Let me get this straight.

Okay.

We, the taxpayers of Indiana, spent $800,000 of our money to be told, hey, we really shouldn't

have conflicts of interest and we should try to be more transparent.

That's correct.

Okay, I didn't miss anything. I've read articles about this topic, and that's what I keep seeing. And I thought I must be missing something. But you're saying, no, no, Rob, you're correct. We spent $800,000 for no one to be held to any sort of account. No one's going to be punished. And we should not have conflicts of interest and we should be more transparent. Yes, exactly. Common sense stuff, carry on. You know, you did spend $800,000 to know a little bit more of what's going on. How we got screwed? Because no one's right. It's getting on a Casey show. I'm Rob. That's casey we're talking about this iEDC audit of course that came out yesterday indiana economic development

corporation this shadow quasi government entity i mean we say what it is here because we tell you

who these people are it's a glorified money laundering operation and um they have written the rules, so they're allowed to get away with it.

And they are the hyper most connected, some of the hyper, most connected people in the

entire state of Indiana.

Hundreds of millions of dollars over the, this was just, by the way, the past couple

years.

This doesn't even go, this goes for like 22 to 24.

Right.

This isn't even.

We're not even talking about the history of the organization.

Which is its own thing.

The hundreds of millions of dollars, your hard-earned money, basically used to facilitate

the lifestyles of or the desired lifestyles of and desired

projects of the politicians and some of their Uber powerful cronies.

And we told you months ago that this was going to be a colossal waste of money, that no one was going

to go down because these people who would be the ones potentially going down are some of the

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