Big John and Ramblin' Ray Interviews: Recent Episodes
Big John and Ramblin' Ray Interviews
Johnathan Hoenig, founding member of the Capitalist Pig hedge fund, talks with John and Ray about yesterday's drop in the Dow, and the fear of trade wars.
Mike Emanuel, from Fox News, talks with John and Ray about Trey Gowdy, Paul Ryan, and China's tariffs. Plus a little college basketball.
Stephen Moore, contributor to the Wall Street Journal and Chief economist for the heritage foundation, join John and Ray to speak upon trade issue with China.
Marion Ross, best know for her time as Mrs. C on Happy Days, talks about her career and new memoir "MY DAYS: Happy and Otherwise".
Sarah McDonald, from PAWS Chicago, gives us this weeks pet of the week, a cat named Sunshine.
Seth Zurer, co-founder of Baconfest Chicago, gives everyone a taste of what to expect at this year's Baconfest happening Friday April 6th and Saturday April 7th.
Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, speaks with John and Ray on what they do for their community, and how they stay safe while still following the law.
Michael Frerichs, State Treasurer of Illinois, explained how you may have unclaimed money or property. He gives you the tips on how to find out what could possible be yours.
Midday host, Chris Plante, joins the show today talking about new information on the Stormy Daniels case. Then talks with Bruce and Lauren on John Paul Stevens repeal on the Second Amendment.
Nancy Grace, American legal commentator and television journalist, speaks her thoughts on the Stormy Daniels case. Before going into her new A&E show with Dan Adbrams called Grace vs. Abrams.
Dionne Miller, from ABC7, talk about Loyola being in the Final Four. Specifically how well they are doing under the leadership of Coach Porter Moser.
With Trump's history on sexual misconducts Lauren and Bruce talk about how unsurprising it really is, and how Anderson Cooper tries to connect it with Russia.
Chicago Tribune Columnist, John Kass, gives some input on the Stormy Daniels interview. Before going into more local information, on the campaign between Garry McCarthy and Rahm Emanuel.
Steve Azar, from Steve Azar and The Kings Men, talk about his new blues album called Down at the Liquor store. Speaking about Nashville and the root of blues music.
John Schneider, who started as "Bo" from The Dukes of Hazard, talks about the difficulties on writing music and living in Nashville.
Assistant Athletic Director, Bill Behrns, tells us about the pride that Loyola students and alum have after last nights win.
Sarah McDonald, from Paws Chicago, presents Tucker as this weeks pet of the week. Tucker, along with other adult dogs and cats, have their adoption fees reduced by 50% this Saturday and Sunday.
Bill Cameron, Connected 2 Chicago, speaks on this weeks guest Garry McCarthy. Giving us a taste of what they shall be talking, Sunday at 7 pm on WLS.
Dionne Miller talks about the positive impact Loyola's basketball team has brought Chicago.
Curtis Sliwa talks on the importance of businesses working together to protect the community. Speaking before his Vigilante show, happening next Thursday in the Sound Lounge.
David Stern, founder of The Pothole Store, is finding potholes around Chicago and is allowing you to dedicate them to people.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law says the landscape of law may change after a driver-less Uber car killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
John Berman of CNN has a new slot on the network and he details the money set aside in alleged budget plans on Capitol Hill.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, handicaps the battle between billionaires JB Pritzker and Bruce Rauner for Illinois Governor.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management details Facebook's problems and how it dragged the market down yesterday.
Mike Emanuel, Chief Congressional correspondent at FOXNews, says that Congress has showed no signs of slowing spending in the second year of Donald Trump's Presidency.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation lauds the President's choice of Larry Kudlow as his Director of the National Economic Council.
Sarah McDonald from PAWS Chicago says they are looking for a home for Azazel the laser pointer-loving cat.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, on the Democratic gubernatorial debate this week and the final few days for the primary in Illinois.
ABC7's Dionne Miller on Loyola's win over the Miami Hurricanes and previewing their next opponent, Tennessee.
Sean Trende is the Senior Elections Analyst at realclearpolitics and he doesn't think the Republicans have a chance at winning a recount in the special election in Pennsylvania.
Dionne Miller of ABC7 explains why the Loyola Ramblers have a chance against the Miami Hurricanes in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
John Berman of CNN says he would be surprised if Conor Lamb didn't end up as the winner of the U.S. Representative special election in Pennsylvania.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, explains why he thinks Rex Tillerson deserved better from the President as Mike Pompeo was announced to replace Tillerson as Secretary Of State.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains why President Trump's decision to nix a deal between Broadcom and Qualcomm causes him concern.
Mike Emanuel of FOXNews explains why Republicans love to have President Trump at their rallies despite getting little mention from him on stage.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation likes the new details in the President's steel tariff plan and offers a prediction on who will be the President's Chief Economist.
Purveyor of the GOP dark arts Roger Stone says it wasn't a threat when he said that Democrats should be worried if they try to impeach the President.
Sarah McDonald from PAWS Chicago says that Tynell, a seven month old labrador/husky mix, is looking for a home.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, details Michael Madigan's meeting with power players in the Democratic Party in Illinois to try to rein in his power in the state.
Trevor Rose-Hamblin of Old Irving Brewing details the 6th annual Windy City Brewhaha this weekend.
Grover Nyquist of the group, Americans For Tax Reform, says that a tariff will still be paid by the American consumer.
Emma Simpson is a student at Plainfield North High School and she says that gun violence in schools needs to stop and she is helping to organize a walk out at the high school nest week.
Larry Kudlow of CNBC doesn't confirm the reports that he may be replacing Gary Cohn in the President's Cabinet.
Jen Sabella of Block Club Chicago says they are close to breaking a record for crowdfunding for journalism.
John Berman of CNN says the White House is in turmoil as another member of the President's Cabinet resigns.
Bill Gertz, Senior Editor at the Washington Free Beacon, says there are other factors at play that brought North Korea to the table over nuclear missile concerns.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from nine until Rush, doesn't think Gary Cohn and all of the others who have left the President's Cabinet is out of the ordinary.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management details the gains the stock market saw yesterday and the increasing number of young adults who need support from their parents.
FOXNews' Mike Emanuel doesn't think the President's tariff plan will get much support on Capitol Hill.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation calls the last week week "rough" for the President after he announced tariffs on international imports of steel.
