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It does again seem like there does require now, that is, at least suspicious or unanswered. then there is answered. >> i think that's right, i think there will be a focus of the senate democrats going forward. they have a larger majority and control committees. i think they will be doing investigations of why weren't these audits done? why wasn't there auditing before he was president? we will get more answers out of them with the next two years. >> michael cohen, david, thank you so much for starting us off this hour. happy new year to you both! >> to you as well, and be safe! >> thank you, b...

But nevertheless, i was given 48 hours to plead guilty to this crazy five count tax evasion. or they were filing an indictment that was gonna include my wife. and there was no way i was gonna put her through this. and especially in 48 hours. you don't have time to think. and to plan a strategy. but yet, they didn't do any of this with donald. and the question is, david, just before. he is lying. why did not they do it? i hope they continue to push the issue. not just on mine, but on mccabe, and comey, because all of these people are involved with donald. for whatever reasons there might be. an...

In the second of a two-part series on artists' residencies, Leslie Sobel take us to the site of her most recent residency: The Arctic Circle! She joins "creative:impact" host Deb Polich, and they talk about Leslie’s remarkable journey, what she saw, and how what she learned about climate change will inform what we see in her work in the coming months.

There is growing evidence art plays a role in how we express ourselves, and ultimately, treat one another. That's why, for the first time in 2023, art will be part of the 21-Day Equity Challenge in Washtenaw County. WEMU's David Fair talks with local artist and equity activist Yen Azzaro, about using art to better understand implicit bias and racism's adverse impacts on the community around us.

The Ann Arbor-based Ecology Center is diving deep into research in an effort to better understand how toxic chemicals interact and spread through the environment, our wildlife and, ultimately, humans. The center’s senior scientist, Dr. Gillian Zaharias Miller, joined WEMU’s David Fair to share the details of current and future research in the ongoing quest for solutions.