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kids in michigan dressed up as Ben Wallace for halloween for like five years straight man – at Ann Arbor, MI
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EXCLUSIVE: One on one with President Trump. We had a wide ranging interview talking AI data centers, Iran, Canada trade war, which he says could end in months. We also talked about Obama, 2028 and what’s next. @WhiteHouse @realDonaldTrump
Watch the full interview on Fox Local.
Latest from Detroit early voting: 1,279 early voters today. There were 614 voters on second day of early voting in 2024.
“What is it like to meet somebody you looked up to for forever? I’ve read everything he’s written twice, literally everything,” Abdul El-Sayed says on meeting Obama for the first time Saturday. “I was grateful that he put this campaign in the broad sweep of his own experience.”
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SCOOP: @NICKIMINAJ will rally with @POTUS today in metro Detroit...
Detroit voter Nancy tells me she sees a generational divide among younger Black voters who are excited to vote for Abdul El-Sayed and older Black voters who are skeptical. She says the amount of older Black folks at today’s rally is encouraging.
“I really came because I wanted to get a yard sign,” Brush told me. “You don't see that many around, and it’s scaring me seeing Abdul signs.”
Replying to @samueljrob
Oakland County’s Cathy Brush says she’s known Rogers’ family for years.
“I'm scared of what's going to happen if he doesn’t win.”
Democratic nominee for Attorney General Eli Savit, who faces Republican Doug Lloyd Nov. 3, says the hype surrounding the U.S. Senate race has made it harder for other statewide candidates to get their message to voters. “It’s been tougher this cycle,” Savit says.
Here in New Hudson, Oakland County for a Mike Rogers event. People are watching the Michigan football game on the TV before remarks begin. This is Tom Barrett’s Congressional district.
“I’m supporting Republicans because of what's going on in America the last like 10 or 15 years, things need to be changed,” says Indian immigrant Raj Chilukuru. He’s lived in the U.S. for 16 years, he says.











