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that he never, ever paid for sex and as an adult man, has not slept with a 17-year-old nbc's sahil kapoorublicans. >> not much support from fellow republicans, a little bit from republicans like jim taylor and marjorie taylor greene for the most part, it is radio silence. house minority leader kevin mccarthy has said that the allegations against gaetz are serious and he plans to talk to him. we do not know what happens beyond that. there's one republican, adam kinzing her, of illinois, who has called on gaetz to resign. he is the first to do that it is not clear if more will follow recall that kinzinger was the first republican to also come out for the impeachment of former president trump he's the kind of lawmaker who is willing to break with his party. it is unclear in the midst of all of this whether more republicans will join those calls or how house republican leadership will handle this. >> and watching him live here speaking to this women's event, we know that what he's doing, he's fund-raising off all of this >> that's right. he is fund-raising off all of this and congressman gaet

joining me now, suhill kapoor for nbc news, and kimberly atkins, a columnist for the boston globe opinionr. she's also cohost of the #sistersinlaw podcast. >> redistricting could reshape the power dynamic in congress. districts seats could be added. demgraph, changes could mean democrats lose seats in northern and coastal states. does this set the stage for a more urgent showdown over voting rights? >> yes, it certainly will in the minds of democrats. and part of the issue, part of what they're trying to do in hr-1, this massive voting rights bill, is to create independent redistricting commissions in states basically to take the task of drawing these lines out of the hands of partisan actors. republicans have a substantial advantage here in redistricting. there are several states that are poised to add seats, like texas and florida and georgia, where republicans will have the final authority over redistricting. there are as many as ten seats according to some experts that could flip in the house just by drawing new district lines. even if the landscape does not change a single point from

starting us off this hour, juanita tolliver is a democratic strategist, suhill kapoor is a national political reporter, and philip bump, national correspondent for "the washington post." philip, i'm not surprised trump went after mcconnell the way he did, but as we try to assess where this version of the republican party is headed, what does it say about trump's influence and how if you were some of the republican senators that are still cozying up to him who were down there in florida, how can you maintain both a loyalty to donald trump and a loyalty to mitch mcconnell, who you're going to need if you're up for re-election? >> yeah, i think to some extent, this is the same dance that republicans have engaged in for the past five years. this is republicans are having to deal with a president trump who is going solo, saying his own things, still commands a strong support from the republican base, but they still need to do what they have been doing. which is to try to work with mcconnell to pass legislation. i don't think, unless you were just elected in 2020 and starting 2021, you're probably