Ben Rhodes

Ezra, I know you have not slept enough, and so you are forgiven for rambling or not making sense at this point.

But I know it was a ton of work.

How do you think things went on Saturday?

In terms of what comes next, you guys are getting very specific about it.

I understand that you guys have a mass call, a nationwide call scheduled for tomorrow talking about what's next after this weekend's No Kings Day protests, before what's going to happen on May 1st.

What's the point of that call?

What are you asking people to do between now and the May 1st general strike?

May 1st, general strike, mass call tomorrow, talking about what's next and planning for that.

Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible.

I hope you get some sleep this week.

I know sort of no rest for the wicked, but thanks very much for joining us tonight, Ezra.

It's good to see you.

We'll be right back.

Stay with us.

It was last August when a gunman who was all weirded out about COVID vaccines decided to shoot at the CDC in Atlanta.

That gunman killed a police officer, broke 150 windows, and terrified the people who work at the CDC, sprayed glass shards all over CDC offices.

Again, that was in August when that happened.

Now the Associated Press is out with this headline, quote, Yeah, what counts as a sign that a part of the government is being abandoned, if not destroyed, by Donald Trump?

Over at the CDC, they're not even replacing the windows there that are full of bullet holes.

That seems like a sign.