It is 14 minutes after 11. You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. So Libertarian Donald

Rainwater announced his intention to run for governor in 24 after netting a historic 11.4%

in the 2020 race as a third party candidate. And he announced right here on this very program

on Friday, the Kendall and Casey show that he's putting his hat in the ring. So welcome to the studio.

Nice to meet you. Well, it's a pleasure to meet you Casey and Hi Rob.

Hey, how's it going down here instead of saying a word to me the whole time he's been here?

It's all been you, which is why we don't do interviews in person. It's the way it always is.

Well, I know that you guys are going to talk a lot about policy and different things, but I

thought for myself and maybe the benefit of some of our listeners who aren't familiar with you,

you could tell us a little bit about you. Sure, I'll tell you a little bit. I won't tell you

a whole lot because I think it's counterintuitive to our process to have politicians who talk about

themselves on and on and on all they've done and all they have and all the things that they're

going to do for you, but they don't talk about the citizens very much. I try to talk more about

the citizens, but I will tell you that I am a lifelong hosier. I was born on the East Side Indian

apolis. I was raised on the East Side Indianapolis, graduated from Warren Central High School back in

1981. Went to a semester of college. My dad was a United Auto worker, worked at the Ford

Plan out on English Avenue for 41 years, retired from there. My semester of college, I came home.

My dad got laid off, so I've been familiar with the idea of strikes and layoffs and how it

impacts people's decisions at their dinner table and joined the Navy, spent eight years in the

United States Navy as an enlisted man. Do Navy people hate that village people song?

I think secretly we all probably have a little bit of disdain for the connotation that it might

bring, but it all depends on who you are. Okay, I didn't mean to interrupt you. I just

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