Good morning. It is Wednesday, January 25th. It is seven minutes after nine. And you're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. Well, good morning, Rob Kendall.

Are you in jammies?

Uh, that's none of your business, Casey. Okay. Here's what I did what you do. Well, some people may say I wimped out because I worked from home today,

and I woke up this morning and I went outside and it was hard to see because it was night. And then I put all that effort yesterday into sending up my remote kit here at home.

I thought I've already done the efforts and so about it. And an hour and a half ago, I was feeling man, I kind of wimped out on Casey and Kevin. Then I realized it's supposed to snow like this until like 2 p.m.

So I figured I actually probably saved myself from an grisly, untimely demise, which means I won big for the people of Central India.

Well, if you're following along on YouTube right now, which you can do, just type in Kendall and Casey into the YouTube search bar. And you can see that the camera that is normally shooting Rob's beautiful face is now directed to the circle.

And we're watching the snow come down on the monument. Okay.

While you were setting up last night, you're at home kit. I did a search of my home. And guess what? I did not find any documents. I did find a $10 bill in the pocket of a winter coat. I'm going to call that a win.

But I'm going to wait a week or two before I notify Congress. I don't think they're that concerned about it. However, Mike Pence did inform Congress on Tuesday that he discovered documents bearing classified markings from his time as VP in Carmel.

He found those at his house on January 16th and Pence's team conducted searches of his home. And the office of his political advocacy advocacy group advancing American freedom. Now, according to his team, he informed the National Archives on January 18th at a small box of potential classified documents were found in two small boxes. They were still taped up. They were not unpacked.

Another two boxes contain copies of vice presidential papers. And then the National Archives then informed the FBI. Okay, Casey. Now you know how much I just absolutely revere Mike Pence. And I think he's just a super upstanding guy. And I'm not going to mention anything about the Keel Brothers oil company that, you know, how much they screwed the taxpayers of the state of Indiana or how Keel Brothers left a local bank holding the bag on millions of dollars of.

Of unpaid loans. I'm not going to mention any of that. People can do their own research on Keel Brothers oil company and Mike Pence's involvement in that. What I am going to say is if you have the audacity to go on national television and do a high and mighty holier than everyone else interview.

Because let's face it, in November, Mike Pence went on ABC at a time where he was beginning to ponder's book had just come out, et cetera, ponder a run for president. And he has, as he has since leaving the leaving the White House's vice president has never been one to not take shots at Donald Trump. And this is when obviously the Trump documents have been discovered.

And I think we have the audio here case of him being asked directly by ABC news, whether he might have any documents. Let's take a listen to that.

You take any classified documents with you from the White House? I did not. Do you see any reason for anyone to take classified documents with them leaving the White House?

Well, there'd be no reason to have classified documents, particularly if they were in an unprotected area.

Okay, Casey. So I don't have any unclassified documents. And there would be no reason to have the documents. Mike Pence has the document. So here is the offer. And I made this at Robin Kendall on Twitter offer yesterday.

If Mike Pence is willing to apologize for the Keel Brothers oil company fiasco, a public apology for the first time ever for all the money that it costs taxpayers for screwing over that local bank.

If he's willing to apologize for the Keel Brothers oil fiasco, I'm willing to let this one go. That seems very fair. What say you?

It seems like a good trade. Do you think that he went all crap? We better look and he had Karen rummaging through all of his things. What's in the basement?

We better look.

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