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podcast, same show. We're going to jump right in in just a moment, Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent

out of Dallas, because this is really an entertaining circus.

Now, normally I don't really give a crap as to a redistricting battle for congressional seats in Texas,

right? It's not my top 100 or top 1,000. But Gavin Newsom has stuck his beak into this mess.

And now he wants to redraw the districts in California.

And to the point, and we'll talk about this later after Jim, let's say Trump got about

38% of the vote.

All right, so let's just rounded off to make this easy.

It's 40% of the people in the state will vote Republican.

Under Newsom's plan, potentially, you'll have 4% representation in Congress.

Because they're looking at a map that could go Democratic here, 49 to 2.

If we redraw the districts, the way Newsom wants to, it'll be 49 Democrats, two Republicans,

among the Congress people, going from California to Washington.

So Republicans will end up with 4% representation in Congress with 40% of the vote.

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