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In West Virginia, business groups are growing more concerned about a softening labor market.

And here's your Weird State Fact for this week.

Arizona seems to have more ghost towns than active populated towns.

Sources vary, but say that there are somewhere between 131 and 300 ghost towns.

Apparently, there are only 91 incorporated cities and towns.

Okay, so moving on to the question and answer portion of the show.

Question number one.

D. What do you think people in Texas can do now that it looks like the redistricting is going to occur?

Is there anything we can do?

Well, I think the most important thing for people to remember is that to strengthen their hold on some districts, Republicans had to weaken their hold on other districts.

There probably needs to be a giant get-out-the-vote movement.

Even in districts that are used to being deep red districts, there might be some surprises in those new maps.

Beyond that, if there's higher turnout in places where the turnout is normally low, it might alter any statewide races as well.

Changing maps isn't always good for the people who changed them.

Question number two.

What do you think of the Cracker Barrel logo redesign?

I don't really have an emotional attachment to a logo.

I think people are getting a little worked up over this.

I think this should go to D, but it's more commentary or opinion than straight news.

Why is Trump calling opposition to a copper mine here in Arizona anti-American?