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Cleo Fields

Cleo Fields

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Oct 16, 2026

Allison GillHOST
58:20
Louisiana sixth, uh, this has been the state's second majority-minority district.
Allison GillHOST
58:24
It was and is currently held by Democrat Cleo Fields, who decided not to run for re-election after it was gerrymandered away.
Allison GillHOST
58:30
Lindsey Rubio Garcia is a teacher and a lawyer running for the seat, and she's amazing.
Allison GillHOST
58:34
Check out her social media clips f- of her testifying against the gerrymandered map.
Al LetsonHOST
30:52
You should also check out our upcoming reveal episode where we go to Louisiana to see how a Supreme Court ruling this spring led to the elimination of a majority black congressional district.
Al LetsonHOST
31:03
It's the second time U.S. Representative Cleo Fields has had his district dismantled because of a Supreme Court decision.
Al LetsonHOST
31:11
You can find it in the reveal feed.
Al LetsonHOST
31:13
Lastly, a reminder that we are proudly and purposefully listener supported.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:00
You're listening to Tavis Smiley.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:01
Uh, US Congresswoman Nikema Williams, who, uh, is in the seat once held by the late, great, uh, John Lewis, a dear friend of mine, we spent a lot of good time, uh, with John Lewis over the years, interviewed him many times.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:11
But just our private conversations and dinners I treasure, all the time I spent with John Lewis.
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:16
So what is it like [laughs] sitting in the seat that John Lewis held for, for decades?
Tavis SmileyHOST
7:23
Yeah.
Nikema WilliamsGUEST
7:23
But I, I understand.
Nikema WilliamsGUEST
7:25
And Mr. Lewis, um, was a dear friend.
Nikema WilliamsGUEST
7:27
My husband worked for him.
Neil GriotHOST
14:14
So they have cut it by 50% based upon this decision from the fucking Supreme Court of the United States of America.
Neil GriotHOST
14:24
So in, uh, when you look at this then, after the redraw, 25% is where they're at, and the Congressman Leo, uh, Cleo Fields says that he won't even run again because the district is gone.
Neil GriotHOST
14:40
They, they, they redistrict him out of a job.
Neil GriotHOST
14:46
They didn't repeal the law.
Brittany LewisHOST
7:15
Who are they and what do their holdings look like?
Kyle Kahn MullinsGUEST
7:19
the runner-up number two this is cleo fields representative cleo fields he's a democrat from louisiana um he's actually retiring this year he got gerrymandered out of his seat um he disclosed a stake in nvidia again this is the five trillion dollar market cap company their computer chips kind of power all of the data centers that we operate or the vast majority of them uh his uh overall share data center adjacent investments are between eight and a half and 41 million dollars 7 to 35 of that is just his stake in Nvidia.
Kyle Kahn MullinsGUEST
7:49
He also owns some stakes in the Taiwanese chip maker, TSMC, the American chip designer, AMD.
Kyle Kahn MullinsGUEST
7:56
So he's got this breadth of portfolio, but a big chunk of it is Nvidia.
Brittany LewisHOST
6:47
Who are they, and what do their holdings look like?
Kyle Khan-MullinsGUEST
6:51
So the runner-up, number two, this is Cleo Fields, Representative Cleo Fields.
Kyle Khan-MullinsGUEST
6:54
He's a Democrat from Louisiana.
Kyle Khan-MullinsGUEST
6:56
Um, he's actually retiring this year.
Mike FigueredoHOST
3:38
Pathetic, but not surprising for this so-called Democrat, seeing as how he was one of the eight Democratic bigots who voted with the Republican Party for their Don't Say Trans bill that would force teachers to out-trans students to their parents, which would possibly make them vulnerable to abuse.
Mike FigueredoHOST
3:52
And for the record, the other eight Democrats who voted for this... were Henry Cuellar, Cleo Fields, Laura Gillen, Vincente Gonzalez, Marcy Kaptur, Marie Glusenkamp-Perez, and Eugene Vindman, who was once considered a strong ally to LGBTQ plus people.
Mike FigueredoHOST
4:05
And the question is, how long until they throw even more queer people under a bus? As Pink News reports, support for same-sex marriage actually dropped by about six points since 2023, a trend driven mostly by Republican voters.
Mike FigueredoHOST
4:18
So how long until Democrats start denouncing marriage equality next? I mean, it's not that unreasonable of a question to ask because, you know, if they're willing to throw trans people under a bus, then they'd most certainly do the same thing to gay people as well.
Stephanie GraceGUEST
5:24
Uh, the other was drawn to favor Republicans this past spring when the Supreme Court really diluted the Voting Rights Act, so that's the sixth district, which is around Baton Rouge.
Stephanie GraceGUEST
5:34
It's now held by Democrat Cleo Fields, who is not seeking re-election.
Stephanie GraceGUEST
5:39
Um, you know, so even though the Supreme Court ruling also kind of disrupted plans to have party primaries, a lot of the focus in these races is on which Republican should win.
Stephanie GraceGUEST
5:49
Um, so, you know, it's a little interesting because the GOP candidates don't really differ on issues, so there's a lot of emphasis on other factors, such as who certain powerful people favor.
Julia Ann Dudley NajiebHOST
7:19
The ruling led to cascading changes around the American South, but the case originated in Louisiana, specifically the 16th Congressional District that included Scotlandville.
Julia Ann Dudley NajiebHOST
7:30
Um, this is where Democrat Republican Cleo Fields, 63, grew up poor and attended local schools before graduating from nearby Southern University A&M, eventually climbing the ranks to the US House.
Julia Ann Dudley NajiebHOST
7:42
And so now he plans to leave Washington and return to the legislature instead of running for re-election, uh, in a race that he sees little chance of winning because the district boundaries have been altered dramatically, and Scotlandville will no longer be represented by a native son, someone who people believed instinctively understood their challenges and offered a direct line to power and influence in the nation's capital.
Julia Ann Dudley NajiebHOST
8:09
What say you all to this?
Mark LongoHOST
2:01
So we're back in business, listeners.
Mark LongoHOST
2:03
Most of these by a handful of reps. We've got David Taylor, Cleo Fields, Michael Rooley, and Kevin Hearn lighting up the tape this week.
Mark LongoHOST
2:12
Tell you what, we'll do one of each.
Mark LongoHOST
2:14
Let's give you four trades this week.
Mark LongoHOST
2:16
David Taylor was loading up on Amgen this week, ticker symbol AMGN.
Mark LongoHOST
2:22
We've got Cleo Fields.
Mark LongoHOST
2:24
He's loading up on Alphabet today.
Mark LongoHOST
2:25
Good day for that.

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