Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Great America Show.

It's great to have you with us and yet another beautiful day in America up here in New York, the Northeast.

Temperatures are reaching 80 degrees.

Nice little taste of hopefully summer right around the corner and no more rain, no more frigid nights.

But I'm sure it's just a tease.

May 5th, folks, better known as,

I guess, Cinco de Mayo, at least back when I was a little bit younger, when I had the opportunity to celebrate the day now as you get older, work becomes a priority. Doesn't that suck?

Let's get into some news of the day, folks.

And once again, I hope you guys are having a wonderful day, a wonderful week.

I hope you guys are celebrating Cinco de Mayo.

Let's talk about this gerrymandering to begin the show, why don't we?

And the Supreme Court with yet another massive ruling.

And it turns out the justices are finally,

finally having enough of Katanji Brown Jackson, her stupidity. Justice Delito, the latest

to call out the hypocrisy and call out the stupidity of Katanji Brown Jackson.

Now, last week, the Supreme Court issued a decision on the landmark voting rights case, Louisiana.

Arguments were heard in Virginia's Supreme Court in Scott v. McDougal.

In the case in Louisiana, the Supreme Court held that Louisiana's congressional map was unconstitutional and was

racially gerrymandered under the Equal Protection's Clause of the 14th Amendment.

Now, yesterday, Supreme Court ordered that the judgment be issued to the lower courts immediately,

rather than in 32 days, which will now allow Louisiana to redraw its congressional maps immediately.

In the McDusel case, the state held the referendum vote to temporarily amend the state's

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