THE INTERVIEW: Should the U.S. Create a National Bitcoin Reserve? Experts Weigh In

Amid growing interest in cryptocurrencies, advocates are urging President-elect Donald Trump to establish a national reserve of Bitcoin, following news that 12 Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. attracted $6.2 billion in November. Financial expert David Sacco spoke with Hilary Golston about the potential implications of such a move, highlighting the risks and benefits of holding Bitcoin as a national asset. The conversation explores the intersection of traditional finance and digital currencies, questioning how the government might navigate this rapidly evolving space while maintaining economic stability.

THE INTERVIEW: Can the U.S. Military Legally Carry Out Deportations?

The potential use of the U.S. military for deporting illegal immigrants raises significant legal and constitutional questions. While the military plays a vital role in national security, its involvement in domestic law enforcement, including immigration enforcement, is restricted by the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits military intervention in civilian matters. Experts argue that using military personnel for deportations could blur the lines between military and civilian functions, potentially violating legal principles that protect individual rights and limit the scope of military power. These legal complexities underscore the challenges of employing the armed forces in immigration policy enforcement.

THE Interview: The Crypto Rally Faces Regulatory Scrutiny Amid Security Debate

Bitcoin’s surge has reignited enthusiasm in the crypto market, but questions about regulation and classification loom large. We explore the implications of the rally and whether cryptocurrencies should be classified as securities. Wayne State University Professor Dr. Tom Shohfi, with experience at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, breaks down the key regulatory challenges facing the crypto space and what it means for investors with Hilary Golston.

Saeed Khan, Wayne State University Professor, on Israel-Gaza war

United States military officials said strikes hit 85 targets late Friday in seven locations throughout Syria and Iraq in retaliation for a drone strike in Jordan in late January that killed three U.S. service members and wounded dozens. On Saturday, 36 Houthi sites in Yemen were said to be struck, in operation with Britain. Wayne State Professor Saeed Khan and FOX 2's Hilary Golston spoke about it.

Is a recession coming or not?

Inflation has been falling except for a slight uptick in December. Unemployment is low, and Fed chair Jerome Powell indicated it could almost be time for a pivot.

WSU professor Howard Lupovitch on Israel-Hamas

Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the occupied West Bank on Sunday. FOX 2's Hilary Golston spoke with Howard Lupovitch, a history professor at Wayne State, about the implications.

What do the UAW agreements mean for the future

In the interview, we asked Wayne State labor expert Marick Masters what the holdup might be between the UAW and GM. He thinks retirement security could be an issue or coverage of joint ventures under the national master agreement.

Auto analyst speaks on UAW strike

UAW president Shawn Fain is taking heat for his position that there's "more to be won" in contract negations with Detroit automakers despite record offers from all three. An automotive analyst you've seen on our air many times is among those--- saying take the deal.

Rep. Haley Stevens talks about the Hamas attack on Israel

The Israeli government formally declared war Sunday and gave the green light for "significant military steps" to retaliate against Hamas for its surprise attack from the Gaza Strip, portending greater fighting ahead as the toll from the conflict passed 900 dead and thousands wounded on both sides.

WSU professor Dr. Marick Master on UAW negotiations

UAW's president Shawn Fain has signaled the key issues are still being worked out and the union and the companies are still far apart. Fain says close to 80 percent of what the union wants hasn't even been in the counter-proposals the companies are putting forward. Marick Masters, a labor expert at Wayne State, says the big three are struggling to catch up on electrification.

Recession looming with the deficit's growth?

Dr. Michael Greiner, an economy expert at Oakland University, says there are signs people will have less disposable income. The most interesting takeaway for him from the aforementioned survey is people who earn 100,000 or more are really feeling it - while people earning 50,000 or less are more optimistic.

Detroit police commissioner asks feds to probe Detroit police and board

A member of the Board of Police Commissioners in Detroit levied major accusations of corruption against both the department and his own members Friday, asking the U.S. Attorney that the two be investigated. FOX 2's Hilary Golston spoke to Ricardo Moore to see what will happen next.

Russia expert Aaron Retish on drone strikes

You have to take the drone attacks in aggregate. That's what Russia expert Aaron Retish from Wayne State University explains. The devastation is less in lives and physical destruction but more on the mirage that public sentiment is with the Kremlin.

Study: Michigan ranked top 10 state for business

Michigan is ranked a top 10 state for business according to a recent CNBC study. Job growth, advanced manufacturing, cost of living, and doing business are key factors in the rankings. Dr. Michael Greiner, an economy expert from Oakland University, has used the data from this annual study in his work. Greiner tells FOX 2's Hilary Golston the survey is very heavily weighted toward the human capital in a state.