Is your home stressing you out?

Why not sell it to us?

We will buy any property in any condition.

We receive a tremendous amount of phone calls on that property.

A lot of them are very aggravating.

You're not going to buy it over the phone, so let's don't kick tires.

Come and look, say, yeah or nay, and then we can both go down the street.

And so James did come, looked it over, we talked, chatting. James, he did a good job. Did what he said he was going to do. Call Simple Quarters 317, 900 home. All right, redistricting is all the talk in Indiana. Let's go right to the WIBC hotline with the guy who broke the story yesterday that Rod Bray, the pro tem, the leader of the Senate, says they don't have the votes to move forward on redistricting. Adam Rinn is his name. He's a writer for Politico, also in Portonville. Adam, hello. Good to be with you, Rob. Okay, so you put the story out yesterday in Politico that the spokesman for Rod Bray says

they don't have the votes. Did you get the feeling that it's a, we don't have the votes right now,

or we don't have them, and we're not going to have them? Well, what was interesting, Rob, is as I was

reporting this out, I had caught wind that the House Republicans caucus on Tuesday evening, that Tuesday evening, and did have the votes.

Emerged from that, had the votes that Houston conveyed to the White House, that he had the votes to pass this in a house.

And then it caught wind that there was just a call, a virtual call with

Rod Bray and fellow Republican senators yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. And what's interesting

there is it was a call. It was not a caucus formally. And so that sort of tells you a lot right there that, you know, is more

designed to kind of convey a message than it was to solicit, you know, intense debate and

feedback. And of course, not long after we learned that there weren't the vote there. Now,

the White House disagrees with Braes assessment.

The White House says that they have a private whip count and that they believe that they do have the votes from the rank and file members,

and that it's mostly, the opposition is mostly centered in Brae's leadership team, the six or seven people that

he works with to run the Senate.

But what's interesting about that is right after we broke this story, Chris Garten,

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