Well, I called and I left a message.

Oh, good for you.

And that's it.

That's where we stand.

So this is, by the way, it's a Kendall and Casey's show.

I'm Rob Casey's here.

This is in regards to as we began our show today that there are allegations that have

surfaced that a state senator here in Indiana, I've heard this now from multiple sources who do not know each other, or at least are not connected in any political sense, who have described the exact same scenario and details that allegedly a state senator who we still, as of right now, will not name in order to allow this person to have

time to address the allegations which are clearly out there his name is associated with it

but again I'm not going to I'm not going to name it right now everybody has, people who have corresponded with me directly

have instigated it with the name. So how about that's, I guess I'd be the way to describe it,

that this senator was involved allegedly in a DUI during the legislative session. However, due to a,

it's my understanding not only as a law, but it's in the state

constitution, that these lawmakers have exempted themselves from prosecution during the legislative

session and 15 days before and 15 days after, this did not come to light until some people have started talking.

And like I said, I would consider the first source very strong.

It's someone who has given me information on other things that have proven to be correct.

Doesn't mean they don't have their info wrong, but I've talked to people inside the

State House who are not connected with this person, who have given the same details, and

multiple people inside of the State House have told me they were aware of the allegation

during the legislative session, which means I would find it very hard to believe if not only rank and file

lawmakers, but also rank and file state government workers, were aware of these allegations that

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