Well, good morning. It is Wednesday, April 12th. It is seven minutes after nine. It's a big

show today. You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC and Casey. Yes. Can I call it? Yes.

Or can I call it? You're like the guy who points out a shot, aren't you? I am just, I am

maze myself some days when I roll into this building and realize how consistently right I am

because I know these dirt balls down the street from us like the back of my hand. What are you

talking about? Well, remember a couple weeks ago, a month ago, whatever it was, when Jeff Thompson,

Jim Lucas, Jerry Torre and the rest of the esteemed intellectual mega giants in the house went

kicking and screaming to the bare minimum amount of property tax relief possible. They made it as

small as possible and as short term as possible. And I told you at the time, I said, everybody,

you better get ready, bow, because there's a good chance when this thing goes over to the Senate,

you won't even get that. Remember that? I do. Did I? Did I not say that? You did. You said it. Yeah.

And remember, of course, all it is from those people, those intellectual men's, a member,

road scholar, super giants down the street from us was, how does he know? Shock, shock.

Doing it for ratings, disingenuous, hypocritical. Casey, I'd like to read to you the headline from

the Indiana Capitol Chronicle from yesterday's, well, marathon session down at the Indiana

State House. Are you ready? I'm ready. Okay. Remember all the mean things they said about me,

right? Let's just get that out there when I told you, but what went over to the Senate,

you're probably not even going to get that and all the mean things and how do I know and shock,

and ratings and disingenuous and hypocritical and blah, blah, blah. You ready? Yeah. Here we go.

Lawmaker strip key bill of most property tax relief. Thank you. Good night, everybody.

High good night, everyone. Try the Ville. So it went over to the Senate and got crumpled.

So now you have nothing. You've opened your property tax bills. You've seen the increases.

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