Yesterday Mayor Daley got into a bit of a dust up with Tera Willaims from Fox Chicago when she asked a question about Michael Scott's death. Was Daley emotional over the loss of his friend, or was he just trying to dodge the question? Jesse Jackson says that "you cannot vote against the health care plan and call yourself a black man." Is Jackson needlessly injecting race into the health care debate?

A police officer in Arkansas is suspended for using a Taser on a 10 year old girl. The girl hit the police officer in the groin with both feet and her knees. How young is too young for a police officer to use a Taser. New Illinois law requires school bus driver to check to make sure there are no kids left on the bus at the end of every trip. The Cook County Board today voted 12-5 to reduce the county sales tax by a half-cent on Tuesday. John and Cisco talked about it with Cook County Commissioner Tony Peraica.

A Pittsburgh Steelers fan claims that he was poisoned by Bears fans after the two teams played earlier this season. Congressman Aaron Schock joined John and Cisco to talk about his opposition to the plan to bring Gitmo detainees to a prison in Thomson. A new poll from Rasmussen suggests that 26% of people believe that they work with someone who is capable of mass violence. Do you worry about a co-worker snapping?

Congressman Don Manzullo was appearing on a Rockford TV station talking his opposition to moving Gitmo detainees to Thomson. He called Islam a "savage religion." Do you think that Manzullo should apologize? Two trade major shows have left the McCormick Center. Mayor Daley is saying that it's time to make some changes. President Obama is continuing his tour of Asia with a stop in South Korea today. Former UN ambassador John Bolton joined John and Cisco to talk about the President's trip, the bow heard 'round the world, and Gitmo potentially coming to Thomson.

Senator Robert Byrd is now the longest serving member in the history of Congress. That NY-23 race still might not be over, as now Hoffman has “unconceded”. The vote margin has shrunk to about 2,000 people or so. It's a long shot but it's not over yet. Photos of President Barack Obama bowing to Japan's emperor over the weekend are still the talk of the country. Was he just showing respect to the Emperor or was it just another sign of Obama's weak foreign policy?

Using kids as political props: 10 year old refuses to recite the Pledge Of Allegiance to protest treatment of gay rights. Do you think he really feels strongly about gay rights, or are his parents pushing him into it? Politicians are continuing to square off on bringing Gitmo detainees to Illinois. What could happen if we bring the terrorist suspects to the midwest? John and Cisco asked Charles Stimson. Stimson served as the Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary for Detainee Affairs, where he advised the Secretary of Defense on detainee issues worldwide, including at Guantanamo Bay, Iraq and Afghanistan. CNN reportedly paid Lou Dobbs $8 million to leave the network. Jonathan Klein didn’t like Dobbs stories about illegal immigration and the anti-Obama “birther” movement.

GM may spend some of their taxpayer bailout money on their overseas operation. Should they only be spending this bailout money here in America, or would you be alright with it if it gets them back into profitability? Sarah Palin tells Oprah that a 2012 run for President is not even on her radar. Do you buy that she’s not thinking about 2012? A man was bumped from his disability insurance because a private investigator he was able to eat chips and dip. He's now had his insurance reinstated.

A soldier is refusing to deploy to Afghanistan because she is a single mother and says that she cannot find someone to take care of her child. The army gives parents up to a year to come up with a child care plan before they are deployed, and she failed to do so. Is this a lack of compassion on the part of the military or is the parent not living up to her contract with the Army? A new report says that so far at least 10% of the jobs supposedly created by the stimulus package are completely bogus. John and Cisco talked about the story with David Freddoso from the Washington Examiner. Gun of The Day Update: Texas homeowner shoots at would-be robbers.

John and Cisco Crimestoppers: A machete-wielding man on Sunday robbed a man in Elgin of his taco dinner. President Obama has apologized for the United States at virtually every stop he's made around the world, but when he was in Japan he would not apologize for the United States decision to drop two atomic bombs during World War II. Moments in Racial Insensitivity: Universal changed "Couples Retreat" marketing material for the film's UK release. They removed the black actors from both the poster's photo and the list of stars typed out.

President Barack Obama is looking at the idea of moving suspected terrorists from the Guantanamo Bay detention center to a northwest Illinois prison. Do you think that it would create jobs, or just paint a bulls eye on Illinois for a future terrorist attack? Congressman Don Manzullo represents that district and is opposed to the plan. He joined John and Cisco to talk about why. ACORN is looking to sue the federal government to get their tax money back. Andrew Breitbart is the founder of BigGovernment.com, the website that broke the ACORN corruption story.

President Barack Obama is looking at the idea of moving suspected terrorists from the Guantanamo Bay detention center to a northwest Illinois prison. Do you think that it would create jobs, or just paint a bulls eye on Illinois for a future terrorist attack? Newsweek has run a cover picture of Sarah Palin from her photoshoot with Runners World Magazine (pictured below). Some in the GOP are saying that the picture choice is sexist. What do you think?

President Barack Obama is looking at the idea of moving suspected terrorists from the Guantanamo Bay detention center to a northwest Illinois prison. Do you think that it would create jobs, or just paint a bulls eye on Illinois for a future terrorist attack? A body believed to be that of Michael Scott, the president of the Chicago Board of Education, was found in the Chicago River near the Merchandise Mart this morning. A woman faked cancer to get breast implants. She has been ordered to give the money back, and raise money for cancer-related charities. Was that a fair punishment or should she get jail time?

Carrie Prejean said that the sex tape that was uncovered was the "biggest mistake of her life," but now it turns out that there may be as many as eight such tapes. The suburban Philadelphia swim club accused of discrimination last summer after revoking the memberships of mostly black and Hispanic children plans to declare bankruptcy. Women sick and tired of waiting for their guy to pop the question may not have to wait anymore. A new trend in jewelery is the "man-gagement ring," which women give to men to show that they are "taken." Naperville homeless man Scott Huber may finally be booted from his fort in downtown Naperville. He claims that he is protesting, the city meanwhile says that he has practically built a house on public land.

A Florida Board of Education member wants the state to ban sugared drinks in schools. Only water, non-fat or 2% milk, and 100% juice would be allowed. Nutrition Nazi’s or smart move? Plus, Michael Medved joined John and Cisco to preview his show and also review the movie 2012.

According to Mayor Daley's lawyer, the city of Chicago no longer needs federal supervision because they have solved all of their corruption problems. The movie 2012 comes out this weekend, plus NASA has launched a web resource for 2012 predictions. What exactly is predicted for 2012? Are we all going to die? John and Cisco checked in with Bill Irvine from AboveTopSecret.com. Balloon boy’s parents have reached a plea deal and will be sentenced to probation. Considering all of the money and manpower that was wasted trying to track down the balloon, does.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Jim Ryan issued an apology for wrongfully putting two men on Death Row instead of prosecuting the real killer of 10-year-old Jeanine Nicarico. Cruz wants a face to face meeting though. If you were Ryan, would you meet with him? Security cameras on school buses may be giving parents a false sense of security. Schools have to pay extra to have access to the video footage, and most do not. Chris Wallace joined John and Cisco to preview Fox News Sunday.

Bill Kurtis and Walter Jacobson are going to anchor the 10pm news on WBBM for one night only on Friday at 10pm. Poll position: Gallup now has the Republicans up be four points in their generic congressional poll. Meanwhile Pew says that anti-incumbent sentiment is at its highest level in two decades. Deadly Old Saint Nick? Don’t sit on Santa’s lap, you might catch the swine flu. Texas governor Rick Perry says that the United States is firmly on the path to socialism. Are you ready for another Republican governor from Texas running for President?

A Richmond, Virginia man will have to live more than a month in one of his neglected rental houses as punishment for failing to maintain his properties. He says it is cruel and unusual punishment. Do you think it is fair? There's mountains of evidence that some state workers are doing pretty much everything other than work when they are on the clock. John and Cisco checked in with Chuck Goudie with ABC 7, who broke the story. President Obama has been huddling with the Joint Chiefs to talk about his options for Afghanistan. Reports say that he is unhappy with all four options that he was given. John and Cisco talked about the President's looming decision on Afghanistan with Bill Gertz,Defense and national security reporter for The Washington Times and author of The Failure Factory: How Unelected Bureaucrats Are Undermining U.S. Security.

Last Thursday in a Chicago middle school, a food fight led to 25 students being rounded up and arrested. Do you think it was appropriate to arrest the students or were they just being typical children? Charla Nash, the victim of the chimp attack early this year revealed her disfigured face on Oprah's show yesterday. Was this exploitation on Oprah's part? Gun of The Day Update: Quadriplegic NJ man gets right to bear arms.

A Muslim group is trying to raise $1,000,000 for Fort Hood victims. Is that enough of a gesture, or should they be doing more to denounce radical Islam. Last night former Miss California Carrie Prejean walked out of her interview with Larry King.

Vice President Biden’s motorcade was involved in a fatal accident Wednesday. The Secret Service was on a return trip, so Biden was not in the motorcade at the time. Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin thinks that she may have uncovered a conspiracy. She thinks that "In Go We Trust" is slowly being moved off of the US currency. A Milwaukee Army reservist's military identification earned him some street cred Tuesday. Four men who mugged him at gunpoint returned his belongings and thanked him for his service after finding the ID. A Florida man tried to send Fort hood shooter Nidal Hasan flowers. He says that as a Christian he is supposed to love his enemies.

President Obama was interviewed by Jake Tapper from ABC News and said that citizens could be jailed for not getting health insurance under his health care plan. During coverage of the memorial service at Fort Hood yesterday some of the networks talked through the entire service

President Obama was interviewed by Jake Tapper from ABC News and said that the Fort Hood shooter was likely just a stressed soldier who cracked. Do you think that the President is tip-toeing around talking about terrorism? Dr. David Fisher stopped by to answer questions about the H1N1 virus, and also gave John the vaccination.

It seems like every day we learn more about the connections between Ft. hood shooter Nidal Hasan and radical islam. John and Cisco got the latest from Eben Brown with Fox News Radio live in Texas. During his speech at Fort Hood yesterday President Obama said that the shooter "will be met with justice -- in this world, and the next." Does it bother you when the President of the United States goes that far into religious territory? The family of a Texas boy mauled to death by pitbulls are taking down a makeshift memorial at the site of his death. They are taking it down because the property owners are asking them to take it down, the property owners just happen to also be the owners of the pitbulls who mauled the boy to death. Senator Jim DeMint has introduced a bill in the Senate that would institute term limits. Do you think that is a good idea?

American Family Association calls for a ban on Muslims in the military. Do you think it is a good idea to bar Muslim's from serving the country in light of the Fort Hood shootings? The Chicago Public School District is expanding its Arabic language program to three additional schools and adding more online instruction in the language. The moves are paid for by a three-year $888,000 U.S. Department of Education grant.