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This week, Bill is joined by Bob Fioretti, who is running as a Republican for Cook County State's Attorney against Democrat Eileen O'Neill Burke. Fioretti tells Bill why he should replace Kim Foxx, and what changes he would make to the office including prosecuting retail theft and carjackings.
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talked about the Presidential Debate on Tuesday. What roles do racism and misogyny play in the election? Brandon Johnson is having some issues with his staff and choices for committees. And Jesse Jackson Jr is lobbying for a pardon from President Biden.
And finally, hear from Chicago's very own President Barack Obama about democracy from the DNC in Chicago
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This week, Bill is joined by former CEO of Chicago Public Schools and former Chicago Mayoral Candidate Paul Vallas. They discuss the city's budget shortfalls including the budget for CPS and why the Chicago Teachers' Union is to blame for much Chicago's money issues. Vallas praised Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling for his handling at the Democratic National Convention.
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talked about whether the Chicago Bears might sell off a piece of the team to raise more money for a new stadium. What are they looking forward to the Presidential Debate which happens Tuesday night? And Donald Trump's sentencing in his hush money case has been delayed. Does that help or hurt Trump's chances of getting elected?
And with two mass shootings this week, one on the CTA Blue Line and one at a high school outside of Atlanta, Bill goes back into the archives and plays an answer from a previous Take 1 episode of Dr. Lori Ann Post. She explains what makes someone become a mass shooter. To hear the full episode, click this link here: https://omny.fm/shows/take-1-with-bill-cameron/take-1-with-bill-cameron-07-31-2022-dr-lori-ann-po
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Forrest Claypool joins Bill Cameron to discuss his new book, The Daley Show: Inside the Transformative Reign of Chicago's Richard M. Daley. They discuss several notable events that occurred during the mayoral era of Richard M. Daley. The Reporter Round Table with Greg Hinz, Ray Long, Dave Stewart and Heather Cherone discussing the news of the week in politics, including Chicago Mayor Johnsons comments about the city's budget deficit. Can the mayor keep his promise that he won't raise taxes? Ray updates us on events in the Mike Madigan pre-trial proceedings. The panelists have some solutions to fight political corruption in Illinois.
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This week, Bill recaps the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. WLS reporters Scott Childers and Jonathan Bregman covered the DNC and gave their thoughts on the 4 days. From breakfast with the Illinois delegates to the speeches made at the United Center to the protests outside the UC.
The reporter roundtable with Dave Stewart, Ray Long and Heather Cherone broke down more of the DNC. Was this a good week for Governor Pritzker and Mayor Johnson? Did the police do a good job at handling protestors? What are the chances that Kamala Harris beats Donald Trump in the election now?
And finally hear J.B. Prtizker go after a fellow "billionaire" in Donald Trump when he was on stage at the United Center
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Senator Dick Durbin joins Bill Cameron just before the 2024 Democratic National Convention begins in Chicago. Safety and violence are discussed along with the future possibility of full democratic control of Congress and the White House. The Round Table with Ray Long, Heather Cherone and David Stewart pickup on the convention conversation reflecting on the two previous events held in the city of Chicago and what happened there. Bill closes his convention preview with words from Chicago's Police Superintendent, Larry Snelling who addressed the City Club of Chicago this week on how police will handle DNC protesters.
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Sunday, August 11th is the 14th anniversary of the death of former Chicago Congressman Dan Rostenkowski. Bill Cameron recalls his time covering Danny with his archive audio from this era in "Chicago Machine" politics.
The second half of this episode has the full Reporter Round Table with Greg Hinz, Ray Long, Dave Stewart and Heather Cherone discussing the news of the week in politics.
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This week, Bill Cameron is joined by another Bill with a famous Chicago last name, Bill Daley. He's the son of Richard J. Daley and the brother of Richard M. Daley. Bill Daley himself worked in the Clinton and Obama Administrations. They talk about the crazy political times in America and the 2024 Presidential Election. Was picking Kamala Harris as the candidate the right choice? What are the chances that she picks J.B. Pritzker as her running mate? Daley remembers the 2000 Presidential Election, where he Al Gore's campaign manager. He also finished third for Chicago Mayor in 2019, how is Brandon Johnson doing so far?
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talk about Kamala Harris officially becoming the Democratic nominee. Should the DNC been an open convention? Donald Trump was in Chicago this week at the NABJ Convention and questioned whether Kamala Harris is black. And Brandon Johnson is having trouble with the CPS School Board that he appointed.
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This week, Bill is joined by Don Rose, a longtime political activist in Chicago who helped organize protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention and helped Jane Byrne get elected as Chicago's mayor in 1979. Rose talks about his reaction to Joe Biden stepping aside as POTUS candidate. They discuss the upcoming DNC in Chicago and what to expect from protestors; is there a chance what happened in 1968, happens in 2024? He talks about Brandon Johnson's first term as mayor and how he's doing. Rose also says he's surprised by how good of a governor J.B. Pritzker has been.
