Robert Johnson and Brandon Jones discuss Robert's trip to Tunica for the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, dig into new polling showing President Trump underwater in 11 states he carried by double digits in 2024, and discuss why inflation and rising costs are at the top of voters' minds.

Plus a new ad in the Mississippi Senate race from American Bridge PAC, Lynn Fitch's campaign announcement, a look at the 6 women who have won statewide office in Mississippi, and the full schedule for Mississippi's redistricting hearings set to start next week.

SHOW NOTES:

Trump's job approval falls to 33%: https://yougov.com/en-us/articles/55344-donald-trumps-job-approval-falls-to-33

New American Bridge PAC Ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZq0DWrUxJY

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Robert and Brandon talk about what it means to hold political friends accountable as they discuss the guilty pleas of former Hinds County DA Jody Owens and Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba, how Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson's request for additional disclosures from data center developers put him at odds with the governor and speaker, and why Kentucky's governor is asking whether Mitch McConnell can still do the job.

Plus, an update on Mississippi redistricting as hearings kick off across the state in the wake of the Supreme Court's Callais decision.

Scott Colom is closing the gap on Cindy Hyde-Smith heading into a Senate race that could be another Mississippi nail-biter, the Supreme Court's Callais decision just gutted the Voting Rights Act and cleared the way for a new round of redistricting, and the legislature racked up another multi-million dollar mistake, this time a typo that cost the state $15 million in hurricane-readiness funds.

House Minority Leader Robert Johnson and political analyst Brandon Jones break it all down and ask how many mulligans Mississippi's legislature gets before voters demand better.