I've come straight from the fountain of youth, so I'm ready.

I literally have, that's where I was.

It shows, Charles. We can tell.

We put the Voting Rights Act together because there was an issue

because they were keeping people from voting.

They were literally shooting people.

That problem is gone.

It's not gone because you're still doing it.

The Supreme Court did the right thing in deciding that we should end racial gerrymandering.

Chief Justice said it best when he said the best way to stop discriminating by race is to stop discriminating by race.

It's the Rickashay podcast number 787. Steve Hayward

sitting in the host chair today with Charles C.W. Cook and our special guest, Spencer

Claibon. So let's have ourselves a podcast. That's good. That's the kind of ruling I like.

When did that happen? Well, it's a very world in this morning. Really? Is that right?

You tell me about the rolling. Welcome everybody to the Rikishay podcast. It's Steve Hayward hosting today for the vacationing, I guess, James Lylix with Charles C.W. Cook. And Charles, so, you know, another week, another assassination attempt, ho-hum, right?

Another peace plan from Iran that isn't.

But I guess really the biggest news of the week for me, and I know for you, is this Supreme

Court decision on the Voting Rights Act.

And I have thoughts, but I suspect you have more of them because I haven't had a chance

to read the opinion yet.

Well, I did read it. I read it the moment that it came out, and I found the majority opinion

persuasive, and I found the two paragraph concurrence by Clarence Thomas, joined by Neil Gorsuch,

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