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Finally, landmark Supreme Court decision that opened the door to mid-decade redistricting,

we may see the American map being redrawn in states like Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana.

As we watch these battles play out, it raises a much larger,

more fundamental question in a nation that feels increasingly defined by how we are divided. What is it

that still holds us together? I'm a new book out, The Case for America. I argue that our national

identity isn't found in the lines we draw on a map, but in the ideals we drew up in 1776. But there's a lot to talk about

in the news. Join me. My guest for today, host of Making Money with Charles Payne on Fox Business,

Charles Payne, and anchor of the story on the Fox News channel, Martha McCallum. Good to see you guys.

Let to be here. You know, we were talking earlier about Secretary Rubio and his tour to force

in this White House briefing. You know, he is talking earlier about Secretary Rubio and his tour to force in this White House briefing.

You know, he is taking a crucial role in all of this. And you wonder what that's going to lead to.

Clearly. You know, I always think back to when we covered that original GOP primary debate, you had all of those guys up on stage, right?

And he's the only one who politically

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