James Lankford, U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, is the keynote speaker at the Lincoln Day Dinner this Friday and he explains to John and Ray why he doesn't support tariffs.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected of Chicago on WLS, explains Daniel Biss' "faux-pas" about the cost of a CTA monthly pass.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow explains why removing a steel tariff would be good for the United States.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, agrees with NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch that the media provides too much coverage of mass shootings.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management says it will take roughly 233,000 dollars to raise a child today.
Mike Emanuel, Chief Congressional Correspondent for FOXNews, says there is a lot of fervor on Capitol Hill to pass gun laws but that has been the case before and nothing was done.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation says he has never seen the President as happy as he was to speak at a public event at CPAC this weekend.
GOP purveyor of the dark arts Roger Stone thinks the FBI dropped the ball in investigating Nicolas Cruz and changes need to be made.
Sarah from PAWS Chicago says she hasn't seen the French bulldog taken from an Aurora mall and she hopes Jean the cat a new home.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, details the most recent battle, this time over arming teachers, in the war of words between Mayor Rahm Emanuel and President Trump.
Larry Kudlow of CNBC says public-private partnerships are a good idea for curtailing costs for the President's infrastructure spending plan.
CNN's John Berman details the President's upcoming meeting with students at Stoneman Douglas High School.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law breaks down how worker's compensation reform has changed the economic structure of agreements between companies and insurance companies.
Chris Plante is a host on WLS from 9 until Rush and he doesn't expect any real solutions to come for gun violence after the school shooting in Florida last week.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains why the national debt doesn't seem to worry politicians but it does worry investors.
Sgt. Demetrick Pennie of the Dallas Police Department thinks social media needs to do more policing of its content to help prevent people from turning violent.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation explains his column about why a gas tax increase is not a good idea to fund the President's plan for infrastructure spending.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow explains how the President plans to raise money for the infrastructure upgrades.
State Representative Scott Drury is running for the Democratic nomination for Illinois Attorney General and he thinks Michael Madigan needs to resign after the sexual misconduct claims surfaced from his office.
Guy Benson is a contributor at FOXNews and his appearance at Brown University was called "dangerous to the well-being" of students.
John Berman of CNN details yesterday's intel meeting and how it may effect President Trump's Chief of Staff, General John Kelly, after FBI Director Chris Wray refuted the General's claims that he just learned of the accusations of abuse levied against White House staffer Rob Porter.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, says the portraits of President Obama and his wife are eye-catching but not what we normally see from former Presidents.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains why it's difficult to predict the stock market's future direction.
Daniel Lippman is a co-author of Politico's Playbook and he explains what's ahead for the Republicans and Democrats over DACA.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation details how the President plans to raise money for an infrastructure bill.
Pat Brady is a former Chairman for the Illinois GOP and he thinks Jeanne Ives' controversial ad does a disservice to the voters of Illinois.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law details a woman's lawsuit against a former boyfriend who won the lottery while they were together and left her high and dry despite a verbal agreement between the two.
Michael Goodwin of the New York Post explains his column about the released GOP memo and how it proves the Deep State exists.
CNN's John Berman says the Philadelphia Eagles were just better than his New England Patriots.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, would tell the President to not testify in the Russia investigation because Washington DC has turned into a 'kangaroo court.'
Michael Opelka fills is for Big John and Ramblin' Ray. - Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains the volatility of the markets to start the week.
Eric Segall is a professor of law at Georgia State University and he explains why the U.S. Supreme Court should not get involved in a case concerning gerrymandering in Pennsylvania.
Barstool Chief, Ryan Brendall, says it's noramlly not smart to bet against the Patriots.
Ron Kittle, 1983 American League Rookie of the Year for the Chicago White Sox, describes receiving a 2005 World Series championship ring at dinner over the Soxfest weekend.
Charley Gasparino of FOX Business said the President's speech in Davos and his State of the Union address show his maturation as President.
John Berman of CNN on his Patriots as they prepare for Super Bowl LII and the President's State of the Union address.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, thought the President's performance last night was great.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains how the market may react to the President's first State of the Union address.
Mike Emanuel, FOXNews' Chief Congressional Correspondent, details who is skipping the State of the Union's address.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation says the President will use the State of the Union address to tout his economic achievements.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law says a female train conductor in Canada may have been unfairly fired over posts she made to social media.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago, explains the Inspector General's findings that State Senator Ira Silverstein commit sexual misconduct.
Ron Hosko is a former FBI agent who says the FBI would probably look dimly at the two agents who engaged in an affair and may have been biased against President Trump in the FBI's Russia investigation.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow says the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is a left wing conference so he doesn't go.
State Rep. David McSweeney wants to hear about how the state will get a balanced budget at the Governor's State of the State address.
Historian Victor Davis Hanson says Dreamers should not be characterized always as incredible people.
John Berman of CNN says the rhetoric used by some politicians may have fueled a man who threatened people at CNN.
Fred Cate of Indiana University breaks down why text messages may disappear in regards to the FBI agent who was a part of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation and was allegedly biased against the President.
Our own Chris Plante believes Robert Mueller's investigation into President Trump's ties to Russia ends with Mueller interviewing the President. Listen to Chris, weekdays 9 til Rush, on WLS-AM.
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas hopes more people in Cook County will pay their taxes online.
Mark Wallace of Citizens To Abolish Red Light Cameras laments the addition of two new red light cameras on Michigan Avenue.
Manny Aldana is a science teacher at Von Steuben High School and he leads the robotics team, which is raising money to go to the national championships in Iowa.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management doesn't believe the government shutdown had any real effect on the markets.
Mike Emanuel, Chief Congressional Correspondent at FOXNews, says the Republicans want the government reopened before discussions on immigration reform.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation is pleasantly surprised how quickly public opinion turned on the GOP tax bill.
Christopher Titus has upcoming shows at the Improv Comedy Club in Schaumburg and he's just looking to bring people together.
Malachi Jenkins is a former member of the Crips gang in LA and he has teamed up with a former member of the Bloods to make a cookbook.
Sarah McDonald talks about PAWS waiving adoption fees this Saturday and Lillith, a rottweiler/shepard mix.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected to Chicago, says it would be news if Chicago wasn't a finalist for Amazon's second headquarters.
Travel Channel's Andrew Zimmern explains some of the new food he tried in the upcoming season of Bizarre Foods.
