Elizabeth Jacobs

Jill Lawrence

Don Moynihan

Matt Caffrey

On this week's show:
– Elizabeth Jacobs, professor emerita of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and a founding member of the public health advocacy group Defend Public Health
– Jill Lawrence, opinion writer for The Bulwark and author of the History Keeps Happening Substack newsletter
– Don Moynihan, professor of Public Policy at the University of Michigan Ford School of Public Policy
– Matt Caffrey, Swing Left‘s director of Grassroots Organizing

Catch “It’s the Democracy, Stupid” Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/programs/edwin).   

On this week's show: &ndash; Elizabeth Jacobs, professor emerita of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and a founding member of the public health advocacy group <a href="https://www.defendpublichealth.org/">Defend Public Health</a> &ndash; <a href="https://substack.com/@jilllawrence">Jill Lawrence</a>, opinion writer for The Bulwark and author of the <a href="https://jilllawrence.substack.com/">History Keeps Happening Substack newsletter</a> &ndash; <a href="https://fordschool.umich.edu/faculty/don-moynihan">Don Moynihan</a>, professor of Public Policy at the University of Michigan Ford School of Public Policy &ndash; Matt Caffrey, <a href="https://swingleft.org/">Swing Left</a>&lsquo;s director of Grassroots Organizing
Catch &ldquo;It&rsquo;s the Democracy, Stupid&rdquo; Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/programs/edwin). &nbsp;

From Heartland Signal and WCPT AM 820 in Chicago, "The Big Picture with Edwin Eisendrath" is now "It's the Democracy, Stupid with Edwin Eisendrath."

Each week Edwin and his guests get specific about politics, government, campaigns, and the kind of country all this work is meant to build.

Join us live every Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central to be part of the conversation.

About Edwin
Edwin Eisendrath served two terms in Chicago’s City Council before being appointed Midwest Region Director of HUD by President Bill Clinton. He was subsequently appointed Federal Receiver in charge of the takeover and turnaround of the Chicago Housing Authority.

Off the campaign trail, Edwin has worked in higher education and as a consultant to universities here and around the world. After the 2016 election cycle he knew he had to focus back home. He brought business and labor leaders together to rescue the Chicago Sun-Times and its subsidiary, the Chicago Reader. He ran the company as its CEO until both publications were saved. 

Back in the 1990s Bill Clinton’s campaign slogan, "It’s the economy, stupid," captured the biggest concern of the era. Today American democracy itself is under attack. So Edwin launched an effort called, "It’s the democracy, stupid."

In addition to his radio show here on WCPT, Edwin has built a community around his political ideas on Substack, hosts a weekly show on Lincoln Square, and is a frequent guest on political shows. He remains deeply involved in democracy work.

He is a proud Chicagoan, married to the journalist Jennifer Schulze.

From Heartland Signal and <a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820/">WCPT AM 820</a> in Chicago,&nbsp;"The Big Picture with Edwin Eisendrath" is now "It's the Democracy, Stupid with Edwin Eisendrath."
Each week Edwin and his guests get specific about politics, government, campaigns, and the kind of country all this work is meant to build.
Join us live every Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central&nbsp;to be part of the conversation.
About Edwin Edwin Eisendrath served two terms in Chicago&rsquo;s City Council before being appointed Midwest Region Director of HUD by President Bill Clinton. He was subsequently appointed Federal Receiver in charge of the takeover and turnaround of the Chicago Housing Authority.
Off the campaign trail, Edwin has worked in higher education and as a consultant to universities here and around the world. After the 2016 election cycle he knew he had to focus back home. He brought business and labor leaders together to rescue the Chicago Sun-Times and its subsidiary, the Chicago Reader. He ran the company as its CEO until both publications were saved.&nbsp;
Back in the 1990s Bill Clinton&rsquo;s campaign slogan, "It&rsquo;s the economy, stupid," captured the biggest concern of the era. Today American democracy itself is under attack. So Edwin launched an effort called, "It&rsquo;s the democracy, stupid."
In addition to his radio show here on WCPT, Edwin has built a community around his political ideas on <a href="https://edwineisendrath.substack.com/p/i-love-american-democracy-but-love" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Substack</a>, hosts a weekly show on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lincolnsquare.media/" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1">Lincoln Square</a>, and is a frequent guest on political shows. He remains deeply involved in democracy work.
He is a proud Chicagoan, married to the journalist <a href="https://jenniferschulze.substack.com/?utm_source=global-search" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">Jennifer Schulze</a>.

