Blago Takes to the Airwaves

SECOND ACTS

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:00PM EDT / Published Mar. 24, 2009 8:30AM EDT

For one morning only, Rod Blagojevich will get behind the mic and take Chicago AM radio by storm, answering calls, chatting up guests, and reflecting on times past. Unfortunately, it's only a temp job—the regular hosts are on vacation this week. WLS-AM offered the disgraced former governor his own show two months ago if he resigned from office. Apparently, the deal is no longer on the table. Hope he has a good screener—there will certainly be lots of prank calls.

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Blago Takes to the Airwaves