Ryan Girdusky: Deportations Could Cost Blue States Seats & Electoral Votes

Ryan Girdusky tells Clay Travis and Buck Sexton that large‑scale deportations could reshape political power by reducing population counts in several deep‑blue states. He points to California, Illinois, Minnesota, New York, and Rhode Island as the most affected, noting that population shifts could mean the loss of up to eight electoral votes — along with corresponding House seats. Girdusky breaks down why these demographic changes matter and how they could alter the national political map.