The Mike Broomhead Show

The 17th annual Phoenix Children’s Give-A-Thon week kicks off today.

A new F.B.I report shows there was 1.3 million crimes on public schools grounds between 2020-24. Broomhead talks about the reporting and if Arizona schools are safe. 

The secretary of Housing Urban Development is trying to end government dependcey to decrease homelessness. Broomhead talks the state of emergency the the governor of New Mexico declared over opioid addictions.

Jaclyn Kulfan with American Legion is an Army veteran who works on destigmatizing veteran suicide and mental health. Broomhead talks to her about what American Legion does and how people can help. 

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt updates the number of arrests and ICE detainments since the National Guard has taken control in D.C. Broomhead talks about how it is helping crime rates and what could happen if Congress approves a long-term placement of the National Guard. 

Retails sales went up by 0.5% in July, which was better than expected. Broomhead discusses what that means for the economy along with the job market. 

PPI numbers jump. Mike Broomhead breaks down what this means for you and if there is good news from these index reports. 

A 37-year-old man handed a threatening note to a school office and was detained. Broomhead talks about other examples of school threats being punished and when it should or shouldn't happen. 

A Peoria man was sent an HOA violation for having red and blue porch lights in support of first responders. Mike Broomhead talks about how people show support and why the HOA shouldn't fine Gene Sweeney. 

The National Guard has been deployed in Washington D.C. Mike Broomhead reacts to U.S. Senator Mark Kelly's comments on the federal takeover.