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Oh, you don't know. And the other half

is supporting that first half who was again very excited about the women's world cup. I'm Imani

Candy. And I'm super excited about the women's world cup and I'm Jess P.clo. Rewire. Dot News is

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Hey, Jess.

Yes.

What if I told you that there's a woman who has just given the Supreme Court an opportunity to help save this

country from becoming a KKK hellscape. What? I said, what if I told you that there's a woman

who has just given the Supreme Court an opportunity to save our democracy from becoming a KKK hellscape.

Um, considering there are few things I think worse than a KKK hellscape, I'd say that's

fantastic. It is fantastic. And what makes this fantastic story especially delicious is that the woman

Stephanie Hoffeller did so because she thought her dad was kind of an asshole.

Wait, hold on. Who's her dad? Okay, so Stephanie Holfeller's dad's name is Tom Hofeller,

and he's a Republican redistricting expert, and he is at the center of this fight regarding

the census and the Trump administration's efforts to whiten America.

In this episode, we're going to talk about the fight over the Trump administration's

questionable efforts to add a citizenship question to the census, whether or not the Supreme

Court will bless these efforts, and what is at stake if they do. And we're going to talk about administrative law, which you know is super exciting.

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