John Cabello

And the legislature could then act accordingly.

Of course, not long after this tax legislation was passed, State Rep. John Cabello filed legislation to repeal the digital assets tax, which Cabello said was meant to generate revenue.

About $60 million or more in new revenue for the state.

Interesting hearing this week.

He, uh, uh, reps the, uh, 117th District here in, uh, the state of Illinois.

He and, uh, Cabello, who is Machesney Park, Rockford area out there, uh, they want accountability, and we want it.

We demand it because this guy, as we said and have been saying, uh, this, uh, uh, Julian Mobley was a guy that just wanted to come home to his family and do a job that most of us wouldn't wanna do.

Uh, Representative, welcome to WLS.

Okay.

That's exactly right.

So you're out there on the, uh, 117th, and then, uh, you're, uh, uh, Representative Cabello, who's a little bit, uh, northwest of here, are working on accountability.

Uh, let me ask you this, because you, uh, you guys have an R after your name.

Shoot, it was a little over a year ago.

I think we had a story where one Republican state rep, John Cabello, said he's just hoping the Republicans don't lose seats.

Now, maybe since then, he and others are gaining optimism.

Some of the issues are involving the Ammons and others.

It's filth.

Like John Cabello said, I got to go home and wash the stank off of me.

Let's go to Mike from Yorkville.

Hey, Mike.