Hey, Roy.

Huge breaking news this week on stories that we have been following on this program for literally years, I think.

First up, Rishi Kapoor, you remember that guy?

The developer and Coconut Grove and Carl Gables.

Yeah, that guy.

The guy who is, I like that Roy is pretending to remember what I'm talking about.

But Rishi Kapoor was the guy that had Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, aka.

On the payroll secretly for $10,000 a month, paid him over $170,000.

He actually rented an empty building from Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago.

Steve Suarez, who is Francis Suarez's cousin.

They bought this building, and a few weeks later, they sign a lease with Rishi Kippur, who starts paying them over $12,000 a month in a building that he never used. What does that sound like to you, right? Fraud. Well, Rishi Kippur, amazingly, was arrested last Friday on his birthday, no less, wearing a U shirt and flip-flops at a hotel in Fort Lauderdale where I guess he was celebrating his cumpliannius.

And he was charged in huge indictment, like so many counts.

And $85 million fraud scheme.

Interestingly, none of it has to do with any of the politicians he had on the payroll.

No kidding.

So I'm not sure if there's another shoe that's going to drop there or what's going to happen.

But we're going to get all into that next week.

Also, we're going to talk about ball and chain four, or as the judge called it,

Coroio the sequel. So we remember the Coroio case where ball and chain owners, Bill Fuller and

Martin Pena, sue Joe Coro. They got a judgment for $63.5 million because he weaponized

city government to violate their constitutional rights.

Now they're suing the city because they ain't never going to collect a penny from Joe Corolla, let alone $63.5 million.

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