Illinois has long been synonymous with political corruption, backroom deals, and a criminal justice system that critics say has lost sight of the victims it’s supposed to protect.
But with crime, public safety, and government accountability at the forefront of the political debate, voters now face a critical choice about who should serve as the state’s top law enforcement official.
My guest today is Bob Fioretti, a veteran civil rights attorney, former two-term Chicago alderman, and Republican candidate for Illinois Attorney General.
Fioretti has spent decades in the courtroom and the political trenches, taking on powerful interests and fighting for government accountability. Now he’s challenging incumbent Attorney General Kwame Raoul, arguing that Illinois needs an attorney general who will put the rule of law ahead of politics.
Can he break the grip of Illinois’ political establishment and restore public confidence in the justice system?
Let’s find out. Bob Fioretti, welcome to The Ops Desk.
For more about Bob’s Campaign go to: bobforillinois.com
Follow him on X: @BobFiorettiChi
