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Join us at child advocates.net. 93 WIBC. It is the Kendall and Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's in Washington,

D.C. We're getting you ready for the inauguration of Donald Trump.

And that is coming up today at noon.

You can hear it right here on 93 WIBC.

And in the meantime, put together a lot of the program today,

obviously centered around Trump's inauguration,

kind of a changing of the mood, not just changing of the government,

but changing the mood in this country.

And then to build up to that, we wanted, especially here in the 11 o'clock hour, to talk with some people

that know about inaugurations in Washington, D.C. and some of those who know about Donald Trump.

And our next guest, he fits that bill entirely.

He was a co-chair of the Donald Trump campaign here in Indiana in 2016.

And as a part of that resoundingly successful campaign where Trump easily won the state of Indiana,

he was in Washington, D.C. for the swearing in of Donald Trump in 2017.

He is one of my favorite people in all of Indiana politics and

government, the great Tony Samuel. Hello. Hey, Rob, great to be here. Thank you. Now, we always

tell this story anytime you come on, and I'm sure it gets you tart and feathered at any of your

Indiana Republican political events, but I would probably not be here today if it were not for you

because you are the guy who relentlessly would not sleep until I got that interview with Trump.

And thank you for all that I have today.

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