Welcome into another edition of the Josh Hendrickson show.

I'm Neil McCready, joined here by Josh Hendrickson,

Chair of Economics at Ole Miss.

It is Friday, July the 26th.

It's about noon.

Central standard time, central daylight time, I should say, as we record this.

We brought to you, we're in the Clarkford Studios. I'll tell you that. I always forget to say this Clark Ford 662-257-1900. Call that number asked for my buddy Clark, Corey Clark, tell Corey what Ford product you're looking for. He'll send you a quote within 15 minutes in business hours, right to the bottom line. No hassle. No haggle. You get your quote. The rest is up to you.

You can shop that quote around. You can do what I've done. What I recommend that you do? And let's hop into a

Clark for today. Again, 662-257-1900. We're taping on a Friday because I was slammed on Wednesday.

I think we'll, I think we'll be back probably in 12 days or so,

get back on our regular every other Wednesday schedule, but I appreciate everyone sort of

accommodating us. I've had travel and Josh has had some travel, but it's mostly been me

that's thrown our schedule off, but it's been good because there's been things happening

in our world pretty routinely that we've caught up on. So the last time we

talked to Josh, I was in Dallas. The Republican convention was beginning to wrap up.

Donald Trump had chosen J.D. Vance as his running mate. And I don't believe Joe Biden

had yet dropped out. I think that was coming in the days subsequent to that. So I guess we'll

catch up a little bit. It's been a whirlwind four weeks in American history. Joe Biden,

the sitting president, still the president, is not running for re-election.

He was dragged, kicking and screaming to that decision, the best I can tell.

His vice president, Kamala Harris, who has never received a vote in a single primary is now the prohibitive, perhaps only candidate to get the Democratic nomination in about three weeks.

So it appears that we are going to have Trump versus Harris

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