Bishop On Air

Bishop talks with U.S. LawShield's Kirk Evans about the status of Illinois' gun and magazine ban and more.

Bishop shares some of the reaction from Gov. J.B. Pritzker about an inspector finding dozens of state employees committing fraud in the Paycheck Protection Program.

Bishop talks with state Sen. Neil Anderson about the recent Illinois Supreme Court ruling upholding the state's gun and magazine ban, the state's new law allowing lawsuits against the firearms industry, gender neutral bathrooms and a preview of the upcoming veto session.

Bishop gets out the latest filings in the challenge to Illinois' gun and magazine ban in front of the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeal.

Bishop shares some of the new leadership choices in Chicago with Mayor Brandon Johnson's new pick for chief of police and his response to the firing of the public health director.

Bishop reviews some of the lawsuit filed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation against the state of Illinois just days after the state enacted House Bill 218 allowing lawsuits against the industry for a variety of things.

Bishop reviews Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's action on dozens of bills, including several vetoes.

Bishop shares moments when Gov. J.B. Pritzker enacted a law allowing lawsuits against the firearms industry for making things less safe, or how they advertise. Several individuals in the industry respond.

Bishop opens the phone lines for callers to sound off on the state's gun and magazine ban being upheld by the Illinois Supreme Court.

Bishop talks with reporter William Kelly about the latest out of Chicago, including the new police superintendent announced by Mayor Brandon Johnson.

Bishop shares reaction to Friday's Illinois Supreme Court ruling upholding the state's gun and magazine ban from attorney Thomas DeVore.

Bishop reviews some of the ruling out of the Illinois Supreme Court Friday, state Rep. Dan Caulkins' reaction and the questions around perceived conflicts of interest and whether those can be taken to the federal judiciary.

Bishop reads some of the ruling from the Illinois Supreme Court upholding the state's gun and magazine ban.

Bishop shares Gov. J.B. Pritzker's answer to what his favorite fair food is. It's corndogs. But, he also sparks the debate about the quality of the person being determined by what condiment they put on their fair food delicacy

Bishop talks with Amber and Lacey from Capital City Improv out this Saturday's Totally Rad 90s Improv Show at the Hoogland Center for the Arts.

Bishop talks with Zhonette Brown, a civil rights attorney, about the case challenging the federal government's role in censoring speech on social media companies.

Bishop talks with state Rep. Dan Caulkins, R-Decatur, about the expected outcome of the Illinois Supreme Court's opinion in the challenge of the state's gun and magazine ban.

Bishop talks with Illinois Farm Bureau President Richard Guebert about the importance of agriculture.

Bishop discusses the arguments behind the Illinois Supreme Court case on the state's gun and magazine ban, the possible outcomes and the persistent questions of conflict of interest

Bishop takes a look at the butter cow unveiled at the 2023 Illinois State Fair

Bishop talks with state Sen. Jason Plummer, R-Edwardsville, about non-citizen police officers, the state's gun ban and more where Plummer said Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is "dangerous," doesn't think the rules apply to him and has "no respect for the constitution."

Bishop shares some of the history behind the changing of the name of a Springfield mental health facility.

Bishop airs concerns from Springfield Police Chief Ken Scarlette about trespassing homeless and Gov. J.B. Pritzker's response.

Bishop airs the response to his question of Gov. J.B. Pritzker about whether there should be a criminal investigation of the contractor responsible for some of the $5 billion in pandemic unemployment 'overpayments."

Bishop reviews the case USA v. Patrick Daniels where a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals found the U.S. law baring a nonviolent drug user from owning firearms is unconstitutional.