On today's show, California Governor Gavin Newsom sells out his own state ahead of a probable presidential run.

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Recall, 1-800-684-3-110. And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo. I am in studio. This is Logan Seculo with Will Haynes. Mike Pompeo is joining us a little bit later. Jeff Balabon, ACLJ Jerusalem is going to be joining us later, so you're not going to want to miss that. It's going to be a jam-packed show. Of course, we will cover a little bit of that meeting with Zelensky and sort of the rest of the power team, if you will. All of the world leaders of Europe seem to all join up at the White House. It's a pretty remarkable image, actually, to see them all together. And the newly gold and gilded Oval Office and it was pretty wild. Now was there a lot that came out of it? Not that we necessarily know yet. Now it doesn't mean there won't be. It doesn't mean that there wasn't. It just means a lot of the details haven't come out other than they all said, look, there may be some trilateral negotiations, there may be a deal in place,

we all want there to be a deal, we want the war to end.

Zelensky for the first time seemed kind of excited that the war may be coming to and in.

Now, this also happens at the same time, and you may have seen the headline, as the big debate over redistricting has taken quite another turn.

You saw Texas having their issues saying, hey, the state gets to control where our redistricts are.

Our districts are.

We get to redistrict ourselves.

And now California Governor Gavin Newsom says, hey, us too.

We're going to play that game.

We're going to have some fun here.

The difference is, Will, that is not with the California law states.

That's right.

While in Texas, the legislature sets the districts, the congressional district map, and people may like that or not like that, but that's

the current law in Texas. That's the same way in a lot of states. California actually has an

independent bipartisan, allegedly, bipartisan commission that draws their congressional

district maps. That's something that the state voted on in 2010 and put into law. So this isn't

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