John and Cisco talk about how fair Presidential polling is, who had the highest approval rating, and how banning tag and other games at schools is over-reacting.

John and Cisco ask: did the passengers who took action during a crisis on the CTA blue line make things worse? Then they talk to someone who was stuck on that train. And their prediction was correct: the Chicago police shot the cougar on the north side, and now people are protesting it. Then they talk about an unbelievable story in England: they banned fox hunting, so they're hunting humans instead.

John and Cisco talk about a freeloader from Congressman Bobby Rush's church who is whining about not being able to get a free fur coat in her huge size. Then they ask if you should throw out all of a top cop's work for faking a few DUI arrests, and if cameras make the justice system more fair.

John and Cisco ask if a restaurant should change its name because it has the word "chink" in it, and which words are considered offensive nowadays. Then they say that John McCain should've had a shot, and feature the stupid television reporter question of the day (find out more at www.johnandcisco.com).

John and Cisco ask if it's racist to say "boy", especially if you're a white Republican from Kentucky. Then they ask Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. what he thinks about it. After that, they talk about a Supreme Court judge who is exploiting the system by suing a cleaning woman.

John and Cisco talk to Jesse Jackson, Jr. (2nd Congressional District) about Kentucky Representative Geoff Davis' boy comment, racism, the media's treatment of Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and the Democratic National Convention.

John and Cisco wonder who made the best comedic partner for Miley Cyrus at the CMT Awards: John McCain or Barack Obama, and point out the odd pairing of Hillary Clinton and Trace Adkins. John also talks about his experience with Billy Ray Cyrus, then they discuss if re-screening on planes is necessary when you find a bullet.

John and Cisco talk about the best way to catch a cougar, wonder how it got on the North Side of Chicago, and ask Steve Sarley about it. Then they discuss if WalMart is videotaping gun transactions just for their PR and photo ops, or if it will really make a difference, and judge the fairness of I-Pass fines and getting mad at the state.

John and Cisco talk about whether a hospital should be sued if babies are given to the wrong mothers, then mention Lou Pinella caught on Google maps (see it at www.johnandcisco.com).

John and Cisco discuss Hillary Clinton's hypocritical comments about Barack Obama judging small town America, how Governor Rod Blagojevich's secretive pardons are crazy and corrupt, and how a Wisconsin lease is binding, even if someone is murdered.

John and Cisco ask Mike and Harriet McManus, authors of "Living Together," why living together before marriage can lead to divorce. Then they choose the best motto for Chicago, talk about where the Spindle from "Wayne's World" should go, and what is the best punishment for a recidivist transit grinder.

John and Cisco ask: does the judge in Texas need to send hundreds of kids back to their possibly abusive compound? Then they talk with Drew Peterson's attorney Joel Brodsky about why he went on Larry King, and finish up the hour by talking about why people might think DuPage County is racist.

John and Cisco talk about if schools should close because of threatening graffiti, if cougars really exist in Wilmette, the importance of the Red Sox jersey at Yankees stadium, and how desperate Dr. Phil is because he bailed the YouTube girls out of jail.

John and Cisco talk with Ron Johnson, a guy from West Chicago who decided to pick up dog poop instead of going back to corporate life, then they listen to John Kass of the Chicago Tribune whine about his gout. They also mention a photo from Google Maps (see it at www.johnandcisco.com) that has caught some possible illegal activity.

John and Cisco disagree about the dangers of fans and heaters, ask if coffee or beer is more difficult to give up, and if it matters that a homeless guy was kicked out of a treehouse in Seattle.

John and Cisco talk about trans fats being banned in schools and ask: is this the way to go about keeping your kids healthier? Then they talk with a guy who's been a victim of eco-terrorism in Lincolnshire because he cut down some trees.

John and Cisco talk about the millions of dollars that Bill Clinton gets through the Federal Retirement Allowance, and if it's fair that we have to pay for it, and how NBC is aiding the enemy by revealing how they can get American military uniforms and patches. Then they talk to Chris Wallace from Fox News about Katie Couric's failure on CBS News and the latest problems in the Presidential campaign.

Comedian Kathleen Madigan comes to the studio to talk with John and Cisco about her midwest background, Los Angeles, why she does clean comedy, and how it's hard for women to star in sitcoms. Then they talk with Brendan Reilly, 42nd Ward Alderman, about why the Children's Museum should not be in Grant Park, and how Mayor Daley is giving no reason for his support of it.

John and Cisco talk with American Airlines spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan about why American Airlines cancelled hundreds of flights, and then talk with John Clifford, a former cop, who explained why he was arrested for swearing at a guy on a New York train.

John and Cisco ask: will there be anarchy in Chicago if the Olympics come here? And they talk about the obvious lack of freedom in China and if we should watch the Olympics. Then they talk with Tom Schatz, President of Citizens Against Government Waste, about government workers wasting your money by abusing government credit cards.

John and Cisco talk about why a bill didn't pass that would've prevented people from buying more than one handgun a month, and if the FCC made the right decision to text message emergency alerts. Then they talk about if the Pentagon should issue hand-held lie detectors to soldiers in Afganistan, if Elton John's support of Hillary Clinton will make any difference, and how predictable image-making is in campaigns.

John and Cisco talk with Brendan Reilly, 42nd Ward Alderman, about keeping the Children's Museum out of Grant Park.

John and Cisco ask: are hybrid cars really killing blind people? Then they try to figure out how a criminal was able to attack a Cook County Sheriff's deputy and escape, and if the CTA made the right decision to partner with Google for their maps.

John and Cisco wonder why a guy in Crystal Lake was chained by his neck in a basement, and give an update on the fate of three immigrants from the Dominican Republic who were required to learn English to avoid prison time for their crime.

John and Cisco discuss how the US should deal with Iran, if diplomacy will do any good, and if the minimum wage is enough to live on.