National Political Reporter Tom LoBianco of 24sight.news joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the Gaetz withdrawal for Attorney General and the fight over transgender bathrooms at the Capitol.

Champaign News-Gazette sports columnist Bob Asmussen joined Springfield's Morning News to preview Illinois football's Saturday game at Rutgers and to walk Patrick off the ledge about Illinois basketball.

Rep. Mike Coffey (R-Springfield) joined Springfield's Morning News to review the slow veto session and preview what may happen at the Statehouse in 2025.

Erik Davis of Fandango.com " See Gladiator 2 in IMAX and Wicked in Dolby Surround Sound"

Former State Representative Mark Batinick, who now runs a polling firm, discusses President-elect Trump's improved standing in Illinois, and where Republicans can make gains in Illinois.

Capitol News Illinois Staehouse reporter Ben Szalinski joined Springfield's Morning News to talk about what's moving during veto session and the efforts Democrats may make in lame duck session to oppose Trump administration policies.

Christina Shutt, executive director of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, joined Spingfield's Morning News to discuss the final days of the display of a handwritten copy of the Gettysburg Address and whether Lincoln liked Christmas.

Lee Enterprises Statehouse reporter Brenden Moore previews the second week of veto session, what probably won't happen, and what's in store for 2025

Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray joined Springfield's Morning News Tuesday to discuss the final count of mail in ballots and recount process taking place Tuesday in Sangamon County

Sen. Sally Turner (R-Beason) joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss veto session and the future of the Logan Correctional Center