Politics is not price-fighting. Politics is not furpo-dempsy. Just so you know this.

If some people who don't know about price-fighting call it price-fighting,

when they really shouldn't, because there is no price-fighting there,

there's no guy in the in the locker room peeing blood after a bout and can't recognize his wife and so on and so forth.

Politics is still a brutal game, though, and to discuss it, there's no one better, I think, than Tom Bevin of Real Clear Politics.

There's so much going on today. We have the debates, obviously, and Trump being carted off to some cavity search in Georgia.

And there's the Democrats growing and crying and so happy and overjoyed at the demise of their leader, of the Republican leader.

I don't know if that's really a smart thing to do, because I don't know there isn't demise.

I think he's coming back and I think he'll come back with a vengeance now with people supporting him.

And of course in Chicago, we've got turmoil in Northwestern at Northwestern with the coach there ending up at Loyola Academy to help out.

There's all sorts of anger and anxiety, and that's typical football for the North Shore.

And where are you as the Democratic National Committee weighs the calculus of installing Michelle Bama as their savior to protect them from Joe Biden's senility?

You're on the Chicago way with John Cass, Tom Bevin of Real Clear Politics, and Jeff Carlin of WGN Radio on WGN Plus.

So this is a guy who lives high on the hog, and he has this tammany whole 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.

No escape from his ink class O, in a tower by the river.

Cass O, here's how you get him.

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