Federal Reserve cuts key interest rate & a free speech conversation after Jimmy Kimmel's suspension
The Federal Reserve cuts a key interest rate, and signals more could be coming. Financial Advisor Pat Simasko discusses how the move will impact people. Plus, Democratic State Representative Kelly Breen & Former Republican State House Majority Leader Rocky Raczkowski debate free speech after Jimmy Kimmel Live's indefinite suspension.
ABC suspends 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' over Charlie Kirk commentary
ABC announced 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' is suspended indefinitely following the late night host's commentary on the death of Charlie Kirk. The Pulse takes a closer look at what led up to the suspension, and talks with an employment lawyer about free speech in the workplace.
Vance pitches National Guard deployment to Detroit
Vice President JD Vance pitched deploying the National Guard to Detroit to fight crime, telling Governor Whitmer ?all you gotta do is ask.? The Pulse gets reaction from Former Detroit Police Chief Ralph Godbee and City Council Member Mary Waters for reaction.
Suspect in Charlie Kirk killing formally charged
Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old man accused of shooting and killing Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk, made his first court appearance as prosecutors charged him with aggravated murder. The Pulse takes a closer look at everyone's role at cooling the political rhetoric.
Trump to send troops to Memphis to crack down on crime & Budget surplus for Detroit
Two former FBI agents on security in large spaces, latest with Kirk investigation, also how social media is being scrutinized with posts celebrating the violence. Plus, social media expert discusses possible TikTok deal with China
Latest in Charlie Kirk murder investigation & Security expert on security of public figures
More details are coming out in the murder of Charlie Kirk plus a security expert weighs in on security of public figures amid rising tensions and violence.
Honoring the victims of 9/11 & a conversation about civility
Memorial services across the country honor the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The Pulse has a conversation about civility and how we can channel the unity we had following the tragedy to lower the political temperature today.
Stopping political violence after Charlie Kirk assassination
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at an event in Utah Wednesday. The Pulse discusses how to stop political violence on both sides of the aisle after Kirk's assassination.
Discussing Trump?s powers with National Guard & Impact of Education Department
President Trump is considering sending the National Guard to Chicago, but former U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider says his powers are limited. Plus, discussing the impact the possible closure of the Department of Education could have.
Weekend protests as Trump mulls sending National Guard to Chicago
Protests break out as President Trump considers sending the National Guard to Chicago to address crime. The Pulse examines the possible fallout with political commentator SE Cupp, Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters, former Detroit Police Chief James Craig & Attorney Eli Muawad.
Debating the headlines & battle of the experts on RFK & vaccines
Troy Mayor Ethan Baker and Former State Representative Sherry Gay-Dagnogo debate the biggest headlines, including National Guard troops possibly moving into Chicago. Plus, Dr. Joel Kahn & Dr. Mahmoud Al-Hadidi with their takes on Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his policies and vaccines.
RFK Jr. grilled by lawmakers & Duggan on the race for governor
Health & Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior faces tough questions from lawmakers during a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill. Plus, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan discusses his independent bid for governor, including what he wants to see if lawmakers don't pass a budget on time.
Epstein survivors on Capitol Hill & Nesbitt on the race for governor
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein call for justice and transparency on Capitol Hill. Plus, State Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt discusses his bid for Governor of Michigan
Trump dispels rumors about health & university admissions challenges
Rumors swirl about President Trump's health after a quiet few days, but the President dispelled them at a press briefing Tuesday. Plus, Western Michigan University President Russ Kavalhuna discusses challenges WMU is facing with admissions that he says are caused by the Trump administration's policies.
Labor days marches, crime crackdowns and where is the President on social media?
Roop discusses the latest efforts to expand the President's crime crackdown, a look at a the labor day march in Detroit and the number of migrants the U.S. workforce has lost. Conservative commentator Brandon Brice and former UAW spokesperson Brian Rothenberg discuss whether tariffs are helping or hurting the country and social media expert Ethan Lloyd discusses the rumor mill started online after a noticeable absence by President Trump in the public eye.
Tariff loophole closed & Trump’s illegal immigration crackdown
A look at Trump’s crime and illegal immigration crackdown and DC and the possibility of it expanding to Chicago. Plus, we sit down with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell and Troy Mayor Ethan Baker on restricting efforts in Texas and California and the crackdown efforts in DC and possible expansion to Chicago.
Education funding unfrozen & Trump?s flag burning executive order
Billions of dollars for education are unfrozen after several states sue to get it back. Plus, a conversation about President Trump?s executive order to prosecute people for burning the American flag
The Pulse Special: Minneapolis mass shooting
The Pulse discusses the mass shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school. How you can have the discussion with your children, plus how to secure houses of worship and how to be more tolerant of people with views different than our own.
Michigan free school lunches funding concerns
An impasse in the process for the state school aid budget is sparking concerns that Michigan's free school lunch program could be on the chopping block. A teacher discusses what's at stake, and State Senators Jim Runestad and Darrin Camilleri take you inside the talks.
Trump’s order to end cashless bail & McDonald for Attorney General
President Trump issues an executive order to end cashless bail. Former U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider weighs in on that, plus a conversation about the federal takeover of Washington D.C.’s police department with Schneider, James Craig & Gina Keller. Also, Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald discusses her run for Michigan Attorney General