Good morning. It is Tuesday, February 25th, six minutes after nine. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

Did you see what your governor is doing, Rob Kendall? Yeah, I sent it to you. Yeah. He's holding a press conference.

He's recapping first half of the session. So we're going to, that is at 915. Mm-hmm.

So we will be on the air as that's taking place.

But after it's completion, we will attempt to get you the wherefores and whatnot.

I saw Abdul was heading over there.

And look, it's going to be an interesting, it's going to be interesting what he has to say because clearly there are some things he's very proud of.

Certainly some of these executive orders, things relating to immigration, things of that nature that stripping out, you know, 5% from each agency of government trying to streamline the government.

I think he's going to tout those things.

They've had some accomplishments in the sense of universal school choices in the budget.

They got that, even though he didn't really campaign on this, I think this is a big deal.

That property tax, or not probably, we'll get to property tax in a second.

That school board bill.

The bipartisan school, yeah.

Yeah, went across the finish line in the Senate, which I think was a surprise to some people.

So he's going to talk about all of those things.

However, his signature issue, as it exists right now, which is property taxes, is currently sitting in shambles out of what came out of the Senate.

So it's going to be fascinating to see how he tries to square somewhat our clear successes with the fact that his, the thing that it, look, if you said you could have all these other

things or this one thing, he would take the one thing because the one thing is the thing

that everybody's paying attention to and how forceful

and aggressive he gets with now the house side, the house side of the aisle who is getting ready to

take this bill up. By all accounts, it sounds like, you know, he's been saying that he'll veto it

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