Hello and welcome to the Byron Yorkshire, the No Chip Chat podcast.

We'd like to get right into it and what we're going to get into today is Joe Biden, Kamala

Harris, they're both weak going into 2024, maybe, maybe uniquely unusually weak going

into 2024.

Now, you may have heard the president's job rule rating has fallen to 38 percent and

that is in, we're talking about one poll now, a new poll from the Associated Press and

the National Opinion Research Center.

Now, 38 percent is close to his lowest ever in that Associated Press poll.

I think he hit 36 one time, but 38 is the next lowest.

Just last month, in the previous poll from AP and National Opinion Research Center, they

call it Nork, but that's kind of an ugly word.

So from AP and National Opinion Research Center, the last poll, most recent one, Biden

was at 45 percent.

Now that was as high as his rating has ever been since back in 2021 when he kind of began

a long slide after having spent a few months in office.

So what's going on?

The economy is going on.

I mean, pretty clear.

In the month since Biden's previous in higher rating, Americans have become deeply concerned

about the safety of the banking system and they have renewed worries about inflation.

And they are concerned about some, I don't know how exactly to say this, they're concerned

about some difficult to understand malady that is affecting world economic stability.

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