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donald trump beat joe biden by about 18 points in louisiana it's not as though this is going to suddenly become a battleground state. could this have implications of maps in other states? >> alan v milligan says the voting rights act stands. states around the country are having to consider their own map. this is the second. alabama the first, louisiana the second. you might see districts in georgia, texas, where you're starting to see congressional districts be redrawn to keeping with this map. a lot of courts held their rulings, waiting to see what the supreme court was going to do. it absolutely has implications for the effects of control of congress in 2024. the number of states that could be up there, i think as many as five seats in texas, three seats elsewhere. eight seats across the country at least. >> jane timm, thank you for that. up next, the mercenaries at the center of this russian
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♪ ♪ cargurus. shop.buy.sell.online. beyond russia and ukraine, the wagner group has power and influence from sudan to venezuela. what happens to the leaders it is propping up out there, and the money it's sending back to russia, money that had been helping to fund vladimir putin's war in ukraine? let us ask former pentagon senior official wendy anderson and senior coalitions adviser for concerned veterans for america and director of veterans initiatives at stand together, jason beardsley. wendy, i want to -- let's talk about prigozhin and what he had been doing. he had been propping up war lords and leaders in africa, propping up some folks in venezuela, sending money back from mining and diamonds in those areas back to russia to
like he was the best candidate for the democratic party. is president joe biden still the best candidate for the democratic party going forward? >> absolutely without question. >> why? >> there's two reasons. one, he has shown an ability to connect with voters, especially moderate voters and win a presidential election against donald trump. the second thing is, he's gotten an historic amount done. we have real things to go sell here. the ira, infrastructure bill, bipartisanship. you'd much rather have an incumbent running than you would a massive primary and not know who the nominee is. democrats are crazy if they don't have joe biden as the nominee. >> jim messina, tim miller, thank you very much. we have to get to breaking news from the supreme court that could have an impact on the 2024 election. nbc news senior reporter jane timm is following this for us.
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opponents, both running on election fraud claims. adams took office in 2020, worked to expanderly voting and mail-in voting. now he's vowed that he won't play ball with election deniers, quote, if you cave and give in to these conspiracy theories, all it does is validate them. nbc's jane timm is with me now. what do we know about these other two candidates? >> the candidates are running on a lot of conspiracy theories and voter fraud claims. steven nipper said he saw election fraud online, really baseless claims he cannot prove and is arguing this is why he should be put in this position and arguing for specific policy changes, pulling out of a database that helps secretaries of state keep their voter rolls up to date. michael adams was so candid, he
said to do my job right, i have to ignore these theories. i'm going to stay out of the nonsense he told me. absolutely incredibly candid about the realities of the sort of republican primary environment right now tochlt do the job he's taken an oath to do, he thinks he might lose his job. >> nbc's jane timm, we'll keep a close eye on that. thank you very much. breaking news out of the office of jerry connelly, that there's been an attack on his district office. let me go now to nbc's ryan nobles. what can you tell me about what happened at the congressman's office? >> reporter: this is a very scary situation, an incident that took place at his district office in fairfax, virginia. that's northern where i'm stand now. according to connelly, an individual broke into his office while his staffers were there, and then had a baseball bat. he was looking for the
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams, a Republican who worked to expand voter access with the state's Democratic governor, is facing a primary against two challengers who have campaigned on voter fraud claims. NBC's Jane Timm has details on the race.