Good morning. It is Wednesday, August 16th, five minutes after 11. This is Kendall and Casey on

93 WIBC. Thank you for joining us today. We appreciate you listening. His name is Rob Kendall.

You can find him on Twitter, Rob M. Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels. I'm there as well at

Casey Daniels 317. Of course, you can watch us if you like. We're on YouTube typing Kendall and

Casey into the YouTube search bar. So Todd Young has something to say. And that's pretty much

we have to listen. Yeah, you do. His message. Don't pick Trump. Oh, yeah. He was speaking in

Muncie and he said, Donald Trump, you're just going to get more of the same. It's time to move on.

Oh, well, you know, we may, those of us who are old enough to remember will go back in the time

machine to 2016 when Todd Young was running for US Senate. Now you may remember, Casey, Todd Young did

not get the signatures to get on the ballot to run for US Senate. Of course, every congressional

district, you must get the, the 500 signatures verified in each congressional district and our old

pal. Todd or, as he's known here, the Duke of Spendingburg. Of course, he's called the Duke of

Spendingburg because he is the highest spending Republican in the US Senate and really giving

a race and within striking distance of being the highest spending senator in all of the US Senate.

Weird because he went on a stop Washington waste tour when he was running for, for reelection.

But that's neither here nor there. Of course, Todd did not get the signatures. Then hired Susan

Brooks husband as his attorney. Mary may not have had a donor to his campaign on the election board

and magically was allowed to somehow stay on the ballot despite not getting the,

the required a 500 signatures. I believe that was in the first congressional district. He was

too lazy and arrogant to get those signatures in. You may also recall for those of us who are old

enough to remember in 2016, Todd Young went down to, I believe it was Florida and met with a group

of never Trumper donors and at the time it was, oh, no, no, it's probably just a big coincidence

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