So our lieutenant governor kind of has an opinion on this. Yeah, he put out a video on Facebook

a couple hours ago. It's eight and a half minutes long. Okay. So Micah back with our lieutenant

governor who ran on property tax reform has been basically totally silent on this the past two

days. And look, so people are like, well, are you and Micah not friends anymore? Do you not like Micah? No.

But I told Micah, and I'm talking about this publicly, so I'm not bringing any trust.

I told Micah, when he got elected, I said, look, we will always be friends.

But the relationship between us is now about to change because you're no longer an advocate.

You're a politician.

You're a guy with power.

And my loyalty will always be 100% to this show and informing our audience of what's going on.

And you were, Casey, you've heard this, you've heard our conversations.

How many times is he said, great, hold me accountable.

Yeah.

This is me holding him accountable the way I would anyone else.

I love Micah. He's my friend,

but I would be doing a huge disservice to you, our audience. I've spent 20 years building

a relationship with the people of Central Indiana as a radio broadcaster. I'm not going to

blow that for any politician. And all I'm doing is holding him accountable the same way I do everybody else,

which why would anybody believe in me if they're like,

well, Rob just gives his buddies a free pass.

So that's what this is about.

Micah is my friend.

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