So much drama going on in public education and when we talk public education, well, we've

got a guy, 93 WIBC, it is the Kendall and Casey show.

Let's go to the drive hubler.com hotline, you know, and from the Tony Kenneth show,

her Saturdays are in WIBC, also the daily signal.

Tony, we're going to get to all the drama in Brownsburg, but first I am, well, I guess

I'm not really surprised, but I am kind of surprised at the response from these public

education systems across Indiana, whose administrators were caught on tapes and we do

CRT, we do SEL, we do DEI, and we cover it up.

They're basically telling parents, well, it doesn't matter what you saw, you didn't

see what you thought you saw.

I mean, that's really what's amazing and I would say more so, maybe not amazing, but

as expected, watching the Indiana media completely ignore it, and of course, Attorney General

Rukia to criticize that, well, he asked where on earth all of the media was covering

what has become quite a scandal, but of course, you and I know the answer to that.

We don't have to ask the question into the ether.

You and I know that it's not convenient for a lot of those public school obsessed

die-hards to admit that some of us were right all along, it doesn't really help their

credibility.

Yeah, I mean, I just blows my mind that it's like Plainfield Martins, we don't teach CRT,

we don't do that, well, you're administrator that's caught on tape, essentially says that

you do, and the reason we don't know that you do is because you cover it up.

It's really amazing, again, to hear the phrase repeated that we have to keep it under the

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