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David, where are we starting today? Well, this is the time of the year when the Supreme

courts may start coming now with early decisions. And so we've had some that came out this

week that are really significant. One deals with Texas. And actually, I'm going to back up further to say it deals

with the potential election in the midterms, whether Republicans can keep a majority in the House

and the Senate and therefore help Trump move forward or whether that's going to come to a screeching

halt by losing the House. So because it is such a narrow margin in the house,

just a one or two vote margins, what has been for months, they wanted to give some more,

some more, if you will, strength to the Republican side. So Texas said, well, we can redistrict

our state. And they did and came up with five more districts that lean Republican now.

So that could be a pickup of five Republican siege, which would be a big help for Mike Johnson

in the House.

Well, California said, well, if you can do it, we can do it.

So California had their initiative back when we had the election a few weeks ago for New Jersey

and for Virginia.

That night, they had an election on a referendum in

California and said, well, we can get some new seats too, so they think they can get five

Democrat seats out of California by redistricting. And the Constitution doesn't have any requirement

or how often you redistrict every two years, four years, three years, seven and a half months,

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