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'Can things get any worse in politics?' Kasich reacts to TX redistricting battle
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10:24Now PlayingThe Texas House passed the GOP's redistricting plan, moving the new congressional map to the State Senate. Now, California Democrats are moving to combat those Republican gains. NBC News' Ryan Chandler reports from Texas and NBC News' Dana Griffin reports from California. Former Ohio Governor John Kasich and PBS NewsHour co-anchor Geoff Bennett join Ali Vitali to share their reaction.
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