Podcasts about alderman ray lopez

What to do with Jerome Powell, Fed Chairman? Not another good day on Wall Street 12:53- Should Trump run for a third term? 33:50- Karmelo Anthony’s mom goes on a deranged rant where she claims her family is the victim 52:00- Willie Wilson is a Humanitarian & Businessman. He joined Amy Jacobson and Jim Iuorio to talk about his latest opportunity to get free gas and groceries 1:11:49- Strange sell-off in the dollar raises the specter of investors losing trust in the US under Trump 1:30:06- Alderman Ray Lopez 1:38:34- Stephen Moore is a Noted Economist and author of The Trump Economic Miracle: And the Plan to Unleash Prosperity Again. He joined Amy Jacobson and Jim Iuorio to talk about the ever evolving tariff situation 1:47:18- Blaine Wilhour is a State Representative for the 110th District. He joined Amy Jacobson and Jim Iuorio to talk about the Illinois homeschooling act 2:04:21- Open Mic FridaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alderman Ray Lopez of the 15th Ward joined Lisa Dent to discuss his animal cruelty ordinance that would help protect pets from cruelty in extreme weather.

Alderman Ray Lopez and Mayor Johnson have different attitudes about Trump's plan to round up immigrants—that's for sure. Ben riffs. Rummana Hussain talks brainwashing. How Trump has successfully turned Americans, some recent immigrants included, against immigrants. Also, updates on the ADL and Musk and the Cultural Center anti-war puppets. Talk about cancel culture. Rummana is a columnist and editorial writer for the Sun-Times. Her views are her own.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Anthony fills in for Shaun's last show of 2024! He talks to Alderman Ray Lopez about Brandon Johnson reclassifying "migrants" as "homeless", Dylan Sharkey from the Illinois Policy Insititute runs down some of the new laws for Illinois in 2025, Brian Davis shares his new book "Trump is my Quarterback AKA My President", and The Heritage Foundation's Lora Ries discusses mass deportations and the H1B visas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alderman Ray Lopez of the 15th Ward joined Lisa Dent to share the details of the small fire that began in the City Hall building during a City Council meeting. Ald. Lopez then discusses the ongoing city budget discussions as the deadline inches closer.

Alderman Lamont Robinson, 4th Ward, joins Lisa Dent to talk about the comments made by Alderman Ray Lopez about his absence during a vote on the city’s budget. Ald. Robinson shares why he wasn’t in the chamber during the initial vote and shares his perspective on the importance of this budget getting passed.

0:00 - Ramblin Ray Stevens fills in for Dan & Amy   15:24 - Shrinking US Military and an unpatriotic generation    24:40 - Delta Airlines agent mis-genders traveler    33:42 - DeSantis wishes Trump hadn't been indicted    41:56 - Lookin' good Ray   51:53 - Max Armstrong, agriculture broadcaster from Chicago, shares some animal stories and details from his new book More Stories from the Heartland. You can follow Max on X @maxarmstrong   01:09:28 - US Border Policy   01:27:10  - Noted economist Stephen Moore spent his Christmas in Chicago in has some ideas on how to fix it. Get more Steve @StephenMoore   01:40:24 - The Joys of Christmas shopping and giving    01:44:21 - Alderman Ray Lopez on stopping crime in Chicago and solving the ongoing migrant crisis. For more on Ray's work for the 15th ward the15theward.org   02:01:47 - Winter will get here sooner or later  02:10:39 - What's happening in Eagle Pass, TX?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why does the White House spin the Israel-Hamas war? Jeff Mordock, White House reporter for The Washington Times, tells Shaun about the climate of the White House press room and that Karine Jean Pierre only spends an average of 7 minutes answering reporters questions. PLUS, 15th ward Alderman Ray Lopez talks about the shameful, disgusting, illegal, crooked deal of the Brighton Park migrant camp being built over an old railroad dumping site.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alderman Ray Lopez joins Ramblin Ray on the Big 89 to discuss Mayor Brandon Johnson's visit to Washington, Alderman Ramirez-Rosa being accused of blocking a colleague from the City Council floor, and what the plan for migrants will be after the housing situation is figured out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey, Y'all  We're back with episode 61, and today's conversation is about the importance of friendships and how they may change as we age. We also discuss the viral grocery delivery altercation, Brian McKnight changing his name, and changes Alderman Ray Lopez wants to implement in Chicago. We end the show praising Jessica Taylor, the founder of Ezra Coffee Company, in our Do It For The Culture segment. What are your thoughts on Alderman Ray Lopez seeking to hold parents accountable for their unruly children?   Are customers required to tip delivery drivers?   What are your thoughts on Brian McKnight changing his name from his oldest son to his youngest son?   Congratulations to Jessica Taylor!   How do you differentiate friends from associates?   Share your thoughts on friendship below  Remember to like, comment, subscribe, and share! Available everywhere you listen to podcasts. Link in our bio!

