Big John and Cisco talk to State Senators John Jones and Dan Rutherford about their experiences with the disgraced Governor, and talk to Ray Long from the Chicago Tribune about Blago’s impeachment trial. Click below to see more of today’s show.
Hour 1
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Big John and Cisco look at all the money John won this weekend by successfully guessing football winners. Then they say that the Dems are caught in a quagmire over the Roland Burris appointment, and wonder what kinds of deals are being made. And they talk about the George W. Bush Farewell Tour, then assess the spar between Mike Huckabee and Ann Coulter. And they give a bat warning on the north side.
Hour 2
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Big John and Cisco play some Master Rod Theater, and say that he was being low at his press conference by parading sick and handicapped people to get sympathy. Then they talk to State Senator John Jones about what happened when Governor Blagojevich threw out a letter about his constituent as payback for constantly going against him, and what will happen at the impeachment trial. And John reads a Love Note from a listener.
Hour 3
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Big John and Cisco play another episode of Master Rod Theater, then talk to State Senator Dan Rutherford about how many votes are needed to impeach the Governor, what is going to happen at the trial, and why the Secretary of State should have signed Roland Burris' Senate assignment. Then they talk to Ray Long from the Chicago Tribune if he was surprised by the one "no" vote against Blago’s impeachment, what to expect during the trial, and how the Governor is predictably unpredictable. And after a Moment of Savage Serenity, they celebrate the death of Somali pirates, and say Jack Bauer seems softer on 24.
Hour 4
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Big John and Cisco ask where is the outrage about what Laura Washington in the Sun-Times and other African-Americans are saying about using the race card as an "effective tool" for success, and ask if the PEO is going to go along with that or really try to transcend race. Then they talk about the typical softballs thrown at the PEO by George Stephanopoulos and the PEO's vague answers on Meet the Press, and try to figure out Drew Peterson's complicated personal life.