The January 5th runoff in Georgia that will determine control of the Senate is right around the

corner. Early voting is taking place so if you've been waiting for the right moment to get involved

now is a time. Head over to votesafeamerica.com-sash-jorgetto find something you can do right now and

sign up to adopt Georgia where they'll be sending new opportunities to donate and volunteer to

support groups doing the work in Georgia between now and January.

Hey this is Durey and welcome to Potsy of the People. Since this is our last part of 2020,

Lord knows this has been a long year. We love you. We've been through a lot in this year and we

appreciate all of our listeners who've stuck with us since the pod launch in 2016. It's been a long

four years. We'll be back in 2021. We're excited to close out the year and super grateful to have you

as a listener. Now on this episode it's me, Kaya Sam and DR as usual talking about the news that

you might not have known and Netta comes and gives us an update about what's happening with the

protests across the country. And then today we have one of our original guests back Andy Slavitt. He

used to run Medicare and Medicaid and he's here to talk to us about the vaccines. And then

sit down and talk with New York State Senator Brian Benjamin about some of the bills that he's

addressing in New York State and why they matter and why they're game changers in the landscape

in New York State. We hope that you have an amazing holiday break and if you have not already

checked out the No Not campaign, please check it out. It's in allnonox.org. Remember banning

No Not warrants is not enough. Banning No Not warrants actually won't have a big impact because

a police can take a regular warrant called a knocking announce warrant and they can execute that

in a No Not fashion. So if we actually want to ban No Not grades, we have to not only ban No Not

warrants, but we have to restrict the execution of all search warrants in a way that actually stops

the practice. So in allnonox.org, my advice to close out 2020 is to make sure that you reflect

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