Welcome into another edition of the Josh Hendrickson show.

I'm Neil McCready, joined as always on the Josh Hendrickson show by Josh Hendrickson,

chair of economics at the University of Mississippi.

It is Wednesday, May the 15th as we record this.

Hope everyone's having a great week.

Hope you have a great rest of your week.

One more show probably on this from the month of May and then we'll be into the summer.

You know what means happens in the summer, presidential politics, Josh, including a scheduled

presidential debate in June between the president, Joe Biden, his likely opponent, the former

president, Donald Trump.

So first of all, how are you?

And second of all, put you, take your economist glasses off and put on your betting glasses.

What are the odds that this debate in CNN, no audience with the CNN regular host, what's the odds that this

debate goes down, June 27th? Oh, I hope it's 100%. I mean, I want, I want Donald Trump to show up with

Hunter Biden's drug dealer.

No, nobody in the audience. No one in the audience. That's one of the stipulations, including Robert F. Kennedy, but nobody else either. No one in the audience. It's a TV, the studio crew,

a moderator, Trump Biden and cameras. Yeah, they can't have RFK there because RFK would just make the sort of left-wing case much better than Joe Biden.

So, of course, he can't be there.

Now, Trump won't debate Kennedy either.

No, but there's really, Trump is kind of in a weird spot because I think like

RFK to some extent like does poll some of Trump's voters, but I think he pulls far more voters

from Joe Biden because at the end of the day, like RFK is not a Republican. He can't really

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