In his new series of interviewing local business people Renk Interviewed Monte Nelson owner of Nelson's Appliance Parts and Service. He asked Monte how his business faired during Covid and today as well as how the supply change problem is affecting his business.

Renk discussed an update to the CDC's recent change in the definition of a vaccine. He also spoke about Gov Whitmer using liberal fact checking site on Michigan Government websites.

Renk spoke about the definition change of the word vaccine by the CDC and other issues.

Renk spoke about former Michigan Governor Granholm's appearances on the Sunday talk show circuit. She stated that she hopes gasoline does not go above $4 dollars a gallon and heating our homes this winter will be much more expensive.

Renk discussed the fact that Michigan child care workers could receive a $1,000 bonus paid by taxpayers.

Renk interviewed Maxford Nelsen, Freedom Foundation Director of Labor Policy. There’s an alarming provision in the Build Back Better Act (BBBA) concerning Medicaid funding expansion that we think all taxpayers should know about before it’s passed and sent to President Biden’s desk.

Renk interviewdPILF President J. Christian Adams concerning the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) federal lawsuit against Michigan Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson for failure to remove deceased registrants from the voter rolls and for failing to provide documents regarding efforts to remove deceased registrants from the voter rolls

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The Foundation’s analysis reveals that as of August 2021, there were over 25,975 deceased registrants on Michigan’s voter rolls.

Renk gave an update on the Kellogg and the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers union strike. The "Last Best Final Offer" from Kellogg was rejected by the union negotiation team.

Renk discussed a number of issues one being Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's cautioning Americans against "destroying our institutions".

Renk spoke about the election bills the Michigan state House Democrats want to introduce.