Larry Kudlow of CNBC explains why not to listen to anyone who claims to know when to buy or when to sell on the markets.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law details the reasons why a jury awarded a woman paralyzed by a falling bus stop at O'Hare was awarded 115 million dollar settlement.
U.S. Representative Mike Quigley details Steve Bannon and Corey Lewandowski's testimony at a Congressional hearing.
Jed Babbin is a former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense under George H. W. Bush and he explains how destructive a CIA agent leaking information to the Chinese really well.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, loved the media's angry reaction to Dr. Ronny Jackson's declaration that the President should live through his term, health-wise.
Julian Assange may need to find new digs and hopefully any new potential home for the Wikileaks founder will have a shower.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management on the strong performances of Illinois-based companies in 2017.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation says people shouldn't listen to every word the President says, but instead to watch his actions.
Aziz Ansari is facing allegations of sexual misconduct and Dennis Rodman is facing a DUI charge in California.
James McCoy Taylor was a contestant on the Bachlorette and he is bartending at Kerry Wood's event, Woody's Winter Warm Up.
Sarah from PAWS Chicago has this week's John and Ray Pet of the Week, the very jolly Tyson.
Bill Cameron of WLS' Connected to Chicago says the city paid out nearly 10 million dollars to another victim of former CPD detective Jon Burge.
Bradley Moss is a partner at D.C. Law Office of Mark S. Zaid and he says the President needs to avoid his story-telling ways when he is interviewed by Robert Mueller.
Clint Sanders is a member of the Roberts Park Fire Protection District, and he has returned home after suffering burns fighting a fire on December 27th.
Scott Cruz of Clark Hill PLC explains how companies and employees need to behave in light of the wave of sexual misconduct in the workplace.
CNN's John Berman loved the public meeting between the President and other lawmakers about DACA.
Chris Plante, host on WLS from 9 until Rush, thinks this is all part of the President's plan to meet with Democrats about DACA.
Lou Canellis of FOX32 says Matt Nagy fits with GM Ryan Pace's youth movement at Halas Hall.
Hayley Burns of the Lincoln Forum says they are looking for questions for Governor Rauner for their upcoming event.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law explains the case between an insurance company and a Michigan man who got hurt while drunk on a dirtbike.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains how Oprah's rumored Presidential aspirations affected the market.
Mike Emanuel, FOXNews Chief Congressional Correspondent, explains what may happen as Congress works on avoiding a government shutdown.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation explains why the DOW continues to climb in the wake of breaking the 25,000 mark.
WLS' Bill Cameron of Connected To Chicago likens Governor Bruce Rauner's stay at the Quincy VA Hospital to former Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne's stay at Cabrini Green.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow says he is a little suspicious of this new book that is pitting Steve Bannon against President Trump.
Lou Cairo of GWC Law explains a lawsuit filed against the Chicago Cubs concerning wheelchair access to the bleachers.
Greg Schiller is the Managing Director at the Light In The Darkness in Elgin and the city isn't letting him have the homeless sleep over in the cold.
CNN's John Berman says he might finally win an award now that the President is going to had out fake news awards.
Russ Quimby is a retired NTSB accident investigator and he breaks down the new information on Amtrak crash in Washington.
Chris Plante is a new host on WLS and he doesn't think many news outlets are trustworthy.
ABC7's Dionne Miller on the future of the Bears in the wake of John Fox's firing as the head coach of the team.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management on what to expect from the markets in the new year.
Stopping by for his weekly visit with Big John and Ray, Roger Stone chats about President Trump's tax reform bill and some of the legal battles that faces Roger.
NBC news reporter Robert Costa chats with John and Ray about the infighting taking place in the Trump White house.
Performing inside the WLS Sound lounge are the Oswego High School Choir, under the direction of Frank Tiera. They students certainly get us into the Christmas sprint.
Tax reform passed, so what's in the bill and how will it impact our wallet? Steven Moore of the Heritage Foundation visits John and Ray in studio to fill us in on the details.
Senator Dick Durbin discusses the issues at the Legionnaires' disease outbreak at the Illinois Veterans Home in Quincy with Big John and Ray
What a year for President Trump. Noah Rothman chats with Big John and Ray about the year-in-Trump.
Does Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel have a opponent in the upcoming mayoral race? Dr. Willie Wilson joins the show for a John and Ray 'Exclusive."
Will Congress pass tax reform before Christmas? Will we see a government shut down? Rep. Adam Kinzinger chats with Big John and Ray.
Chicago Tribune reporter Teddy Greenstein calls in and gives Big John and Ray an update on the South Side Golf Course. Will it be open to the public? Will Rahm help his Pres. Obama push the course through?
Former CNN Reporter Chris Plante chat's with Big John and Ray. Chris will host a new program and WLS-AM beginning January 2nd.
Jeff Rossen of NBC News details a new plan Amazon presented that would give delivery drivers access to customer's homes to prevent package thieves.
Stephanie Ruhle of MSNBC details Senator Joe Manchin's decision to support Senator Al Franken who is resigning amidst sexual misconduct claims.
Robert Schroll has just returned to his home in California after the wildfires went through the area in which he lives.
Congressman Quigley tells WLS that the bill will explode the deficit, which he says will hurt the economy in the long run, and prompt Republicans to use that as an excuse to try and cut entitlement benefits next year.
Representaive Roskam says the tax bill will help the economy, and he rejects criticism from Democrats that the majority Republicans cut them out of the legislative process. Roskam also says it is wrong to characterize the bill as a giveaway for the wealthy.
Stopping by for his weekly appearance, Jonathan Hoenig of the Capitalist Pig discusses tax reform, the highs of the stock market, and should we invest in Bitcoin?
Former member of the Daily Show, John Hodgman talks to Big John and Ray about his new book, Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches.
Will tax reform pass before Christmas? Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation stops by for his weekly visit to update Big John and Ray on if the GOP will be able to deliver a political victory to President Trump.
The Atlanta airport grounded all air transportation, causing havoc across the country. Clayton Neville of Westwood One gives Big John and Ray an update.
Need to find a gift for Mom this Christmas? Kim Komando, host of the Kim Komando show, Saturday nights on WLS-AM890, offers some advice.
GOP purveyor of the dark arts Roger Stone believes Omarosa was a Democrat who was trying to undermine the President.
