Barack Obama speaks at DNC night 2 & crime stats fact check
Barack Obama speaks at DNC & crime stats fact check
Former president Barack Obama makes his case for why Vice President Harris should be elected president while speaking at the DNC. Plus, a Reality Check about crime statistics in the U.S. Also,, our Let It Rip panel's take on both campaigns, where things stand now, and where they need to go moving forward.
FOX 2 - On Night 2 of the Democratic National Convention former President Barack Obama gave the keynote speech supporting the Kamala Harris-Tim Walz ticket.
With less than 80 days left before Election Day, many are wondering if an ‘Obama-bump’ is in play with the vice president possibly getting a boost in the polls afterward. Battleground host S.E. Cupp joins us to talk about the impact on casual voters or those undecided, by the former president's prominent endorsement.
We'll also look at the evening's events as a whole, including former First Lady Michelle Obama's rousing speech after an uneven first night of the DNC which included President Joe Biden's uneven performance amid an excessively long program.
And - former President Donald Trump was in Livingston County to meet with law enforcement and hit on his tough-on-crime talking points. The campaign event was a private one but FOX 2 was there. We'll look at the crime statistics he argued are worse under the Biden-Harris regime and do a fact check.
Get caught up: Watch last night's Pulse below.
President Biden opens the DNC & uncommitted voter update
President Joe Biden gives the keynote speech on the first night of the DNC, highlighting his administration's accomplishments and pushing Americans to vote for democrats this fall. And as pro-Palestinian protests break out around the DNC, Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud discusses where things stand with Vice President Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket.