Zoran Mondami

They did it illegally.

This constitutional amendment that it takes.

Steve, consider this.

The Constitution in California says you have to have a commission draw the lines.

Before the public even voted on that, the legislature drew the lines.

I can't figure out...

How that is not illegal.

That is literally unconstitutional.

And then I realized, oh, by the way, they've got a whole bunch of radical judges in California that don't care about the Constitution or the rule of law, no matter who put it in place, whether it was our framers of the country or whoever framed the Constitution in California.

So now we've got this Prop 50 that's going to go through, and we're here in Texas.

Steve, we have a primary coming up in March.

We have five basically new Republican districts in Texas.

Nobody knows who's running.

You got some randos that have signed up to run in these districts.

But nobody knows, like, the big names, if they're going to come out and run or not because we're still waiting on a court decision.

And the primary's three months away.

So can you imagine, Steve, if, God forbid, the court does not uphold Texas's lines, which the DOJ said we had to change the lines.

You have our Constitution, which allows the legislature to draw the lines, the complete opposite of California.

Could you imagine if we lose in Texas and it gets upheld in California?

Well, then we're under a world of hurt.