Kyle Smith of the National Review on The Last Jedi, the newest installation in the Star Wars franchise.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow takes a victory lap over his work on the GOP tax plan that has now been agreed upon in the Congress.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, breaks down the 2019 race for mayor in Chicago as Rahm Emanuel gears up for another run.
Alain Sanders is a professor of political science at St. Peter's University and he breaks down the impact Roy Moore's loss in Alabama will have on the Republican Party.
James Arkin of realclearpolitics explains what happened last night in the Alabama special election.
Daniel Biss is a State Senator and is running in the Democratic Primary for Governor of Illinois.
John Ziegler of Mediaite wrote a column about the dangers in single, non-criminal claims of sexual misconduct bringing down politicians.
Joe Schrank explains his program, High Sobriety, and how he aims to help people battling addiction.
Al Pitrelli of Trans-Siberian Orchestra on the band's shows coming up at the Allstate Arena at the end of December.
CNN's John Berman explains why Doug Jones beat Roy Moore in the special election in Alabama for Jeff Sessions' old Senate seat.
Dr. Harold Pollack from the University of Chicago is working with the Chicago Police Department on a program that is designed to curtail drug use in Chicago.
Bill Ruthhart wrote about Mayor Rahm Emanuel's path for a third term as Mayor of Chicago.
Jim Cornelison is the anthem singer for the Blackhawks and he made an album with saxophonist Frank Catalano that is set to come out soon.
Bill Britt of ALreporter.com says the felling is that Roy Moore will eek out a win today in the special election for a U.S. Senate seat in Alabama.
Kelly Jane Torrance of the Weekly Standard on the feeling of Republicans in Washington about Roy Moore.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains why a big week is expected on Wall Street.
Kim Komando is the host of the Kim Komando Show on WLS on Saturdays at 7 and she has tech gift ideas for dads.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation says there are not many differences between the House and Senate tax plans.
Democratic strategist Christopher Hahn thinks Doug Jones can beat Roy Moore in the special election for the Senate seat in Alabama.
GOP operative Roger Stone says he does not know Leann Tweeden and is not behind the claims of sexual misconduct against Senator Al Franken.
Kim Eggert is from Park Ridge and she was one of the volunteers who helped decorate the White House for the Holidays.
Daniel Kurtzer served as ambassador to Israel for George W. Bush and he says there is nothing to gain by moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, breaks down the problem ahead for Mayor Rahm Emanuel after the Inspector General's report on CPS CEO Forrest Claypool.
David Drucker from the Washington Examiner explains why the Democrats finally turned on Al Franken.
CTU Vice President Jesse Sharkey explains why the teacher's union wants CPS CEO Forrest Claypool needs to be removed from his post.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow thinks the Senate's tax plan is very similar to the plan created in the House Of Representatives.
McKay Coppins of the Atlantic says that Mike Pence was ready to step in for Donald Trump in the wake of the Access Hollywood tape and run for President.
GOP strategist Rick Wilson says the Democrats are the reason Roy Moore looks like he will win the special election in Alabama.
Daniel Wallach is a sports attorney and he says the New Jersey Supreme Court will more than likely find the federal ban on sports gambling unconstitutional.
Reed Abelson is the healthcare reporter at the New York Times and she breaks down the CVS/Aetna merger and how it will affect the future of healthcare.
Bill Britt runs the Alabama Political Reporter website and he explains the race between Roy Moore and Doug Jones for Jeff Sessions' old Senate seat in Alabama.
Ray Lopez represents the 15th Ward in Chicago and is running for the soon-to-be-vacated seat in the U.S. House of Representatives by Luis Gutierrez.
Matthew Feeney is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute and he explains a case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court regarding cellphone data and law enforcement.
Todd Stroger is not going to run against Toni Preckwrinkle for Cook County Board President.
Tom Weisner formerly served as the Mayor of Aurora and he says the whole community deserves credit for a high safety rating in the U.S.
Natasha Korecki of Politico explains why the comments made by Governor Bruce Rauner yesterday may plague his campaign for re-election.
Eric Segall is a law professor at Georgia State University and he breaks down the case of a baker who refused to make a cake for a gay wedding that is in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Bill Cameron of Connected To Chicago on WLS details the life and legacy of John Anderson, who died at 95.
Cook County Commissioner Chuy Garcia is running to replace Luis Gutierrez, who is not running for re-election, in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains how Chicago will factor into the Bitcoin market this week.
Kim Komando, host of the Kim Komando Show, Saturdays at 7pm on WLS, has tips for getting tech gifts for kids this holiday season.
Mike Emanuel, Chief Congressional Correspondent at FOXNews, breaks down the GOP tax reform and how they will continue to fund the government.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation explains what is in the tax bills that Congress passed this weekend.
State Representative Jeanne Ives is going to run in the Republican primary for Governor against "the empty Carhartt" Bruce Rauner.
Robert Herjavec is a shark on Shark Tank and he explains how the show has continued for nine years.
Atticus Shaffer plays Brick Heck on the show, "The Middle," and they are celebrating 200 episodes.
Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin details how the county will go forward without the sugary drink tax.
Wayne Messmer has narrated a 30 for 30 podcast about the Cubs' first night game at Wrigley Field.
WLS' Bill Cameron details the National Review's cover story calling Bruce Rauner the worst Republican governor in America.
Jerry Thompson is the Senior Vice President of Identity Guard joins the show to talks about protecting your identity during the holidays.
Kyle Smith of the National Review describes his column about cancelling the Oscars after all the the sexual misconduct allegations.
Charles Gasparino of FOX Business Network explains the ways in which the Congress could get a spending bill passed before the deadline.
Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times doesn't think Luis Gutierrez is a part of a scheme by Rahm Emanuel to get re-elected as Mayor.
U.S. Representative Adam Kinzinger explains the President's comments in response to North Korea's missile launch.
Joe Concha of The Hill says he knew about Matt Lauer's transgressions before today's surprise firing.
John Berman of CNN says the President's comment about CNN International forced CNN to announce they won't attend the White House Christmas Party.
Daniel Lippman of Politico details the path ahead for Rep. Luis Gutierrez after he announced he won't be running for re-election for his seat in the House of Representative.
MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle doesn't think it's fair to the American people that have to defend the President every step of the way.
