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Welcome, I welcome back to this week's edition of the Systematic Investor Series with Andrew B&I, Neil's Cars from Larson,

where each week we take the pulse of the global markets through the lens of a rules-based investor.

Andrew, it is absolutely wonderful to have you back on the podcast this week.

How are you keeping and where do we find you today? Thank you, Neil, for having me back. It's always great to join you on these.

Everything's good for the tail end of the summer. You're looking forward to the fall.

Absolutely. Absolutely. Now, I am very much looking forward to this conversation today. I'm looking

forward to all of our conversations, of course, but this one in particular, because you are going to share something,

it's kind of like a world premiere, I think, with our audience. And as you told me before we hit

record, it's like a real scoop in the journalistic sense. So I'm sure the audience will be on their edge to hear what

that is. But of course, we'll have to wait a little bit because before we get to all of that

good stuff, we're going to be, I'm going to be asking you the usual question. And that is,

what are the things that's kind of been on your radar lately since we last spoke?

Well, so outside of work, I read an editorial in the Wall Street Journal a little while ago.

It was actually editorial about how is it possible that the Democrat strategy with Kamala Harris

is basically to avoid any details and any, you know, relevant

policy decisions.

This is a guy for the Wall Street Journal that is basically challenging that.

But there was a paragraph in it that I found really, really interesting, which he talked about,

because you and I think a little bit have talked a little bit about social media and the way

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