They're calling it Donald Trump's revenge.

The GOP members in Indiana who bucked Trump, they didn't want to redistrict, have mostly lost their primaries.

And it's funny because on the left, they're saying, you see what happens?

You defy Donald Trump.

And they will vote you out.

You will lose your job. And on the right, they're going, you see what happens? You defy Donald Trump and they will vote you out. You will lose your job. And on the right, they're going,

you see what happens? You defy Donald Trump and you will lose your job. And everybody's, I guess,

happy with the results. Democrats are happy to have their point proven that Donald Trump is the

king of the Republican Party. And Republicans are equally happy to tell everybody, don't buck

the movement. Well, this is big. This plays into the current redistricting war, my friends, and

currently, Republicans have a tremendous advantage. Right now, Democrats are slacking.

Based on the current redistricting efforts, Republicans have a massive lead.

If Democrats pick up a few of the states that they've talked about redistricting, they

might come up a few seats.

If we maximize between Democrats and Republicans and redistrict every red state, every blue state where

we can, it's a dead draw. No one will gain any seats. But there is, my friends, still an edge

that the Republicans have. And that is the VRA precedent set by the Supreme Court. If the DOJ targets VRA districts,

these are racially gerrymandered districts, the net result will be plus three Republican.

Now, that's not factoring in the census change in 2030. And this is assuming Democrats go nuclear as well.

If Democrats do not succeed, it's going to be like 30 seats for the Republicans.

So I'm going to say it like this, my friends.

I've got the data to back it all up.

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