Good morning, it is 9.33. You're listening to the Kendall and Casey show on 93WIBC.

He's Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels. And yesterday you were corresponding with

one of our listeners, huh? You have a fan? I have many fans and you know, we have set

on this show that hate mail goes straight to the front of the line. And it is fascinating

to me, Casey. And we've talked about this before about how people are so tribalized now

that they are not, and I'm going to even talk about voting. I'm talking about the unwillingness

to even hear the obvious factual information put in front of them. I mean, at this point,

it is really interesting how when I go after Republicans, people will, depending on which

Republican it is, and it can be for the same stuff on the same principles on the same

ideals, how they will respond based on who the person is, because in their mind they

have been trained and it has been ingrained that this person is good and this person

is infallible. So a great example of this, when I go after Holcomb or Young, you get

from our, just almost everyone in the audience, let's go. Yeah. All right. But when you go

after another person, if they are like, say a roquita or whoever, you get much more pushback,

even though it is the same stuff, the same squarely behavior, the same ridiculousness

whatever, because it has been ingrained in people that this person is good. And it is

though you are personally attacking them, when you are pointing out obvious stuff, which

is the same stuff I would rip on Holcomb or Young or whoever for. And that is fascinating

to me that we are so wed to these politicians, as though they are some sort of superhero

or something, that the mere sound of hearing obvious observations about a politician will

trigger you to a point where you write Kaczynski-esque diatribes to a radio broadcaster.

Well, it's because their perception is different on someone else and it's their belief

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