It would be more like;

Ricketts; Hey guys!

Mully; Hey Tom! Great to have you on! Listen, there is this election thing coming up. And again, you get to vote for whatever you want to vote for, but your Dad has got this whole thing with the 'SMEAR OBAMA' campaign and everything. And meanwhile, you've got Wrigley Field, which needs some bigtime repairs. Yet you have Rahm Emmanuel who wants to renovate Wrigley Field, but likes Obama clearly since he used to work there, and since your Dad doesn't, and you need the money....what about all of that? I mean, again, what do you with that?

THIS is why the Score needs Mike North. Mully & Hanley will be like two WGN ass kissers.

If only Bernstein were giving the interview, Ricketts would have no where to run, no where to hide from BernstInes tough and hard hitting journalistic style. Straight outta' Duke, for real. But as Danny B. says, "He doesn't want to be interviewed by us!", no sir! And he's right on all counts...Danny would eat him alive and end his reign of terror on Chicago. Great job by Danny B. and Da' Boyz!

Is this the Ricketts who couldn't park cars in a straight line?

Haugh couldn't get out of his own long-winded way asking his Super PAC question.

"We're not a private entity because we have regulations we have to follow."

Haugh couldn't get out of his own long-winded way asking his Super PAC question.

+1, I was in the car yelling "ask the damn question and get out of there!"

No, it's his idiot brother.

So did Mully & Hanley act real polite (WGN style) or did they ask some tough questions?

I fail to see why this is even an issue. The Sox got their stadium financed by the state and the Cubs stadium makes a lot more money for the city than the Sox one does. It shouldn't matter whether the owner votes for Romney or Ron Paul. Just because the city is full of corrupt Democrats doesn't mean this deal can't or shouldn't get done.

For clarity's sake, where exactly does a Mini Ditka come down on massive public financing for private entity's project?

I fail to see why this is even an issue. The Sox got their stadium financed by the state and the Cubs stadium makes a lot more money for the city than the Sox one does. It shouldn't matter whether the owner votes for Romney or Ron Paul. Just because the city is full of corrupt Democrats doesn't mean this deal can't or shouldn't get done.

I have no issue with the Cubs taking public money. My impression is that is a loan and not a grant. The city makes a lot of money on Wrigley Field in taxes with 1 to 3 million people going to games every year. So it's not as if this is a completely private deal as it affects a number of businesses in the area.

I have no issue with the Cubs taking public money. My impression is that is a loan and not a grant. The city makes a lot of money on Wrigley Field in taxes with 1 to 3 million people going to games every year. So it's not as if this is a completely private deal as it affects a number of businesses in the area.