93 WIBC. It is the Kindle and Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's here. And Casey, remember

yesterday we talked all about the governor had his big announcement of his priorities.

Yeah, the full tenderloin sandwich. Oh, yes, it was all sorts of pressing issues. No

real anything on helping you with your property taxes, which are as we talked with the

dual earlier about the skyrocket. And we've laid that out for you. However, he did have plans

to spend all sorts of your money, including about 160 million dollars. And as we said,

let's go ahead and multiply that by 10 because it'll never stop. So at least a billion dollars

of your heart and money to give people free textbooks. And we had our opinion on that. But when

we come when it comes to education, we go to the expert. Let's go to the drive hubler.com hotline.

The one and only Tony Kennet. How are you, my friend? A very fine January six to both of you.

Where are we plugging you these days because you are a whole bunch of different places. And when

it comes to education issues, you are the best in the business. What are you doing now? What do we

plug when we say you? I am an investigative columnist over at the daily signal. And currently,

I'm spearheading a series of reports that basically kind of disproved the notion that just because

it's a red safe, it must be safe for education. And that's a pogwash. The daily signal dot com.

Is that the website? Just daily signal dot com. That's where you go. Okay. So let's talk about

these textbooks. We yesterday at all sorts of concerns about the governor. Well, number one,

having really no answer or care whatsoever about your skyrocketing property taxes. But this plan

to give everybody free textbooks, you're the expert. What say you? Well, there are two big things

wrong with that. Number one, textbook sales are scam. The large companies that has had an iron

grip over the market are not going to lower their prices when the state of Indiana tells them,

hey, we're going to give you all of the money in the world up front so that you can continue

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