'The Week That Was:' Can the Feds Go After Money Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Raises?

07/01/22 • 66 min

Nancy Derringer, host of "The Week That Was," talks with former Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Bullotta, who prosecuted Kwame Kilpatrick, ex-Duggan mayoral Chief of Staff Alexis Wiley, attorney Todd Perkins and Deadline Detroit's Allan Lengel

They consider whether Donald Trump should get indicted, the 6-3 Supreme Court divisions and Clarence Thomas, whether the feds can go after money ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick raises for his new baby, the troubled Flint water case, the shaky GOP field for governor and nominees for "Schmuck of the Week."

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My Former Colleague at the Washington Post Was Listening to the Police Scanner the Night of the Watergate Break-in

Deadline Detroit editor Allan Lengel talks to Martin Weil, a former colleague at the Washington Post, about Watergate on the 50th anniversary of the break-in.
Weil was listening to the police scanner at 1 a.m. on a Saturday when he repeatedly heard: "Doors open at the Watergate."
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