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WBBM's award-winning weekly public affairs interview show, hosted by WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
 
AT ISSUE 03-21-2010: Governor Pat Quinn
Governor Quinn discusses his efforts to win approval for an income tax hike to balance the budge. He also discusses transit funding, a Democratic running mate...and Republican rival Bill Brady's budget ideas.
AT ISSUE 03-14-2010: Richard Pearson, State Rifle Assn. Dir.
The head of the Illinois State Rifle Association discusses the Supreme Court case to overturn Chicago's handgun ban, the City's future efforts to limit gun sales, and his views on curbing gun violelnce in urban areas.
AT ISSUE 03-07-2010: Police Supt. Jody Weis
Chicago's top cop discusses gun control laws, the latest crime statistics, and efforts to increase the number of Latinos in the upper ranks, among other topics.
AT ISSUE 02-28-2010: Jason Plummer, GOP Cand. for Lt. Gov.
Downstate businessman Jason Plummer talks about his background, political philosophy and how well he would work with the eventual Republican candidate for Governor--if elected.
AT ISSUE 02-21-2010: GOP Gov. Nomination Standoff
In separate interviews, State Senators Bill Brady Kirk Dillard discuss the protected vote couunt in their Republican Primary bids for Governor. They discuss the effect on the effort to unseat Democrat Pat Quinn and why they hope to succeed.
AT ISSUE 02-14-2010: "Silence Kills"
The parents of murdered children and the head of the City's CAPS program discuss a campaign to encourage people in their neighborhoods to cooperate with Police in catching gang members and other killers.
AT ISSUE 02-07-2010: Post-Primary Roundtable
WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore is joined by Newsradio 780 Political Analyst Bob Crawford and CBS2 Chicago Political Editor Mike Flannery in a discussion of the Primary results and what Lies ahead.
AT ISSUE 01-31-2010: CTA Budget Crisis
Chicago Transit Authority Chairman Terry Peterson and CTA President Richrd Rodriguez outline budget problems that will led to layoffs and service cuts in one week's time. Issues of labor and federal transit funding are major topics.
AT ISSUE 01-24-2010: Governor Pat Quinn
The Governor discusses the tightening race for the Democratic nomination, blasts rival Tom Hynes for negative campaigning, and outlines plans for balancing the budget and bringing jobs.
AT ISSUE 01-17-2010: David Hoffman, Dem. Candidate for Senate
Former Chicago Inspector General explains why his background as an independent corruption fighter makes him the best choice for the Senate, and discusses his high profilwe skirmishes with rival Dem. Alexi Giannoulias.
AT ISSUE 01-10-2010: Dan Hynes, Dem. Candidate for Governor
State Comptroller Dan Hynes critcizes Governor Quinn over the prisoner release program, explains his plan for stabilizing the state budget and discusses privatizing the tollways.
AT ISSUE 1-3-2010: Abandoned Babies Foundation
Dawn Geras, founder of the Save Abandoned Babies Foundation talks about changes to Illinois' Safe Haven law in 2010 and how aided the law, sinced its inception in 2001 has aided parents in crisis safely and legally turn over an unwanted newborn.
AT ISSUE 12-27-2009: Jacob Meister, Dem. Candidate for Senate
Attorney Jacob Meister discusses tensions on the campaign trail, health care, the federal budget, Afghanistan and being an openly gay man running for Barack Obama's old Senate seat.
AT ISSUE 12-20-2009: Mayor Richard Daley
Mayor Richard M.Daley talks about the City budget, Chicago's Financial Future and the renewed push to build another Wal-Mart store in Chicago.
AT ISSUE 12-13-2009: Jim Ryan, GOP Candidate for Governor
Former IL Attorney General Jim Ryan talks about why he's running for Governor again, and how his ideas for budget reform can reverese the state's financial freefall.
