Welcome to Bright Barton News Daily.

Thanks for being here.

I hope you had a nice weekend.

Let's get right back to it.

We had two great interviews today and then we did our gratitude segment. So we didn't have like a

full on monologue. This may have been like our closest monologue. So let's do our one segment two here.

We give some immigration background. This may actually be a pretty good setup to what we did in our final hour. Not only the videos of the kids who can't read, but Bill Wells, he's the mayor of El Cajon, California, outside of San Diego. And they're suing the state. And it's going to be a year-long battle, years-long battle, but it's a noble one and a worthy one. And it's important that we know the background of it. So let's start with this immigration background, and then we'll go

right to this lawsuit in California.

Thank you. All right, let's do a redistricting update here.

We have a tale of three governors.

Three governors here.

You tell me which one doesn't belong.

We have Governor Landry in Louisiana.

He, after the Supreme Court decision last week, immediately calls special session,

suspends the May 16th primary.

We're pushing back early voting.

It was supposed to start on Saturday.

You have Governor Reeves in Mississippi.

Immediately calls a special session.

Their primary has already happened in March.

They already had their primary.

He's like, oh, nope.

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