It's the Democracy, Stupid Full Episodes

From Heartland Signal and WCPT AM 820 in Chicago, "The Big Picture with Edwin Eisendrath" is now "It's the Democracy, Stupid with Edwin Eisendrath."

Each week Edwin and his guests get specific about politics, government, campaigns, and the kind of country all this work is meant to build.

Join us live every Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central to be part of the conversation.

About Edwin
Edwin Eisendrath served two terms in Chicago’s City Council before being appointed Midwest Region Director of HUD by President Bill Clinton. He was subsequently appointed Federal Receiver in charge of the takeover and turnaround of the Chicago Housing Authority.

Off the campaign trail, Edwin has worked in higher education and as a consultant to universities here and around the world. After the 2016 election cycle he knew he had to focus back home. He brought business and labor leaders together to rescue the Chicago Sun-Times and its subsidiary, the Chicago Reader. He ran the company as its CEO until both publications were saved. 

Back in the 1990s Bill Clinton’s campaign slogan, "It’s the economy, stupid," captured the biggest concern of the era. Today American democracy itself is under attack. So Edwin launched an effort called, "It’s the democracy, stupid."

In addition to his radio show here on WCPT, Edwin has built a community around his political ideas on Substack, hosts a weekly show on Lincoln Square, and is a frequent guest on political shows. He remains deeply involved in democracy work.

He is a proud Chicagoan, married to the journalist Jennifer Schulze.

From Heartland Signal and <a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820/">WCPT AM 820</a> in Chicago, "The Big Picture with Edwin Eisendrath" is now "It's the Democracy, Stupid with Edwin Eisendrath."
Each week Edwin and his guests get specific about politics, government, campaigns, and the kind of country all this work is meant to build.
Join us live every Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central to be part of the conversation.
About Edwin Edwin Eisendrath served two terms in Chicago&rsquo;s City Council before being appointed Midwest Region Director of HUD by President Bill Clinton. He was subsequently appointed Federal Receiver in charge of the takeover and turnaround of the Chicago Housing Authority.
Off the campaign trail, Edwin has worked in higher education and as a consultant to universities here and around the world. After the 2016 election cycle he knew he had to focus back home. He brought business and labor leaders together to rescue the Chicago Sun-Times and its subsidiary, the Chicago Reader. He ran the company as its CEO until both publications were saved.&nbsp;
Back in the 1990s Bill Clinton&rsquo;s campaign slogan, "It&rsquo;s the economy, stupid," captured the biggest concern of the era. Today American democracy itself is under attack. So Edwin launched an effort called, "It&rsquo;s the democracy, stupid."
In addition to his radio show here on WCPT, Edwin has built a community around his political ideas on <a href="https://edwineisendrath.substack.com/p/i-love-american-democracy-but-love" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Substack</a>, hosts a weekly show on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lincolnsquare.media/" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1">Lincoln Square</a>, and is a frequent guest on political shows. He remains deeply involved in democracy work.
He is a proud Chicagoan, married to the journalist <a href="https://jenniferschulze.substack.com/?utm_source=global-search" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">Jennifer Schulze</a>.

It's the Democracy, Stupid with Edwin Eisendrath (formerly The Big Picture)

It's the Democracy, Stupid | Jan. 10, 2026

Filling in for Edwin Eisendrath, Jill Wine-Banks is joined by Rachel E. VanLandingham, professor of law and associate dean for research at  Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles and retired Air Force lieutenant colonel.

Here is a summary of the conversation:

Discriminatory Military Promotions
- Van Landingham discusses how Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is removing women and officers of color from promotion lists.
- Approximately 40 high-ranking military promotions have been blocked or delayed, with roughly half involving women or minorities.
- She argues these actions violate the 14th Amendment and undermine national security.

Military Leadership Purges
- The discussion covers the mass purge of senior officers, including the 2025 removal of General CQ Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
- High-ranking female leaders like Admiral Lisa Franchetti and Vice Admiral Nancy Lacore have also been targeted.
-These removals are viewed as part of a broader effort to replace rule-of-law advocates with ideological allies.
- The speakers suggest these actions create a "chilling effect" where service members fear retribution for political views.

