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Oct 16, 2026

Steve TurleyHOST
57:33
We snatch.
Steve TurleyHOST
57:34
We snatch defeat from the jaws of victory constantly are, you know, whether it's our rhinos who fail like the Mike Pence wing of the Indiana Republican Party that failed.
Steve TurleyHOST
57:48
to give us two more redistricting seats.
Steve TurleyHOST
57:51
If we just had those two seats, we'd probably be around 216 safe seats right now, at least bullish seats right now.

39 MINS LATER

Steve TurleyHOST
97:00
And that's what you're wrestling with, like with the Texas Republican Party or the Ohio Republican Party.
Steve TurleyHOST
97:06
Right.
Steve TurleyHOST
97:07
Or or the Indiana Republican Party.
Steve TurleyHOST
97:10
It's when the donors are old school.
Steve JohnsonHOST
12:11
I want her on every TV, and they should...
Steve JohnsonHOST
12:13
If I was the Indiana Republican Party, every political ad would just be a video of her.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:18
Mm.
Steve JohnsonHOST
12:19
Just that interview.
MaryHOST
90:12
Starting with letters to the editor in today's paper.
MaryHOST
90:16
This first one is from Lana Keisling, who is the Indiana Republican Party chairwoman.
MaryHOST
90:24
Early voting has begun across Indiana.
MaryHOST
90:28
Through Election Day, Hoosiers have the opportunity to make their voices heard and help determine the direction of our communities, state, and country.
Rob KendallHOST
90:42
People are outraged.
Rob KendallHOST
90:43
And then finally, Lana Kiesling, the head of the Indiana Republican Party, comes out and says oh hey we made a horrible mistake we're very sorry come on back paul now if i were paul i would have told him to kiss my ass and i would have gotten an attorney Paul, on the other hand, appears to have gone back to his job, put out some sort of release about it.
Rob KendallHOST
91:12
But one of the best parts about this was they made the announcement that he was unfired and returning to his job moments after we did a big segment on it.
Rob KendallHOST
91:21
It was just perfect timing.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:06
Now, on the bright side, a lot of the Republican Party in the rest of the country does seem like they are totally tired and totally exhausted with this kind of behavior.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:18
So a friend of mine last week here in the Indiana Republican Party, his name is Paul Joseph Tinkle.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:24
He, in a photo... made the decision.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:30
He made an okay symbol.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:32
Just like everyone was taking pictures, he did kind of an okay symbol.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:36
And then, hours later, he was then fired from the Indiana Republican Party.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:44
So originally he had said that, you know, I decided to make and, you know, just like, hey, things are a-okay kind of a symbol.
Tony KinnettHOST
52:50
He said, I was at a door knocking event in Hamilton County on Saturday, September the 26th.
Daniel HorowitzHOST
25:51
You know, like for example, this ...
Daniel HorowitzHOST
25:52
Over the weekend, there was a big controversy that this Indian official in the Indiana Republican Party fired a guy for, like, giving an okay symbol, um, a- accusing him of being a racist, and people were like, "I thought we got rid of this woke politics." Like, no, the Indiana Republican Party is woke.
Daniel HorowitzHOST
26:13
It's led by Governor Mike Brown, who's a piece of garbage RINO, and he's there because Trump endorsed him.
Daniel HorowitzHOST
26:21
But worse than that, despite him being horrible on every single policy issue in Indiana, it turns out that Mike Beckwith, the lieutenant governor that we supported, he announced he's not running.
Rob KendallHOST
0:40
We're going to talk about the Secretary of State polling.
Rob KendallHOST
0:42
We're going to talk about this guy getting fired by the Indiana Republican Party for giving the OK sign.
Rob KendallHOST
0:49
indiana republican party the party of cancel culture now we'll talk about that uh we'll talk about the latest on data centers and a whole bunch more to get to within your plus are the suburbs going blue are the suburbs finally gonna go blue this fall a lot of state house races that people are looking at saying we think this is the year the zionsville's the carmel's where they finally flip and become democrat representatives we'll talk about that with steven whitmer then Chuck Poland, Morning Man extraordinaire, WJOB Radio, which, of course, runs part of the Rob Kendall Show each day.
Rob KendallHOST
1:22
He will be with us.
Rob KendallHOST
1:22
There was big news last week on the Bears front.
Rob KendallHOST
5:17
No fluff here, just stuff you need to know about.
Rob KendallHOST
5:19
So let's get to it, shall we? This story is unbelievable.
Rob KendallHOST
5:24
This story about the guy getting fired from the Indiana Republican Party is simply unbelievable.
Matt EricksonHOST
77:19
Paul Joseph Tinkle says, I wanted to give a career update for my friends and any potential conservative groups looking for an employee.
Matt EricksonHOST
77:26
This Tuesday, September 29th, I was fired by the Indiana Republican Party for making an okay symbol with my fingers.
Matt EricksonHOST
77:33
Yes, seriously.
Matt EricksonHOST
77:36
I say again, Trump won.
Auron MacIntyreHOST
22:59
So this came out just today.
Auron MacIntyreHOST
23:02
This guy, Paul-Joseph Tindall, uh, or Tingle, he works, uh, in, he worked in the Indiana Republican Party.
Auron MacIntyreHOST
23:10
And apparently he was taking a picture and he made the OK sign.
Auron MacIntyreHOST
23:14
We all remember this insane, uh, kinda, uh, panic that occurred, uh, during, uh, the woke era because, uh, the ADL and the, uh, all these people, SPLC, uh, declared that the OK hand sign was some form of white supremacy.

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