It's Friday, May 17th.

I'm Trayvonle Anderson.

And I'm Prianka Arabindi, and this is what a day, the show where we can't tell

if the Welch's Company is ruining or honoring our juice box-filled childhood memories by introducing their very own line of canned

cocktails.

Their signature grape line flavor is called vodka transfusion, and I just need to know if the good people at

Welch is okay. We didn't ask for this. On today's show President Biden invokes executive privilege to keep recordings of his classified documents deposition private,

plus a judge in Indiana rules that tacos are in fact sandwiches.

But first, it's been a big week for ballot access all across the country.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court reinstated, at least temporarily temporarily a second majority black

congressional district in Louisiana after roughly two years of legal

challenges. It's not the final say on the Louisiana map, but at the very least

it means that the state cannot draw a

different map before the presidential election. It's a win for Louisiana's black

voters, especially in a year when ballot access and representation are huge issues ahead of what's expected to be a very, very close election and not just at the top of the ticket for president.

Control of the House and the Senate are also likely to come down to razor thin margins.

We know that local elections happen to be decided by small numbers as well, so really, really

important.

It's also the first presidential election since Republicans went all in on the big lie that Trump won the election and used it to pass a bunch of

restricted voting laws at the state level all across the country.

Yeah, what I'm hearing is that this at minimum is good news for black voters in Louisiana.

So I will take that as a win.

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