Bishop talks with reporter William J. Kelly about the headlines out of Chicago this past weekend.

Bishop discusses some of the latest concerns about how various social media outlets continue to modify their content moderation policies.

From the deadline for Illinois governments to file briefs defending gun bans to compliance rates of the ATF's pistol stabilizing brace rule, Bishop reviews a slew of stories impacting the Second Amendment

Bishop talks about naturalization ceremonies, graduation season with students impacted by COVID lockdown and takes phone calls.

Bishop reviews a couple of stories about terrifying technology: A simulation of an AI equipped drone killing a human operator and Amazon having to settle for lax policies on Ring Doorbell and Alexa device data.

Bishop takes calls answer the question "what is your best and worst concert experience?"

Bishop reviews the back and forth of Matt Walsh's documentary "What Is A Woman?" being temporarily suppressed on Twitter. Update, Musk shares video saying "Every parent should watch this. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1664609193230204929

The Illinois Supreme Court will hear a pension consolidation lawsuit. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against a union a company sued for damaging company property during a strike.

Bishop reviews an Illinois state agency's "public service announcement" encouraging people to wear orange Friday to raise awareness about gun violence, but the campaign seems to originate from national gun control groups. This as next week, the first round of briefings in litigation against Illinois' gun ban are expected in a federal appeals court.

Bishop talks with singer/songwriter Avery Kern, who performs the original song "Better Than Mine"

More information at: averykernmusic.com