U.S. Representative Peter Roskam thinks the repeal of the individual mandate could pass the House of Representatives.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management breaks down the possibility of a correction in the stock market.
Will Congress ever pass tax reform? Is net neutrality a bad thing? Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation chats with John and Ray during his weekly appearance.
Congress is back in session! Fox News Congressional Correspondent Mike Emanuel gives up an update on what's on Congresses plate this week, Congressional sexual allegations, and will tax reform pass?
The Monday after Thanksgiving is known as Cyber Monday, Kim Komando, who hosts a show on WLS every Saturday night at 7pm, talks to John and Ray about the top Cyber Monday deals you can't miss.
Over the weekend, the IHSA held their State Football finals. Edgy Tim chats with John and Ray recapping all the action from the weekend.
Offering his weekly dose of Stone Cold Truth, Roger Stone drops by and hangs out with Big John.
Brian Wilson of Fisher House joins Big John to preview their Thanksgiving special and what they're doing during the Holiday season around Chicagoland.
Host of Connected 2 Chicago Bill Cameron previews his weekend show, and talks to Big John about issues in Springfield.
Previewing the issues around tax reform in Congress and the latest around the sexual misconducted allegations in Washington D.C.
MSNBC Reporter Stephanie Ruhle on whether or not Rep. John Conyers violated House rules.
Politico Reporter Natasha Korecki providing an update on Illinois Politics and issues in Congress.
Politico Reporter Daniel Lippman discusses the sexual misconduct claims spreading through Washington D.C.
Founder of Capitalistpig.com, Jonathan Hoenig chats with Big John about tax reform and more.
If these Walls could talk author and Suntimes Blackhawks reporter Mark Lazerus discusses his new book and how can the hawks bounce back after a slow start to the season.
Former Cook County Board President Todd Stroger announced to Big John and Ray that he will run once again for Cook County Board President, seeking to unseat current President, Toni Preckwinkle.
An ordinance in Racine will fine bullies $1,000. Will it work? Ordinance sponsor, Alderman Jason Meekma talks to John and Ray about his ordinance and how it can curb bullies.
Fox News Senior Congressional Correspondent Mike Emanuel gives John and Ray an update on the dealings in Washington, including whether or not tax reform will pass the Senate.
Bears lost a close game Sunday to the Detroit Lions, ABC 7 Sports Reporter Dionne Miller chats with Big John and Ray.
Kneel during the Anthem? Country Singer Neal McCoy has a song for you. He shares it with John and Ray
National Review Senior Editor, Jonah Goldberg joins the show to discuss President Trump and provides an update on Congress.
Roger Stone, purveyor of the dark arts for the GOP, revels in the bask of correctly reporting the allegations against Senator Al Franken.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, breaks down the new bills passed by Governor Bruce Rauner that aim to curtail sexual harassment at the State Capitol.
Long time and recently retired Chicago sportswriter and radio host Terry Boers has a new book out: "The Score Of A Lifetime."
Kim Foxx, Cook County State's Attorney, says her office is letting 15 people free after they were framed for crimes by a corrupt member of the Chicago Police Department.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow details why Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson wants to defend small businesses by pulling his support of the GOP tax reform bill.
Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin thinks Cook County Board President Toni Preckwrinkle has a good idea to cut redundant jobs in Cook County.
Timothy Lytton is a law professor at Georgia State University and he breaks down the lawsuit in front of the Connecticut Supreme Court against Remington over the use of it's weapon in the Sandy Hook shooting.
Tim Carney of the Washington Examiner explains his column about Roy Moore and why the GOP needs to bail on him now.
Lawrence O'Donnell of MSNBC talks about his new book, "Playing With Fire," about the Presidential election in 1968.
Ronald Krotoszynski is a professor of law at the University of Alabama and breaks down the legality as both parties try to determine what to do in the race for the U.S. Senate seat in Alabama.
CNN's John Berman says a lot would have to happen but it is possible for Jeff Sessions to try to return to his seat in the U.S. Senate in Alabama.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation is a fan of the GOP's plan to add healthcare reforms to their tax reform plan.
MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle believes Roy Moore should drop out of the race for Jeff Sessions' old Senate seat in Alabama.
Mary Ann Ahern of NBC 5 isn't sure why Peter Roskam seemed to be apprehensive about decrying Roy Moore.
David Bahnsen is the founder and Chief Investment Officer of the Bahnsen Group and he explains what he thinks needs to be a part of the GOP's tax reforms.
Mike Rogers is a former U.S. Congressman and he explains the potential problems with Donald Trump Jr.'s relationship with Wikileaks.
Bill Britt is the Editor-in-Chief of the Alabama Political Reporter and on the future of Roy Moore in the race for Jeff Sessions' old U.S. Senate seat.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains why General Electric may stop making light bulbs.
Rob Reiner talks about his new movie, LBJ, and the hyper politically-correct world we live in.
FOXNews' Mike Emanuel says there will be "significant differences" in the tax bill as it reaches the Senate and House floors.
Lou Canellis of FOX32 says the McCaskey's don't like paying coaches to go away and John Fox will likely keep his job.
Roger Stone, purveyor of the GOP dark arts, says Keith Schiller, former bodyguard of Donald Trump, is a man of integrity and should be trusted.
U.S. Representative Mike Quigley says that if the testimony from Keith Schiller, former bodyguard of Donald Trump, does not surprise him.
Robert Costa of the Washington Post explains his paper's investigation into claims that Roy Moore, candidate for U.S. Senate in Alabama, had an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old girl.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, explains Governor Bruce Rauner's comparing Comptroller Susana Mendoza to a bank robber.
Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago previews Naperville Central and Maine South among other games in the quarterfinals of the high school football playoffs.
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner explains the leaked testimony given by Keith Schiller about a trip Donald Trump made to Russia before he became President.
MSNBC live anchor Ali Velshi chats with Big John and Ray about the dealings in Washington D.C.
Comedian and Actor Adam Ferrara joins Big John and Ray in studio to share a laugh or two.
Fox News Reporter Mike Emanuel discusses the happenings in the Nations capital with Big John and Ray.
IL Rep. Jim Durkin talks with Big John and Ray. The 3 discuss the sexual harassment scandal rocking the Capital.
