Good morning. And it's Tuesday, April 18th, that is six minutes after 11. It's Kendall

and Casey on 93 WIBC. Thank you for joining us. You can follow along on YouTube. Just

type in, Kendall and Casey into the YouTube search bar. So here's the question. What happened

to Donald Trump? That's like a cliffhanger who shot J. R. Right. What happened to Donald

Trump? Well, that's the question that is being asked by a super PAC that is backing

Rhonda Santis. And in fact, they have debuted a TV ad. And that's the question that they

ask in the ad. What happened to Donald Trump? I am always amazed at the amount of money

these people get paid, given the really crappy product they put out. Like somebody from

the super PAC got paid to conceive and produce this ad. And I'm so disappointed in this

ad. This ad sucks. And technically, I guess Rhonda Santis can still legally coordinate

with these people because he is not a declared candidate for president. So for those of you

who don't understand how super PACs work, a declared candidate for public office cannot

coordinate with the super PAC. So that was the ruling the Supreme Court years ago. They

when they allowed infinite money and politics. So they and that was how the super PACs got

formed when the federal government put a limit on donations to candidates under McCain.

I think McCain fine gold was the name of the bill. Then the way around that was the super PACs.

And ultimately they tried to pass laws against that and went to Supreme Court and Supreme

Court said the federal government can limit money to candidates because they are the federal

government. And these are federal offices. However, you cannot limit a money to super PACs.

So the way around campaign finance laws became to give money to the super PACs. However,

the rule was that declared candidates for public office cannot coordinate with the super PAC.

So up until the moment you declare you can coordinate, which tells me Rhonda Santis probably

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