Katie Phang

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1,889 appearances 9 recordings 3 series first heard May 2025 last heard 12 Sep

Katie Phang’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And later tonight, I'll be delivering the Working Families Party response to the State of the Union, laying out exactly
what it will take to build an economy and a democracy that works for all of us, not just the working few.
So I'm asking you to stay engaged, stay fired up, and tune in tonight because this is about building a movement that is big enough to defeat authoritarianism, to stand up to corporate power, and root it in a simple belief that when working people come together across race, across geography, and across whatever lines they try to divide us by, we are unstoppable.
So all power to the people and
thank you all for being with us tonight well hell yeah that's how we do it
Coming up next, a man who doesn't suffer fools from the great state of Arizona.
We've got Senator Ruben Gallego.
He's going to be talking about a man by the name of Steve Gomez.
Steve is a father of three from Gilbert, Arizona.
And for the last five years, Steve and his family have relied on the Affordable Care Act marketplace for their insurance.
But let me be clear.
Because of Republicans and Donald Trump's big bullshit bill, now Steve has to decide what he's going to cut to be able to afford health care for his child, Senator Ruben Gallego.
Listen, you know how important this is?
I'm from Arizona.
This is cold.
But what is true, what is happening right now is that Donald Trump and the Republicans have made this country sicker, poorer, and less secure.
Thicker, poor, and less secure.
How did it start?
As soon as they got in there, what did they do?
They went and they cut Medicaid and they cut food stamps.
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