It seems like we constantly see men folding like cheap suits in the eyes of Donald Trump's authoritarian tendencies.

But women seem to be speaking out and fighting for their rights because we inherently know that they are coming for us.

And so today I am very proud to announce

that we are going to have a conversation with Congresswoman, Mikey Cheryl, from New Jersey.

Mikey, how are you today? I'm great. Thanks so much for having me. Yeah. So, you know, you have done

some town halls and received standing ovations. Have you done any town halls

outside of your district? We've done a bunch of forums outside of the district. The town hall

was specifically in the district speaking about a lot of what's going on in Washington.

Yeah, I think it's really interesting when you have, because I live in Oklahoma

in a red state, and of course, the people in our districts are too cowardice to have town halls here.

And I think it's really interesting when I see your colleagues go to very red districts, and you

see the outrage. And I believe that the anti-Maga movement is far larger

than the pro-Maga movement. What's your take on that?

You know, I think it is large and growing. We are just seeing, you know, a complete disgust for so much of what's going on and not just disgust,

but fear, right? Because it's really upending the economy. We're trying to drive down prices here

in New Jersey. We have a housing crisis. We have a utility crisis. We have health care crisis

with all of the costs going up, up, up. And as we're coming up with this pathway for how we're going to drive down these costs,

Washington's attacking us and making it difficult.

I just had one developer say to me, you know, I've stopped all projects because my HVAC

guys said costs are going up 30 to 40 percent.

So, you know, I think people are really seeing direct impacts

on the way they're living their life. And in a lot of cases, you feel like the federal

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