Daniel Biss, State Senator and Democratic candidate for Governor in Illinois, explains why we don't have a spending problem but, rather a budget problem in Illinois.

Jeanne Ives, State Representative and Republican candidate for Governor, explains how her campaign is trying to combat the recent ad campaign Governor Bruce Rauner's campaign has been using lately.

Gary Cohn is leaving the President's Cabinet.  Bill Gertz of the Washington Free Beacon says the President isn't totally able to claim credit for North Korea's recent step back on nuclear tests.  Plus, how much body spray is too much body spray?

Joe Mantegna of Criminal Minds on CBS discusses the return of the show to the air and memories of Chicago.

Sam Nunberg made the media rounds and his day got more and more odd as it went on.  Are first responders allowed to be racis?  Plus, the Houston Texans refute the report that they are refusing to sign players who knelt for the national anthem.

Bill Kushner, Des Plaines Police Chief, explains why three teachers at a daycare center were arrested for giving kids melatonin to help them sleep during nap time.

James Lankford, Oklahoma Senator, is not on board with the President's steel tariffs.  Former Governor Pat Quinn is running for Attorney General in Illinois.  Plus, Spanish broadcasts are always better.

Former Illinois Governor Pat Quinn is running for Attorney General and he wants to protect the people of Illinois from "unfair charges."

President Trump announces steel tariffs.  Should the Illinois Governor know how much a monthly CTA pass costs?  Plus, Roger Stone on the claims that he leaked info to Wikileaks.

GOP purveyor of the dark arts Roger Stone refutes the claim that he worked with Wikileaks and Julian Assange to leak info about John Podesta and Hillary Clinton's campaign.