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Semafor congressional reporter Burgess Everett talks about the fate of Trump's cabinet picks in the Senate and the future of Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin.
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Illinois Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Lou Sandoval was on Springfield's Morning News to discuss what the election means for business, how the state will handle its upcoming financial challenges, and if Trump's tariff plan is good for the economy
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Lee Enterprises political reporter Brenden Moore was on Springfield's Morning News to discuss Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski's testimony in the Madigan trial and what to expect in the January lame duck session at the Capitol.
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Former Illinois congressman Joe Walsh joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the overthrow of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad and how anti-Trump conservatives move forward following the election.
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Chicago Tribune reporter Jeremy Gorner was a guest on Springfield's Morning News on the battle over the state's assault weapons ban and on the whereabouts of Gov. JB Pritzker.
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Bob Asmussen from the Champaign News-Gazette stops by Springfield's Morning News to chat about the college football playoff, Illinois' bid to the Citrus Bowl, and the death of Illinois assistant coach Dana Dimel.
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Jon Seidel of the Chicago Sun-Times checks in with Springfield's Morning News on the status of the Michael Madigan corruption trial and the likelihood Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (D-Springfield) is called as a witness.
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Bill Scher from Washington Monthly magazine joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the Hunter Biden pardon and Trump's controversial cabinet choices.
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Cassie Gray-Sautlet and Molly Harms from Downtown Springfield, Inc. joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss Old Capitol Holiday Walks now through Christmas in Springfield.
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Reggie Guyton and Sean Robb, stars of the Springfield Theatre Centre production of RENT discuss the production which premieres December 6 at the Hoogland Center for the Arts.
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PM Springfield with Patrick Pfingsten (formerly known as Springfield's Morning News) dives deep into the stories shaping Springfield and beyond. With sharp analysis, candid commentary, and a steady stream of interviews with lawmakers, insiders, and newsmakers, this show is your essential guide to the political pulse of the Prairie State.
Focus in on the interviews you want to hear with the PM Springfield Interviews podcast.
Patrick Pfingsten talks with Springfield’s key newsmakers weekdays on 97.7 FM and 970 AM WMAY weekdays 3pm - 6pm with a repeat of hour one from 6p - 7pm.
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