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When Donald Trump won Michigan, he did so with the support of the Christian Iraqi community because he promised to protect them. But more than 100 Iraqi Christians from Detroit have been threatened with deportation. Weam Namou is a Baghdad-born journalist who has been covering the story. She talked with Joe Teehan.

Host Dillon Honcoop discusses how the “Hirst” decision is effecting the Meridian School District’s ability to fund itself, as well as a new political fallout from the deceptive “Whatsupstream” advertising campaign attacking farmers

Joe and Alex talk about the humorous news story coming out of the Port Everett.  

Some nasty posts about Ferndale High School student popped up on an Instagram page.

Dave Vandehoff is a Spokane resident and city council watchdog who is against the proposal. He spoke with Joe and Alex about it on the KGMI Morning News.

Host Dillon Honcoop and guest Jim McKinney react to the US Supreme Court’s partial OK of the Trump Administration’s travel ban.

In the first half of the show ABC’s Kenneth Moton reports on the current situation with Trump’s replacement healthcare law.   Despite not quite having having enough votes in the senate to pass the new healthcare law, Trump remains optimistic.

Host Guy Ochiogrosso welcomes Christine Palmerton of Bellinghams’ NautiGirl Brands to discuss the legal proceedings involving her firm and Nautica.

Host Dick Donahue talks about the latest economic reports including home sales numbers, Trump’s reduction of federal regulations, and the Fed’s “data-driven” moves.

Host Dick Donahue brings the week’s financial news. Then, how is the TV viewership of sports changing?