This is the Mother Jones Podcast. I'm Jamila King in New York.

On today's show, on today's show, okay, let's just stop the intro music for a moment. Okay, question, how are you? I mean really, how are you? Wherever you are, wherever you are whatever you're doing on the train in your

car doing laundry we've been thinking about you are listeners at Mother Jones I

guess I'm taking a moment to talk directly to our women

listeners now. What's it been like these past few days? I got a message from a friend

right around the Kavanaugh confirmation that read, I can't even describe how angry I am right now. So many of us are.

On today's show, rage. Women's rage, your voices, and an interview with rock star author Rebecca Traster.

One of the things that has to be recognized is that this fight is a long-term one. It is at this point going to last

for the rest of all of our lives. I do hope that this rage makes a difference in the

midterms regardless of whether it does or does doesn't, that's not the end point of what's happening now.

Also on the show, Florida Revolution, inside the unlikely movement that could restore voting rights to 1.4 million people in the

country's biggest swing state.

Every time I explain these numbers to people, they're shocked.

They're like, how is this possible? And I'm like, it's been going on since

1868 and it's only getting worse.

Stick around.

But first, we're gathered together this evening for a truly momentous occasion.

I have long been told that the most...

Here we are.

As we put this show together for you, Brett Kavanaugh is at work. He got the job.

At a White House ceremony earlier this week, President Trump celebrated in only the way he knows how by rationing up the already

feverish partisan tension. On behalf of our nation I want to apologize to Brett and the entire Kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and

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