Good morning it is Tuesday in November 14th five minutes after 11 it's Kendall and

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former attorney general for the state of Indiana currently running for governor on the

Republican side. Curtis Hill joins us now. All right, Curtis, so there was an

interesting article that came out in the Capitol Chronicle about Brad Chambers,

who's one of your opponents, he's raising gagilions of dollars, he's infinitely wealthy in his personal life.

And one of the areas it appears he's raising money is based on people he had relationships with the IEDC where essentially he takes

public money and gives tax breaks and other financial incentives to business and to

me Curtis it really showcases what like you are up against because you don't have the ability to

dole out the favors guys like a Brad Chambers or Mike Braun takes a trip to the

southern border he's a US senator he has the ability to to kind of use taxpayer money to get free publicity.

You're really behind the eight ball compared to some of these other guys.

Well, you know, that's why we call it a grassroots campaign.

I mean, we're talking about representing the people

the examples that you give are absolutely perfect examples of what's

wrong with politics and what's wrong with government. I mean, IEDC is, in my view, more of a shadow government

than anything else. So I think it does point to what the problem is out there, but I'll tell you what, Rob, out there across

the state, regular folks pick up on this, and they want someone who can connect with them,

they want someone who's a proven they want someone who's a proven

conservative so I think we've we've got an opportunity in a farm at a farewell you

know you're kind of in a weird way of the top five really the only actual outsider per se and that a sense of

somebody who's taken on the establishment you got chambers who's super

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