Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo "purging" his Instagram of Bucks memories, which makes them wonder if Giannis should leave Milwaukee. They discuss this with Truth Nation, and why our city has invested so much into this franchise and yet so little to our own community. Later, Dame and Homer make parallels between support of elected officials who invest in the community and its programs like in Baltimore and question why Milwaukee does not have the same mentality. Should we take more notes from Baltimore? Are these sports leagues worth more of our money, time, and resources than our own people?

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo "purging" his Instagram of Bucks memories, which makes them wonder if Giannis should leave Milwaukee. They discuss this with Truth Nation, and why our city has invested so much into this franchise and yet so little to our own community. Later, Dame and Homer make parallels between support of elected officials who invest in the community and its programs like in Baltimore and question why Milwaukee does not have the same mentality. Should we take more notes from Baltimore? Are these sports leagues worth more of our money, time, and resources than our own people?

Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace breaks down the unfortunate outcome of the senior living center in McGovern Park. Kyle recounts how we got here. He recalls his own remarks this summer when he questioned city leaders on what the plan would be after voting to turn down federal funding to rebuild and slightly expand the center. Now, 3 months later, the center is still closed and may not reopen due to the historic flooding in August. Kyle asks Truth Nation whether the decisions our elected leaders are making reflect what Milwaukee actually needs.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey catch up on the holidays and snow shoveling responsibilities. Then, they discuss the new requirements for citizens to qualify for food assistance programs along with the expiration of Obamacare tax credits. Dame shares his thoughts on Project 25 being linked to the changes in food assistance and healthcare. Later, Dame and Bailey talk about a new ICE processing center coming to the Northwest side of Milwaukee and what it means for the surrounding black neighborhoods. Also, Dame and Bailey address The Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's comments on proper airplane etiquette and the administration's proposed idea to implement a "new civility campaign" for flying. Bailey and Dame share their thoughts on proper attire for planes and where bonnets and pajamas are acceptable.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey catch up on the holidays and snow shoveling responsibilities. Then, they discuss the new requirements for citizens to qualify for food assistance programs along with the expiration of Obamacare tax credits. Dame shares his thoughts on Project 25 being linked to the changes in food assistance and healthcare. Later, Dame and Bailey talk about a new ICE processing center coming to the Northwest side of Milwaukee and what it means for the surrounding black neighborhoods. Also, Dame and Bailey address The Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's comments on proper airplane etiquette and the administration's proposed idea to implement a "new civility campaign" for flying. Bailey and Dame share their thoughts on proper attire for planes and where bonnets and pajamas are acceptable.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman discuss their holiday weekend, the Black Friday boycott and shopping and the winter snowstorm that covered Southeast Wisconsin. Later they give updates on both the extradition of Martell D. Haire back to Wisconsin, and the suicide of Tory Medley. Homer and Bailey chat about mental health being taboo in black communities and also shed light on a tragic mass shooting at a child's birthday in California.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman discuss their holiday weekend, the Black Friday boycott and shopping and the winter snowstorm that covered Southeast Wisconsin. Later they give updates on both the extradition of Martell D. Haire back to Wisconsin, and the suicide of Tory Medley. Homer and Bailey chat about mental health being taboo in black communities and also shed light on a tragic mass shooting at a child's birthday in California.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey talk about privilege or stupidity as Greenfield Police Officer Jay Johnson faces a second felony charge. Then they discuss a new drug cocktail, Nitazenes that is hitting the streets and is more powerful than fentanyl. Later, they chat about Foxconn taking another state check, this time for $16 million for a new AI data center. Bailey and Dame wonder if they will actually keep their word and create jobs or will Wisconsin be swindled out of money once again.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey talk about privilege or stupidity as Greenfield Police Officer Jay Johnson faces a second felony charge. Then they discuss a new drug cocktail, Nitazenes that is hitting the streets and is more powerful than fentanyl. Later, they chat about Foxconn taking another state check, this time for $16 million for a new AI data center. Bailey and Dame wonder if they will actually keep their word and create jobs or will Wisconsin be swindled out of money once again.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman discuss updates in the capture of Morgan Geyser, the Slenderman Killer. They talk about her escape and capture with a 43-year-old Chad Mecca, how coherent Geyser is, and the end of her free will. Later Homer and Bailey talk about the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) redirecting funds from permanent supportive housing to transitional housing programs. They share how this will impact Milwaukee's black communities, how those who've abused the system has changed it for everyone, and what this influx of homeless people will mean for the city. Then Homer and Bailey pull from Truth to Power and discuss if it's necessary for a woman to cook in order to find love.