In this insightful interview, Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers joins Joe Pags to reflect on the FBI, DOJ, and the lasting legacy of 9/11. As a former intelligence officer, Rogers recounts where he was during the tragic events of 9/11 and how, after the second plane hit, he immediately recognized it as a terror attack. He dives into the engineering strategy behind the attack and reflects on the unity Americans experienced on 9/12, in contrast to the political divide today.
Rogers discusses his current Senate race, likening it to Trump’s 2016 campaign, explaining that it’s a tight race driven by economic concerns, with voters prioritizing financial issues. He also tackles EV mandates in Michigan, the economic challenges the state is facing with EV production, and the dependence on minerals from China, which he believes is a long-term issue that needs to be addressed.
As a former FBI field agent, Rogers also offers his perspective on how the agency’s focus has shifted, calling for the FBI to return to its roots of serving the American people by addressing critical issues such as drugs coming across the border.
For more insights and details on this powerful conversation, you can listen to the full interview below.