Bishop airs some of the tapes federal prosecutors released in the trial of the "ComEd Four" showing how former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan would give "assignments" to his close confidant Michael McClain

Bishop reviews and takes  your calls about the latest headlines around former President Donald Trump saying he expects to be arrested Tuesday in New York over what's expected to be campaign finance violations.

Bishop shares responses to Freedom of Information Act requests from the Illinois State Police and Illinois Attorney General about what the guidance of enforcing Illinois' gun ban is following a Macon County judge's final judgement the law is unconstitutional and reviews some of the latest filings in the Southern District U.S. Courts challenging the ban.

Bishop takes calls answering what question you'd ask Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

Bishop delves into the questions of how the recent bank turmoil may be impacting Illinois various public employee pension funds.

Bishop reviews some of the latest out of the 'ComEd Four' trial with former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's voice heard on recordings entered as evidence in the case.

Bishop gives a first blush of the dozens of pages of answers the state filed in federal court to the allegations Illinois' gun ban violates the Second Amendment. More to come on that! He also reviews a FAQ from Illinois State Police and the Illinois Attorney General upset at credit card companies.

Bishop reviews some of the reporting from the opening arguments by prosecutors in the "ComEd Four" trial alleging corruption at the Illinois statehouse involving former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan.

Bishop talks in studio with state Rep. Adam Niemerg, R-Dieterich, about his questions surrounding unemployment fraud, the importance of the audit commission and reaction to the perceived conflicts of interest.

Bishop talks with Bob Fioretti, a former Chicago Alderman and an attorney, about the perceived conflict of interest when politicians give political contributions to judges.