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Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our 2.

Hello, America. Welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. Across the United States, the full number is 8779779-425.

You can text Eric, E-R-I-C-K, to 33-777- Get the live stream, the show notes, the podcast, everything you need to stay in touch with the show. Follow me on social media. If you're in Georgia, you want to hear my interview with Rick Jackson, who's running for governor. Text Eric, E-R-C-K, to 33-77- Click the very first link. You'll be able to get into the substack. You don't need a subscription. We made it available to everybody. You can also go to WSBRadio.com. It's the third hour of my podcast on the WSB radio website. Look for their podcast tab. I'll be doing Brad Raffetzberger. I will be doing Chris Carr and Bert Jones as well, all those interviews. Now, I want you to know, this just hit the wire for those

of you in Georgia. Rick Jackson, the Gubernatorial candidate who I interviewed yesterday, is calling for an immediate special session to redraw line saying, quote, there's no time to waste.

Georgia must act now to ensure secure elections in Georgia and counter the Democrats' national assault in our elections.

That can't happen.

Now, he's not a lawyer.

He wouldn't know this.

But there is a Supreme Court decision, as I mentioned in the last hour.

And those of you who, let me just break this down for you.

So yes, the Supreme Court today said that districts, congressional districts drawn specifically for racial purposes are unconstitutional. The only exception to that is that if a

district has been drawn to dilute minority voting participation, intentionally done to deprive

black voters or Hispanic voters of their representation, then you can correct that with a

racially drawn district. That's the only exception. But if you're just drawing districts,

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