All right, good morning and happy Easter.

It's Sunday, April the 20th.

It's day 91 of the second Trump administration.

In the three months since Donald Trump returned to the White House, he hasn't not a lot to ease his critics' concerns, whether it's

tariffs or mass deportations or the attempt to eliminate federal agencies. His policies have caused

chaos and confusion at every turn. There's also legitimate concern about his disregard for the

law, the Constitution, and civil liberties. And the speed with which his administration has been making these changes has been destabilizing

to the country and the world.

Now, for a while, people, you know who you are, all of us really, we're trying to figure out

how to fight back.

And there hasn't been, like there was in 2016, one big unified response, but there are very, very clear signs

that momentum is building. You'll remember Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and New York

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, they've got this fighting oligarchy tour that has received

tremendous support. Look at these large crowds they've been

drawing. This is not an election year. It's not even close to an election year. And they've been

doing this since last month, drawing attention to the billionaires' influence in and control

of government. In just the past week, tens of thousands of people from California to Montana have turned out for their rallies.

Meanwhile, separately, constituents have flooded town halls all over the country, Democratic and Republican.

Many people have been angry. They want to get answers from their representatives.

They want to hold them to account. And in many instances, they want them to fight back against this administration. And more often than not, especially with Republicans,

they're just not showing up to these town hall meetings. There have been individual actions from

some members of Congress, again, almost overwhelmingly Democratic members of Congress that have

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