Good morning. It is 1134. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. My name is Casey Daniels.

That's Rob Kendall. So I was out for a few days, taking care of somebody who needed some

care taken. And I wanted to review while I was gone, Rob. I got a question for you. Did

anybody find out where Joe Hawksett was during the riots? Oh my gosh, Casey. So this was

yesterday, or I guess today, this morning, a random confused, likely accidental act of

journalism broke out over at Indystar. Colin Chang is the reporter's name over there.

And they did a question and answer with Hawksett, Boss Hawksett and Shrieve. And they

printed the answer. So it was just, I ask you a question. You give me the answer. It's not

an article. It's just a Q&A. And finally, it only took three and a half years. But finally,

somebody in this lady deserves all sorts of Colin Chang, I believe is her name.

Does there's all sorts of, you know, a hat tip that three and a half years later,

someone in Indianapolis media finally asked the mayor of Indianapolis where he was during the riots.

So let me read. There's two. He's so full of crap, Casey. And I'm going to read you his answer,

or part of his answer, because it's too long and blowviating to read the whole thing.

But I'm going to read you the question. And then I'll read you his answer. And you see if he

actually answered the question and tells you where he was during the riots. Okay. All right.

Question. Many of you will have asked where you were during the 2020 racial justice protest.

She doesn't use the word riots. We'll use the words riots here during the riots. It's a line of

questioning that's come up a lot, especially from Republican voters and politicians. No,

it's come up from almost everyone who's not a hardcore lunatic Democrat implying you weren't there.

He wasn't there. Why? Again, these are my comments. You're interjecting in.

So I mean, we're giving her credit, but the question is, she says the question could be

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