Good morning. It is Tuesday, January 28th. It's five minutes after 10 with Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

According to a report by the Purdue University Extension, the average Hoosier homeowner saw a 17% increase in their property taxes.

This is between the years of 22 and 23, and that's an average of 8.6% over the last two years.

So we're looking for some property tax relief.

So the state of the state is tomorrow night.

It will be Braun's first state of the state,

and state affairs had an article saying basically

that property tax reform will be the centerpiece of of Braun's speech.

And look, you got to get this out first and foremost.

Braun has followed through thus far on everything he promised to do.

It's very rare for a politician.

But since last summer, when he came in here, and we're not going to lie to our audience,

he came in, he came in, he came in kicking and screaming.

He came in.

Well, the first time he came in and we asked him about property taxes, he was still spending a lot

of time in Washington, D.C., and he was kind of like, huh?

What?

Nah.

Well, and I think he got, they got a real eye-opening experience when Micah Beckwith won at that convention.

I think he finally, so, look, Braun's a business guy.

He may not always be right in the beginning, but he knows how to be right in the end,

and that's how you run a successful business.

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