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.

No escape from his ink lasso in a tower by the river, Castle.

Here's how you get him.

He pulls a knife, you pull a gun, you send to one of yours to the hospital, you say,

one of hiss to the morgue.

That's the shanpackle.

It's the end of the year and all the wheels are falling off Mayor Johnson's bus.

And to discuss that and the nature of the stories

that will be interested in as the West is under attack as Trump runs for re-election and as

the media seems to try to protect Mayor Johnson.

We have with us Charles Lipsen,

Professor Emeritus, Ritzma Professor

at the University of Chicago, our friend who wrote an excellent piece,

the Chicago Mayor's Hat Trick of Dreadful Policies. And I would suggest it's a hat trick for three heads because he's

become something of the three-headed monster. You know what strikes me John?

Yes Charles.

Is that I've talked to a number of people who, you know, friends who are, I would say moderate

progressives or, you know, further left than that who supported Johnson and

almost all of them have gotten off that bus they think he's a failure and

that's not because he has changed from his left his

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