Casey, we're going to do a little exercise and how to pass legislation.

That's what we do on our show. It's why we're number one.

Well, we inform and try to entertain.

That's right. And so obviously the big issue in front of the Indiana General Assembly this year is going to be Senate Bill 1, which is property tax reform.

That's right. And the language came out yesterday.

That's right. And I'm pretty happy with it so far. We got into this earlier on in the show.

And obviously it's going to be a big fight between local government people who don't want any reforms and want the never-ending piggy bank that is your property.

They want to stay fat, don't they?

That's right. And us, the patriots, the heroes who want to get it passed. So I thought, let's figure out how you should message this. How should Braun, how should the Senate Republicans be messaging this bill to the public at large, to their Senate colleagues to get this thing across the finish line? So you're saying, pass my bill, damn it, doesn't work? That's right. And clearly,

after the past eight years, I am a colossal failure at telling these people how they should be

explaining things and how they should be governing. And so I said, let's bring in a trained

professional, shall we? Nice. And he is the most beautiful man in all of Indiana politics and government.

Friend of the show, communications expert. If you've got money to give, he will message your thing in a way that no one could possibly say no, the great Robert Vane.

Hello?

I'm happy to be here with the populist Rob Kendall and the pulcratudinous Casey Day.

What a word.

So real quick, just your background.

So what you were, I mean, you've been a hired gun for some of the biggest names in Indiana.

Ballard, right?

You were a communications expert.

But you worked for Pence at one point.

Yes, sir.

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