The Chicago Way w/John Kass: What the FCC’s Carr got wrong about Jimmy Kimmel
Chicago Way w/John Kass (09/22/25): Dan Proft, co-host of “The Morning Answer” radio program 5-9 a.m. on WIND AM 560, is this week’s guest joining John Kass & Jeff Carlin with a breakdown of the FCC meddling in the Jimmy Kimmel fiasco and what it will take to push the JB Pritzkers of the world out of politics. Plus, Kasso wonders if we’re ready to deal with a post-Charlie Kirk world?
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Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t gov. big boy literally pick his opponent when he funded attack ads on Richard Irvin?
Joe Raducka
During the Republican primary.
With Proft helping manage Ted Dabrowski – we have a future. Love hearing Ted every Tuesday morning while he develops his ideas and persona. You know Pritzker will go low and attack, like Biss of Evanston calling Ted a bad person in a public space, and repeating out loud that he meant it.
That’s all Shadow projection. You don’t even respond to these insults, and speak who you are directly to the voters, and how good their lives can become with real concrete change, fiscal and otherwise. Goodness they can’t even imagine right now
I charge $10/hr 🙂
Thanks John for this enlightening podcast with Dan Proft. Excellent research by producer Jeff Carlin, retrieving JB Pritzker’s insane rantings and nazi accusations. Illinois media bigwigs are star-struck by Pritzker. He fills the void in their meager souls that’s festered since grand exalted guru Barack Obama scooted off to Martha’s Vineyard. Deleting all traces of Pritzker’s fascism accusations is their top priority. Our Hippo-man governor appeals to the lowest elements of life, from corrupt union bosses to career shoplifters & carjackers. He’s idolized by leftist takeover-mobs at woke universities . On Dan Proft’s X account , Dan posted this eye-opener Sept 11: “A Foundation of Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) survey of more than 68,000 students from 238 American colleges found 15% of students believe violence towards a campus speaker is justified. “