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we're going to bring in latasha brown, co-founder of black voters matter, who is right now at the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. latasha, are you with me? all right. we're going to stand by for latasha. she will be joining us as soon as she's mic'd. we want to check in. are you with me yet? can you hear me? >> i can't. can you turn it down a little bit? >> okay, we can hear you. we're going to see you in just a second. i want to make sure that you can hear me. latasha, do i have you? >> i can hear you. >> great. we'll see you -- there you go. we see you. we see you, and we hear you. >> okay. >> the peril of live tv. we're happy to have you. hi. you look great. let's get into it. i want to know what is the point of this march, and what exactly are you hoping to accomplish? >> you know, today we're doing this make good trouble march because what we -- rally because we need to make good trouble. you know, we are right now in 2021, we have less voting rights now than we had in 1965 when the voting rights act was signed. as we're talking about, there's a lot of unfinished business that w

san lucas, a well-deserved break with group that included jemele hill, voting rights advocate latasha brown joy reid. she unwound from the daily grind by commiserating and spending at least two minutes looking like the goddess of all things. i mean, really, ma'am. this had to have been a lot of fun. but it was clearly more than that. this morning on "the cross connection" she explained what everybody came away from the trip with. >> beyonce once said that as much as she loves her husband, there is nothing like a conversation with a woman who understands you. i echo that a million times over. the truth is, it really didn't matter if we convened in cabo or cleveland. it was the women with the range for me. i wish for all of you to find or create that safe space with your tribe and exhale. be it a cocktail or mock tail on your porch, breaking bread at your own kitchen table or sitting pool side on a weekend trip. when life has you against the ropes you deserve a moment to breathe before getting back into this fight. >> she's right. it makes sense to pull away from the craziness of life and be