It's Monday, May 4th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day.

The show that just learned it is something in common with First Lady Melania Trump via President Donald Trump speaking in Florida on Friday.

And she hates when I dance to at the end to...

She hates when I dance to what sometimes referred to as the gay national anthem.

You know that.

She hates it.

I also hate when he dances to YMCA by the village people, which is not the gay national anthem.

As we've discussed, the gay national anthem is dancing on my own by Robin.

Thank you. The Gay National Anthem is Dancing on My Own by Robin.

On today's show, the war on Iran that wasn't a war but became a war is currently not a war, according to the Trump administration.

And grab a glass, we're pouring one out for Spirit Airlines. But let's start with voting.

Republicans spent their weekend defending last week's Supreme Court decision that struck down a Louisiana congressional map. It's a decision that, in effect, could entirely defang the power

of the Voting Rights Act, which ensures that states cannot

redistrict non-white voters out of political power. But on Fox News Sunday, Texas Republican

Governor Greg Abbott told host Maria Bartaromo that the decision was actually great for Americans,

because it'll help us hire members of Congress more fairly.

The Supreme Court just applied a principle that most Americans already understood, and that is, for example, in a hiring decision in the United States,

everybody knows an employer cannot engage in racial discrimination. Now the court is just making

clear that that same hiring decision, when voters hire who the member of Congress is going to be, that cannot be racial discrimination.

The fact of the matter is for decades, the Democrats have been using racial discrimination to draw these crazily drawn lines.

Discrimination against minority voters, on the other hand, is apparently fine,

provided you don't make that discrimination too explicit. The Supreme Court decision is big news,

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