So the votes have been cast, the ballots have been counted, the new president-elect and vice-president-elect

have been announced, and the world has let out a collective sigh, which I'm pretty sure

you've done so as well, Adij, and I've done so as myself. But I want to know what does this win truly mean?

Because to be honest, right now at this point, I feel like I'm extremely uncomfortable with who

is in office just as much as who was in office, if that makes sense. Yeah, I think that makes a lot of

sense, De Nia. And I'm so glad that you brought that up. I feel like what is the real win here is the collective

power that we've shown that we have as organizers to be able to truly and completely transform

states that people never would have thought would have flipped this fast. So, you know, we've got,

you know, Pennsylvania was a huge win, Arizona was a huge win. Georgia was a huge win. And I think

what's so exciting is it shows what's possible when we fight against voter suppression because most

people are on our team. And I think the true win here is not that we have this magical new

president elect who's going to, you know, do everything that we want him to do and eliminate systemic

racism and, you know, all of that we want them to do and eliminate systemic racism

and, you know, all of this that has unfortunately colored our ugly history in the United States.

But what it does mean is that for people like us, we get to organize under much better conditions.

So the way that I like to think about it is I voted for myself to be the enemy of Joe Biden rather than be

the enemy drop. Right. And so for me, it was like, who would I rather be in the ring with? And I would

rather be in the boxing ring with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris than I would be with Trump and Pence.

Honestly, I loved how you started out. I didn't want to be, like, negative realm of like, okay, I was on this high,

the day that we found out who our new president is.

Now we kicked out Trump and we kicked out his negative rhetoric and how, and truly, he was

truly dangerous.

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