Bishop On Air

Bishop reviews the latest stats from Illinois State Police about how many gun owners registered their banned firearms in the first week the registration is open and gets reaction from gun rights advocate Todd Vandermyde of  @freedomssteel3746 

Bishop shares the latest in court action surrounding gun laws in Illinois and California and airs comments from Gov. J.B. Pritzker about whether evidence of violent crime in Chicago shows gun control laws don't work.

Bishop talks with state Sen. Steve McClure about upcoming fall veto session at the Illinois Statehouse and what taxpayers could expect.

Bishop airs some of Monday's speech from Robert Kennedy Jr. declaring his run as an independent candidate for president.

While recent polling shows disfavor for sanctuary city policies including a majority of minority groups opposing such policies, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says the frustration comes from a lack of progress on his progressive agenda as he deals with migrants

Bishop gives the latest status of some high-profile lawsuits against Illinois gun laws and reviews a story out of Israel about the growing numbers wanting to keep and bear arms.

Bishop takes calls about the city of Chicago gearing up to get rid of the tipped wage for restaurant staff.

Bishop talks with William Kelly, a reporter out of Chicago, about the continued violent crime and migrant crisis in the Windy City.

Bishop reviews some of the latest back and forth over the continued migrant crisis impacting Chicago and whether Illinois taxpayers will be further on the hook for the costs.

Bishop shares some of the concerns recently raised around the state's gun and ammo registration as we await Illinois State Police to release the first week's worth of data