Sunrise Movement

It includes name, birth date, full address, IP address and location, cell phone number, email address, uh, just a whole bunch of bad information, uh, your district and your ballot included." A- and so Mark asks, "What is Indivisible doing to sound the alarm and warn people to steer clear?" Y'all might have seen some of the viral moments from the event that I did this past weekend.

Uh, it was in New York with, uh, Mark Ruffalo and with, um, uh, uh, Black Voters Matter and with We Stand United and with Sunrise Movement and with...

Oh, Robert De Niro.

How is he fifth on the list? I don't know.

I think there's a lot of, you know, American activists, left-wingers who believe this and believe it should be inserted into every issue.

But what you see in a lot of these situations, these stories is, you know, there'll, there'll be, um, an organization that stands for the environment, right? Like the Sunrise Movement, which was like an environmental group.

And all it takes really is a small core, and there's a term for this actually, it's called entryism, and it's basically what the DSA is trying to do in the Democratic Party.

It's when a small core of, like, committed ideological leftists will enter a left-wing organization, say the Democratic Party or an environmental organization, and then they will use sort of underhanded tactics to take over that organization.

Come on.

"That's why we're teaming up with the Sunrise Movement for a rally on climate injustice and the fight for the Green New Deal.

Speakers include Rashida Tlaib and Abdul El-Sayed, and our very own," uh, whoever the F that is.

Uh, i- i- if you could s-

From March 2019, and that's the thing.

So first off, if you don't know, folks, Sunrise Movement is one of the most insidious left-wing dark money groups out there.

If there's any Looney Tunes batshit policy that can harm America and, like, hobble American energy, hobble American businesses, Sunrise Movement is always there at the front of it.

And for Detroit DSA to be like, "Hey, guys, we're having the big communist move- uh, like, uh, get together.

So that could be like electrifying your school or, you know, that your kid goes to, or it could be like getting your city government to get electric vehicles for their car fleet.

And you're only going to be able to do those things with collective action, right? You have to join with others through, you know, like advocacy campaigns, right? Join like Third Act, for example, if you're older, or like the Sunrise Movement if you're younger, or Sierra Club, or start your own group with a bunch of friends.

And that's what I'm trying to point people towards.

You know, that's really what the story of the book then ends up being about.

And the carbon wave is going to be a part of that.

But give us your hopeful read.

Yeah, well, one of the reasons why I wrote this book was to try to attract and bring in more people to our movement, right? Because waves are bigger and more powerful when they are filled with more water, with more droplets, more people, right? And I think that was really the story of this time period, beginning in 2018 with the Green New Deal, the sit-in at Nancy Pelosi's office with a bunch of young activists in the Sunrise Movement and newly elected Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

You know, those people did this huge sit-in and then it catalyzed all this media coverage and activism and reports and ideas.

The Democratic Women's Caucus em- uh, endorsed the former United States Ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget Brink.

Senator Slotkin endorsed Matt Majchrzak, who is a Navy SEAL veteran, while Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed William Lawrence, a progressive and co-founder of the climate organization The Sunrise Movement.

Lawrence emerged victorious.

Among other things, Lawrence distinguished himself in the primary for campaigning hard against AI data center development.