Manda Scott

I can't I can't answer.

It could be.

It could be the case.

But but, you know, one of the things that happens in waves, right, is that and you've seen this in American history a number of times.

If the wave is strong enough.

You can't gerrymander your way out of it.

And that's what a lot of the pollsters are saying right now.

Even if the Republicans gerrymander galore, if the wave is so strong against what they're doing.

If they are counting the votes that are cast.

They'll probably lose anyway, right?

So that doesn't mean gerrymandering doesn't have an impact.

It does.

And it is true both sides have done it for years, although the Democrats did have a proposal in Congress to eliminate it across the country.

And of course, the Republicans didn't want to vote for it.

All right.

So we'll see.

And, you know, Suzette, just a great exclamation point on that.

Back to Al Gore's comment that he thinks we're just past peak Trump.

I think what you're talking about is the first signs that Republicans are starting to realize that this guy is not going to be as popular as he once was.

He may even be so unpopular that we might lose.