You know, it's like been 100 or what is it 150,000 years since Mayor Johnson or

the way I want to call him now, Mao Johnson took over the city of Chicago. I mean,

he is acting like Mao, isn't he? He's the boss. He's like the unaccountable boss and he's got,

he was warmed up by Tony Prakwinkle and by the state's attorney, Kim Fox, they protect them.

And now he's now without any problems. Now he's running the city and he just told Fox or

somebody the other day that if you're not from Chicago and you're not giving him solutions,

shut yo Mao. And he said it like with an accent like that, like he was trying to be Tupac. I don't

know what I don't know what Tupac had to say about racist fools, but I'm sure he didn't suffer

fools gladly because he's Tupac. And with us today is none other than Aaron Geary. She's a writer,

teacher, thinker, and recently a writer with John Kessnews.com. And also, as always here,

Jeff Carlin, my buddy, my buddy, Jeff executive producer, WGN radio, master of pies,

friend of cats. And me, I'm John Kess, executive editor of John Kessnews, your favorite website

for some common sense. And I am driven by the majority white, angry,

shaveless, and watchless socialists who like to go on Twitter and show me their exploding heads.

I think there's something pornographic in that, but I'd rather not even touch it. And where are you

as Aaron Geary types away? And as Mayor Mile opens his arms wide, smiling, contentedly, like a

Cheshire cat smile, having eaten the canary and welcoming you into his arms. Where are you, Chicago?

You're on the Chicago way on WGN Plus. So this is a guy who lives high on the hog. And he has this

Tammany Hall style attitude to power. And it is, it's the Chicago way. Absolutely.

The Chicago way is a deep cultural phenomenon. It's the Chicago way. The Chicago way. That's the

focus. In a tower by the river, there lived a man. There was a man who took a stand

with pen and paper in his hand. Defeating foes in every ward with a pen more mighty than the sword.

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