Republicans are trying to suppress your right to vote and rig the 2026 elections.

But today's guest, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, while she is fighting back one of the most

outspoken new voices in politics, she is going head to head with Republicans in Congress.

And now she's leading the charge for fair maps in her home state of Texas.

In this interview, she breaks down what Democrats can learn from the 2025 elections, how

Prop 50 in California is a blueprint for fighting back nationwide.

And what's really going on behind closed doors with the Epstein files.

But first, subscribe to Democracy Docket to stay informed about how you

can defend democracy. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, welcome back to defending democracy.

Absolutely. It's great to be with you. All right. Since the last time we talked, Donald Trump

has become the authoritarian that he always wanted to be. Your House Republican colleagues have turned out to be extreme cowards,

and they all got their asses kicked in Virginia, New York, and around the country.

So I'm going to play dealer's choice with you and let you pick where you want to start.

I obviously would love to start with the ass kicking that took place on November 4th.

It was so beautiful.

It really was.

And, you know, it was one of these things where you saw, you know, progressives win.

You saw moderates win.

You saw wins at the statewide level. Wins on the statewide level,

by the way, like we've never seen, right? We saw two Georgia statewide Democrats win for the first time,

I think, in a non-feral election since 2006. We saw Democrats in Mississippi break their supermajority. Supermajor super majority but let's start with

redistricting because there was a huge win in California and I know you've been

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