What's going on everybody and welcome back for another episode of Trigger.

This is Triggered episode number 603 and I am back here on Wednesday April 29th.

Couldn't pass up an episode today with you guys because there's been a lot going on.

So first off, this morning, the Supreme Court finally released its decision on the Voting Rights Act.

It wasn't a total strikedown.

However, in practice, it essentially was...

It was filleted.

It was flitted.

It essentially says that you're not really allowed to draw districts based on racial lines.

Yeah.

It really narrowed that section two to almost irrelevance.

Yes, yes.

The most important thing out of everything here is that it essentially gives license now to all these states to get rid of these black districts in the south.

Yeah. And could have up to a net 12 effect for us here

depending on how many states actually do this now there's a question of who's going to because

indiana f*** us yeah well that would have been two but yeah but in principle yeah and ohio went soft

but if you're looking at the south here now louis is going to have to redraw. That's mandated by this ruling. So that's going to happen, and that's going to be plus two. You look at Mississippi, which the governor, Tate Reeves, has already called for a special session, and that should be plus one. So now we're at three. Moving across Alabama, could be interesting.

We'll see what happens there.

Georgia, now there's calls for a special session.

We'll see if that little bitch Brian Kemp does anything.

I'm not exactly optimistic about that one.

Yeah, save your money on that one, folks.

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