a.b. stoddard is here, an associate editor and columnist for real clear politics. also with us, msnbc legal analyst and former assistant u.s. attorney maya wiley, nbc news correspondent chad brewster joins us from milwaukee and former u.s. attorney joyce vance is back with us once again. joyce, i'll start with you. i'm putting up a graphic here for you and our viewers to see, a map that the supreme court allowed to stand, speaking to -- speak to us a little bit, if you will, about the impact of this ruling on alabama voters, a state you know very well, and how this decision by the supreme court could affect redistricting efforts elsewhere. >> so, let me make it clear that i'm not an expert on redrawing maps based on new census data, but i don't think that you have to be an expert to look at that map and see how oddly it's drawn. the two arms that reach off the body of the one remaining district that gives black voters a chance to elect a representative of their choice,
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