So yesterday, the number one afternoon show in the city of Indianapolis had the

state police superintendent Doug Carter on to talk Delphi, and I wanted to

bring hammer back in because we do to your terrible driving didn't have enough

time to spin the holes. My terrible drive. Come on now. I'm gonna write a book

one day. Nobody could drive but me. We didn't get as much time as I wanted to

talk about this. So you'd be kind of to come back and kind of walk us through

this interview. You've got some audio clips from us. So I'm just going to turn

this over to you and kind of lead us through these clips because it was an

interesting interview. So I've been pretty critical of the superintendent and

these press conferences in Delphi. Not the most recent one where they actually

announced that there was a rest made, but so many of these I thought were just

press conferences to have them for the sake of having them to see himself on TV

as a way it came off. So this is what I asked the superintendent yesterday. I have

been pretty critical of some of these press conferences. You touched on it

earlier. You understand why the press would be a little upset. My beef with a

lot of these early on was that it felt like these things were happening just

for the sake of happening. There was no new information. And the reason I felt

that way, I was trying to think if I was the parent of one of these young ladies,

I feel like I would be getting my hopes up every time one of these press conferences

would happen, but then they would happen and there's no new information. And then it would

feel like sometimes there'd be some theatrics, like some cliches being thrown out there,

which again felt like it was getting the hopes up of these families. Does that make sense to you?

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