individuals who have intersected with you have gone on to do quite well and another a secretary deb holland. >> i know. >> and you sort of peeled back the curtain on this book and talked about the inner process what it's like when people are thinking about running for office, when they are, when they are going to washington for meetings and you talk a little about this meeting where it doesn't seem like it's the first time you'd met secretary holland, but it was a meaningful exchange with her and i was wondering if you'll sort of provide a little of that call today. it's an evocative story, i thought. >> well, so here i am in washington, i've been invited and i looked down at my schedule, i've been invited to go over to a group that's getting together and deb holland will be the guest speaker. this woman who is running for congress from new mexico. if she wins, she will be the first or as it turns out one of the two first native american women to be elected to congress. so i know deb. i know about deb. we've talked on the phone and had some meetings and i know her background generally as an

people like deb holland, who was from new mexico. she is now secretary holland. all of these women, wrote into congress based on acknowledgment that we build power differently as women of color. >> what does that mean? when you say differently, what does that mean? >> when you think about the political system, we understand history about the way the american political system was built and who gets support. why is it that the halls of power overwhelmingly male and mostly white? even today. it is because the american political system was built to privilege some over others. in fact, we look at women's equality day -- we are are celebrating women's equality day , but the 19th amendment -- even the original constitution which did not guarantee women the right to vote, the 19th amendment was supposed to fix that. it only guaranteed the right to vote fo white women. it wasn't until 1965, 60 years ago, that black women and women of color have a protected right to crass their router for that but to be counted. >> women of color are counting up here. may not have the same

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deb holland in new mexico and sharise davis in texas. >> what a night. >> and another night. congresswoman davids one last night. you beat, by about 10 points last time. welcome. going to candace and to you, what is going on in kansas? what you see as the results of last night's meeting? >> yeah, we heard a little bit about exactly what you were saying earlier. we saw a broad diverse coalition of people come together and do the boots on the ground work to push back against these extreme policies and i've heard it time and time again, today, and last night, that kansas is a conservative state. but i think it's really important to remember that there is a difference between being conservative and being extreme. last night sent a clear message that we do not want politicians making our decisions around reproductive health care services. we don't want government interference in the most personal decisions that we make. i think that anybody who is really far out there -- i have an opponent that i did beat last time who is pretty far out there on this issue. who supports a total ba

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deb hollins. talk a little bit about the interprocess about what it's like talk a little bit about this meeting with secretary holland was a meaningful exchange with her. to provide a little bit of that color here today. a good story. >> guest: so here i am in washington. i've worked out my schedule i've been invited to go over deb haaland would be the guest speaker. this one who is running for congress from mexico. if she wins she will be the first one as it turns out one of the 21st native american women to be elected to congress. i know deb i know about dev we've had some meetings. i know her background generally as an organizer, as a fighter. deb is a fighter. so i show up and people from all of the different groups that might have an interest, environmental groups and women's groups and education groups they are representatives from all of these they are crammed into a space that's way too small why this happens every time i do not know. this is pre-covid everyone's breathing on everybody, think about this in retrospect. there is a little bit of food out this is usually done on the cheap there soda and so on and