Big John and Ramblin’ Ray get into last nights ’60 Minutes’ interview with President Donald Trump, then go into SNL’s open with President Trump and Kanye West.
Learn about the celebrity couple that called off their engagement and the Chicago Bears. Plus did Ray’s ancestry test really show that he’s related to John?
Dennis Miller joins Big John & Ramblin’ Ray to discuss the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, questioning whether people of quality will still be willing to accept public roles in the future. Dennis thinks that there is only one type of person who can win in public office anymore.
Big John and Ramblin’ Ray recap today’s show with ‘What did we learn today?’, a segment where they comment on what they’ve learned from the show. The guys also ask the producers behind the scenes what they’ve learned. Today’s show covered where you can and cannot fight in Wrigleyville, a brand new pirate-themed attraction in Florida, and a new comedy show starring President Donald Trump.
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Big John and Ramblin’ Ray cover Trump’s comments on Jimmy Fallon’s tweet at South Carolina Rally while expressing his feelings towards mosquitoes as they keep coming at him.
Big John is joined by WLS-AM news correspondent, John Dempsy, to talk about Rod Blagojevich. They recap what got him arrested years ago, and why Illinois Republican’s are asking President Trump to keep Blagojevich in prison.
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John and Ray play Donald Trump and Robert Mueller, having a little fun this morning with the leaked questions Muller wants to ask Trump.
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John and Ray cover today’s top news stories, with more information on Starbucks attest. They discuss ex-Playboy model Karen McDougal with Trump, more on why you should fly Howell air, and Barbara Bush.
Bill Cameron sits down with mayoral candidate Troy LaRaviere. Troy explains how he is an award winning former CPS principal, and if elected mayor can transform Chicago Public Schools for the better. Bill and Troy also discuss the current issues of the day.
In this week’s round table segment, Bill Cameron is joined by Ray Long of the Chicago Tribune, Greg Hinz of Crain’s, Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun Times, and Fran Spielman of the Chicago Sun Times. This week’s discussion is all things Trump. They discuss how President Trump recently pardoned Scooter Libby, the possibility of President Trump pardoning former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, and James Comey’s new book “A Higher Loyalty”. The talk turns back to local Illinois politics which include the approval rating of Governor Rauner and Illinois budget issues.
This week’s community spotlight segment with Jennifer Keiper features Mark Hamrick of Bankrate.com. Discussed is the government’s monthly jobs report. Mark Hamrick breaks down the employment numbers, discusses the strong and weak sectors, and why the numbers were not as strong as expected.
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Another reported chemical weapons attack may pull President Donald Trump back into Syria’s civil war days after he said he wanted to withdraw US troops. CNN’s Abby Phillip reports on his reaction.
Congressman Brad Schneider joins the show to discuss a variety of topics. Bill and Congressman Schneider discuss how President Trump’s tariffs affect the 10th district, and a possible solution to DACA. Deerfield recently passed an assault weapons ban, and Congressman Schneider inquires into the topic on Gun Laws and reform.
In this week’s round table segment, Bill Cameron is joined by Ray Long of the Chicago Tribune, Greg Hinz of Crain’s, Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times, and Fran Spielman of the Chicago Sun- Times. Topics include Illinois Tax reform, How President Trump’s Tariffs are affecting the relationship between the United States and China, and if President Trump’s recent comments on Amazon will negatively affect Chicago’s chance of getting an Amazon Headquarters.
This week’s Connected to Chicago segment highlights April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. In Illinois each year, some 125,000 children are abused, according to the latest state statistics. DCFS’s Cathy Smith says many are not old enough to speak up for themselves. Prevent Child Abuse Illinois executive director Denise McCaffrey says she is inspired by the “Me Too” movement and says with that momentum, it is time to work together to stop the abuse. The public is asked to call the DCFS hotline if they suspect a child is at risk.
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Bob and Marianne are outside again!
It’s finally nice enough to move out of the basement and into the outdoors.
Donald Trump talks about his first 100 days in office in an interview with Reuters. The Bannos Brothers join the show for their weekly segment.
David Van Doorn joins the show to talk about the upcoming Take A Vet Fishing event on May 21st.
Andy Gresh from WPRO in New England joins the show to talk about the Bulls/Celtics series.
Lizzie Fenton is a student at the University of Minnesota and joins the show to talk about her public plea to a young man to date her.
Sheldon Hirsch wrote a book about famous myths in sports and joins the show to talk about his research.
Bill O’Reilly is out at FOXNews. Joe Concha from The Hill talks about why O’Reilly had to go. Plus, White Sox pitcher Jose Quintana makes an appearance on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Dennis Byrne of the Chicago Tribune joins the show to talk about his column on Mayor Emanuel asking graduating high school seniors to have a plan for after high school.
