Bishop On Air

Bishop unpacks the latest in the challenge of Illinois' gun ban in the Illinois Supreme Court with plaintiffs motioning to have two justices that received campaign contribution from lead defendants to recuse themselves. One justice candidate had previously acknowledged problems with perceived bias.

Bishop opens up the phone lines to take calls in response to the indictment of former President Donald Trump.

Bishop reviews some of the legislative action in the Illinois Senate this week with a state senator having to apologize for swearing on the Senate floor during debate.

Bishop revisits Illinois' continued population decline with Gov. J.B. Pritzker denying the stats while lawmakers on both sides of the aisle see the state shrinking.

Bishop gets some to some of the latest in filings the state made in the McHenry County case challenging Illinois' gun ban and airs Gov. J.B. Pritzker's comments in response to how to collect gun data across the state.

Bishop reviews the latest reaction in the unprecedented indictment of former President Donald Trump and takes a few calls.

The U.S. Census released county level population estimates that shows not only is Cook County the second largest loser of people from the most recent year's analysis, but 92 of Illinois' 102 counties are losing population. Bishop shares Gov. J.B. Pritzker's response to whether he still thinks Illinois is growing rather than shrinking.

Bishop talks with Bob Fioretti, a former Chicago alderman, about the upcoming election for Chicago mayor.

Bishop shares a conversation with Donna Hopwood, a candidate for Springfield Dist. 186 school board, about her candidacy and reaction to be being targeted by the Democratic Party of Illinois.