So

over the last 15 years, I've gotten to work with the faculty there in helping them step into their purpose.

And one of the groups I get to work with are what are called TAC officers.

It's a tactical officer.

They are an army captain or major who does a three-year tour of duty.

They get a master's degree the first year, and then they spend two years where they're in charge of 144 cadets.

And their responsibility is to turn them into leaders.

That

What are you seeing in this investigation?

Good afternoon, Donna.

Yeah, studying it definitely because the report is more than 2,600 pages long as the auditor's office and their team, I can imagine, for months have been trying to dig through some of the financial statements.

And you mentioned that this is one of the largest local government stories.

This is one of the biggest we've seen in quite some time.

And I think that's in large part due to some of the outrageous nature of some of the spending in the town of Cary to bring our audience up to date.

Taxpayers spent $37,000 for a tuition for one of the council members.

What do you think is causing this and what should we be looking for when we go into, you know, when we look at our town councils and our town managers?