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3/30/26 - Gas Price Spike, Braun Under Pressure, No Kings Protest Reaction

from The Rob Kendall Show · host Rob Kendall

Today on The Rob Kendall Show, Rob takes a deep dive into Indiana’s gas tax system and why drivers may soon see another increase at the pump. According to reporting highlighted by Hoosier Ag Today, the state’s gas tax structure means Hoosiers will pay more simply because gas prices are rising. Rob walks through how the federal tax, the state’s fixed gas tax, and the state sales tax on gasoline all stack together—creating a system where the government collects more money whenever prices climb. Rob also revisits comments made by Indiana Governor Mike Braun earlier this month, when Braun said he would strongly consider suspending the gas tax if prices didn’t improve within two to three weeks and if conditions surrounding global oil supply didn’t stabilize. With prices still significantly higher than when that statement was made, Rob asks why the governor has not acted and why more media outlets and political figures aren’t pressing for answers. Later in the show, Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun joins Rob to discuss Braun’s proposal to toll Interstate 70. Sakbun explains the potential consequences for communities across Indiana that rely on I-70 traffic for commerce and travel. If drivers begin avoiding the highway to skip tolls, it could have serious economic impacts for cities and towns along the corridor. Rob also reacts to the “No Kings” protest held in Indianapolis over the weekend, which reportedly drew thousands of participants. After reviewing footage and statements from organizers and attendees, Rob raises questions about what the movement is trying to accomplish and whether the message resonates beyond the people already attending the rallies. The conversation expands into a broader discussion about political activism, executive authority, and how protests influence public opinion. Rob compares the goals of different political demonstrations and argues that movements are most effective when their message is clear and grounded in persuading people who may not already agree with them. All of that and more on today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show, including a look at Indiana politics, public policy, and the issues impacting everyday Hoosiers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on The Rob Kendall Show, Rob takes a deep dive into Indiana’s gas tax system and why drivers may soon see another increase at the pump. According to reporting highlighted by Hoosier Ag Today, the state’s gas tax structure means Hoosiers will pay more simply because gas prices are rising. Rob walks through how the federal tax, the state’s fixed gas tax, and the state sales tax on gasoline all stack together—creating a system where the government collects more money whenever prices climb. Rob also revisits comments made by Indiana Governor Mike Braun earlier this month, when Braun said he would strongly consider suspending the gas tax if prices didn’t improve within two to three weeks and if conditions surrounding global oil supply didn’t stabilize. With prices still significantly higher than when that statement was made, Rob asks why the governor has not acted and why more media outlets and political figures aren’t pressing for answers. Later in the show, Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun joins Rob to discuss Braun’s proposal to toll Interstate 70. Sakbun explains the potential consequences for communities across Indiana that rely on I-70 traffic for commerce and travel. If drivers begin avoiding the highway to skip tolls, it could have serious economic impacts for cities and towns along the corridor. Rob also reacts to the “No Kings” protest held in Indianapolis over the weekend, which reportedly drew thousands of participants. After reviewing footage and statements from organizers and attendees, Rob raises questions about what the movement is trying to accomplish and whether the message resonates beyond the people already attending the rallies. The conversation expands into a broader discussion about political activism, executive authority, and how protests influence public opinion. Rob compares the goals of different political demonstrations and argues that movements are most effective when their message is clear and grounded in persuading people who may not already agree with them. All of that and more on today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show, including a look at Indiana politics, public policy, and the issues impacting everyday Hoosiers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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