WXYZ-TV Editorial Director Chuck Stokes (who had been at WXYZ-TV since 1981, when ABC had owned the operated the Station, before ABC had sold the Station to Scripps-Howard in 1986, when the merged ABC/Capital Cities Communications had to divest itself of some of the legacy ABC and Capital Cities owned and operated Radio and Television Stations; in order to stay within the allotted amount of Radio and Television Stations set forth by the FCC an individual or a business can own), and one-time Michigan State Republican politician Bill Ballenger (who had served in the Michigan State House Of Representatives from 1969-1970, and later in the Michigan State Senate from 1971-1974); had together appeared as members of the panel on an episode of a Regional Public Television Show “Off The Record”, hosted by Michigan political pundit, and Radio and Television Personality Tim Skubick (which is locally produced by, and originates from PBS Television Affiliate WKAR-TV; owned and operated by Michigan State University; and is aired locally by other PBS Television affiliates throughout the entire State of Michigan).

This episode of “Off The Record” had aired on May 31, 2024.

The topic of this particular episode of “Off The Record” is the evil Donald Trump having recently been convicted of some of his many crimes. See this earlier post Thank Goodness The Evil Donald Trump Has Been Convicted Of Some Of His Many Crimes with my own viewpoint on Donald Trump having recently been convicted (as of the time of writing this post) of some of his many crimes.

Tim Skubick, besides working for WKAR Radio and Television; also serves as a Political Commentator on WWJ-AM, the AM/Mediumwave Radio Station in the Detroit market that has had its All-News format since 1976.

One-time Michigan State politician Bill Ballenger, who was born on March 28, 1941; is the grandson of William S. Ballenger Sr., one of the five men who had founded the Buick Motor Company before it was purchased by, and vertically integrated into General Motors in 1908. William S. Ballenger Sr. had actually indorsed the purchase of the Buick Motor Company by General Motors in 1908.

https://www.wkar.org/shows/record/episodes/may-31-2024-correspondents-edition-off-the-record-utxkn3