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Hey, everybody, it's Joe Trippy, and welcome back to that Tri Trippy show with my co-host, Alex Ashlow.

Really excited for this one.

Next up in our series of where do we go from here, how do we win in places Democrats have struggled recently?

Today we welcome a special guest and this one's been in the works for a while.

Texas State Representative James Telerico, since we've booked him, he's announced a run for

the Senate in Texas, which makes this one even more fun. He's definitely a rising star with a

different perspective, so we really wanted to talk to him. James, welcome.

Thanks for having me, Joe. Alex, where do you want to get started, my friend? So James,

for background, and we're kind of in the middle of the series that we've been doing, which we put

out a call for questions all the time for our listeners. And the biggest one is some, some variety of

where do we go from here with everything

that's happening? How are we fighting back? And before we get to your campaign, your Senate campaign,

I wanted to talk first about the redistricting fight, which is how we first started trying to

hook up and get this scheduled. I mean, yes, obviously, Republicans ended up ramming something through, but you really had the

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