The reporter roundtable with Ray Long, Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone and Dave Stewart talked about what Kamala Harris needs to do to win the presidency and what Donald Trump needs to do to prevent that from happening. They discuss the new quantum computing facility that is now supposed to come to the southeast side of the city. What can that do for Chicago? And in the Michael Madigan trial, one of his top aides and codefendants, Michael McClain, wants a separate trial because he's afraid Madigan will throw him under the bus.
And finally, hear from Senator Dick Durbin about why he did not attend Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress.
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This week, Bill is joined by Pat Brady, a moderate Republican who used to be the Chairman of the Illinois GOP. They preview the Republican National Convention which begins Monday. Brady discusses why Trump is so popular right now, and why Joe Biden is the opposite. Is it time Biden steps out of the race? Brady also correctly predicted that Kathy Salvi would become the new chair of the Illinois Republican Party. The vote on that happened on Friday. Also, why aren't Illinois Republicans talking about property taxes?
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Dave Stewart and Heather Cherone talked about three Illinois Democrat politicians calling on Joe Biden to step aside as the presidential candidate. They talk Donald Trump's popularity in the Republican Party. Is the media doing a bad job of focusing on Biden's mental acuity and not Trump's? They are almost the same age. If Biden, steps down, what are the chances J.B. Pritzker becomes the nominee? Ed Burke will not appeal his corruption conviction and Mike Madigan won't ask for a delay in his corruption trial.
And finally, Governor Pritzker gets emotional talking about changing healthcare laws in Illinois
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This week, Bill is joined by Arne Duncan who is the former CEO of Chicago Public Schools and the United States Secretary of Education in the Obama Administration. Duncan is also the founder and leader of the anti-violence organization, Chicago CRED. He and Bill talk about the problems of violence on the south and west sides and why it keeps continuing even though, with the help of Chicago CRED, is getting better. They also got into politics and Joe Biden's performance at the debate with Donald Trump. Does Duncan think Biden is the best candidate for the Democrats?
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talked about Joe Biden's poor showing at the presidential debate. Can he recover? Ed Burke was sentenced to 2 years in prison and a $2 million fine and the roundtable thought he got off lightly. And the Supreme Court made a ruling that will seemingly make it easier for politicians to be corrupt.
Finally, hear from Alderman Brendan Reilly Chicago's "zero based budgeting".
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This week, Bill wonders again why Chicago and Illinois politicians are so corrupt as Ed Burke will be sentenced on Monday. Hear Bill play some of the best explanations as to why politicians are always stealing.
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talked about how long they expect Ed Burke to be in prison. What does this mean for Mike Madigan's trial? And the leader of the Illinois Republican Party will be stepping down.
Finally, hear Missouri Senator Josh Hawley going after the CEO of Boeing Dave Calhoun about all of Boeing's issues with plane safety and the accusations that Boeing retaliates against whistleblowers.
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This week, Bill talks with author and journalist Steven Brill whose new book, "The Death of Truth: How Social Media and the Internet Gave Snake Oil Salesmen and Demagogues the Weapons They Needed to Destroy Trust and Polarize the World--And What We Can Do" was just released. They discuss how hard it is to find the truth in news stories and what we can do to fight disinformation.
The reporter roundtable with Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart, Ray Long and Greg Hinz talk about the argument between a couple of Chicago aldermen over ShotSpotter. Also, Mayor Johnson made some comments that makes it seem like Bally's Casino deal may be in jeopardy.
And finally, hear from Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren. How is he feeling about the Illinois Statehouse not taking up a vote on public funding for a new domed stadium on the lakefront before their summer break?
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This week, Bill is joined by 2nd Ward Alderman Brian Hopkins. He talks about Chicago preparing for the Democratic National Convention and if the city is ready for a safe and secure convention. Hopkins does not agree with the mayor's decision to get rid of ShotSpotter. Can the city afford to shovel all the sidewalks when there is significant snowfall? They discuss the Bears and White Sox wanting public funding for new stadiums. And what needs to be done about public transportation?
The reporter roundtable was back full with Heather Cherone, Ray Long, Greg Hinz and Dave Stewart. How much is Brandon Johnson spending to keep up his looks and hair? It's been found out that lobbyists illegally donated money to the Brandon Johnson campaign. Could a new Bears stadium or White Sox stadium help revive the downtown area? And Ed Burke wants a new trial.
Finally, hear from former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel in his role as the Ambassador to Japan talking about China's role in the world.
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This week, Bill talks with the President and CEO of the Civic Federation, Joe Ferguson. He was also the inspector general for the City of Chicago from 2009 to 2021. They discuss Donald Trump being convicted of all 34 counts in New York. Also, what does Joe like and dislike about the Illinois budget that was passed this week? He also gives his thoughts on Brandon Johnson's first year and change as Chicago's mayor.
