Bishop On Air

Bishop talks with Chicago reporter William Kelly about today's mayoral primary where he provides his predictions that incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot will get help from the jail vote to advance to the April runoff.

Bishop gets out the latest in the debate over Illinois' end of no-cash bail that has been halted pending an appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court

Bishop shares the latest news of the Illinois National Guard receiving the DoD guidance about rescinding the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Bishop shares some of the measure being offered up at the Illinois statehouse concerning self defense, including a measure from state Sen. Neil Anderson that requires lawmakers to take firearms courses if they file gun control bills.

Bishop reviews the filing in the federal court from the Illinois Sheriffs' Association opposing the state's gun and magazine ban.

Bishop talks in studio with retired U.S. Air Force Col. Mark Hurley about his experience with the COVID-19 vaccine mandates and what the military needs to start thinking about when discussing reinstatement and readiness.

Bishop reviews some of the recent headlines about COVID-19, including the status of the lab leak theory and SNL airing Woody Harrelson's joke about "drug cartel" colluding with the media

Bishop shares comments from Tom DeVore and Jerry Stocks, attorneys in separate challenges to Illinois gun ban, about their motives in how they're handling their cases.

Bishop reviews the latest in the federal challenges against Illinois' gun ban where a judge Friday set a briefing schedule and a hearing for April 12 for the four cases in the southern district. 

Illinois Times reporter Scott Reeder joins Bishop to talk about a couple of stories he recently published about Springfield city government and that Illinois balloon that may have been shot down by the U.S. military.