There are a lot of even Trump voters from the last election who are souring on him, who feel betrayed because he did not promise Project 2025.

He didn't promise this agenda there scene.

He promised lower prices of eggs and bread and to make their lives better.

And instead he's doing a golden ballroom and said he's invading American cities.

Where the hell is this coming from?

And it's our job to welcome

those people to these rallies, to welcome those people into these sides. We don't have to agree on

everything. And if we agree on everything, we need a bigger crowd that doesn't agree on everything. What we

need to agree on is we don't do Kings in America and we're moving beyond this period that this era

that we're living through is temporary and we will be replaced by one of accountability and reform, and that's right around the corner.

Hello, and welcome to the Politics Girl podcast. I'm your host Lee McGowan. Let's get into it.

Well, last weekend was the second No Kings rally and it was a complete success. To break down how it went,

what comes next and why we need to keep getting out there in the streets even when our president wants to literally shit on us,

I am joined by the organizer

of the event, Ezra Levin, the co-founder and executive director of Indivisible.

Ezra started Indivisible with his wife Leah Greenberg with the vision of a real democracy

of, by and for the people. It was founded in response to Trump's first election, knowing that he

was a symptom of a sick democracy

and not the cause. Since then, it has become an incredible grassroots movement of thousands of local

groups across the nation with the mission to elect progressive leaders, rebuild democracy,

and defeat the Trump agenda. So without further ado, please welcome my guest, one of GQ's 50

most powerful people in Trump's

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