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from NPR and WPE's Chicago. This is wait, wait, don't tell me the NPR news quiz. Put your candy in my bucket. It's BILO WING!

I'm Don Curtis and here's your host at the Chase Bank Auditorium in downtown Chicago Peter Segal. Thank you Bill!

Thank you everybody!

We have a very fine show for you today. We really do. We are very excited to be talking later on to best-selling author John Grisham later on.

You know him for his books Time to Kill, The Firm, Rainmaker, Lincoln Lawyer. We will ask him if it's a believable plotline for a judge to shout out, I like beer under the oath and end up on the Supreme Court.

We need your help to unravel the mysteries of this week's news. So give us a call. The number is 1-888-9248-924. Now let's welcome our first listener contestant. Hi, you are on wait, wait, don't tell me.

Hey, this is Zach from Washington DC. Hey, Zach, how are you? What's going on in Washington?

I'm sorry, I forgot myself. Don't answer that!

Yeah, now let's talk about that.

Now, do you work in the permanent government in the city? What do you do there? No, I work in the tech industry. I work for Uber, actually.

Really? Do you actually find something more evil to do? I think that's good.

Well, welcome to the show, Zach. Let me introduce you to our panel this week. First up, it's the comedian who will be headlining at the Wilbur in Boston on Saturday, October 26th. It's Harry Kunderballu.

Next, yes, it's Harry, this indicated advice columnist behind Ask Amy. It's Amy Dickinson.

Hey!

And finally, it's a car responded for CBS Sunday morning and host of the Henry Ford's Innovation Nation Saturdays on CBS. It's Mo Rocka.

Hi, Zach.

So, Zach, welcome to the show. You, of course, are going to play Who's Bill this time. Bill Curtis is once again going to perform for you three quotations from the week.

News, your job, as I'm sure you know, identify or explain. Two of them do that. You win the prize. Any voice from our show you might choose on your voice smell.

Are you ready to play? Here is your first quote.

You know, here we go again. Would you know you're guilty until proven innocent?

That was President Trump defending what purely innocent country that is definitely guilty.

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