Episode Transcript
And this is West Michigan's morning News. Steve, Kelly, Brett, Keita,
Lawrence Smith. How many times do I have to tell you?
It is Thursday, November sixth, twenty twenty five. This segment
brought to you by Consumers Energy, dedicated to Michigan and
the communities.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
We serve What's not online and what talk Now at
Woodradio Dot how This is the Trending Now report on
Wood Radio.
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Supreme Court heard oral arguments from the Trump administration and
a group of businesses and states who sued over the
April Liberation Day tariffs. The Justices will answer whether the
President has the authority to impose those tariffs under the
International Economic Emergency Powers Act. There is Secretary of Commerce
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Howard Lutnick calling a shot. You're hearing it here from me.
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President Trump is going to win this case.
Speaker 1 (00:50):
We will keep you posted. Democrats won key elections in Virginia,
New Jersey, and New York City where they ran on
addressing the cost of living and fight back against President Trump.
On Hannity yesterday, House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Speaker 4 (01:05):
This is not a bell weather of things to come.
We can still stand for Americas founding principles that's what
the Republican Party is doing.
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On the other side of the aisle. Amid the government
shut down and the struggle in Congress, Democrats standing by
their demands for massive increases in healthcare funding for Medicaid.
Here is Representative Hakeem Jeffrey.
Speaker 5 (01:26):
Reopens the government that it enacts as spending agreement that
is actually designed to make life better for working class Americans,
middle class Americans, and everyday Americans, while at the same
time decisively addresses the Republican healthcare crisis.
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He's the House Minority leader. Will House Republicans, I'm sorry,
Senate Republicans use the nuclear option seven forty five. Rory
O'Neil will explain.
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Also trending this morning. One of the other unintended consequences
I'm sure of the federal government shutdown, national cemeteries may
not be able to do veterans date programming. If the
government stays shut down through Tuesday, Well, that wasn't going
to stop them. In Ross Township, this is right outside
of Kalamazoo. Colonel Frank Walker is the president of the
Military Support Groups of America and chair of the Fort
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Custer National Cemetery Advisory Committee, A veteran himself. He said, listen,
the community came together. They have a stage, loudspeakers, chairs,
they're even able to get a fly over to kick
things off eleven am on Tuesday, something he tells with
TV He's not surprised about this show.
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This show those guys in Washington that they're not going
to stop us. But it certainly means a lot to
me as a fellow venturer. But I will tell you
that I didn't expect any less. I've been within this
community for seventy five years. I grew up in this committee.
I didn't expect any less. I knew these folks would
come together.
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So there you go, power of community fired up.
Speaker 1 (02:51):
I love that.
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Going to hockey in the NHL. Now, there's always the
goats right in every sport. Tom Brady in the NFL,
the great ones, the great one. But he might have
to move over for this guy. Funk got out of
the Air finals.
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It's the shots to.
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Now that's a hockey horn. On TNT last night against
Saint Louis, career goal number nine hundred for Alex Ovechkin.
It's never been done before. The great number eight with
the backhand like he always does catching a goaltender off guard.
And here's what's cool. The Saint Louis goaltender tried to
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sneak Ovetchen's goal because the celebration was going on, put
it in his pants and they asked him. Yeah, they
asked him to take it out everyone saw and give it.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
Awesome, like he's got an inside puck pouch.
Speaker 4 (03:51):
I don't know if he was going to try and
sell it himself on eBay or was sick because he
gave it up.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
That's awesome. Those are just some of the stories we
are following for you today.
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