Good morning it is Thursday September 26th it's five minutes after 10 his name is Rob Kendall my name is Casey Daniels and let's talk about the latest that your governor said

Eric Holcomb well you know he's term limited, Rob.

Oh, that's right, great!

He'll be leaving office in January.

He knows people are leaving his administration and he said that he's not worried about it.

He said he's been through this season three times and it's not a big concern to him right now.

Well, nothing in state government other than how many

Uber wealthy foreign corporations can he attract to our state that's the only thing

that's of concern to him so I have no doubt that any sense of accountability or productivity for the taxpayers would be even on a long list of things Eric Holcomb is worried about.

So he said that he understands that when folks come to his office,

that they'll be leaving.

It's a temporary basis.

And that's kind of the deal on the onset.

So one of the things that I think everybody who cares at all about government

accountability, about transparency, etc. is going to be looking forward to is when Mike Braun is sworn in as governor.

And look I get that Braun may not be everybody's cup of tea and he's got some votes out there

that aren't great, but I can promise you, Mike Braun, will be

markedly better than Eric Holcomb.

I mean, the past eight years have been an incredibly dark stain on our state that if we're being completely honest with our audience will never be undone.

I mean the amount of irresponsible growth facilitated in a large part by Eric Holcomb and the

Republican parties will just call it what it is lust for spending money and

growing government will likely never be undone.

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