Welcome into this edition of it's kind of a crossover edition.

We've done this a few times before, so we're doing it again.

Ironically, one of the last times we did this was the Sunday after Ole Miss, Arkansas, last November in Fayetteville, when the Razorbacks got blown out by the rebels a couple days before the presidential election.

Here we are doing it again today on Sunday, September the 14th, the less than 24 hours after Ole Miss beats Arkansas 41 to 35.

This time in Oxford, a much more competitive game.

Both teams played awfully well on offense, but that's not what we're going to talk about today.

I am wearing, and you guys don't see it because it's an audio, but I'm wearing my Vanderbilt

hat in honor of my buddy, Ike Fessler, Vanderbilt fan, the doors in the AP poll earlier

today, I think 22, 20th, 20th, 20.

20.

Yeah.

Look at the doors. Vanderbilt unde undefeated 20th in the country on their way to the college football playoff and maybe the super bowl this year Diego pavia jerry kill Clarkley Clark we

should all love Clarkley the three of us you know Clarkley looks a lot like us and so when I hear you're saying Clarkley what a handsome man I'm like there's hope for all of Clarkley, the three of us. You know, Clarkly looks a lot like us. And so when I hear

Clarkley, what a handsome man. I'm like, there's hope for

all of us, man. So we're not going to talk about Vanderbilt football either.

We're going to talk about Charlie Kirk, who was

assassinated in Utah on Wednesday.

We're going to talk about what it means on this kind of an MPW digital extra

Josh Hendrickson show edition, Josh Hendrickson, the chair of economics at Ole Miss with us as

always. This is going to be instead of our Wednesday podcast that would come on Wednesday.

Josh has something going on Wednesday. So we're going to do this today and ike was able to join

so i'm not going to talk a whole hell of a lot i'm going to let these two gentlemen talk because

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