Should parents of kids caught destroying public property be held liable for their kids actions??? Tingle loves the idea and so does Alderman Ray Lopez!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Should parents of kids caught destroying public property be held liable for their kids actions??? Tingle loves the idea and so does Alderman Ray Lopez!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Eric Zorn, Publisher of The Picayune Sentinel and Mincing Rascals regular, joins John Williams to talk about the traffic congestion during the Mexican Independence Day festivities, the city of Chicago’s effort to abolish the “subminimum wage” for tipped workers, and Alderman Ray Lopez’s proposed ordinance that would outlaw Little Free Libraries. John and Eric also revisit […]

Eric Zorn, Publisher of The Picayune Sentinel and Mincing Rascals regular, joins John Williams to talk about the traffic congestion during the Mexican Independence Day festivities, the city of Chicago’s effort to abolish the “subminimum wage” for tipped workers, and Alderman Ray Lopez’s proposed ordinance that would outlaw Little Free Libraries. John and Eric also revisit […]

Eric Zorn, Publisher of The Picayune Sentinel and Mincing Rascals regular, joins John Williams to talk about the traffic congestion during the Mexican Independence Day festivities, the city of Chicago’s effort to abolish the “subminimum wage” for tipped workers, and Alderman Ray Lopez’s proposed ordinance that would outlaw Little Free Libraries. John and Eric also revisit […]

After a contentious debate, Chicago's divided city council approves of a $1 million dollar settlement to compensate the mother of a 26-year-old man shot and killed by the Chicago police. John Howell welcomes Alderman Ray Lopez from Chicago's 15th Ward to discuss his thoughts on what he calls the city's "knee-jerk" propensity to settle lawsuits alleging police misconduct. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a contentious debate, Chicago's divided city council approves of a $1 million dollar settlement to compensate the mother of a 26-year-old man shot and killed by the Chicago police. John Howell welcomes Alderman Ray Lopez from Chicago's 15th Ward to discuss his thoughts on what he calls the city's "knee-jerk" propensity to settle lawsuits alleging police misconduct. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alderman Ray Lopez joins the Steve Cochran Show to shed light on Chicago's migrant crisis. They discuss Mayor Brandon Johnson's long-term plan to tackle the migrant crisis, temporary shelters, and how to challenge the residents of Illinois to help & ignore the politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guests: - Alderman Ray Lopez 15th Ward - Nabeel Syed Democratic member-elect of the IL. House of Rep. 51st. District. - Alderwoman Maria Hadden 49th Ward - David Layman

Alderman of the 15th ward, Ray Lopez has announced that he will no longer be running for mayor.  He states that he feels he can do more as alderman and improving his ward and running for his own ego would not be the right move.  Alderman Lopez, although no longer running for mayor, believes that no matter what Lori Lightfoot can not remain the mayor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also in the news: Alderman Ray Lopez will not run for Chicago mayor; Chicago LGBTQ+ community holds vigil for Colorado Springs mass shooting victims; Local food pantries amping up for Thanksgiving needs and more.

Also in the news: Alderman Ray Lopez will not run for Chicago mayor; Chicago LGBTQ+ community holds vigil for Colorado Springs mass shooting victims; Local food pantries amping up for Thanksgiving needs and more.

John Howell is joined by Gregory Pratt, Chicago Tribune Reporter covering Mayor Lori Lightfoot and City Hall. Lightfoot's allies are raising money outside city ethics rules; it's not  illegal, but they've skirted several regulations. Pratt sheds light on this, as well as Alderman Ray Lopez taking his hat out of the mayoral race. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also in the news: Alderman Ray Lopez will not run for Chicago mayor; Chicago LGBTQ+ community holds vigil for Colorado Springs mass shooting victims; Local food pantries amping up for Thanksgiving needs and more.

