We're about to teach the Indiana Secretary of State.

It's a little lesson in transparency.

I'm so excited about this. This is going to be in a magazine segment. And we'll learn about what happened to the White House. It'll be good for everyone. Right. Yeah, all right. It's Kiddley Casey Show. I'm Rob Casey's here. Look who it is, our old pal. Indiana State Representative. He represents Indianapolis, Andrew Ireland. Andrew Ireland. Hello.

Good morning. Good to be with you.

Now, it's not often.

Look, I give a lot for this show casey and sometimes i have to

put myself in a bad position in order to do something great for the radio broadcast but it's not

often somebody gets a one-up on me on social media but i said if you're you're going to do that, you win, but let's get something good out of it.

So Andrew was a part of the group that went to D.C.

And there was several articles written about how a lot of these people were probably going to put that tab on us, the taxpayer.

And he had posted several photos looking wonderful, like a million damn dollars like he always

does.

And I just see, I said, something effective, I said, you could have thanked the taxpayers.

And then, to say to you, you responded, smooch, both of my butt cheeks, a hole.

I paid for this myself.

Right.

And I said, okay. Well done. And then you reached out and said, I'd be happy to show

everybody how transparency works and bring all of my receipts. That's right. That's right.

Now, before we get to the receipts, I do want to ask you, you did have the opportunity

to have it taxpayer funded. I think that's right. I think typically there's one policy-related event

per year that reasonable expenses can be reimbursed, whether that's a conference or trip to the White

House, whatever that may be. If it's policy-focused, not political, then yeah, you could.

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