Testosterone Testing and Equality
- A new DOD policy requires mandatory testosterone testing for male soldiers, which raises equal protection concerns.
- The Talbott case is mentioned regarding the legality of denying hormone treatment to transgender service members.
- T discussion highlights the hypocrisy of offering treatment to cisgender males while restricting it for transgender personnel.
- The speakers argue that focusing on these culture-war issues distracts from actual combat readiness and lethality.

Logistical Failures in Iran War
- The conversation addresses mismanagement and poor logistical supplies during the ongoing Iran war support missions.
- Reports from the USS Abraham Lincoln indicate deteriorating conditions, including lack of clean water and food for service members.
- Service members have faced missile and drone attacks in locations like Kuwait and Jordan due to inadequate planning.
- The administration is criticized for prioritizing culture wars over the safety and well-being of those in harm's way.

Press Freedom at the Pentagon
- The publisher and ombudsman of Stars and Stripes have reportedly been fired, threatening the paper's editorial independence.
- Stars and Stripes was founded by General John J. Pershing to provide independent news to service members.
- Secretary Hegseth has faced litigation for attempting to restrict reporter access and control the military narrative.

Religious Curriculum in Schools
- A new Christian-centric curriculum is being introduced in military schools, potentially violating the First Amendment.
- The curriculum reportedly presents Islam as inherently violent while framing Western civilization through a Christian lens.
- VanLandingham notes that such curricula often lack scholarly rigor by omitting historical contexts, like the Crusades.
- This move is seen as part of a larger effort to align military education with a specific political and religious vision.

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Filling in for Edwin Eisendrath, Jill Wine-Banks is joined by Rachel E. VanLandingham, professor of law and associate dean for research at &nbsp;Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles and retired Air Force lieutenant colonel.
Here is a summary of the conversation:
Discriminatory Military Promotions - Van Landingham discusses how Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is removing women and officers of color from promotion lists. - Approximately 40 high-ranking military promotions have been blocked or delayed, with roughly half involving women or minorities. - She argues these actions violate the 14th Amendment and undermine national security. Military Leadership Purges - The discussion covers the mass purge of senior officers, including the 2025 removal of General CQ Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. - High-ranking female leaders like Admiral Lisa Franchetti and Vice Admiral Nancy Lacore have also been targeted. -These removals are viewed as part of a broader effort to replace rule-of-law advocates with ideological allies. - The speakers suggest these actions create a "chilling effect" where service members fear retribution for political views. Testosterone Testing and Equality - A new DOD policy requires mandatory testosterone testing for male soldiers, which raises equal protection concerns. - The Talbott case is mentioned regarding the legality of denying hormone treatment to transgender service members. - T discussion highlights the hypocrisy of offering treatment to cisgender males while restricting it for transgender personnel. - The speakers argue that focusing on these culture-war issues distracts from actual combat readiness and lethality. Logistical Failures in Iran War - The conversation addresses mismanagement and poor logistical supplies during the ongoing Iran war support missions. - Reports from the USS Abraham Lincoln indicate deteriorating conditions, including lack of clean water and food for service members. - Service members have faced missile and drone attacks in locations like Kuwait and Jordan due to inadequate planning. - The administration is criticized for prioritizing culture wars over the safety and well-being of those in harm's way.
Press Freedom at the Pentagon - The publisher and ombudsman of Stars and Stripes have reportedly been fired, threatening the paper's editorial independence. - Stars and Stripes was founded by General John J. Pershing to provide independent news to service members. - Secretary Hegseth has faced litigation for attempting to restrict reporter access and control the military narrative.
Religious Curriculum in Schools - A new Christian-centric curriculum is being introduced in military schools, potentially violating the First Amendment. - The curriculum reportedly presents Islam as inherently violent while framing Western civilization through a Christian lens. - VanLandingham notes that such curricula often lack scholarly rigor by omitting historical contexts, like the Crusades. - This move is seen as part of a larger effort to align military education with a specific political and religious vision.
Catch &ldquo;It&rsquo;s the Democracy, Stupid&rdquo; Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/programs/edwin).&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
 
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WCPT 820 Interview: Rachel E. VanLandingham

Filling in for Edwin Eisendrath, Jill Wine-Banks is joined by Kwame Raoul, attorney general of Illinois.

