Layla Rahimi

So what can you tell us about just procedurally first to let people know this bill has taken steps forward, but it doesn't sound like they are closer at this point in time to the Bears getting what they want out of the deal.

Well, and I think that that's a big part of it, Jeff.

We're talking to the WBBM political editor, Jeff Buchholz, on Rahimi Harrison-Grody about the megaprojects bill.

Kevin Warren has even mentioned this bill has been in the works for years in the state of Illinois.

It's being called the Bears bill to get clicks.

But if it were just about the bears, this would be a different discussion.

And I think it's important for people to understand this isn't just regarding the bears.

This is regarding business being done in the state of Illinois into perpetuity until something would change this bill.

You know, how can you further explain that?

Jeff Buchholz, we appreciate the time.

We know you will keep us updated on this developing story.

Thank you.

That is WBBM political editor Jeff Buchholz reporting live from City Hall.

Chris Welch, the House Speaker, is coming up at 11 o'clock.

And I think you won't want to miss that, especially given some of the other comments that have been made by people here on this radio station.

In the meantime, who's the hottest team in Major League Baseball?

It is the Chicago Cubs.

I think the word team is in Munataka Murakami's name.

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