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just steps away from where he incited the insurrection, congressional republicans have made it clear it is trumps party now. i will discuss that with congressman robert garcia. plus, how congressmen react to the supreme court's controversial decision on gun bump stocks. then, the few that make milwaukee famous. the city's mayor claps back in a new interview after donald trump reportedly calls the host city of the republican national convention horrible. try a supreme court ruling on abortion pills may not be the last word on the issue, as the battle lines are drawn over ivf tre...

at his 70th birthday party to a hero's welcome mat the capitol steps away from where he incited an insurrection. congressional republicans have made urit clear. i'll discuss sc that with robert garcia and reacting to the supreme court's ruling on bum stocks. the move that made milwaukee famous. a new interview after donald trump reportedly calls the whole city of the republican national convention "horrible." and the next fight over reproductive rights. why the ruling on abortion th pills may not be the new final ruling. we have a lot to talk about. this is the saturday show. okay,...

Reflect the voting strength of the people of the state, aren't you preventing voters from exercising control? >> reporter: the gop chairman says the case was about reestablishing the proper constitutional roles. >> the goal line is moved. it used to be conversations about is this a gerrymander? now, the conversation is does the court have the right to rein in a jerrygerrymander or can st legislatures do what they want to do? >> reporter: if that argument sounds familiar, that's because this case, the one reheard today, is the underlying case for one that went before the u.s. supreme court in d...

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Right to vote. >> on that notion, you mentioned the idea of almost this notion of a post-racial world that was alluded to prior when section 5 was gutted and the idea of turning a blind eye. well, rick, republicans would argue -- and let's play devil's advocate here in this position -- that, look, we should have race-blind mapping here. you know, you shouldn't be taking into consideration the race. certainly there's racial bloc voting, of course, as derrick talked about, the idea of having enough concentration of power to elect a candidate of your choice, not having that voting strength dilute...