host: this is leah greenberg from the group indivisible. mike, go ahead.es, why is murdering babies called the right to reproduction? that is all i have to say. guest: fundamentally, what we are talking about is the ability to control your own body, to make your own reproductive choices, the ability to access the care that you need and keep those decisions private and not made by the government. this is about whether all of us can be equal citizens in our country and make our own choices and fully participate in society. host: turning to the biden administration, he has staked a lot of his reelection campaign on bidenomics. what do you think of that strategy? guest: he has a lot to brag about when it comes to economics. he has steered us through a challenging time. we have seen transformational climate action. we have seen reforms going after pharmaceutical companies and price gouging. there is a ton for president biden to be talking about. as people are feeling a resurgent economy and lower unemployment rates, higher wages, this is all stuff we should be

host: this is leah greenberg from the group indivisible. mike, go ahead.es, why is murdering babies called the right to reproduction? that is all i have to say. guest: fundamentally, what we are talking about is the ability to control your own body, to make your own reproductive choices, the ability to access the care that you need and keep those decisions private and not made by the government. this is about whether all of us can be equal citizens in our country and make our own choices and fully participate in society. host: turning to the biden administration, he has staked a lot of his reelection campaign on bidenomics. what do you think of that strategy? guest: he has a lot to brag about when it comes to economics. he has steered us through a challenging time. we have seen transformational climate action. we have seen reforms going after pharmaceutical companies and price gouging. there is a ton for president biden to be talking about. as people are feeling a resurgent economy and lower unemployment rates, higher wages, this is all stuff we should be

host: we welcome back to the program leah greenberg, faux founder of the group indivisible. thanks for coming back on the show. remind folks of your group, what it does, and how you are funded. guest: we represent thousands of grassroots voters around the country who activated following the election of donald trump. there folks who decided i have got to do something this, i have got to help our democracy and our neighbors. they started to organize and work locally and nationally. seven years later, they are still working to protect our democracy and advance a progressive agenda. we are funded through a combination of grassroots money and other things. host: how would you describe the aggressive movement as it stands today? guest: we have had exciting policy advances the last couple of years with the biden administration. we have seen legislation on climate change, reduction in child poverty, a host of major advances through legislation. we have also seen the dangerous backsliding led by the supreme court. we have seen a dobbs decision that has dramatically reduced access to