Good morning. It is Wednesday, December 27th. Four minutes after 11, this is the Kendall and Casey

show on 93 W. I B.C. My name is Casey Daniels. Rob Kendall does have the day off and the dude Jim Roberts is in the studio so let's talk a

little bit about Vavak Ramaswami and how his presidential campaign has stopped spending money on television ads and does not have any TV ad reservations booked.

This is according to his campaign. They're polling all of their TV ads and he he

exed out I would say tweet it out but I think it's not that I think you can

still say tweet it out where it's like it's like the Sears Tower in Chicago. It hasn't been technically the

Sears Tower for like 20 years now. But it's still the Sears Tower. We're not calling it Willis Tower.

Okay. He said that presidential TV ad spending is idiotic, low ROI, and a trick that political consultants

used to bamboozle candidates who suffer from low IQ. We're doing it differently,

spending money in a way that follows data. Apparently a crazy idea in U.S. politics. and then he also said big surprise coming on

June 15 or January 15th I don't know what the big surprise is but it is a surprise that he's pulling his TV

ads. Is it or is he just not doing so well I mean is that just the spin he's

putting on it because if he's pulling his TV ads before either the

caucus in Iowa or the the election or the primary in New Hampshire it just

doesn't point like things are it doesn't look like things are going in the right direction for

the big and and polling would show that as well

i don't know if i'm buying the spin that he's putting on it that if you spend

money low r-o-i People that spend money on political TV dollars

are low IQ and he's going to be following the data

and he's smarter than everybody else.

I just am not buying that even in the slightest.

Okay so as recently as the first week in December he spent more than $200,000 on TV

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