Indivisible

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I think we're going to have enough time to get through all the immigration stuff so we can get to how The left-wing protest group Indivisible, which was behind burning all the Tesla stores, is now targeting your church and trying to pressure campaign churches across the country into removing their American flags, supporting a transgender bill of rights, and trying to get rid of ICE.

Um, but I digress.

We got more stuff to get through until we get there.

Like now, they all cuss, right? That's their new way to try to be edgy and cool.

But AOC made waves, I believe just last week, she made some big grand speech at a church here in the United States, I think somewhere in the South.

And Indivisible, which I'm sure everybody remembers, is the group behind the Tesla protests, very violent, very radical.

They were behind back even in 2016, like they are the backbone of the resistance.

Yeah, I wanna talk about that at the end here.

The- the biggest American protests re- have been those No Kings protests organized by Indivisible and its allies.

The last one had 8 million people in the streets in 3,300 places standing up to defend democracy against, uh, Trump's authoritarianism.

Now, No Kings is organizing a different kind of protest.

Band leader, producer, et cetera.

And, you know, Lynn reached out to me from Indivisible back in April to do the No Kings rally.

I've got to tell you something

about Lynn.

And again, it's Concert for Democracy.

Suggest a $25 donation.

And you can go to Indivisible Chicago.

The website is chicagomusic4democracy.com for tickets.

And then whatever you all can also think of and send to me, because most of my best ideas come from people sending it in and being like, you know what? We need to raise our voices, not try to defeat the billionaires by ourselves, get organized.

So that's why I keep pointing out Indivisible, No Kings.

Yes.

plug in with your community, Social Security Works, socialsecurityworks.org online, or on all the social media, but stand with us as we fight back.

Social Security works.

That's your headquarters.

And participating, join your local Indivisible.

Go to an event, a No Kings event on October 17th.

But so from the minute that a volunteer gets involved, you're trying to build the relationship.

And one of the brilliant things about things like Indivisible, the No Kings rallies, is they get people together in person.

Yeah.

The media covers the No Kings rallies as here is a demonstration of political will, a demonstration of we want things to change.

And in 2023 alone, four million from Open Society, 680,000 from Arabella, 145,000 from Tides, uh, uh, uh, Tides.

Indivisible, which has run the No Kings events, uh, marching to, to pro- to the proposed arch near the Lincoln Memorial, lists Open Soci- Society Policy Center as its largest reported funder.

About 5 million in 2021 to 2023, part of a roughly 7.6 million from, uh, plus from Soros-linked organizations since 2017.

But it also received Tides money, grants from Arabella's 1630 Fund.

Now, there are over 5,000 Black officers in the NYPD.

I'll let you look up how many Black people have been in the KKK.

She posted a link for the Indivisible project.

That company got $7.6 million from George Soros to protest radical [beep] causes.