like like the duchess of santa barbara. meghan markle whenever i go out, i ve seen it.ople aro so i look down my nose at people, i boss people around and then i tryd th and split up families. but you know, you really can t. you really can unscrew that. u chef rule brings up a great point because whenever t they write these bills in california, like, yeah, we re going to stick it to the may rate a theyn, we re going to stick i to uber and lyft because they re making all this moneftys and mcdonald s are making all this money. righit s like, yeah, s aneo they can afford the raises. they can also afford the innovation and all that stuff. but if you want to kee ip your employees, it s so muchh easier if you re making 15 dollars an hour at a moeasiep restaurant, why wouldn t you go over to mcdonald s and get benefiuldn t yo tot and make 20 hour and then you leave these placesave thes that have alreadn turfed? i mean, they re lucky to still be in business, california, since the pandemic.
will make partisanship in the house even worse. you have so many seats that are extreme in one direction or another. that means people are no longer forced to work together. reporter: more on that in a bit, but first a primer. the constitution says that every ten years after the census state political maps are redrawn based on population changes. in recent decades, state legislatures in both parties have taken to jegerrymandering congressional district. redistricting is simply the process of redrawing the lines. gerrymandering is redrawing the lines with the intent to benefit a particular party or group or individual. reporter: look at the map that texas republican legislature passed after the 2020 census. even the untrained political eye can see how jumbled and jagged the new house districts will be. when you look at the new texas map after redistricting,
districts are drawn. and even though we all know that s a problem, elected officials in state houses all over the country are guilty of trying to seize whatever advantage they can. we re in downtown austin. yes. this is an area that righit new lines. it is. it is. reporter: austin, the capital of texas, is a pretty liberal town, it s a key reason republicans drew new congressional maps that took city blocks like this and progressives who live here out of their gop districts. here is austin what the republicans did was pack as many democrats into as few districts as possible. the republican districts are not only is it going to be republican, it s going to be very republican and the democratic districts are going to be very democratic. reporter: will hurd is a moderate texas republican who left congress frustrated about the lack of bipartisanship. he says new gerrymandered maps in his home state and beyond
the facts and on the president. just like nixon era, the mueller can only be removed by the personal action of the attorney general, which is now rod rosenstein, since sessions is recused and he can only fire him because of misconduct, dereliction of duty or for cause which has to be in writing. that part is important too, because if righit s in writing, court is more likely to reinstate mueller. if you fire an fbi director, and you write that it was because he was mean to hillary, and then the president confesses, no, it was actually all about the russia probe. he made a recommendation, but regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey, knowing there was no good time to do it. and in fact when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story.