Welcome in to episode 48 of the Josh Hendrickson show.

I'm Neil McCready, joined as always, by the chair of economics at the University of Mississippi.

Josh Hendrickson, Josh, how are you?

Doing well. Shad White, state auditor for the state of Mississippi. Josh Hendrickson. Josh, how are you? Doing well.

Shad White, state auditor for the state of Mississippi.

We'll join us somewhere in the next 30 minutes, maybe a little before that,

but he's going to join us.

So we'll kill a little time, tell some stories.

I'm on a celebratory mood today.

I'm in a celebratory mood. I'm still so proud of mood today. I'm a celebratory mood.

I'm still so proud of our country.

I thought last week it was incredible on the 249-5th anniversary of basically telling King George, no must.

People took their Saturday afternoon all over the country.

And they got together again

to send yet another message to Great Britain.

Just in case.

Just in case you didn't get the last one.

Just in case Cornwallis's surrender wasn't enough.

We told King Charles no. No, we're not coming back. And I thought that was really cool. Yeah. Don't even think about it. Yeah. I mean, they just, you know, I don't blame them. You look at the royal family. They've just gotten worse over the years. Yeah. So, you know, I mean, I totally out of control Yeah, you got to take to the streets and you've got to just, you know,

sometimes you've got to tell the British royal family, like you're welcome in our tabloids. You're not welcome in our country. I asked some people, I said, what exactly are we protesting here? And they said, well, the NBA season starts on Tuesday. and the Sacramento King

suck. Yeah. And

the management's been terrible. They've

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