So, like, what's the deal now?

The Republicans are so proud of the thing that Vance is asking him to do that they're doing it behind closed doors.

Yeah. Is that the deal? I guess. Because we don't. Now, we heard a room. Okay, let's reason it. It's a Kelle and Casey show. I'm Rob. That's Casey. The vice president is supposed to be here today. and I was anticipating some big hullabaloo to try to get downtown.

And in fairness, it's always aullabaloo to try to get downtown. And in fairness,

it's always a hula blue to get downtown. But it was no more or less a hula blue than it normally

is. Right. And then it tried to figure out, okay, when is he going to be here? Because Adam Wrenn had

reported, we love Adam Wren because he

you know what he said about me oh you're the most powerful person in Indiana politics something

like that powerful broadcaster in the state let's not over exaggerate okay there we go

Adam Ren of Importantville newsletter Politico said that he uh he reported what he said it not me

you know I'm very modest no wait, wait, what was it? Most powerful? Most powerful broadcaster in the state. Broadcaster, got it. Okay. Good good. I was very embarrassed when he said that. Anyway, the point of all this is he reported last night that there was no disclosure on when Vance was going to be here,

and Braun's public calendar now had essentially been wiped clean.

So I think we were anticipating, hey, they're so proud of this redistricting plan where they're going to try to rig the electoral map to get them another one or two seats in the U.S.

House of Representatives that they'll do this out in public.

The Flanders boys are supposed to be there, Rod and Todd and Braun. And now, I guess we were told by a reliable

source, 1030-ish was the time he's supposed to be here. Correct. And now I guess it's all going to

be behind closed doors.

And nothing says we're super proud of what we're doing by just not letting anybody see what's going on.

Well, I've been hearing that there's going to be a sit-in at the state house, people who are not in favor of this.

But discussions with the vice president are expected to be exploratory.

You ever done a sit-in?

You ever sat in on anything? Have you ever sat in on anything? You ever sat down in public for a cause? I don't think so. You ever sat down in public for a cause, Casey? Not for a cause. I mean, I've, well, I guess a property tax rally. And you were sitting.

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