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What A Day

Putting Alabama On The Map

What A Day

What A Day

News, Daily News

4.612.6K Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2023

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Federal judges chose a new congressional map for Alabama on Thursday, after a major, two year legal fight. The final, court-approved map gives Black Alabamians more political power, and could also give Democrats an edge in 2024.

Talks between SAG-AFTRA and AMPTP resume today, after negotiations to end the Hollywood actor’s strike restarted earlier this week. It’s not clear if they’re close to a deal, but the use of artificial intelligence may be a major sticking point.

And in headlines: the Biden administration has cleared the way to allow more border wall construction in Texas, Canadian voters elected a First Nations member to lead the province of Manitoba, and the CDC is phasing out its paper COVID vaccine cards.

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0:00.0

It's Friday, October 6th. I'm Trevelle Anderson.

0:09.2

And I'm Josie Duffy Rice, and this is what a day.

0:11.8

Where we are totally 100% not bad about being snubbed

0:16.4

for this year's MacArthur Genius Grants again.

0:18.6

There's always next year, Josie.

0:20.3

Keep hope alive. Keep hope alive.

0:22.7

Gotta be honest, I don't think next year is my year.

0:25.5

I'm gonna go on a five-year timeline.

0:27.3

Okay.

0:31.1

On today's show, the Biden administration has cleared the way

0:34.2

to allow more border wall construction in Texas,

0:37.7

plus the CDC is phasing out paper COVID vaccine cards.

0:41.8

But first, federal judges chose a new congressional map

0:44.6

for Alabama on Thursday after years of the state legislature

0:47.7

drawing districts in ways that disenfranchise black voters.

0:51.4

The decision comes after two years of a major legal fight

0:54.6

when that involved the Supreme Court two separate times, in fact.

0:57.6

Yes, I remember this story in the absurdity around it.

1:01.9

And you know it's bad if even this Supreme Court that we have

1:06.1

says that you've gone too far.

1:08.2

For the folks who might not remember,

1:09.7

can you give us a little background on the case?

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