Joliet police sergeant David Mueller and his Attorney Dana Kurtz chat with Big John and Ray. Mueller is suing the Joliet police, "claiming he was forced to use his own accrued benefit time while he was serving in the National Guard." According to theherald-news.com
Political strategist Rick Wilson joins Big John and Ray to discuss President Trump's trip to Asia.
Washington Post reporter Fenit Nirappi gives Big John and Ray an analysis of the election results in Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial races.
WLS’s John Howell talks with Natasha Trenev from Natren about the benefits of Healthy Trinity. Since starting on a daily regimen of exercise, diet and Healthy Trinity John is experiencing more energy, better sleep patterns and a lower A1C diabetic indicator. Natasha offers additional encouragement to John, and information on how Healthy Trinity can be helpful to you, too.
Gabriel Debenedetti of Politico explains some of the claims published in Donna Brazille's new book about her role in the DNC during the Clinton Campaign.
Eli Lake of the Bloomberg View explains why the President needs to get China on board with dealing with North Korea.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains the President's impact on the increases seen in the stock market.
Stephen Moore of Heritage Foundation is getting more confident that the GOP's tax reform will get done.
Doug Cummings is a former police officer and he explains the ways to try to get to safety in a mass shooting in the wake of the shooting over the weekend in Texas.
Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune has a hard time believing Woody Harrelson as Lyndon B. Johnson in the new movie, "LBJ."
Susan Ferrechio of the Washington Examiner details the ins and outs of the new tax plan.
Scott Adams, the creator of the comic strip, Dilbert, explains his new book, "Win Bigly," about the President's use of persuasion to win the Presidency.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, isn't optimistic about former Governor Rod Blagojevich's chances of getting out of prison as he takes his case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago previews the Lake Forest-Hoffman Estates high school football game in the 6A playoffs.
Bill Roggio is a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defnese of Democracies and is editor of the Long War Journal. He explains some of the important parts of the CIA documents released about Osama Bin Laden.
Brian Kilmeade of Fox & Friends thinks there's no better endorsement for his show than the President tweeting about it.
Matt Viser is the Washington Bureau Chief at the Boston Globe and he explains the GOP's meeting on new tax legislation.
Steven Overly of Politico breaks down the Capitol Hill meeting with social media kingpins on Russian advertising purchases during the election.
John Berman of CNN details how the terror attack in New York City unfolded in the shadow of the Freedom Tower.
Tim Alberta is Politico's national political reporter and he explains his profile on former Speaker of the House John Boehner.
Stephanie Ruhle of MSNBC says there may be evidence against other members of President Trump's campaign if George Papadopolous wore a wire.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation fondly remembers when Democrats and Republicans made a compromise over tax cuts.
Lou Canellis of FOX32 says he's never seen an injury where the player had a chance to lose a leg until Zach Miller suffered an injury in the Bears' loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains why the stock market continues to grow.
Dionne Miller of ABC7 on Zach Miller's injury and Mitch Trubisky's development at quarterback.
U.S. Representative Mike Quigley has faith in the justice system now that Paul Manafort was indicted in Robert Mueller's probe.
Dr. Charles Bush-Joseph is the team physician for the White Sox and he breaks down the significance of Zach Miller's injury.
FOXNews' Chief Congressional Correspondent Mike Emanuel describes the scene now that Paul Manafort was indicted in Robert Mueller's probe.
Jeanne Ives, State Representative from Wheaton, is collecting signatures to run against Bruce Rauner in the Republican primary for Governor.
Thomas Whalen is a professor at Boston University thinks embarrassing details are probably behind the redactions in some of the documents released on the JFK assassination.
Musician Steve Azar was recently named the Music & Culture Ambassador for the state of Mississippi and has a new album coming out.
Lauren Cohn is filling in for John. Andy Smith is the Executive Vice President at Financial Engines and he details the GOP's plan for tax reform.
Lauren Cohn is filling in for John. Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago, says the Governor picked up a win over Mike Madigan and the unions.
Lauren Cohn is filling in for John. Nick Selby is a former police detective and wrote a book, "Cyber Attack Survival Manual."
Lauren Cohn is filling in for John. Philip Rucker of the Washington Post details the President's busy last few days.
Lauren Cohn is filling in for John. Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago previews the Bolingbrook and Warren match-up in the first week of the high school football playoffs.
Aaron Blake of the Washington Post details why Senator's Jeff Flake and Bob Corker have put the President in their crosshairs.
Sarah from PAWS Chicago wants everyone to come to the organization's Fur Ball on November 17.
Pat Hughes, President of the Liberty Justice Center, explains why the Governor's small victory against unions over right-to-work is a good step.
Lauren Cohn is in for Big John. Larry Kudlow of CNBC details what needs to happen for the President's tax reforms to pass.
Lauren Cohn is in for Big John. Alderman Brendan Reilly wants to close loopholes in the way the City of Chicago hands out liquor licenses.
Natasha Korecki of Politico details how the open letter on sexual harassment in Illinois politics came to happen.
Eric Segall is a law professor at Georgia State University and explains how the U.S. Supreme Court will debate the case between a baker and a gay couple over a wedding cake.
Tamer El-Moury is one of the flase identities of an FBI agent who has helped take down Islamic extremist groups plotting attacks.
CNN's John Berman explains why Senators Jeff Flake and Bob Corker have decided to retire and the President's role in their decisions.
Devlin Barrett of the Washington Post explains how the Clinton campaign was involved in the investigation of the Russian dossier.
Kent Hartman is an author and explains to John that Tom Petty was an important musician.
John Kirby is a retired Rear Admiral and he details how the ambush in Niger that left four American servicemen dead may have occured.
Jeanne Ives is a State Representative from Wheaton and she's exploring running against Bruce Rauner in the Republican primary in the race for Illinois Governor.
Professor Thomas Whalen from Boston University doesn't think anything too inflammatory would be revealed from the upcoming document release pertaining to the assassination of President Kennedy.
A.B. Stoddard of RealClearPolitics explains why she thinks the President meant well when he talked to the widow of La David Johnson, a Green Beret killed in Niger.
Mike Emanuel, FOXNews Chief Congressional Correspondent, explains what's next for Mitch McConnell and the Congress as they aim to cut taxes.
Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner tells Big John and Ray why he is running for re-election.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation thinks Governor Bruce Rauner should run his re-election campaign as the guy who is going to battle with Mike Madigan.
