Good morning it is Friday, September 27th.

It's five minutes after 11.

It's the Kendall and Casey show on 93 W. I.

B.C. Rob Kendall with the day off.

My name is Casey Daniels.

In for Rob is the dude, Jim Roberts,

joining me in the studio.

So we've got to talk about some state politics,

something that's going on here in Indianapolis.

I like it.

And we're also gonna get get to some national the presidential

election what's going on with some of the candidates today so let's start off

with state politics and what Jennifer McCormick did. She recently released a plan to reverse the latest iteration of the IEDC.

She said, yes, she wants to return it to its original purpose, deprioritizing efforts to attract large businesses to focus on workforce and quality of life improvements.

Isn't it fascinating that, you know, for starters, good on Jennifer McCormick.

You know, Rob and you have talked about this a lot that she is actually, if she wasn't so crazy insane about her abortion position

and a couple of other things she's actually a fairly good candidate and has some

fairly good ideas and the fact that she's talking about reform in the IEDC is a bit of a surprise but a

surprise on the good side. But number two I'm fascinated how the Kendall and Casey

show seems to be setting the political agenda for the state of Indiana.

You guys have talked about...

You're talking about property taxes?

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