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talk about the conviction of Donald Trump. Was the jury correct in convicting him and what are the political ramifications? They also talk the Illinois budget where lawmakers raised taxes and gave themselves a raise.
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This week Bill dug into the ShotSpotter debate in the Chicago City Council. Brandon Johnson has said it's going away after the Democratic National Convention in August but the City Council voted this week to keep it by a 34-14 vote. And Northwestern President Michael Schill got grilled by MAGA Republicans on Capitol Hill over anti-Semitism on college campuses.
The roundtable with Greg Hinz, Ray Long and Dave Stewart talked about the ShotSpotter debate as well as how Northwestern handled the encampment on their campus. Also, Democrats in Springfield are taking it down to the wire with the state budget.
And hear from Brandon Johnson on the potential Memorial Day weekend violence in Chicago.
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This week Bill is joined by Democratic Congresswoman Robin Kelly. She represents Illinois's 2nd District which includes part of the south side of Chicago, much of the southern suburbs and into Central Illinois along the Indiana border. They discuss gun control, Joe Biden's chances of winning reelection this year and what she is trying to get done for the farmers in her district.
The reporter roundtable with Heather Cherone, Greg Hinz, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talked about Brandon Johnson's low approval rating. A judge ruled in favor of keeping so-called "no-knock warrants." Some reporters at the Chicago Tribune are suing saying the company doesn't pay them fairly compared to their white male counterparts. And the roundtable get into a debate about whether pro-Palestinian protestors should talk more to the press.
And finally, hear former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley talk about the importance of trees.
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This week, Bill talks with Chaz Ebert, the CEO of Ebert Digital which runs RogerEbert.com. Chaz is the wife of the great late movie critic Roger Ebert. She has a new book out now call "It's Time to Give a FECK: Elevating Humanity Through Forgiveness, Empathy, Compassion and Kindness." They discuss how the world can be better by following FECK principles and how she relates FECK to Donald Trump. Also, what is the state of the movie industry?
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long talk about Brandon Johnson's first year as Chicago Mayor. He officially took office May 15th of last year. What grade would the roundtable give the former teacher turned mayor. He also just went down to Springfield asking for about $1 billion for Chicago Schools, public transportation and the Chicago Bears new stadium. How much will Chicago actually get from the state? And an Illinois judge ruled there was rampant racial discrimination in the water department and the city owes about a dozen former employees a multi-million dollar settlement.
Finally, Hillary Clinton gives some much-needed history lesson on the Middle East and as it relates to Pro-Palestinian protestors on college campuses.
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This week, Bill played testimony from a current US Supreme Court case involving the former mayor of Portage, Indiana, James Snyder. He was convicted of corruption. The Supreme Court could rule in favor of Snyder and that could affect the trial of Mike Madigan, and could affect the convictions of the ComEd 4 and Ed Burke.
This week on the reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long, they discuss Governor Pritzker calling the Chicago Bears' stadium proposal as a "non-starter." Is the new stadium dead? Speaking of the governor, he was not invited to the funeral of slain Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca. Mayor Brandon Johnson was also not invited. Does this show the strain between the CPD and the political leaders in Illinois?
And hear Joe Biden make a speech about all the protests going on, on college campuses including at Northwestern and University of Chicago.
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This week, Bill is joined by Stacy Davis Gates, the President of the Chicago Teachers Union. The CTU contract expires on June 30th, what are she and the teachers asking for in negotiations?
The reporter roundtable with Greg Hinz, Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart and Ray Long discussed the Bears proposal for a new domed stadium on the lakefront. Does this have any chance of happening soon? Pro-Palestinian Northwestern students are protesting on campus and the administration is blocking journalists from covering it. And Greg Hinz wrote about potenially abolishing the CTA.
Finally, we'll hear arguments from the US Supreme Court about whether Donald Trump should have immunity from prosecution because he was President.
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Former Mayor of Chicago Richard M. Daley turns 82 on Wednesday, April 24th. Bill plays audio highlights of Daley's funniest and most memorable moments in office.
The reporter roundtable with Heather Cherone, Dave Stewart, Ray Long and Greg Hinz discussed the police officers that shot and killed Dexter Reed, did they follow correct protocol? There's a SCOTUS case that may be helping out Mike Madigan. Governor Pritzker called out the leadership at the CTA, is President Dorval Carter's job on the line? Protestors stopped traffic to O'Hare this week, are these protests making a difference or just annoying people?
And Walter "Slim" Coleman died this week. He was a longtime community organizer in Chicago who helped Harold Washington get elected to the mayor's office twice. Bill played a part of a speech from a few years ago when he helped asylum seekers to not get deported by then-President Donald Trump.
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