Kenneth Vogel of New York Times discusses his article about Russian collusion on social media during the election.
Journalist Jonathan Eig thinks Muhammad Ali would have still made it a boxing champion in today's political climate.
Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner talks about a new pro-business intiative at University of Illinois. The Governor also defends himself against criticism of his pro-choice views.
Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago breaks down the big high school football matchups for the last week of the regular season.
Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago breaks down the big high school football matchups for the last week of the regular season.
Robert Costa of the Washington Post explains how the GOP will try to get a vote on tax reform passed.
Kyle Feldscher of the Washington Examiner on his article about surviving a nuclear missile from a country such as North Korea.
John Kirby is a retired Rear Admiral in the Navy and he agrees with Senator John McCain that the White House needs to give more information about the ambush in Niger that left four serviceman dead.
ABC7's Dionne Miller breaks down the Cubs' win yesterday in the NLCS and the team's chances to comeback against the LA Dodgers.
Politico's Daniel Lippman explains the White House's response to the allegations that the President was callous to the widow of a fallen soldier on the phone.
There is a historical battle playing out in America today. As a historian, former city council member, and now a public charter school operator, Eva Moskowitz is a major player in this war. On one side, the teachers unions and politicians -- focussed on protecting their special interests vs. parents, especially those of color, fed up with generations of bad schools and who want better choices for their children. This book is a front row seat to that slugfest so everyone really understands what’s at stake. In New York City’s traditional public schools, 24% of black and Hispanic students passed the state math test this year. At Success Academy, 95% of these students passed the math test. About 4 times as many. People ask how is that possible. Listen as Big John and Ramblin' go in depth with Eva Moskowitzand find out how it happened in New York City and how it could happen here in Chicago. THEN, read "The Education of Eva Moskowitz."
David Drucker from Washington Post breaks down the fighting between members of the Republican Party.
CNN's John Berman says we haven't seen General John Kelly, who is also the President's Chief of Staff, with the President since he politicized the death of Kelly's son, who died serving the country.
Former Congressman Mike Rogers praises the President for changing the rules of engagement in the battle against ISIS.
ABC7's Dionne Miller explains why Joe Maddon doesn't care what people think about his decision-making for the Cubs in the NLCS.
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin says it's a challenge to compromise with politicians on the fringe ends of the politcal spectrum.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management thinks Chicago is the ideal location for Amazon's second headquarters site.
Jon Stewart is a former professional wrestler and now is running for Illinois Governor as a Libertarian. He wants to take part in a debate but claims he is getting frozen out.
Mike Emanuel, Chief Congressional Correspondent at FOXNews, breaks down Steve Bannon's war against the establishment in the GOP.
Lou Canellis of FOX32 saw improvement from Mitchell Trubisky in the Bears' win over the Baltimore Ravens.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation believes President Trump needs to work on getting Republicans in Congress to get his tax plan done.
Andrew Restuccia from Politico breaks down Steve Bannon's decision to go to war against the establishment Republicans.
GOP purveyor of the dark arts Roger Stone details Congress serving him a subpoena on contacts with Julian Assenge.
Vince Mancini of Filmdrunk.com gives a lukewarm review of the Thurgood Marshall biopic, "Marshall."
U.S. Representative Adam Kinzinger on the President's expected decision to de-certify the Iran Deal.
Faisal Khan, former Inspector General for Chicago's City Council, on the battle between Alderman Proco Joe Moreno and Brian Strauss over the property where the Double Door concert venue used to be.
U.S. Representative Peter Roskam details how the Republicans plan to make changes to healthcare going forward.
Sean Kennedy describes the scene at a meet-and-greet with Bill Murray where the comedian went on a tirade about taking selfies with fans.
Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago breaks down the Wheaton North and Naperville Central football game this weekend.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, details the Democratic Gubernatorial race in Illinois now that Ameya Pawar has dropped out.
Bill Geiger of Geiger Wealth Management has lessons for those nearing retirement as the 30th anniversary of Black Monday.
Ron Johnson, Senator from Wisconsin, wants to make changes to healthcare with the President.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow believes that the President's tax plan, that he spoke about at a speech in Pennsylvania, should get passed.
Behnam Ben Taleblu is the Senior Iran Analyst at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and explains what the President may say when he talks about decertifying the Iran Deal.
Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele is not fond of the direction of the Republican Party under President Trump.
CNN's John Berman finds it strange that the President continues to "flaunt" his mental capacity.
Lauren Sivan is a reporter and described an incident between her and Harvey Weinstein 10 years ago.
Ted Harvey runs the Committee To Defend The President Super PAC and thinks the President has been very successful so far as long as Congress helps him.
Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin details how the board came to a decision to repeal the sugary drink tax in an upcoming vote.
MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle describes the President's interview with Forbes and very ego-centric.
Greg Baise is the Illinois Manufacturer's Association' CEO and breaks down the reason manufacturing jobs are leaving Illinois.
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner doesn't know why the President does what he does when he attacks people such as Rex Tillerson.
ABC7's Dionne Miller details the Cubs' big win in Game 3 over the Washington Nationals and what to expect in tonight's Game 4.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains Costco's decision to revamp it's policy to attempt to keep up with Amazon.
Rich Cohen is a lifelong Cubs fan and explains his new book, "The Chicago Cubs: Story Of A Curse."
Michael Warren of the Weekly Standard details the President's decision to decertify the Iran Deal.
Lou Canellis of FOX32 on what to expect tonight in the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings as Mitch Trubisky takes over at QB.
George Richardson details his corn maze that's dedicated to the 2016 World Champion Chicago Cubs.
Cook County Commissioner John Fritchey explains why he think marijuana should be legalized in Cook County.
Rick Wilson, GOP strategist, thinks North Korea is behind the President's "calm before the storm" comments.
Chloe Melas of CNN breaks down the sexual assault claims made by women against Harvey Weinstein published by the New York Times.
Josh Kraushaar is the politics editor at the National Journal and he explains why upcoming re-election bids for GOP Congress seats may derail gun control legislation.
GOP purveyor of the dark arts, Roger Stone, thinks one of the President's constants is that he is "entirely unpredictable."
Edgy Tim of NBC Sports Chicago breaks down the Naperville Central/Naperville North match-up this week.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, thinks John Daley had a change of heart on the sugary drink tax in Cook County after feeling pressure from his constituents.
