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Pick the filibuster. i get republicans are not helpful. you have got to get this done without them. but this notion of talking about an existential threat and then just doing nothing is -- it's madness, madness. >> nick, with all of your knowledge of what states have done what on the redistrict front what are you watching for in terms of where d.o.j. may potentially consider other action, legal action? >> i think the first pass the look is north carolina. although they have a democratic governor he doesn't factor into the redistricting process. so the republican-led state legislature passed ma...

Community in the northern part of the state so much so that longtime representative butterfield is now retiring. i think that north carolina is probably the most likely to face a department of justice lawsuit. also just because, as we said earlier with rucho, the only way that the department of justice can get involved in redistricting is through section two, which is about racial gerrymandering, and not partisan gerrymandering. we don't know what georgia and florida are going do. before this process started there were a lot of democrats concerned about how the redistricting process would go. ...

For biden by a 16-point pin margin, will be divided into three congressional districts with black voters offset bill white republicans. that's why many are saying this map might not only violate the ohio constitution but the u.s. voting rights act. so what's next? well, it will go to ohio's republican governor mike dewine for his signature. back in 2018, he told the senate enquirer, voters said redistricting process should be done in a bipartisan way. when i'm governor, there will be an expectation that the new district maps honor the voters's wishes. that was then but this is now. dewine has ...

Game the system to take back power and hold it permanently because of their tight grip over state legislatures, they're able to control the redistricting process in a number of key states, which means they can essentially gerrymander their way into a congressional majority before voters even have to weigh in. look at a state like north carolina. leans republican, sure, but registered democrats and republicans run about equal. for reference, donald trump won it with 49.9% of the vote last year. that's a pretty close, 1.3%. if republicans get their way, the new congressional map will likely give...

Right now to be the next most extreme house republican. things don't stop, right? for america, we have found nearly 50 2022 king grass candidates, who -- if you think this freshman classes, bad just weeks. u.s., not all of these candidates are gonna. win but at one point they will. or some other person with these fringe extremes beliefs will, they're this animus to wards this legitimacy of democratic governance. next, year it's likely, we don't know the future, as we learned from the pandemic. but it is likely to be quite fair for republicans, and on the one hand that's the sort of the result ...