August primary turnout by the numbers & impact of tariffs
A unique look at how many voters showed up for the August primary in Detroit. Plus, former auto supply chain executive Jan Griffiths on the impact new tariffs will have on the auto industry and consumers.
Michigan August Primary: The results and what's next
Tuesday's election will only narrow down the candidates running for office, including leadership positions in Detroit, Pontiac, and Hamtramck. It will also give voters in some Metro Detroit cities the chance to vote on major bond proposals.
Does politics belong in the world of stand-up? Comedian Will Burkart explains
Comedian Will Burkart discusses whether politics should be used in the world of stand-up. Plus, Political Science Chair at Oakland University Peter Trumbore discusses wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
Crisis in Gaza & Trump tariff deadline approaches
FOX 2 talks with Imad Hamad Executive Director for the American Human Rights Council about the situation in Gaza. Plus, Mike Cox, Republican candidate for governor, joins us in studio to talk about his campaign.
Trump administration launches health care tracking system & Former Gov. Rick Snyder talks with FOX 2
Trump administration says they will be launching a new private health care tracking system involving tech companies like Amazon and Google. Plus, Former Democratic Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence talks about how to get civility back into politics.
Secretary of State Benson on run for governor & AG Nessel joins in lawsuit against Trump
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson will be in to talk about her run for governor and answer some viewer questions about how she'd handle certain issues if elected. Plus, Nessel joins in lawsuit against Trump administration when it comes to SNAP benefits and sharing client information.
Judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions; Deportation flights from Alligator Alcatraz begin
The Pulse with Roop Raj - breaking down politics every night. Judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions Deportation flights from Alligator Alcatraz begin DOJ interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell in the Epstein case Local AI expert speaks on President's push to have US lead the way on a global scale when it comes to AI, and other concerns surrounding the technology
DOJ interviews Ghislaine Maxwell & answering your tariff questions
The Department of Justice interviews Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell in the reignited investigation into the financier's sex crimes. Plus, The Pulse answers your questions about the impact of tariffs on the auto industry & businesses.
Epstein investigation, addressing mental health & working toward bipartisanship
A report from the Wall Street Journal says the Department of Justice told President Trump his name appears in the Epstein files multiple times. Plus, how advocates say we need to address the mental health crisis in America as people struggle to access care. And Senator Elissa Slotkin & Troy Mayor Ethan Baker discuss how Democrats and Republicans need to work together to get things done.
DOJ wants to interview Ghislaine Maxwell & fighting fentanyl
The Department of Justice wants to interview Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell. A former prosecutor talks about what could come if grand jury testimony is unsealed. Plus, three parents who lost children to fentanyl discuss a new law signed by President Trump permanently classifying it as a Schedule 1 drug.
Epstein files fallout & messaging questions
President Trump tries to appease his base by calling for the release of grand jury transcripts from the Epstein case, but former prosecutors say it could end up being disappointing for people seeking new information. Plus, discussing the messaging issues democrats face following the 2024 election with PR guru Matt Friedman
SCOTUS lets Trump to continue Dept. of Education layoffs & Biden breaks silence on cognitive concerns
Former DPD Chief James White is in the guest seat tonight as the CEO of Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network to talk about concerns with cuts under the Big Beautiful Bill and Former DPD Chief James White also discusses the continued push for justice in the Samantha Woll case.
State department layoffs announced & answering your Medicaid questions
The State Department announces more than 1,300 people will be laid off as part of a reorganization plan by the Trump administration. Plus, Elder Law Attorney Pat Simasko answers viewer questions about cuts to Medicaid in the President's now-signed budget bill.