42nd Alderman Brendan Reilly on the report that the Las Vegas shooter reserved a hotel room at a hotel overlooking Lollapalooza.
Bill Geiger of Geiger Wealth Management wants to help people structure their retirement savings to help them have money until they are 90.
Ryan Brandell of Barstool Sports breaks down the question marks heading into the season for the Blackhawks.
Larry Kudlow of CNBC breaks down the economy's response to the Las Vegas shooting and the hurricanes.
MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle explains the reported rift between Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and President Trump.
Joe Concha of the Hill finds some of the coverage of the President's trip to Puerto Rico a little contradictory.
Georgia State professor Eric Segall explains the importance of the U.S. Supreme Court case on gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
CNN's John Berman weighs in on the report that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called President Trump a "moron."
Barton Swaim of the Weekly Standard explains his opinion piece asking everyone to wait for the facts to surface after the shooting in Las Vegas.
Dr. Bruce Bennett of the RAND Corporation explains why he thinks diplomacy with North Korea may be possible.
U.S. Representative Mike Quigley thinks more gun control is necessary after the shooting at a country music festival in Las Vegas.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management on the rising stock prices for gun manufacturers.
Mike Emanuel, Chief Congressional Correspondent at FOXNews, describes the scene at the Capitol as Steve Scalise returns after he was wounded in a shooting in June.
U.S. Representative Luis Gutierrez wants more gun control in the wake of the shooting in Las Vegas and his trip to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
Doug Cummings is a former law enforcement officer and details what to do in a situation such as the one that unfolded in Las Vegas last night.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation details the tax cut plan he helped write for the President.
Alderman Brendan Reilly explains why he wants to crack down on party buses in downtown Chicago.
J.R. Schumann is a executive at SiriusXM and was on the scene in Las Vegas. He details the scene at the shooting in Las Vegas.
Larry Kudlow of CNBC explains how the new tax plan that the President wants to implement would work.
EQ Sylvester is hoping everyone comes out to Hamburger University in Oak Brook for the Freedom Golf Association 5K.
Dr. Charles Bush-Joseph from Rush University Medical Center breaks down the opiate crisis in the U.S.
State Representative Peter Breen says the straw that broke the camel's back in his support of Governor Bruce Rauner after the Governor signed the funding bill for abortions.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected To Chicago on WLS, believes Governor Rauner signed the state funding for abortion bill because he was in a no-win situation.
Haley Reinhart explains her idea behind her new album, "What's That Sound," and the altercation she was involved in at a local bar.
FOX Business Network Senior Correspondent Charles Gasparino explains President Trump's new tax plan.
Dan Lipinski represents the 3rd District in the U.S. House of Representatives and details his work with the President's staff on an infrastructure bill.
Dionne Miller of ABC7 thinks tonight will be a tough match-up for the Bears against the Green Bay Packers.
Pastor Corey Brooks of New Beginnings Church is opening a new facility that aims to help new businesses in his neighborhood.
Dr. David Adesnik is the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies's Director of Research and handicaps the likelihood of war between the U.S. and North Korea.
Jacqueline Klimas is the National Security Reporter at Politico and explains why the President's response to Hurricane Maria has been precieved differently than to his responses to Harvey and Irma.
John Berman of CNN is curious about the President's decision to delete tweets of support of Luther Strange after he lost in his run-off race for Jeff Sessions' old seat in the U.S. Senate.
Comedian Jeff Dunham on his bit with a dead terrorist puppet and the reactions he's received since debuting the puppet.
Salena Zito of the Washington Examiner recaps the President's day as he continues his fight against NFL players and tries to get aid to Puerto Rico.
Stephanie Ruhle of MSNBC thinks the President is diverting attention to the NFL and the National Anthem protests.
Donald Gregg was ambassador to South Korea under George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton and says he thinks the U.S. needs to talk to North Korea in an effort to avoid war.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management breaks down the National Anthem protests and how they will affect the NFL's bottom line.
Dr. Steven Klasko is President & CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health System and he explains why the current debate about healthcare is not working.
Otis Wilson, linebacker on the '85 Bears, isn't happy with the way President talks about NFL players.
Paul Betson details his book, "Boxing Heavyweights: When American Heavyweights Ruled The World."
Abby Kilgore of the Washington Post thinks the President turns into an entertainer when he holds his rallies.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation is worried about the President's lack of movement on tax cuts as we get to the end of September.
Roger Stone, GOP Purveyor of the Dark Arts, explains his involvement in Paul Manafort and President Trump's relationship.
Greg Hinz from Crain's Chicago Business explains why Michael Madigan could overturn the Cook County soda tax and why he might do it.
Robert Costa of the Washington Post details the road ahead for the GOP's efforts to repeal Obamacare.
Paul Demko of Politico explains what needs to happen for the GOP's Obamacare repeal to happen.
Bill Cameron, host of Connected to Chicago on WLS, previews what's in store for the race for Attorney General in Illinois after Lisa Madigan's decision not to run for re-election.
Steve Wilkos of the Steve Wilkos Show is a former Chicago police officer and has some thoughts on curbing violence in Chicago.
Adam Carolla is friends with Jimmy Kimmel and would take his friend in a debate against FOXNews host Brian Kilmeade.
FOXNews' James Rosen thinks the Paul Manafort/Russia story is like reassembling steel wool.
Kimberly Leonard of the Washington Examiner explains what has to happen for the GOP to get Obamacare repealed.
Kenneth Vogel of the New York Times explains his lucky encounter with two of President Trump's lawyers.
David L. Bahnsen of the National Review explains what he liked about the President's speech yesterday putting some of other nations in the world on notice.
CNN's John Berman says the Obamacare repeal comes down to Senator Lisa Murkowski's vote.
Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation liked what he heard from President Trump as he called for the rest of the world to carry its weight in the United Nations.
Phil Luciano is a columnist at the Peoria Journal Star and he details how a groomsmen jumped a fence at a wedding reception to go into a bison enclosure.
Eli Lake of Bloomberg View breaks down the future for Paul Manafort after the report leaked that he was getting wiretapped.
Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig Management explains what to expect from today's Federal Reserve meeting.
Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza shot video of John "Quarters" Boyle committing a hit and run.
Mike Emanuel is the Chief Congressional Correspondent at FOXNews and explains why a new report about bickering between President Trump's lawyers.