner of Ronnie’s Meats, discusses the impact the SNAP benefits battle has had on businesses like his
Government shutdown impact on the airline industry
The government shutdown rages through its 38th day, and Republicans shoot down a Democratic proposal to reopen the government. The Pulse speaks with aviation expert Evan Broad about the impact it could have on the airline industry, as the FAA orders air traffic reductions at airports across the country.
Eye on the economy & discussing Detroit's future
The federal government shutdown rages on in its 37th day. Financial Advisor Jim Simasko with how you can adjust your budget as it continues. Plus, Oakland University Associate Professor of Management Michael Greiner on claims by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that parts of the economy are in recession. And former Detroit City Council Member Sheila Cockrel on what Mayor-Elect Mary Sheffield should prioritize when she takes office.
Tariffs case before Supreme Court & UPS plane crash investigation
A case involving President Trump's sweeping tariffs goes before the U.S. Supreme Court, and the justices seemed skeptical about his power to impose them. Plus, an aviation expert weighs in on the deadly UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.
FBI raid in Dearborn; Fight over SNAP benefits; Gov. closed and more
Roop Raj talks with guests about several topics including an alleged planned terrorist attack in Wayne County, Pres. Trump's fight with the Democrats and courts over SNAP benefits, bombings of boats filled with drug runners, the government shutdown and more.
SNAP benefits at risk & Benson on the race for governor
As millions fear they could lose SNAP benefits November 1, a disagreement at the state legislature over how to cover the shortfall. Secretary of State and Democratic Candidate for Governor Jocelyn Benson weighs in on the issue, as well as the state of the gubernatorial race.
Federal reserve cuts key interest rate & James on new polling in race for governor
The Federal Reserve cuts its key interest rate, but chair Jerome Powell says further cuts aren’t guaranteed. Plus, Republican Congressman John James discusses new polling in the race for governor, as well as the latest in his campaign
SNAP benefits at risk & Duggan on the race for governor
Millions of Americans could lose their SNAP benefits if Congress does not end the government shutdown by November 1. Plus, Independent Candidate for Governor Mike Duggan talks about the state of the race, as a new poll shows him neck-and-neck with Democrat Jocelyn Benson and Republican John James.
The Pulse Special: Detroit Mayoral Forum
We're a little more than a week out from Election Day in Detroit. As voters get ready to elect their first new mayor in more than a decade, candidates Solomon Kinloch Jr. and Mary Sheffield sit down with Pulse Anchor Roop Raj to answer questions on fighting crime, neighborhood improvement, the blight fight and so much more.
Trump ends trade talks with Canada & how bots influence political discourse
President Trump ends trade talks with Canada over Ontario's ad using former President Reagan's words on tariffs. Plus, discussing how fake accounts on social media influence our political discourse.
SNAP benefits pause in Michigan for November as Government Shutdown drags on
Stephanie Rubel, the founder of Feeding Michigan, discussing SNAP benefits on pause due to government shutdown. Plus, political commentator S.E. Cupp discusses the race for New York City mayor and the latest key endorsement, race for Detroit mayor, and Duggan's independent bid.
White House East Wing demolition & run to Election Day
The White House East Wing is coming down, as questions about whether President Trump is allowed to tear it down swirl. Plus, discussing how both Detroit mayoral campaigns should approach the final days leading up to election day.
Impact of the government shutdown & student loan forgiveness about-face
The government shutdown enters its fourth week. The Pulse takes a closer look on the impact it?s having, from federal workers to the economy, and it?s possible impact on the midterms. Plus, who could be impacted by the Trump administration agreeing to deliver more student loan forgiveness
SCOTUS takes on cannabis and guns & Trump offers relief to auto industry
The Supreme Court takes a case involving the question of whether people who smoke cannabis regularly should be allowed to own guns. Plus, President Trump offers relief to automakers from his tariffs. The Pulse breaks down how it could impact your bank account
No Kings Rallies & Impact of Detroit mayoral race outside the city
No Kings Rallies are taking place October 18 in Metro Detroit and across the country. The Pulse takes a closer look at the message organizers want to send and how these rallies compare with other demonstrations in the nation?s history. Plus, how the Detroit mayoral race impacts not just the city, but also the state and country.
California military demonstration & a conversation about civility
As authorities in California prepare for "No Kings" demonstrations, a new wrinkle has been added: A military exercise at Camp Pendleton, which could include a live fire amphibious assault capabilities demonstration involving missiles. The Pulse breaks down what's happening this weekend. Plus, a conversation about civility after racist texts from a Young Republicans group text come to light.