Legal Challenges to Tariffs
- Attorney General Raoul discusses a lawsuit against the administration's decision to increase tariffs on more than 80 countries.
- He notes that the action is intended to provide universal relief as tariffs affect imports for the entire country rather than individual states.
- Raoul emphasizes that successful previous legal challenges have already occurred regarding these types of tariff implementations.

Gun Control and Supreme Court Cases
- The discussion covers upcoming Supreme Court cases involving assault weapon bans in Connecticut and Illinois.
- Raoul clarifies that Illinois has successfully defended its statewide assault weapons ban in the 7th Circuit but has not yet been granted cert by the Supreme Court.
- He expresses a strong belief that weapons of war should not be permitted in public streets.

The Equal Rights Amendment Struggle
- Wine-Banks and Raoul discuss the ongoing efforts to secure official recognition of the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment.
- Raoul mentions his office’s past litigation through the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals regarding this issue.
- They discuss potential paths forward, including congressional action to clarify or remove timeline restrictions on ratification.

HUD Funding for Permanent Housing
- Illinois is involved in a multi-state effort to sue the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) over attempts to cap funding for permanent housing projects aimed at addressing homelessness.
- On August 7, a judge in Rhode Island granted summary judgment for a multi-state coalition, finding the HUD notice was arbitrary and capricious.
- Raoul argues that housing stability is an essential first step toward resolving various other social challenges for at-risk populations.

Protecting Election Integrity and Authority
- The conversation shifts to concerns about Department of Justice monitors being deployed nationwide during elections.
- Raoul highlights that Illinois has already challenged the authority to deploy National Guard members and had success when the Supreme Court blocked such deployments in Texas and Illinois.
- He also discusses blocking efforts by the Department of Justice to obtain unredacted voter rolls from individual states, asserting state authority over election administration per the Constitution.

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Filling in for Edwin Eisendrath, Jill Wine-Banks is joined by&nbsp;Kwame Raoul, attorney general of Illinois.
Legal Challenges to Tariffs - Attorney General Raoul discusses a lawsuit against the administration's decision to increase tariffs on more than 80 countries. - He notes that the action is intended to provide universal relief as tariffs affect imports for the entire country rather than individual states. - Raoul emphasizes that successful previous legal challenges have already occurred regarding these types of tariff implementations. Gun Control and Supreme Court Cases - The discussion covers upcoming Supreme Court cases involving assault weapon bans in Connecticut and Illinois. - Raoul clarifies that Illinois has successfully defended its statewide assault weapons ban in the 7th Circuit but has not yet been granted cert by the Supreme Court. - He expresses a strong belief that weapons of war should not be permitted in public streets. The Equal Rights Amendment Struggle - Wine-Banks and Raoul discuss the ongoing efforts to secure official recognition of the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment. - Raoul mentions his office&rsquo;s past litigation through the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals regarding this issue. - They discuss potential paths forward, including congressional action to clarify or remove timeline restrictions on ratification.
HUD Funding for Permanent Housing - Illinois is involved in a multi-state effort to sue the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) over attempts to cap funding for permanent housing projects aimed at addressing homelessness. - On August 7, a judge in Rhode Island granted summary judgment for a multi-state coalition, finding the HUD notice was arbitrary and capricious. - Raoul argues that housing stability is an essential first step toward resolving various other social challenges for at-risk populations. Protecting Election Integrity and Authority - The conversation shifts to concerns about Department of Justice monitors being deployed nationwide during elections. - Raoul highlights that Illinois has already challenged the authority to deploy National Guard members and had success when the Supreme Court blocked such deployments in Texas and Illinois. - He also discusses blocking efforts by the Department of Justice to obtain unredacted voter rolls from individual states, asserting state authority over election administration per the Constitution.
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WCPT 820 Interview: Illinois Attorney Gen. Kwame Raoul

Lynn Sweet

Victor Shi

Jim Robenalt

Rachel E. VanLandingham

Kwame Raoul

On this week's show Jill Wine-Banks fills in for Edwin and her guests are
– Lynn Sweet, Chicago Sun-Times Washington bureau chief
– Victor Shi, Gen Z activist/organizer, podcaster, and communications professional
– Jim Robenalt, author, presidential historian, lawyer, and regular contributor to Vanity Fair, The Washington Post, and Politico
– Rachel E. VanLandingham, professor of law and associate dean for research at  Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles and retired Air Force lieutenant colonel
– Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul

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