AT ISSUE 12-06-2009: Andy McKenna, GOP Cand. for Governor
Businessman Andy McKenna touts his real world experience and ideas as reasons why he should win the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
AT ISSUE 11-29-2009: Challenges Facing Charities 2009
Charitable Donations are down at a time when more people need help from social agencies and not for profits. Officials from United way of Chucago, Strategic Learning Initiatives and AIDS Foundation of Chicago discuss their plight...and responses.
AT ISSUE 11-22-2009: Bill Brady, GOP Candidate for Governor
State Sen. Bill Brady talks about campaigning as a true conservative in the Republican race for Governor. He discusses plans to imprison suspected terrorists in Illinois, fixing the state budget growing jobs.
AT ISSUE 11-15-2009: Adam Andrzejewski GOP cand. for Governor
Hinsdale businessman Adam Andrzejewski discusses his Republlican campaign for Governor. He talks abouyt budget reform, taxes, the IL GOP, and social issues.
AT ISSUE 11-01-2009: Mayor Richard M. Daley
Mayor Daley discusses his $6-Billion budget, borrowing from the City's "rainy day" fund, Mass transit funding Casino gambling and opposition to his plans from some Aldermen
AT ISSUE 10-25-2009: Dan Proft, GOP Candidate for Governor
Conservative Commentator Dan Proft discusses his campaign, the mistakes he says incumbent Democrat Pat Quinn is making, and what's wrong with the Illinois Republican Party.
AT ISSUE 10-18-2009: Kirk Dillard, Candidate for Governor
State Sen. Kirk Dillard, a Republican Candidate for Governor, discusses the Budget, mass transit, his criticisms of incumbent Pat Quinn, and the crowded GOP field.
AT ISSUE 10-11-2009: Terry O'Brien
The Race For Cook County Board President. Democratic candidate Terrence O'Brien--President of the Metrolpolitan Water Reclamation District--touts his record and business background
AT ISSUE 10-04-2009: Hand Gun Debate
U.S. Supreme Court And Chicago's Own Hand Gun Band. Richard Pearson, Pres., IL State Rifle Association & Tom Mannard, Director , IL Coalition Against Handgun Violence, debate the issues.
AT ISSUE 09-27-2009: Roland Burris
Talking with U.S Senator Roland Burris about the Health Care debate, foreign policy, and the controversey surrpunding his appointment.
AT ISSUE 09-20-2009: No Games Chicago
Tom Tresser, leader of "No Games Chicago" discussiones the Opposition to the 2016 Chicago Olympics Bid
AT ISSUE 09-13-2009: Dick Durbin
The Health Care Reform Debate Reloaded. Senator Dick Durbin discusses the prospects for real reform this time.
AT ISSUE 09-06-2009: Dorothy Brown
Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown discusses her campaign to challenge Todd Stroger for County Board President.
AT ISSUE 08-30-2009: CPS College Prep
The head of College and Career Planning for the Chicago Public Schools joins the Director of the Illlinois Education Foundation in discussing the challenges of getting more students into and through college.
AT ISSUE 08-23-2009: Cheryle Jackson, Senate candidate.
Chicago Urban Leage President Cheryle Jackson discusses her candidacy for the U-S Senate. She assesses her chances of besting fellow Democrat Alexi Giannoulias...and Republican candidate Mark Kir.
AT ISSUE 08-16-2009: Cong. Danny Davis, Cook County Cand.
Congressman Danny Davis discusses his preparations to run for Cook County Board President, and the fight to pass Health Care Reform on Capitol Hill.
AT ISSUE 08-09-2009: CeaseFire Vs. Gang Violence
Political Editor Craig Dellimore visits CeaseFire Illinois for a discussion of the factors behind the wave of gun violence across the City, and what the staff of CeaseFire is trying to do about it.
AT ISSUE 08-02-2009: Better Government Assoc.'s Andy Shaw
A conversation with new BGA director--and former TV newsman--Andy Shaw. He talks about his new mission as head of a legendary group that fights corruption and waste among public officials.
