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Texas Democrats about to lose their seats.

Trump is now the hunter instead of the hunted.

And God bless, football is back.

This week on the David Rutherford show.

What's up, everybody?

I am stoked to be back on the air with you. I hope you all have had an

interesting week as I had a little trip up to New Jersey to speak to a group up there, but I got to

spend some time with my good friend Brian. I just really want to congratulate him on on the

new advancement in his life and what's going on out there. Brother, thank you so much for a great

week. I also want to thank, you know, the school, my kids' school, because guess what? They're

getting ready to go back to school here next week, and I am fired up about that.

Not that I don't love being around my kids all the time, but four teenage girls during summer

can be a little overwhelming at times, but I'm proud of them. I love them. We had a great summer,

but I am stoked school is about ready to start. As, but I'm proud of them. I love them. We had a great summer, but I am stoked. School is about ready to start. I'm sure you're stoked too because your

kids are going back as well. All right. So this week has been an incredible, another incredible week

in the news. I pulled out a few stories that I really wanted to touch on and bring to everyone's attention.

Now, it's pretty common knowledge if you were to take five seconds and just look at the congressional district maps of places like New York or Massachusetts or Illinois or California that you would see there would be a pretty

substantial imbalance to how many Democratic seats there are versus how many Republican seats.

Now, if you're not familiar how this takes place, it's a result of when the United

States conducts the census every 10 years. The last census, census that was conducted, was pretty

recent. And what ends up happening is that they don't separate American citizens and illegal people that are in the country.

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