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Bishop discusses Gov. J.B. Pritzker's response to his question about whether two justices he gave $1 million each should recuse themselves in upcoming cases on no-cash bail and the state's gun ban where he's a lead defendant. State Rep. Dan Caulkins, the lead plaintiff in the gun ban case also reacts to whether the justices should recuse.
Bishop delivers The Springfield City Council Roundup focusing on debt forgiveness and more.
Bishop talks with Illinois Times reporter Scott Reeder about his latest article about "Debt and Donations" Read more: https://www.illinoistimes.com/springfield/debts-and-donations/Content?oid=16552171
In a brief Capitol Roundup, Bishop shares some moments from an Illinois Senate Committee about Illinois Senate Bill 1392 to allow lawsuits over "manipulated" content
Bishop reviews the controversy of two Illinois Supreme Court justices getting $1 million each from Gov. J.B. Pritzker before being elected. Pritzker is now top defendant in two high profile cases. Chris Forsyth with The Judicial Integrity Project says any hint of conflict leads to a conflict of interest and judges should recuse themselves in such instances.
Bishop airs the back and forth over never-before-seen footage from the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol
Bishop reviews legislation that could come up in the days ahead as lawmakers advance 'shell bill' is made
Bishop talks with the Illinois Symphony Orchestra about their upcoming performance of "Star Wars and Beyond."
Bishop talks with Moving Pillsbury Forward's Chris Richmond about a mystery developing around a cartoon character used for decades by the company.
Bishop reviews some recent headlines from across the country and in Illinois dealing with firearms.
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