Well, that's counselor number two that says Hogsets got to go.

Counselor Andy Nielsen, he sat on the investigative committee.

He called for Hogset to resign.

Okay, so this relates to the report that was released while you were gone, the long-awaited

report about the investigation related to allegations against Thomas Carl Cook,

the former deputy mayor, that he was involved in sexual impropriety while in the mayor's office,

and that Hogset, whether or not Hogset acted appropriately in terms of when these allegations were brought to him

because the mere indie and

Indy Star articles both very clearly lay out that these women, at least one of them in great

detail, went to Hogset in person and electronically about this. And what they determined was,

and it's exactly what we said was going to happen,

which is nobody was going to be held to any account. They said legally hogsett acted in the,

and the city acted in the confines of the law, legally being the keyword, not ethically, not morally.

They don't dispute the really, I don't think any of the allegations. They don't say,

oh, this person is clearly making this up.

And the city spent half a million dollars to get what we told you they were going to get from the moment.

I knew the moment this investigation was announced, and this is, it's funny how you remember things.

I was at the

lieutenant governor's debate at the fairgrounds last, that'd be late summerish, early fallish,

whatever you want to call it. And Hammer and Nigel had one of the city county council,

I think it was Brian Maori on in the wake of this. And he was, had the enthusiasm of a potted plant. And I said,

this is going, and I think I said it on air and off the rails, the next off the rails. I said,

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