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indie star about that 93 w i b c it is the kennel and k k k k k k k k k kaysi show i'm Rob jim meriton for kaysi today joined by Evan McMahon. He's also the chairman of the

Libertarian Party in the state of Indiana. Incredible peace in Indy Star that I was just blown

away reading yesterday. The title is Indiana Police use state law to steal money without cause. So,

Evan, kind of the crux of this piece is what you're saying is the cops can take your stuff

if they want. They don't have to prove you're committing a crime and it's

really hard to get it back.

You know, first, thanks for having me on. Good to be here.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, it's incredibly difficult to prove that your items weren't used in a crime.

The standard is so high and most people just walk away from it because you have to hire the attorney

to go and represent you in civil asset forfeiture and try to get

your stuff back and oftentimes it's going to cost you more than what they took from you.

So 80% end up just being forfeited.

Let's roll through a couple.

Again, the article is fascinating and by the way we've gotten so much response from law

enforcement who are mad that you're coming on today and I response and always is, if you disagree with whatever he has to say,

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