The Rob Kendall Show

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show focuses heavily on Indiana Republican politics and growing concern among party delegates over Secretary of State Diego Morales potentially becoming the nominee again. Kendall argues many party insiders already know Morales’ controversies and scandals could become a major liability in the general election, especially if Democrats heavily fund attacks against...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Kendall revisiting the redistricting battle in Virginia after that state’s Supreme Court struck down the proposed congressional maps. He argues the ruling confirms what he had been saying for months: that Virginia Democrats ignored clear constitutional requirements in an attempt to force through new districts. Kendall uses the case to make a broad...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show continues the fallout from Indiana’s redistricting battles and the role national conservative groups played in the recent Senate primaries. Kendall argues the entire fight was never really about improving Indiana policy, but instead about helping national Republicans maintain political power. He points to issues like property taxes, utility bills, and corrup...

At least six of the eight incumbents sought out by Donald Trump after votes against redistricting suffered defeats. What role did redistricting actually play in the outcome? What else went into a bad night for the establishment? What's next for the Indiana Senate? Rob Kendall, Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, and Jim Merritt tackle these questions and more on Statehouse Happenings. Learn more about your ad ch...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with a major discussion about Indiana gas taxes after Governor Braun temporarily suspended both the state sales tax and excise tax on gasoline. Kendall argues the move is effectively an admission that the taxes were never truly necessary, revisiting his long-running criticism that Indiana’s gas taxes have functioned as a money grab for years. He points...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show reacts to the fallout from Indiana’s Senate primary races, with Kendall arguing that while several incumbents lost, the overall problems with state government remain unchanged. He pushes back on the idea that these results were some major victory for reform, saying many of the same policies and people responsible for rising taxes, utility costs, and governme...

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Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with a continued focus on property taxes, but this time zeroing in on the role of county assessors and the system itself. Kendall argues that property taxes function as a “forever lien” on your home, forcing people to pay every year on something they already own, regardless of whether they’ve made any money on it. He contrasts that with other assets li...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show focuses heavily on property tax assessments, as Kendall reacts to what he and many listeners are seeing across central Indiana. He explains how his own assessment increased and points out that others are dealing with far larger jumps, urging people to call their local assessor and demand a full explanation rather than simply accepting the numbers. He walks t...

Today’s show opens with a breakdown of why gas prices are spiking so sharply, both nationally and here in Indiana. Prices have jumped more than 40% since late February, and the discussion focuses on the two main drivers: escalating tensions involving Iran and a refinery outage in northwest Indiana that’s hitting the Great Lakes region especially hard. The segment walks through how those factors ar...

This week on Statehouse Happenings, Rob Kendall and Abdul-Hakim Shabazz discuss the prospect of upsets across the state in Senate Primaries, very passionate responses to IndyPolitics.org's information survey, and latest on a potential Bears move to Hammond, Indiana. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s show opens with a major update on Adam Krupp and the situation surrounding his departure from the Department of Child Services and immediate return to state government in a newly created role. After disappearing for roughly three months with little explanation, Krupp reemerges as a “special advisor” to the governor with a $210,000 salary and no clearly defined job description. The segment...

Today’s show opens with a detailed look at gas taxes in Indiana, breaking down how drivers are paying multiple layers of taxation, including both an excise tax and a sales tax that rises along with fuel prices. The discussion centers on recent comments from the governor about whether to suspend parts of those taxes, how previous temporary relief impacted prices, and what may happen next. It also e...

Today’s show covers three major stories that all tie back to accountability and transparency in government. It starts with a serious issue involving swatting incidents that targeted Indiana lawmakers during the redistricting fight. Despite multiple cases and the potential for real harm, there have been no arrests, no updates, and no clear answers from state officials, raising questions about how s...

Today’s show digs into how Indiana handles your money, starting with the reality that drivers are hit with two separate taxes on gasoline—an excise tax and a sales tax that rises with prices. The governor’s temporary suspension of the sales tax is under scrutiny, especially with uncertainty around whether it can legally continue without legislative approval and whether relief for taxpayers will ac...

In this episode of The Rob Kendall Show, we break down how ambition, power, and party influence can reshape even the most well-intentioned leaders. Drawing from insider perspectives, we examine how political pressure and career advancement can shift priorities away from public service. With guest AJ Feeney- Ruiz, Former Todd Rokita Comms Director, we take a closer look at Rokita and how political...

On today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show, we start with the fallout from Virginia’s ballot referendum on congressional redistricting—and the reaction from Indiana Republicans. While Virginia voters were able to directly decide the issue themselves, Hoosiers were never given that same opportunity. Instead, we break down how both parties across the country have engaged in redistricting efforts, an...

Internet Influencer Scott Presler came to Indiana with much fanfare, as he pledged to deliver for Republican Senate Primary Challengers. But crowds across the state for the conservative activist were small. As Election Day is inside of two weeks, how are the challengers, running mostly on outside money and revenge for Donald Trump over redistricting doing? Rob Kendall and Abdul-Hakim Shabazz discu...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show dives deep into one of the most controversial and unresolved political stories in Indiana right now — the case surrounding Dubois County Sheriff Tom Kleinhelter. What began as an 80-page probable cause affidavit detailing alleged misuse of jail commissary funds has somehow led to… nothing. No charges from the original prosecutor, no clear explanation, and a...

Today’s show starts with a powerful and emotional look back at the life and legacy of Bob Kevoian, one half of the legendary Bob and Tom Show. The reaction to his passing goes far beyond media circles, highlighting just how deeply he connected with everyday people across generations. From stories of his kindness to the lasting impact he had on listeners, it’s clear Bob wasn’t just a radio personal...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show dives into two very different stories that ultimately point to the same underlying problem: a system that isn’t working the way it should. We start with the controversy surrounding David Shelton, where political opponents are attempting to turn his wife’s completely legal business into a scandal. The question becomes simple—if something is lawful, transparen...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show dives into a mix of frustration, accountability, and a closer look at what’s really happening behind the headlines in Indiana politics. It starts with tax day and a viral claim that Hoosiers are supposedly saving thousands, but quickly shifts into a deeper breakdown of what actually changed, what didn’t, and why many people aren’t seeing the benefits they we...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show focuses on a major development involving the proposed Chicago Bears stadium and what it could mean for taxpayers across Indiana. New reporting confirms what’s been discussed for months: the financial burden won’t be limited to one region. Changes to Indiana Toll Road policy will allow toll increases twice per year, effectively raising costs on anyone who use...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show dives into a major new law signed by Indiana Governor Mike Braun and what it could mean for communities across the state. House Enrolled Act 1001 is being framed as a way to lower housing costs, but critics argue it strips away local control by limiting zoning rules and eliminating public input on certain developments. The discussion centers on how this coul...

Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show dives into one of the biggest political stories in Indiana right now, centered around the Senate District 38 Republican primary. New reporting details a series of phone calls, text messages, and outreach efforts from high-level figures tied to the White House and the governor’s office, all aimed at persuading Alexandra Wilson to exit the race. The situation...