samantha barry: alexis, you campaign trail talking with voters.th reproductive rights for ballot initiatives? alexis mcgill johnson: every time reproductive rights are on the ballot, we win. none. and in places you do not expect. [applause] kansas, kentucky, michigan, montana, ohio, wisconsin. states that might be purple, states that are clearly supportive of reproductive freedom. jennifer's argument around polling data is so important because 85% of americans believe freedom and yet to have 21 states rollback those rights, what it really does is help people under is not functioning. so all the ways in which we have seen reproductive rights move backwards, i thinklso correlates to the number of countries that are descending into fascism and the way in which the authoritarian tendencies in this country are coming to bear. and that i think has been the most interesting thing i have seen on the campaign trail, the fact that there is a reason why abortion and democracy where the closing arguments in 2022 and why i imagine they wl behe closing argument

[applause] samantha barry:■b thank you very much. thank you, ladies. clinton: now it is evening, it is dark, people are hungry. i just want to tell you that everything you have heard today is part of the agenda that we will be pursuing with e idp and we need all of your good ideas, advice, so much of what we have heard into impact and into work with our students, faculty, outsiders, to make sure that we actually produce results that move1eater equality on behalf girls. thank you all so much. [applause] ♪ >> two years ago,#q democracy faced its greatest threat since the civil war. today, the roots of our democracy remain unbound and unbroken. >> thursday, president biden delivers the ann

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