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Dan Proft on Chicago businessman connection to Harvard president's resignation: 'They have no willingness to stand for things that are right'
Chicago's Morning Answer host, Dan Proft, spoke about the recent news of Claudine Gay resigning from her role as President of Harvard because of numerous plagiarism violations. Proft made a connection between Gay and local businessman Paul Finnegan from Chicago.
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Daniels won't run for senate in Indiana, saying it's difficult for 'any one person to get something meaningful done'
Former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels has ruled out a possible run for the U.S. Senate in 2024, saying that he doesn't want to use up what he said might be his "last eight useful years" in Washington, where he feels it's hard to make a difference.
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Chicago radio host Proft on Jan. 6 security footage: Tucker Carlson 'addressed it all'
Dan Proft, host of the "Chicago's Morning Answer" radio show, discussed new footage released by Tucker Carlson on the March 8 episode of the show.
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Chicago radio host Proft: Vallas 'playing into Brandon Johnson's hands with his pandering'
The candidates in Chicago's mayoral runoff participated in a debate on March 8, during which they answered questions on a range of topics including policing, education and taxes.
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Chicago radio host Proft on COVID-19 lab leak theory: 'Does this mean there's going to be accountability?'
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence has joined the FBI in supporting the "lab leak theory" in explaining the origin of the COVID-19 virus.
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Jacobson on Garcia: ‘He is the easiest politician to bribe’
Chicago’s Morning Answer co-host Amy Jacobson told listeners about her visit to Jesus “Chuy” Garcia’s headquarters to ask him about his son.
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Radio host: Mayor's race 'a toss-up at this point’
With Election Day fast approaching, Chicago’s Morning Answer co-host Dan Proft speculated on the possible outcome of the race for mayor, calling the race too close to call.
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McKay: ‘The way Congress works, it's a dictatorship’
Scott McKay, publisher of the Hayride, said the continued failure of U.S. Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is due to the legislative process in Washington, D.C. being broken.
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Proft: ‘The ILGOP might resolve itself to confront these nitwits like Todd does’
Chicago’s Morning Answer host Dan Proft is using the model set forth by gun rights advocate Todd Vandermyde in recent testimony on gun control bill HB5855 the Protect Illinois Communities Act.
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Woodhouse: Pritzker 'doesn’t have the authority to tell students what the dress code is'
Some people are having difficulty understanding why a recent District 200 school board meeting was suspended when speaker Emma Woodhouse took off her mask while speaking.
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Dabrowski on Illinois population decline: 'People are voting with their feet'
The 2020 U.S. Census data reported that the Prairie State decreased in population for the first time in 200 years. Illinois will lose one seat in Congress as a result.
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Chicago's Morning Answer brings in insurance head to talk Biden health care
Health Insurance Mentor’s C. Steven Tucker warns changes coming to the Bidencare Health system threaten to put the federal government in as bad of shape as it’s ever been.
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Chicago's Morning Answer brings in journalist to talk Cuomo
Investigative journalist Michael Volpe claims New York City Gov. Andrew Cuomo had to know the policies at nursing homes across the state never really had a chance of keeping elderly residents safe during the COVID crisis.
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Woodson Center founder calls reparations ‘insulting’ during Chicago’s Morning Answer
Woodson Center founder Bob Woodson has no use for the growing talk of reparations.
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French Cornell doctoral candidate uses Chicago's Morning Answer to question point of COVID-19 restrictions
Cornell doctorate candidate Philippe Lemoine doesn't think that the COVID-19 lockdowns were "worth it" and doesn't see how anyone thinks the ends have justified the means.
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Author Lomborg on climate change talk: 'Only a way to scare us'
Copenhagen Consensus’ Bjorn Lomborg doesn’t want you to believe all the hype when it comes to climate change.
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Journalist Hemmingway on Trump article: 'Story should have never run'
A Washington Post story about former President Donald Trump with 'second-hand quotes' has stirred the anger of Real Clear Investigation’s Mark Hemmingway.
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Historian Waddy: Cuomo sex allegations getting more attention than nursing home scandal
In the mind of SUNY Alfred history professor Nicholas Waddy, the verdict is already in when it comes to the growing sex abuse scandal swirling around New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.“There’s not going to be any clear resolution to this case,” Waddy said during a recent appearance on Chicago’s Morning Answer.Though hardly a Cuomo fan, Waddy admits that’s a verdict he could come to live with, at least over the short term.“I’m a conservative and a Republican and the truth is the GOP is on life support in New York and we need a train wreck of governor like Cuomo to breathe new life into party and give us an outside chance,” he said.
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Former Justice Department official Prior: Go on the offensive
Ian Prior, a former Justice Department official, went on Chicago’s Morning Answer radio show to talk about why race theory in schools shouldn’t be taught.
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Military commander: The armed forces fight wars ‘not culture wars’ during talk with Chicago's Morning Answer
Lt. Col. James Carafano doesn't want to see the U.S. military get blindsided in the brewing debate over recent comments made by Fox News host Tucker Carlson about women in uniform.