Bishop On Air

From Friday's show: Bishop shares Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s response to the question of whether President Joe Biden should debate former President Donald Trump and takes calls live from the Discord server.

From Friday's show: Bishop discusses the continued push from Illinois Republicans to have more transparency on taxpayer dollars being spent on the migrant crisis.

From Friday's show: Bishop reviews some of the agenda items President Joe Biden shared during his State of the Union address Thursday evening.

From Thursday's show: In an Illinois Statehouse Roundup, Bishop reviews some of the various stories that came out of Springfield ranging from legislators looking at making social media companies pay digital news outlets for their content being shared on big tech platforms, to a former state senator being sentenced for tax evasion.

From Thursday's show: Bishop reviews a recent Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability memo looking into the economic impacts of the state’s gun and magazine ban and gets reaction from state Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer.

From Wednesday's show: Illinois State Police respond to legislatures’ objection to gun ban rules; Pritzker says grocery tax elimination is GOP’s idea

From today's show: Slew of gun bills could be heard in Illinois House committee today; Trump remaining on Illinois’ ballot will help Democrats, Pritzker says

From Monday's show: Federal judge upholds Cook County's gun ban as Southern District case continues; Another violent weekend as migrant concerns persist

From Friday's show: Plaintiff lays out next steps in federal challenge to Illinois’ gun ban; As POTUS candidates talk border security, Pritzker discusses helping ‘asylum seekers;’ Friday Discord calls on gun ban challenges, border crisis and more

From Thursday's show: SCOTUS tackles bump stock ban during oral arguments; Judge rules Trump off Illinois' ballot but holds order pending appeal

From Wednesday's show: Big day in the courts with cases challenging bump stocks, Illinois’ gun ban; Pritzker not in favor of deferring IL’s emission standards to CA’s

Bishop reviews the back and forth between Gov. J.B. Pritzker and critics of his proposed spending plan, including getting rid of the 1% grocery tax that municipalities say lays the burden on local taxpayers.

Bishop reviews various headlines from across the country in regards to legislative action, lawsuits and more

Bishop talks with Chicago reporter William Kelly about the latest headlines from Chicago and beyond.

Bishop reads the latest filing from the state of Illinois in response to arguments the state’s gun ban registry violates rights against self-incrimination. Read the filing here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_xORmgs5uL5h2luGI1jYmw5xlzAEQcMn/view?usp=sharing

Bishop reads Friday’s order from federal Judge Stephen McGlynn in the case challenging Illinois’ gun and magazine ban where the judge spells out the questions the litigants must address. Read McGlynn's order: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tux7uYRGfZ1NtWoOZWkHwbpNm-Gl5ZT2/view?usp=sharing

From Friday's show: Today in Gun Control; Friday Discord calls with Bishop On Air

From Thursday's show: Public polling on gun rights differs from recent state court ruling; Pritzker requests largest spending plan in state history with nearly $1 billion in tax increases; Migrant spending gets more pushback from Black Chicagoans

From Wednesday's show: Illinois taxpayers to find out how Pritzker plans to spend their money today; Today in Gun Control; Illinois appeals court revives challenge to Cook County’s gun and ammo tax

Bishop talks with Chicago reporter William Kelly about the conflict between the Illinois governor and Chicago mayor around management of the migrant crisis and also crime and the ShotSpotter contract.

Bishop reviews some of the headlines from across the country in the space of firearms regulations and takes a look at some of the measure that could come up for consideration in the Illinois House as the state legislature returns Tuesday.

Bishop opens up the Discord server for callers to sound off on whatever is on their minds.

Bishop reviews some of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's response to questions about the end of the Shotspotter contract.

Bishop reviews the latest in how Illinois tax dollars are to be spent on the ongoing migrant crisis. The state and county has pledge more than $250 million of an estimated $320 million for the calendar year. That leaves a gap of around $70 for Chicago taxpayers to pick up.

Bishop reviews some of the headlines from around the country around the issue of firearms regulations.