The U.S. Labor Secretary's resignation marks the third Trump cabinet departure in recent weeks.

To discuss that and more on redistricting and the midterms, we turn to our Politics Monday duo.

That's Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter and Tamara Keith of NPR.

It's great to see you both, as always.

So the Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez-Dariemer, is stepping down from the Trump administration

to take a job in the private sector that's according to the White House Communications Director.

Tam, we know President Trump is willing to stand by embattled officials until he isn't.

What tends to be the tipping point?

Yeah, and this is the third embattled official that is now out. Remarkably,

normally this happens from a presidential post on Truth Social, his social media site.

In this case, it was just a post from the White House communications director. Trump didn't

even get his hands dirty on this one. It has varied each time, but there is

often a nexus that involves testimony on Capitol Hill or controversies that threaten to

break out and get out of control and unable to manage.

And so here we are.

You know, the other issue at play here is that if President Trump expects that Republicans

will have a narrower margin in the Senate after this year, then he may want to lock in new cabinet officials that he'll

be able to get confirmed. So now might be the time for this turnover. And often there is

a decent amount of turnover, depending on the administration, certainly the first Trump administration

had a ton. Typically that second year is a time of turnover.

All right.

Well, let's talk about redistricting.

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