Ezra Levin

In this conversation, Vittoria Elliott of WIRED shares her insights on how tech moguls like Elon Musk are reshaping federal agencies, revealing exclusive scoops on his controversial government maneuvers. Ryan J. Reilly discusses the Justice Department’s turbulent landscape post-January 6. Representative Don Beyer and Ezra Levin examine the Democrats' struggle for effective strategies in a hostile political climate, emphasizing the need for stronger communication and activism. Together, they dissect the intricate dance of power, ethics, and the future of governance.

Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, discusses the fallout from Elon Musk's DOGE team's exaggerated savings claims, which were dismantled by journalistic fact-checking. They dive into the legal troubles surrounding the Trump administration's funding freeze and a federal judge's order to resume aid. The conversation highlights the chaotic implications of budget cuts on federal workers and the ethical concerns surrounding immigration policies. Levin emphasizes the vital role of grassroots movements in holding political leaders accountable during these tumultuous times.

Senator Mark Kelly, a military veteran and member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, joins Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, to discuss the chaos surrounding Donald Trump's tariff plan. They examine the economic fallout and how Trump's trade policies have unraveled global markets. Kelly and Levin draw parallels between today's political climate and past protests against authoritarianism, emphasizing the need for grassroots activism in response to current challenges. Their insights shine a light on the complexities of national security intertwined with economic stability.

Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, dives into the political chaos surrounding Donald Trump's Epstein scandal. He discusses how this controversy is haunting Republicans back in their home districts, affecting their connections with constituents. Levin highlights the implications of Trump's visit to Scotland amid potential pardons, alongside the backlash from voters in swing districts over Epstein file releases. He also explores how this scandal can serve as a rallying point for Democrats in upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of grassroots engagement.

Annie Farmer, an Epstein abuse survivor and advocate, shares her powerful call for transparency in the investigations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting the challenges survivors face. U.S. Senator Tim Kaine delves into the concerning forced resignation of a U.S. attorney, emphasizing the importance of independent federal prosecutors. Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, discusses organizing peaceful protests against government overreach and mobilizing grassroots actions to safeguard free speech. Their insights reveal rising tensions and unexpected pushback within political landscapes.

Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible and a former congressional staffer, discusses the political landscape shaped by Donald Trump's missteps. He highlights how Trump's incompetence not only undermines his initiatives but also strengthens his opponents' resolve. Levin delves into the impact of grassroots activism on Senate Democrats, emphasizing the importance of engaging with constituents. The conversation also covers legal challenges arising under Trump's administration, spotlighting how these issues resonate with public sentiment and influence political action.

Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin, co-executive directors of Indivisible, discuss the resurgence of grassroots activism in today's political climate. They emphasize the importance of unity among activists, particularly in resisting authoritarian tendencies. Engaging younger generations in activism is crucial, as is addressing issues like immigration with authenticity. The duo also critiques political consultants' advice to ignore tough topics. With protests making a comeback, they inspire listeners to transform passive participation into active engagement.

Ezra Levin, co-founder of The Indivisible Project, highlights the importance of grassroots movements against Trump's aggressive policies. Rebecca Solnit shares insights on the power of language and emotional resilience in activism. Lateefah Simon discusses Democratic strategies in engaging constituents and critiquing political dynamics. Together, they explore the need for community involvement and clear messaging to reclaim citizenship and foster unified resistance against an administration impacting marginalized communities.

Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, dives into the ethics scandals plaguing Trump’s cabinet, echoing the controversies of his first term. He discusses the potential return of authoritarian governance and the implications of bypassing Senate confirmations. Levin highlights the dangers posed by fundraising during transitions and the rising grassroots resistance against legislative overreach. The importance of community mobilization is underscored as activists channel their frustration into action, urging listeners to strengthen democracy from the ground up.

Lee Galernt, Deputy Director of the ACLU Immigrants Rights Project, delves into the potential legal challenges posed by Trump's immigration policies if he returns to power. Maura Healey discusses blue state governors' crucial role in countering authoritarian tendencies. Sherilyn Ifill highlights the implications of recent elections on civil rights and democracy. Ezra Levin shares insights on grassroots mobilization efforts, while David Remnick reflects on the global impact of the election results, especially regarding U.S. foreign policy.