John Howell is joined by Gregory Pratt, Chicago Tribune Reporter covering Mayor Lori Lightfoot and City Hall. Lightfoot's allies are raising money outside city ethics rules; it's not  illegal, but they've skirted several regulations. Pratt sheds light on this, as well as Alderman Ray Lopez taking his hat out of the mayoral race. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ramblin' Ray, in for John Howell, speaks with Alderman Ray Lopez. Today, Ald. Lopez is out collecting signatures for the upcoming mayoral election, and he called in from the sidewalk to chat about his excitement around the election and the positive changes he'd like to make in the city if elected mayor.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ramblin' Ray, in for John Howell, speaks with Alderman Ray Lopez. Today, Ald. Lopez is out collecting signatures for the upcoming mayoral election, and he called in from the sidewalk to chat about his excitement around the election and the positive changes he'd like to make in the city if elected mayor.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*Alderman Ray Lopez joined John to discuss his mayoral campaign and why he would relieve Supt. David Brown of his duties if elected. *Jon Seidel of the Chicago Sun-Times breaks down the details of Danny Solis' deal with the feds that will keep him out of prison. *David Jackson at the Better Government Association reports how Alderman Burnett changed his stance on affordable housing once the money started flowing. *Mike Emanuel of Fox News stops by for his weekly visit and gives his thoughts on the Secret Service scandal and Tiger's Masters performance. *Plus, Mack Liederman of Block Club tells John about the boat stuck in the Chicago River, and Walter Shapiro shares why Democrats may not be dead yet.

Alderman Ray Lopez announced his run for Mayor of Chicago recently. He joins John Howell to discuss his campaign, why he decided to run, his stance on the violence in the city, how he would support CPD, and what he would do about Chicago corruption.

Shaun is tired of this puppet show - are you?? Ray Lopez is! Alderman Ray Lopez officially runs for Chicago mayor and is ready to give the street thugs and the suit thugs a run for their money! PLUS, Capitalist Pig Jonathan Hoenig says we need voices in capitalism now more than ever and Ted Dabrowski, President of Wirepoints, says Illinois is the biggest loser...in everything. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mincing Rascals are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn of The Picayune Sentinel and The Daily Herald, veteran journalist and communications consultant Kristen McQueary, and the Dean of City Hall, legendary reporter Bill Cameron! Today, the Rascals mince about a variety of topics including Alderman Ray Lopez announcing a run for Chicago mayor, who might also toss […]

The Mincing Rascals are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn of The Picayune Sentinel and The Daily Herald, veteran journalist and communications consultant Kristen McQueary, and the Dean of City Hall, legendary reporter Bill Cameron! Today, the Rascals mince about a variety of topics including Alderman Ray Lopez announcing a run for Chicago mayor, who might also toss […]

Also in the news: Women dies in a car crash on the Near West Side; Dinkel's Bakery will close for good at the end of the month; A South Side shooting left three members of one family dead; A man was attacked on the CTA last night; A former Chicago restaurant will be open more time before closing for good; and much more. 

The Mincing Rascals are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn of The Picayune Sentinel and The Daily Herald, veteran journalist and communications consultant Kristen McQueary, and the Dean of City Hall, legendary reporter Bill Cameron! Today, the Rascals mince about a variety of topics including Alderman Ray Lopez announcing a run for Chicago mayor, who might also toss […]

Also in the news: Women dies in a car crash on the Near West Side; Dinkel's Bakery will close for good at the end of the month; A South Side shooting left three members of one family dead; A man was attacked on the CTA last night; A former Chicago restaurant will be open more time before closing for good; and much more. 

Also in the news: Women dies in a car crash on the Near West Side; Dinkel's Bakery will close for good at the end of the month; A South Side shooting left three members of one family dead; A man was attacked on the CTA last night; A former Chicago restaurant will be open more time before closing for good; and much more. 

Did you remember to change your clocks? Bruce and Judy wonder why we still participate in Daylight Saving Time. Are you building your bracket? Host of "Bet on, Chicago" on 890 WLS, Danny Burke, shares tips for filling out your March Madness bracket. Bruce and Judy share how to protect yourself from gas theft. Alderman Ray Lopez provides insight into Mayor Lori Lightfoot's consequences for unvaccinated Chicago police officers and city workers. Find out how many clocks Judy has in her house.

It's Moron Monday! Shaun tells you what the biggest morons were up to this weekend including: Jen Psaki, Kamala Harris, Kim Foxx and more! PLUS, Alderman Ray Lopez joins Shaun to talk about how highly Kim Foxx thinks of herself and The Heritage Foundation's Patrick Tyrrell tells Shaun where The United States is on the scale of economic freedom, and it's not good. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a long and intense debate, a city council committee authorized a $1.67 million dollar settlement to 5 people who were allegedly mistakenly taken from their car and roughed up by officers. This occurred at the Brickyard Mall in 2020 during the rampant rioting and looting. Alderman Ray Lopez joins John to share his thoughts.

