Amanda Knox

So it was July 24th.

And so...

the announcement comes out, we had already had a call set for Sunday.

It was already set.

And so the win with Black Women Call was set, Jasmine Crockett, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett was on the agenda, Donna Brazile.

And so we were talking about Melanie Campbell, shout out to Melanie Campbell, because everybody was trying to push President Biden out.

And Black women were like, no,

President Biden has been good to us until he's ready to go.

Then he'll go.

And Sister Melanie Campbell had penned an open letter.

It was 8,000 black women had signed that letter.

And we were standing firm.

And when he made his decision, when the announcement happened...

I remember it was like about 2 o'clock.

And so we were like, oh, we got a call tonight.

So we shifted kind of the focus of the call.

And I really thought that they might be... We would have gone from 1,000 to maybe 3,000 people on the call.

And we were just thinking like, oh, it'll be maybe 1,000.

We're going to hit our max.

And I never forget, I told one of the sisters that helped on the tech.