What's true is that I'm more and more excited about the prospect that the Bears might actually get to the Super Bowl again.

And so we're going to crush the Rams this weekend, which I'm looking forward to.

Bears always beat Rams.

And not always in football, but in every other way.

And so we're going to do it this weekend in football, and I'm excited about that.

But the prospects, look, I've always said that building a stadium is, from my perspective, about doing what's best for the taxpayers.

This is a private business.

We help private businesses all the time in the state.

And I want to help if it's with infrastructure, as we do with other private businesses.

That's absolutely a way we could do that.

But as I've said, and the Bears have heard this, that we're not going to build a stadium for the Chicago Bears.

It's Governor J.B. Pritzker talking about what he will and won't do for the Bears as far as a new stadium goes.

There does seem to be some willingness on the Indiana side to at least broach that subject,

although 40-year lease might be the best way to describe what it is that they would build.

It's a Speedo and Home Show, by the way.

Welcome. We appreciate you.

Thank you so much for those of you that did make the switch over to 104-3, that if it makes sense for you as a listener because you're downtown or you're in a garage or you're in your office, great. It sounds a lot better. For those of you who are listening on 670 to score, you can continue to do that. We appreciate you and love you too.

So Speigs, I'm going to be that. We appreciate you and love you too. So,

Speegs, I'm going to be on with Taman Bradley tonight on Channel 9, and he asked, I love chopping

it up with Taman because he's a political maven. Like, he actually covers politics. And he was

like, would you like to talk about sports and politics? I was like, yes, I very much would. And

it's nice I kind of get to go back home

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