The Real Story with Jeanne Ives and Amy Jacobson

What exactly is Amendment 1 on your Illinois ballot this November?  Jeanne and Ted Dabrowski of Wirepoints talk in-depth about the misleading worker's rights talking points, how this amendment will eradicate the right to work in Illinois, and the power given to public sector unions like the Chicago Teachers Union.

Dr. Jessica Hockett (aka Emma Woodhouse), joins Jeanne to discuss the next battle in the school district; The CDC advises COVID vaccines for children; JB and his emergency rules that are still in effect; What is being pushed in our schools and promoted by our school board members, rather than what is the function of the school board.

We discuss the tragic death of Congressman Sean Casten’s daughter. Many people requested by FOIA the results of her autopsy. We look at the Coroner’s results. 

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With the harvest complete we are happy to welcome Chris Miller; Grandpa, Farmer, and State Legislator, to the show today to talk about farming, nitrogen prices, cattle, and food prices. As well as his annual Father/Son camp that he holds on his farm.

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In this special episode of The Real Story, Jeanne travels to Dolton, Illinois, to hear from 3  women brave enough to stand up and discuss their first-hand experiences with corruption in the village. Kiana Belcher, Cheryl Collins, and Samysha Williams give their perspectives on how the current Mayor of Dolton has treated them and the rampant corruption they have experienced.

And in Studio we welcome the Edgar County Watchdogs, Kirk Allen, and John Kraft. They are here to break down exactly what is happening in Dolton and some other shocking things they have uncovered in their years of being watchdogs here in Illinois.

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James DiNaso, a gym owner from Coles County Illinois, Joins us for a special interview. At a recent campaign stop for Governor JB Pritzker, Mr. DiNaso voiced his opinion over the forced shutdown of his gym while the Governor kept the gyms open in his hotels.

We discuss the incident that happened after Mr. DiNaso exercised his right to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Joining us also is his Attorney, Todd Reardon.

Taking a page, or more specifically the second page, out of the book from our next guest we take on the fourth estate.  Jeanne Ives welcomes long-time Chicago columnist John Kass to the show.

We take a quick look at the downfall of “Journalism”, the most egregious failings of our politicians, and what happened to our schools.

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Dennis Byrne, who has written for The Chicago. Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, and the Chicago Daily News;  joins us today to discuss His book;  The Governor You Do Not Know What Every Illinoisan Should Know. Everything you should know about Governor JB Pritzker.

As an opinion writer and editorial board member, he began to be unable to defend the positions of the democrat party and his eventual agreement with more conservative viewpoints.

The state of politics in Illinois and the country as a whole; what matters to voters; And our political characters that lack character.

Kevin Coyne, from Safe Suburbs USA PAC, joins us today to discuss the Safe-T Act from the point of a former City councilman and now head of the Safe Suburbs USA PAC.

Illinois State Representative Tom Morrison and former State Representative John Cabello join Jeanne Ives to discuss how the Safe-T Act was passed in Illinois; As well as some of the details inside this law, and what will become law on January 1st, 2023 here in Illinois.

Robert Bevis of Law Weapons & Supply joins Jeanne to talk about the lawsuit that was just filed against the City of Naperville in Illinois.  

On August 12th, 2022 the City of Naperville enacted a ban on the sale of firearms within city limits, harming the family-owned firearm store. The question we ask in this episode is; can this law pass the Constitutional test, or has Naperville overstepped its authority?