*UIC Law Professor Jason Kilborn shares how a test question regarding a hypothetical situation has put his professional reputation in shambles. *Historian and former tech CEO Ron Gruner discusses his book that analyzes Presidents of the last century based on economic and policy accomplishments. *Alderman Ray Lopez tells John why the $1.67 million Brickyard settlement is a bad precedent for the city to set. *Andrea Darlas of the Museum of Broadcast Communications details their upcoming event with the stars of "Abbott Elementary" *Plus, Dr. Danton Kostandarithes looks at the legacy of Abraham Lincoln and the crew talk about their favorite presidential portrayals in TV and movies.

News Director Nick Gale talks mask mandates with Alderman Ray Lopez, Mallory Vor Broker with the WLS Round Table, and Lauren Cohn talks to Dr. Suzet McKinney, Director for Sterling Bay's Life Sciences Division. Connected to Chicago on WLS-AM 890

Bruce and Judy try to figure out why some musicians are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.Has 'Dibs' gotten out of hand in Chicago? Alderman Ray Lopez shares how he is keeping his streets clean this winter. Judy shares all of the "things" she collects. Political Analyst Pat Brady recaps Governor J.B. Pritzker's State of the State Address with Bruce St James and Judy Pielach.

The new mayor of New York City is open to allowing "non-citizens" to vote in our elections! Then, Alderman Ray Lopez joins Shaun to discuss Chicago homicides and what can be done about it. Plus, Greg Bishop, reporter for The Center Square and host of WMAY Morning Newsfeed in Springfield discusses the vaccine mandate in the state of Illinois.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alderman Ray Lopez speaks with Guest Host Ramblin Ray about the crime issue in the city and how families are leaving the city. State Rep Jeanne Ives joins Ray to talk about the infrastructure and what's really happening. Attorney Rich Lenkov is asked how is it that Kim Kardashian pass the baby BAR exam and Metra's "Toys for Tots" is in full swing and taking donations.

This week on Connected to Chicago, Nick Gale talks to Alderman Raymond Lopez (15th Ward), about crime and some recent developments in the Chicago city council. A large disturbance in the central business district last week has raised concerns for additional events involving youth groups committing thefts and violent attacks, and Ald. Lopez says it "is going to be a heavy lift to break that mentality that you can get away with literally anything in the city of Chicago." Lopez says Mayor Lightfoot's policy seems to be one that puts the responsibility to prevent these crimes on the shop owners. Lopez thinks parents are the key to making sure kids are raised with values and community responsibility. Ray Long (Chicago Tribune), Lynn Sweet (Chicago Sun-Times), Heather Cherone (Chicago Tonight/WTTW-TV) are on the reporter round table on this week. Kim Gordon gets details about new funds being made available to low-income families to make sure they can stay warm this winter. ​Sylvia I. Garcia is the Acting Director of the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and says there is still nearly $250 Million available to help Illinois families in need. Additionally, Illinois just announced the availability of $42 million in water assistance for low-income families. Residents in need of financial support from these programs can visit www.helpillinoisfamilies.com

YouTube takes down a few of The Shaun Thompson Show's streams! Shaun reacts. Then, Alderman Ray Lopez joins Shaun on the growing problem of crime in the city. Plus, Friday Features with Shaun! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ray was in today minus Wendy. He talked with Casey Odell from Wildfire Restaurant about the issues in the supply chain and with a lack of staff. Brittany Magnus, mother of Cole who has leukemia, called into the show and she's asking for people to send her son birthday cards. Max Armstrong joined Ray to talk about how farmers are doing right now. Alderman Ray Lopez was on the show again to discuss issues in the City of Chicago. Ramblin' Ray was disgusted by a fish's new tongue. A teacher made a profanity-laced TikTok. And the mayor of Dalton hired a registered sex offender.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stores on the Mag Mile are warned about a rash of robberies. Then, Alderman Ray Lopez of the 15th ward joins Shaun to discuss what can be done about Chicago's crime problem. Then, Anthony Marcum, Resident Fellow at R-Street, joins Shaun to discuss the White House's preliminary report on SCOTUS reforms. Also, Make Me Believe Monday! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot reveals Chicago's budget for 2022. Then, Alderman Ray Lopez of Chicago's 15th ward, joins Shaun to discuss the problem of gangs in the city. Plus, Robert Curry author of Common Sense Nation: Unlocking the Forgotten Power of the American Idea, discusses how Americans need to regain control of the ideas that made this country great to begin with, not dream of a violent insurrection against the government. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The search for Brian Laundrie continues, ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan recaps the latest. Bruce and Judy try to solve Chicago's rat problem, and they may have the solution. Mayor Lightfoot wants to pay low-income Chicago residents $500 a month, but can Chicago afford that? Alderman Ray Lopez (15th Ward) stops by the studio.