the acting U.S. attorney in Nevada, in Las Vegas.

So they've fought a battle over Lena Haba, who's fantastic,

but a couple of four or five of these others got in under the wire.

So there's a lot to report on these confirmations.

Eric, thank you so much for the handoff.

Thank you, brother.

See you soon. See you tomorrow.

Okay, man. See you. And See you tomorrow. Okay, man.

See you. And I'll read your memo you sent me tonight. Eric Bowling on fire right now. Okay, we are absolutely jam-packed. And then the next hour we got something very special since we're talking about the Fed tomorrow. Let's go ahead. We got a great cold open. We got Mike Benz. I'm trying to get Cleo Pascal,

Philip Patrick, Walde-Woff, a lot more coming. Let's go and play the cold open.

It's all fair and love and war, because we are following the rules. We do redistricting every 10 years.

But if there's other states that are violating the rules and are going to try and give themselves an advantage,

all I'll say is I'm going to look at it closely with Akeem Jeffries.

That was New York Governor Kathy Hokel just last week, responding to Texas and Ohio's move to reshape their maps through redistricting to benefit Republicans.

Governor Hockel joins California Governor Gavin Newsom and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, who have said that they would consider redrawing House lines in order

to counter Republican tactics and ensure that the Democrats have a shot at securing the House

majority. If the Texas GOP is indeed successful in adding those seats to the U.S. House. How are Democrats planning

to respond in fighting back on this legislative effort? Specifically, are you contemplating

the legislator to deny a quorum as your caucus has done on other issues in the past?

Well, all options are on the table. My colleagues and I are going to use every tool in our toolbox to stop this power grab from going

through.

I mean, the president is trying to rig the next election.

...