Good morning. It is Thursday, January 9th, five minutes after 10 with Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

Former Congressional candidate Gabe Whitley of Indianapolis pled guilty to charges of campaign finance fraud.

Oh, that's a shame.

I know you're surprised by this news, aren't you?

Aren't you?

All right. So I guess, I mean, we've still got the sentencing coming up and we'll find out what if any time in the federal pen he's going to do.

So I wouldn't say this is the eulogy of the Honest Gabe saga. But let's talk about this for a little bit because there's some

really important things that took place with this knucklehead. And I think first and foremost is

all the crap this guy pulled and it was blatantly obvious crap. There was no interpretation.

There was no doubt. There was no nothing. And yet throughout all of it, the Marion County Republican Party, of which he's precinct committeeman, and tried to become their nominee for Congress. Right. And the Indiana Republican Party, he said nothing. They didn't say a word.

Yeah.

This guy committed a fraud of massive level.

This guy, the thing he tried to pull off was so unbelievably ridiculous.

And if it weren't for me and Abdul and my wife,

he would have gotten away with it.

And yet nothing.

Not a single peep from the state party

or the Marion County GOP throughout any of it.

It's like an episode of Scooby-Doo, right? Had it not been

for you meddling kids? So let's talk about what honest Gabe did and who he was. So Gabe

Whitley most recently tried to run for Congress in the 7th Congressional District, which is Marion County,

in the Republican primary. He got dead last. No pun intended because he did lose to a deceased

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