Well, we have a lot to talk about. As Donald Trump starts to announce his cabinet choices, it should be clear he didn't change anything from the last go round. If anything, the President-elect is even more committed to breaking things. Matt Gaetz and RFK, Jr. are the only two things you must worry about. There already seems to be some voter's remorse over giving Trump a second chance to ruin the economy and live out his fever dream of being a dictator. At the same time, there is a lot to worry about. We have to be ready for anything. Join me along with Val Atkinson as we discuss what happens next and how we can come out the other side with the fewest scares possible.

There are only three days left until election day. Most people are expressing anxiety over who will win. Join us this week as we take a deep dive into what is happening in the final stretch of this divisive and historic campaign. Can Kamala Harris win in battleground states like North Carolina and Georgia? We also dove deep into Trump's fascist and violent rhetoric against Liz Cheney, his Nazi-style rally, along with news from Gaza and Ukraine.

We are just two weeks away from the general election, and early voting has started. We take a deep dive into the latest on the Trump and Harris campaigns. Will black male voters make a difference, or the ongoing troubles in Gaza. We also talk about Hurricane Recovery, Diddy, and the other crazy person, not named Mark Robinson, running for an important position in North Carolina. All that and much more on The Deal.

North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson is in hot water and apparently on Nude Africa. Can the Democrats take advantage of the troubles of Trump-loving Robinson? We also look at the continued troubles for the immigrant communities in Springfield, Ohio, and Aurora, Colorado. Plus, there are troubles in the Middle East, Representative Jasmine Crokett's latest takedown of the GOP, and much more.

Well, it has happened again. Another attempt at the assassination of Donald Trump. We try to make sense of that and look back at the debate. Plus, we cover crazy Trump conspiracies like Haitians eating pets. You can't make this stuff up. We also look at some international news from Gaza and Ukraine. All that and much more on this week's episode of The Deal.

The media called for Kamala Harris to do an interview. She's done it now, and while it wasn't earth-shattering newsmaking, it was a clear and competent performance. Join Val Atkinson and me as we take a deep dive into the interview, review the latest polling data, and discuss Trump 360 on the six-week abortion ban. Plus, we talk about health concerns over the West Nile virus, the pending drop in interest rates, and the campaign for the White House—all that and much more, on this week's episode of The Deal.

The Presidential election is heating up and we give you our latest take on the state of the race. We also take a deep dive on some international news, like the likely collapse of any deal to end the conflict in Gaza and Ukraine's incursion into Russia. Our big topic this week is how Trump plans to win the election without worrying about counting votes, and how the 12th Amendment plays a role. We end the program talking North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson and his problem with women voters over the abortion issue. Subscriber so you never have to miss an episode, and don't forget to share.

Join us for another information-packed show. We discuss the impact and legacy of Shirley Chisolm's historic presidential run in 1972 and what it says about how far we have come as we look at VP Harris' campaign. Of course, we can't go a week without talking about the craziness of the Trump/Vance campaign. We also talked about Joe Biden's sitdown with CBS and why he handed the nomination to Harris. We also talk a dive into NC gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson's flip-flop on abortion and question about the daycare he ran with his wife. Of course, we have to take a look at the Olympics. Nearly every major Western country was represented well by people of African descent. All of that and so much more.