Leah Greenberg

What they do in situations like that is they'll use they'll pay a citizen.

His this guy's wife may be a citizen from what I understand.

So use somebody else's identity and such to deliver under somebody else's name and bank account.

Anyways, he's an illegal and needs to go.

It was all put together.

Then KVUE.

which my wife and I lived in Austin in the late 90s, and KVU, of course, one of the many fort stations there that cover news and such.

KVU reporting, North Austin ice shooting draws large protests as tensions escalate, describing a, quote, spontaneous outburst.

The most recent action, in March, followed ICE's deadly invasion of Minnesota's Twin Cities and Trump launching his illegal war on Iran.

The three themes of those demonstrations, said Indivisible co-executive director Leah Greenberg, were no kings, no ICE, no war.

Again, October 17th, No kings.

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We'll talk about what exactly is happening, who are the villains accelerating us towards this potential AI robot overlord future, and what the role of a mass movement is in this moment.

And then we take your questions about election crises, protection at the polls, what happens if Mike Johnson tries to stage a coup, and effective voter contact tactics.

That's The Plan, so welcome to What's The Plan? I'm Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible.

I'm Ezra Levin, a human and the other co-executive director of Indivisible.

Leah, before we get to robots, why don't we talk about the inspiring story on the No Kings organizing front and a milestone we've reached in all the cool, powerful events people around the country are pulling together.

The most recent action, in March, followed ICE's deadly invasion of Minnesota's Twin Cities and Trump launching his illegal war on Iran.

The three themes of those demonstrations, said Indivisible co-executive director Leah Greenberg, were no kings, no ICE, no war.

Again, October 17th, No kings.

Vote early.

We hope you're enjoying What's the Plan with Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin.

This show is about turning frustration into action and helping everyone understand how you can play a real role in shaping our democracy.

If you're finding the conversations useful, we'd really appreciate it if you left us a five star review on Apple Podcasts.

How is it different than No Kings 1, 2, and 3? What can we hope to achieve? How does early voting contribute to election defense? What powerful, fun, funny community events are people across the country planning? Costumes, dog walks, Halloween themes, rallies, puppets, concerts, carnivals, and more.

We also take a minute to discuss how we can make John Fetterman irrelevant.

That's the plan, so welcome to What's the Plan? I'm Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible.

And I'm Ezra Levin, the other co-executive director of Indivisible.

Leah, we've got one action item this week.

We hope you're enjoying What's the Plan with Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin.

This show is about turning frustration into action and helping everyone understand how you can play a real role in shaping our democracy.

If you're finding the conversations useful, we'd really appreciate it if you left us a five star review on Apple Podcasts.

We'll do a deep dive with the one and only pollster extraordinaire Celinda Lake on what the data says and how we can use it to crush this corrupt regime in November.

That's the plan.

So welcome to What's the Plan? I'm Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible.

And I'm Ezra Levin, the other co-executive director of Indivisible.

Leah, before we get into this big data discussion, let's start with this week's action items.

Family Fund, challenge the fake rules keeping philanthropy from supporting 501c4 organizations doing critical organizing work to reshape our democracy.

They're joined by special guest Leah Greenberg, co-founder and co-executive director of The Indivisible Project, one of the most influential grassroots movements in America.

In the interview, Leah dispels the fake rule that pedestals the 501c3 tax status as a moral status.

She unpacks how we can unlock the untapped potential of 501c4s to win the fight against authoritarianism.

And Ralph, what a fantastic one we have before us, a grantee of your foundation.

Tell us about her.

Well, Leah Greenberg, co-founder of Indivisible, is extraordinary.

You'll see in the conversation, she's just so thoughtful, action-oriented, and just strategic in the way that she thinks about our country and a path forward in fighting against these strains of authoritarianism that we see every day popping up.

We hope you're enjoying What's the Plan with Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin.

This show is about turning frustration into action and helping everyone understand how you can play a real role in shaping our democracy.

If you're finding the conversations useful, we'd really appreciate it if you left us a five star review on Apple Podcasts.

Then we do some lightning round Q&A to talk general election unification, SAVE Act, and immigrant defense.

That's the plan.

So welcome to What's the Plan? I'm Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible.

And I'm Ezra Levin, the other co-executive director of Indivisible.

Before we get to the court discussion with Ellie Mistal, Leah, do you want to take us through this week's action items?