AT ISSUE 07-26-2009: The Wal-Mart Debate - Part 2
A spirited discussion about Wal-Mart's plans to open a second store in Chicago. Opinions clash among a Wal-Mart executive, a community activist and a South Side Alderman.
AT ISSUE 07-19-2009: State Sen. John Cullerton
Ill. State Sen. John Cullerton (D-Chicago) says the chances for passage of a proposed income tax increase will be higher next year, and he expects it will win approval.
AT ISSUE 07-12-2009: Chgo. Ald. Toni Preckwinkle
Alderman Toni Preckwinkle discusses her bid to unseat Todd Stroger as Cook County Board Pres. She also addresses concerns about Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics. Her ward would include the Olympic Village.
AT ISSUE 07-05-2009: Illinois Tourism
WBBM Newsradio 780's weekly show depicting current local issues. This week: Tourism in Illinois more from www.enjoyillinois.com
AT ISSUE 06-28-2009: Chicago Weather
WBBM Newsradio 780's weekly show depicting current local issues. This week: this crazy weather
AT ISSUE 06-21-2009: Peter Uberoth
WBBM Newsradio 780's weekly show depicting current local issues: This week: The chance for a Chicago Olympics
AT ISSUE 06-14-2009: Sen. GOP Leader Christine Rodogno
WBBM Newsradio 780's weekly show depicting current local issues. This Week: the state budgetfrom the Republican side of the aisle.
AT ISSUE 06-07-2009: Chgo. Inspector Gen. David Hoffman
Inspector General David Hoffman details his office's probe of controversial deal to lease Chicago's 36,000 parking meters, discusses campaign finance report, and his own future.
AT ISSUE 05-24-2009: Youth Gun Violence
As summer approaches, it's sobering views about gang violence from the head of UIC's program to treat gun killings as a disease, a worker who uses her skills to diffuse deadly situations, and the leader of a group of parents whose children have been slai
AT ISSUE 05-17-2009: Cook Cty. Bd. Pres. Todd Stroger
County Board Pres. Stroger defends his veto of a rollback of the controversial sale tax hike, explains his personal tax problems, and discusses the political atmosphere swirling around him.
AT ISSUE 05-10-2009: County County Sales Tax
A review of the surprising Cook County Board vote to repeal the controversial sales tax increase, includes comments from Bd. Pres. Stroger and conversations with three key Commissioners.
AT ISSUE 05-03-1009: Challenges Facing Hospitals
The CEO's of two major Chicago hospitals, and the head of the Metropolitan Chicago Healthh Care Council disuss how hospital system is coping with Swine Flu, uninsured patients, state funding delays and controversey over "charity care."
AT ISSUE 04-26-2009: Chicago 2016 Pres. Lori Healey
One of the leaders of Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Olympics, Lori Healey discusses the City's strengths, answers concerns about financing and defends new agreement on minority participation.
AT ISSUE 04-19-2009: Chicago City Treasurer Stephanie Neely
City Treasurer Stephanie Neely discusses area activities for Money Smart Week, her efforts to help Chicago Public School children be more media savvy, and how City Deposits are making loans available for local business people.
AT ISSUE 04-12-2009: Governor Pat Quinn
Gov. Quinn defends his proposal for an income tax hike, along with higher exemption, predicts passage of his budget, and discusses politics and cooperation among Illinois Democrats.
AT ISSUE 04-05-2009: Police Supt. Jody Weis
Chicago Police Superintendent Jody Weis discusses police morale, his outsider status among officers, and his plans for controlling violent crime and keeping schoolchildren safe.
AT ISSUE 03-29-2009: 5th Cong. District Candidates Part 2
In separate interviews, Republican candidate Rosanna Pulido and Green Party candidate Matt Reichel discuss major issues in the race to replace Rahm Emanuel on Capitol Hill
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