Emory Hunt

Can we handle more Anthony Heron?

Well, and when you start getting into the taxpayers of Indiana, I wonder how, if it's just a formality that they're putting that forth and saying, here's what it is, pander a little bit, because it sure feels like it's going to pass relatively easily and then end up on the governor's desk in Indiana, despite them doing their version of, ready for it, due diligence.

So I think it's very interesting that we'll see if it gets clogged up a little bit, but I think it goes quickly.

A couple of things.

Kevin Warren did give a quote to Cranes this weekend saying, quote, we continue to work with Illinois leadership and appreciate the progress being made.

That was a direct answer to the hurt feelings that Illinois and J.D.

Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, expressed.

We don't know what they're doing.

We thought we had a deal here.

We thought that we had a pretty – we made some progress in the –

And the Bears let out their statement saying that all the progress was in Indiana.

And so now Kevin Warren wants to make sure that nobody's feelings are hurt in Illinois.

No, I think that's because of all the heat that he was getting from everybody.

And here's another thing.

Well, check this out.

Our old friend George Offman, who is a score classic, a Chicago sports treasure, really, is George Offman.

And he was on Facebook, I don't know, probably on Twitter, too, but he was reporting, Georgio was, what's going on, George, that Bears owner George McCaskey is livid with his president, that'd be Kevin Warren, and

and CEO, or did I write this down wrong?

With his president and CEO, Kevin Warren, for his handling of Thursday's series of events.

And that was essentially praising the progress of Indiana is what went on last week.