John Federman still will come clean about what is going on with him. 93 WIBC. It's the Kennel and Casey show. I'm Rob cases

out today. Mindy Winkler in for Casey Kevin's here. So this is the thing, right? Casey, where are Casey Mindy?

All good. Yes. That will not be similar. Actually, I noticed that well, somebody in the YouTube chat is like, it's good to see Casey back today.

The, and that will not be the first to last time I make this that mistake today.

Uh, when you are running for something the level of US Senate, look, this is not, no offense to anyone who is a county

surveyor, but it's not county surveyor, right? It's United States Senate. You're one of the most 100 powerful people.

You want to have two people for your entire state. You're absolutely right. And part of that means you give up certain things, right?

When we come in here, we talk about our lives, right? Because there's an expectation if there's important things going on or whatever that you'll talk about those things on a higher

level, someone like the Kardashians gives up even more privacy because they make a trillion dollars by saying, look at, look at me.

Right. Sort of the same thing with Tom Brady and Giselle. But one of the things with wanting to be a United States senator is, we as the public have

a right to know if you have potentially some sort of serious medical condition, right?

I don't tell you like, hey, your cholesterol is a little high or, you know, your blood pressure is a little off where we would like it to be.

We're talking about, you had a stroke, dude. Right. And you can't on the regular form complete sentences in the case of better men.

Yeah, perfect. That's how you started the debate. And so as such, you know, people have said, hey, I think it would make voters feel a

lot better. If indeed you're saying you're fine and these people are coming out vouging for you, it would make voters feel a lot better if you just showed us your medical records to say, hey, at this point, we can expect this guy to be a hundred

percent. Right. And when you won't do that and you know it will win you votes and you won't do it, there's a reason you're not doing that. Right.

You're hiding something. I mean, I get HIPAA whatever, but you're in a position that, you know, we need to know if your health is going to sustain.

Right. So he got asked again about this. And again, knowing it will win him votes, he still will not commit to doing this.

Would you consider releasing a full medical record list? I feel like having, you know, all the doctors on my team all believe that I'm fit to be to serve.

And I've been trying to be very transparent about, you know, going and meeting thousands of thousands of voters all across Pennsylvania.

I always knew that the debate was going to be was challenging, giving in recovery from a stroke. And I showed up. So I do believe that I'm fit to be served.

I do believe I'm fit to be served. Would you wonder why people don't think you're fit to be served?

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