Mark Grote

I don't know how much good faith exists in negotiating, especially when we're talking about something as gargantuan as this.

Absolutely.

And one of the things that they said, if they are to if the building is going to happen in Illinois to get this done, to have a deal, it would potentially require the possibility of a special session.

So we turn back to Representative Cam Buckner to ask him how real that possibility would be of having a special session.

So if the bears in good faith agree on one of two different bills, then they'd have a special session.

Two bills.

yeah yeah and multiple lawmakers some right here where I am right now I'm in our downtown studios at uh 670 the score have said that a a special session is doubtful and just the way Cam Buckner was talking about it unless the Bears are to take seriously one of those two bills and then things could start to change and the move could be made back to Illinois but

As we say at the end of all these sessions of talking about the stadium, and they are sessions.

These are sessions that we're having, Dan.

Stay tuned.

Stay tuned.

Because we don't know what's going to happen.

We've lost control of the story.

We really have.

It's unbelievable.

Last cut here on this edition of Listen to This.

We thought we would throw in, there's a guy who, you know, there's always a new guy on the Bears or, you know, a group of guys that you realize are go-to dudes who seem like they have really great personalities.

And Kalief Raymond fits into that mold, of course, played for Ben Johnson in Detroit and now is here with the Bears and he's going to play a big part on special teams.

and as a wide receiver, but he was on NFL Network, and he was talking about the extra work that his teammates and his Bears team has been doing.

Kalief Raymond might be a little bit too modest.