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Breaking down the Michigan Senate primary: El-Sayed vs Stevens
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42:33Now PlayingChris Cuomo opens his show with breaking news of police arresting a suspect accused of casing one of President Trump's golf courses ahead of a presidential visit, along with polls closing in five states' hotly contested primaries. Michigan's Senate race took center stage where far left progressive Dr. Abdul El-Sayed challenged moderate Congresswoman Hayley Stevens. Cuomo argues that while political extremism is on the rise, Americans still agree on more issues than they may realize. In another installment of "We the People... Agree!" he highlights the broad consensus on AI regulation, tariff rebates, a permanent ceasefire in the Middle East, healthcare costs, housing affordability, congressional stock trading, voter ID and more.
What will the outcome of the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan mean for both parties? Former Republican Governor of New Hampshire Chris Sununu and Democratic strategist Ameshia Cross debate.
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and ICE are taking a victory lap over all-time record arrests, while there are still no answers about the deaths of Renee Good, Alex Pretti and two undocumented immigrants killed during traffic stops last month. Chad Wolf, who ran Homeland Security in the first Trump administration, and John Sandweg, who served the Obama administration as acting ICE Director, share their views.
Lindsay Clancy's trial for killing her three children continued but before jurors were brought into the courtroom Tuesday, Clancy agreed to stipulate to key facts in the case, meaning the defense won't challenge evidence such as DNA, blood evidence and chain of custody. Is this the right move by the defense? Trial attorney Mark Eiglarsh analyzes the defense's strategy.
Small businesses make up 99.9% of all U.S. companies, yet they're still being hit hard by tariffs. After losing at the Supreme Court, the Trump administration tried a new way to keep them in place. Why have some of the nation's biggest companies received tariff refunds while many small businesses are still waiting? Collective Horology co-founder Gabe Reilly and Sarah Albrech, CEO of the Liberty Justice Center, which won a Supreme Court case on tariffs in February, discuss their lawsuit against the Trump administration.
This episode originally aired August 4, 2026.
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