Will Americans rise to the challenges we face as a nation? Listeners lend their views on President Obama's Second Inaugural Speech.

Bankole Thompson joins the conversation about what issues women will consider when voting

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Bankole Thompson of The Michigan Chronicle joins Craig to recap Tuesday night's presidential debate in Hempstead, New York.

Last night was the second Presidential debate of this election season. Craig recaps the big moments from the debate with Vanessa Denha Garmo, publisher of The Chaldean News, Henry Payne, Political Cartoonist for the Detroit News, Robert Laurie, political writer and blogger and Lori Lamerand; board chair of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Michigan.

Craig previews Tuesday night's presidential debate between Barack Obama and Paul Ryan. Listeners called in to express their opinions and expectations.

Craig recaps last night's VP debate with Willow Run Tea Party Caucus Co-Director Dan Benefiel, the Michigan Chronicle's Bankole Thompson and listeners.

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Last night was the first Presidential debate of the election season. Craig recaps the debate, speaks with Michigan Chronicle senior editor Bankole Thompson, PBS Detroit anchor Christy McDonald, Detroit Free Press editorial page director Stephen Henderson and former Michigan Governor James Blanchard about their feelings on the performances of President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney and takes calls from listeners.

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Craig takes calls from listeners and asks, what questions are you hoping will be answered at tonight's debate? What could Mitt Romney do to change people's opinions of him?

Craig speaks with Republican Strategist Saul Anuzis about what Republicans are hoping to hear during this evening's Presidential Debate and what Mitt Romney needs to do to change the tide in the polls.

Tomorrow night is the first Presidential Debate of this election season and Craig wants you to play moderator. What questions would you ask Governor Romney and President Obama? Craig discusses and takes calls from listeners.

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Craig speaks with Herman Cain about his new organization, Job Creators Solutions. Herman partnered with Home Depot founder Bernie Marcus to create the new organization which aims to provide employers with the necessary tools to educate employees about policies that can effect profitability and success.

Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney was videotaped at a closed-door fundraiser saying that "47 percent of people will vote for the president no matter what" and that this 47 percent, who Romney says don't pay income tax,"believe the government has a responsibility to care for them," and that they "believe they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it." Craig discusses what this video means for the Romney campaign going forward, the effect it may have on voters and takes calls from listeners.

Craig speaks with Republican, Saul Anuzis about the DNC.

WDET's Travis Wright and Laura Weber Davis recap Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's appearance in Commerce Twp., and his controversial comments about birth certificates.

Craig speaks with WDET's Quinn Klinefelter about Vice President Joe Biden's visit to Detroit.

Radio talk show host Brian Lehrer of New York City's public radio station WNYC joins Craig to discuss the upcoming Republican National Convention, taking place in Tampa, Fl. Lehrer will be going to Tampa next week to cover the convention.

Craig opens the phones to ask listeners what they think of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's pick for VP candidate, Rep. Paul Ryan.

Craig speaks with Author and Washington Post Associate Editor David Maraniss about his new book, Barack Obama: The Story.

Conservative writer Robert Laurie kicks off a call-in about Presidential Candidates Romney and Obama and their indiscretions as high school students.

Stephen Henderson and Craig discuss Gay Marriage and its role as an issue in the Presidential campaign.

Linda Killian, Author of “The Swing Vote”

Craig discusses the anniversary of the killing of Osama Bin Laden

Rick Santorum steps down from the presidential platform Tuesday.

Over 400 delegates in ten states turned in their ballots on the biggest day of the Presidential primary.

Craig discusses the results of the Michigan Presidential Primary with Dante Chinni, of Patchwork Nation;Rob Laurie, Freelance Political Columnist; Laura Weber, of Michigan Public Radio; and Bankole Thompson of The Michigan Chronicle. Craig will also take listeners' calls and check-in with members of the Public Insight Network.

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With Arizona and Michigan's GOP primaries just a day away, Craig compares and contrasts the campaigns launched in each respective state with Howard Fischer, Chief Correspondent of Capitol Media Services and State Capitol Reporter for NPR Member Station, KNAU, in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Rick Santorum's lead in the polls over Mitt Romney has dwindled. Craig takes listener calls on Michigan's primary and our state's role in choosing a candidate for the Republican party.

Craig takes an deeper look at GOP Presidential Candidate Senator Rick Santorum with a profile from Philadelphia Inquirer Politics columnist Tom Fitzgerald.

The Boston Globe Staff Writer Scott Helman joins Craig to discuss the recent book he co-authored, "The Real Romney."

How well do you know the 2012 Presidential candidates? Craig challenges listeners to a quiz.