John Cabello's guest appearances

John Cabello

Roe Conn

Connected to Chicago with Bill Cameron

92.7 WMAY

Tim Schneider

Dick Durbin

Lori Lightfoot

Adam Kinzinger

David Jackson

Kim Foxx

Robert Murphy

Adam Andrzejewski

Rod Blagojevich

David Brown

Pat O'Brien

Mark Rolfing

Greg Harris

John Jackson

David Greising

OwlTail

Jared Carl

John Dempsey sits in for Bill Cameron this week and talks with Illinois State Rep. John Cabello. Cabello plans to sue the Governor over his “Stay-at-home” order. Jared Carl joins in the conversation to discuss the Governor’s graduated income tax, and what to do to stop it from getting passed.In this week's round table segment, John Dempsey is joined by Ray Long of the Chicago Tribune, Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times, Greg Hinz of Crain’s, and Heather Cherone editor of The Daily Line. The Round Table opens up with an update on the Governor’s “stay-at-home” order, and how certain parts of the state are acting out against that order, As the weather starts to warm up what restrictions can we expect to see get lifted? Joe Biden is accused of sexual assault by Tara Reade.This week's Connected to Chicago segment is with Nick Gale.The demands by some Illinois House Republicans who want more transparency and open communications from the Illinois Department of Corrections and the Pritzker administration on policy changes and communications regarding prison furloughs or inmates released early during the coronavirus pandemic.State Rep. Avery Bourne (R-Morrisonville), whose district includes correctional centers in Taylorville and Hillsboro, said inmates released into her district include high-level drug and meth dealers.State Rep. John Cabello (R-Machesney Park), who has worked for more than 20 years as a police officer and detective, suggested the Governor is using the Coronavirus pandemic to further his cause of releasing criminals, many of whom were given multiple chances and received sentences as repeat offenders.Nearly 2,300 inmates have been released since the disaster declaration.As part of Pritzker’s early release plan, inmates who were incarcerated for low-level offenses and people nearing the end of a prison term were released to prevent overcrowding in state prisons and the further spread of COVID19.

John Dempsey sits in for Bill Cameron this week and talks with Illinois State Rep. John Cabello. Cabello plans to sue the Governor over his “Stay-at-home” order. Jared Carl joins in the conversation to discuss the Governor’s graduated income tax, and what to do to stop it from getting passed. In this week's round table segment, John Dempsey is joined by Ray Long of the Chicago Tribune, Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times, Greg Hinz of Crain’s, and Heather Cherone editor of The Daily Line. The Round Table opens up with an update on the Governor’s “stay-at-home” order, and how certain parts of the state are acting out against that order, As the weather starts to warm up what restrictions can we expect to see get lifted? Joe Biden is accused of sexual assault by Tara Reade. This week's Connected to Chicago segment is with Nick Gale. The demands by some Illinois House Republicans who want more transparency and open communications from the Illinois Department of Corrections and the Pritzker administration on policy changes and communications regarding prison furloughs or inmates released early during the coronavirus pandemic. State Rep. Avery Bourne (R-Morrisonville), whose district includes correctional centers in Taylorville and Hillsboro, said inmates released into her district include high-level drug and meth dealers. State Rep. John Cabello (R-Machesney Park), who has worked for more than 20 years as a police officer and detective, suggested the Governor is using the Coronavirus pandemic to further his cause of releasing criminals, many of whom were given multiple chances and received sentences as repeat offenders. Nearly 2,300 inmates have been released since the disaster declaration. As part of Pritzker’s early release plan, inmates who were incarcerated for low-level offenses and people nearing the end of a prison term were released to prevent overcrowding in state prisons and the further spread of COVID19.

Connected to Chicago (05-03-2020) State Rep. John Cabello & Jared Carl from Illinois Business Alliance