100 women currently serve in the House of Representatives.

And that's a record. But still, women make up just 23% of the governing body.

And that's where women belong in the House comes in. From Wonder Media Network,

host Jenny Kaplan seeks to understand the state of gender representation in office

and ask how Congress would change if it looked more like the people it represents.

This is a landmark election for a number of reasons, but it's also another historic year for

women running for office. This season, Jenny is speaking with women who are running in some of

the most contentious swing states in the country. Listen and subscribe to women belong in a House

wherever you listen to podcasts. I'm Jason Kander and this is Majority 54. The podcast

helps the 54% who did not vote for Donald Trump, talk to those who did about the most

divisive issues in our country. Ravi, you want to tell these good folks about our special guest

of course. Today we have Mike Murphy, a Republican political consultant with some serious gigs

under his belt. He's been a media and strategy advisor for many people you recognize,

including John McCain, Mitt Romney, Jed Bush, Arnold Schwarzenegger. You can also find him as an

analyst on NBC's Meet the Press and co-host of one of my favorite political podcasts,

Hacks on Tap, opposite my former boss David Axelrod and Robert Gibbs. He's a vocal critic of

the Trump administration and has been a strategic advisor for our VAT, Republican voters against

Trump. He also co-directs the USC Center for the Political Future, which is dedicated to promoting

civil political dialogue, which is very similar to our mission here on the pod. Mike's been bringing

his unique approach to the political business for over 25 years now. Mike, it's great to have you on

the podcast. Well, thank you guys. It's good to be here in good old Majority 54. I'm pretty sure

you're I think you're only the second Republican ever on here. So who was the first victim?

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