It is seven minutes after 11 with Rob Kendall and Casey Daniels and Abdul is in this studio with us as well. Good morning.

Good morning. How's it going? Good. How are you?

A little bit of a frog in the throat today, but otherwise not bad.

So anything big going on for you this weekend? Now all peaceful, all quiet. Yeah.

Okay, so obviously Friday, the story with the egg or the allegations by the two women broke.

I'm curious your response to the response in general, like did the public

consume it the way you thought? Did the media consume it the way you thought?

Have we as a collective reacted to what is one of the biggest stories of the year in Indian

politics and government? Um, I was surprised and not surprised at the reaction. How's that for

nice? Very attorney of you. That's what I said. Yes. Literally detail. Please.

Literally answer. We broke the story about Friday morning at seven o'clock.

We talked about it on the RTV sixes insights as we tape it eight. They also did the story on

Indian in focus and all Indian in politics. It was in political circles. This was a big, big story,

big deal. What surprised me the most is actually the story that Caitlin Lang did with Kyle Hupfer,

basically saying he knew about the allegations. Did you know about that? Did Hupfer knew?

Um, yes and no. Once again, another.

Because one of the one of the women that I interviewed said she had told folks over at State

Party, right? She didn't say exactly. Right. Sure. Sure. Okay. So my issue on this,

and we talked about this at length, I found their detail, the intricate, intricate details that they

remembered. Very compelling. That's much different than say a Kavanaugh where the woman not only

claimed most things she couldn't remember, but things she could remember were easily refuted.

Isn't there some issue, though, with them not giving their name and I understand why people

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