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Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Wednesday, May 27th, 26.

Today, South Carolina Senate Republicans reject Trump's redistricting bid in the state.

A federal court has blocked Alabama's new Republican map.

Governor Mikey Cheryl demanded access to an ICE facility amid an ongoing hunger strike.

The Supreme Court has shot down Florida's bid to stop other states from issuing driver's licenses to immigrant truckers.

France has banned Israel's Ben Gavir after unspeakable treatment of flotilla detainees.

Jim Acosta has filed a claim against the $1.8 billion slush fund.

An American journalist has been charged with failing to register as a foreign agent of China.

A judicial panel has upheld the reprimand of a federal judge caught having sex in chambers with a high-ranking police officer.

The Congressional Black Caucus has urged companies to oppose Republican redistricting, and CBS says it will not

limit access to Colbert's public access show. I'm your host, Alison Gill.

Who, buddy, lots of news today. It is Wednesday. It's the middle of the week. It's hump day. It's the taint of the week, as Dana and I like to say. We'll see how it goes from here on out. There is currently, as we're recording this, polls are about to close in Texas. I don't think we're going to get any results by the time we finish recording this, but we may get them over on Bean's Talk, so make sure you watch Beanstalk today.

Later in the show today, here on The Daily Beans, I'm going to talk with Jim Acosta.

We're going to talk about his claim against the $1.8 billion theft, felon to felon slush fund.

So we're going to have a chat about that.

And his claim and my claim, both of us were victims of actual Department of Justice

weaponization and government weaponization back in Trump's first term.

So I look forward to that discussion with Jim Acosta.

And, you know, other than that, Dana will be back soon.

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