You see the black smoke in Los Angeles, the people angry, the SEAU Union and others who are

anti-Trump demanding that the immigration and naturalization forces don't carry out

federal law to boot illegal aliens from our country. They don't want federal law, and they're fighting for it.

And then you see the black smoke and the guys on motorcycles waving flags.

They're not American flags.

That's not the red, white, and blue.

That's the Mexican flag.

And that's all you have to see. That's what this is about. And where are we?

Is this an inflection moment where society realizes where we're going? Or is this a Bolshevik

moment where the unions stand in front of federal law to fight Trump as civil order breaks down?

Will it cost them anything? And the elections coming up? To talk about all this, we've got Charles

Lipson, our dear friend, Professor Emeritus, University of Chicago, author of many books

and articles. And you can find all his stuff at

Charles Lipson.com. Jeff Carlin is here. Jeff Carlin, executive producer WGN Radio is here,

and so am I, John Cass, 40 years columnist, newspaper man in Chicago, not always a columnist, but enough, trying to give you common sense,

a dose of common sense at least, when you subscribe to JohncastNews.com. And you, and where are you,

as all this is happening, you're out there watching. The riots in Los Angeles, the burning of

Oakland, the revisiting of the summer of love, and Ibrahimro Garcia, and the Supreme Court

is afraid. You're on the Chicago Way podcast 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.

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