NOW. YEAH. THE GOVERNOR SAYS ONCE OKLAHOMA INCREASES BENEFITS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT TO ANY PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYEE IN THE STATE WILL DEMAND THE SAME. TODAY, HE ACCUSED LAWMAKERS OF PLAYING POLITICS WITH STATE MONEY. IT’S A SHORT TERM WIN AND WHEN YOU HAVE PEOPLE THAT ARE POLITICIANS LOOKING FOR THE SHORT TERM WIN, LOOKING FOR THE ENDORSEMENT FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT AS I RUN NEXT TIME, THEN YOU VOTE THAT WAY. THE BILL WE’RE TALKING ABOUT HERE IS SENATE BILL 102, A BILL THE GOVERNOR ORIGINALLY VETOED. LAWMAKERS OVERRODE THAT VETO EARLIER THIS WEEK. 102 WOULD INCREASE OFFICERS RETIREMENT BENEFITS. PROPONENTS LIKE THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE SAY WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC, TOO, AS VETERAN EXPERIENCED OFFICERS WILL BE INCENTIVIZED TO STAY ON THE JOB FOR LONGER, STITT SAYS. EVEN IF OKLAHOMA CAN AFFORD GIVING COPS MORE, THE STATE WILL FIND ITSELF IN A TOUGH SPOT WHEN THE FIREFIGHTERS OR EVEN TEACHERS ASK FOR AN INCREASE AND DESPITE ITS OBJECTIONS, THIS BILL, SENATE BILL 102, WILL GO INTO EFFECT. WITH THAT OVERRIDE NOW IN EFFECT. BACK TO YOU. WELL, ANDY, REALLY QUICKLY, WE KNOW THE GOVERNOR WAS ALSO ASKED ABOUT THE BUDGET, SPEAKING OF VETOES HERE, ANY WORD ON IF HE WILL VETO ANY PART OF THE BUDGET THAT WAS JUST AGREED UPON? WELL, HE PREVIOUSLY AGREED TO NOT VETO ANY PARTS OF IT, BUT SAYS THAT WILL CHANGE IF THERE’S ANY SURPRISES. AS. SO IF THERE’S THINGS THAT ARE ADDED LATER ON. YES, WE THINK THAT’S A FAIR GAME. AND WE’LL LOOK AT THAT CLOSELY. THE GOVERNOR NOW HAS 14 DAYS TO EITHER VETO PARTS OF THE BUDGET OR APPROVE PARTS OF THE BUDGET. EITHER WAY, IT WILL GO INTO EFFECT AUTOMATICALLY IN 14 DAYS.