Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill Cobbs says Attorney General Bill Schuette and former Ingham County Prosecutor Gretchen Whitmer should have acted sooner looking into how Michigan State University handled the Larry Nassar sexual assault claims. Cobbs also says after watching the State of the State that it's clear to him that Gov. Rick Snyder has moved on mentally and is not completely focused on the job at hand. What else does Cobbs have to say?

Also, what did Gov. Rick Snyder do during his Flint water crisis controversy that former MSU President Lou Anna Simon and the Board of Trustees didn't do during their Nassar controvery? How closely will Schuette look into the MSU police, the entity that helped him put Nassar away?