joining us now is former florida state attorney monique worrell.hank you for having me. that is the duly elected state attorney for the night judicial circuit. >> absolutely. state attorney, duly elected state attorney worrell, i want to play a clip from governor desantis explaining his decision to suspend you. >> monique worrell criminal justice -- clearly and fundamentally derelict, those two constitute both neglect of duty and incompetence. >> what is your response to what we've heard? >> you know, it is part of a smear campaign that has been going on for months to try and make the public feel like they were not safe. the reality is that crime is down in the ninth judicial circuit. it has gone down since i took the reins as state attorney in january of 2021. there are no facts, no truth to any of that that is being said. my policies have reduced mass incarceration, and that is exactly the platform that i ran on. that's what people elected me. for what is happening now is one of the most vicious attacks on the democracy that we have seen in prese

. >> monique was elected state attorney by the voters of florida. ron desantis is using his authoritarian powers to remove her from office. basically because he can. state attorney will join me tonight. >>> also new details on a possible fourth indictment against donald trump in georgia. which could come in a matter of days. what fani willis could charge him with. plus, who his co-defendants might be. >>> another big win for democracy. proposed constitutional change in ohio meant to thwart the will of the public on abortion and other major issues loses by a mile. clearly we have a lot to get to tonight as you can see. but we begin with an alarming genuinely frightening news. frightening item of news regarding violent threats against the president of the united states, joe biden. vice president kamala harris and other elected officials. threats that appear to be tied to donald trump's mounting legal peril. threats came from a utah man named craig d. robertson, who will not get to plead his case in court because he was shot and killed today by the fbi

warren monique warel ran as state attorney on a progressive platform. in 2020 she won 60% of the vote in orange becoming the only black woman to serve as prosecutor in the state of florida. also like mr. warren, she pursues criminal justice reform to make the justice more equitable, which was the thing that got her fired. governor desantis flanked by the state attorney general and the law enforcement commissioner today accused her of neglecting her prosecutorial duty by failing to pursue mandatory sentences for criminals. and boy, those optics were not an aforethought. the orlando police union has repeatedly criticized her for allegedly being soft on crime. the union recently blamed her for the shooting of two police officers by a man who was out on bond for sexual assault. in fact, ms. morell says much of the information used to build the case against her came from law enforcement officials who opposed her because she prosecuted officers including one who shot an unarmed civilian. ms. worrell said she'll fight in court. tonight she spoke with my collea

like warren, monique worrell ran on a progressive platform. of the vote in orange and osceola counties, becoming the only black woman to serve as a local prosecutor in the state of florida. also like mr. warren, miss worrell supports criminal justice reporter reform, seeking to reduce incarceration rates and make the justice system more equitable, which was effectively the thing that got her fired. governor desantis, flanked by the state attorney general and the law enforcement commissioner today accused miss worrell of neglecting her prosecutorial duty by failing to pursue mandatory minimum sentences for criminals. and boy, those optics were not an afterthought. the orlando police union has repeatedly criticize miss worrell for being allegedly soft on crime. these union recently blamed for the shooting of two police officers by a man who was out on bond for sexual assault. in fact, miss worrell says much of the information used to build a case against her came from law enforcement officials, who opposed her because she prosecuted officers, in

quietly signing a very restrictive abortion bill into law to enemy now is the honorable monique worrellrney suspended by governor ron desantis earlier this week thank you so much for being here now that these diversion programs have been canceled, they were central to your policy platform as a when -- you are campaigning, when you are running for office. what does that do for the people who are in these programs? these programs are suddenly ended in these folks have nowhere to go? >> thank you for having me. yes, this is going to harm our community. the policies that we implemented surrounding diversion are based in research. i spent 16 years as a professor at the university of florida college of law. there i was the director of the criminal justice center. there was a lot of research that goes into the fact that diverting nonviolent people out of the criminal legal system build stronger, safer, communities. what we did with my first two and a half years in offices we expanded diversion programs so we could make it easier for people who just needed a little redirection to be able to get

desantis accuses her of refusing to enforce florida law. >> monique worrell's administration of criminaltice in the ninth circuit has been clearly and fundamentally derelict so as to constitute both neglect of duty and incompetence. >> reporter: the police union has criticized worrell for being soft on crime, and today a local sheriff praised desantis' move. >> this governor has always put the victims, has always put the law-abiding citizens ahead of the criminals. >> reporter: worrell's performance frequently slammed by republicans. just days ago, two orlando officers were shot and wounded by a suspect who had been released on bail worrell tells us she had no say over his release. governor desantis is saying that you're just not enforcing the law, that you're abusing prosecutorial discretion your response? >> it's just not true. that's not based in fact crime is down in orange and oseola counties, not up, and that decrease has happened since i took office 2 1/2 years ago. >> reporter: this is the second time desantis has suspended a democratic prosecutor tonight worrell tells us she's r

monique worrell joins me tonight to respond to the governor's accusations. ms. 66% of the vote in 2020. so what's your reaction to all of this? >> yes, that's correct. i won by an overwhelming margin, and my reaction is that we are losing our democracy right by right, vote by vote. and no one is coming to save us. >> in his announcement yesterday, governor desantis accused you of being lax on crime and declining to prosecute certain charges. and he cited three cases, two of which involve suspects with prior records who went on to commit violent crimes. do you stand by all your past prosecutions from your office? >> i absolutely do. the governor and local law enforcement had been really good about pushing false narratives about my role in the system. but it's really important to be clear. the criminal legal system is a collaborative system. it doesn't only rest on the shoulders of the state attorney. there is a judiciary. there is law enforcement. there is a defense bar. and these are the components of the criminal legal system. any decisions that had been made b

. >> reporter: tonight, state attorney monique worrell is off the job suspended by florida governor ronantis. she's now firing back calling him a weak dictator, who's targeting her to prop up his presidential campaign. >> this is absolutely a political hit job. i think that the governor's campaign is failing and that he needed something to put him in the national spotlight. report worrell is a progressive prosecutor in orlando who campaigned on criminal justice reform and was backed by a committee that got money from liberal megadonor george soros. desantis accuses her of refusing to enforce law. >> monique worrell's administration of criminal justice in the ninth circuit has been clearly and fundamentally derelict so as to constitute both neglect of duty and incompetence. >> reporter: the police union criticized worrell for being soft on crime, and today a local sheriff praised desantis' move. >> this governor has always put the victims, has always put the law-abiding citizens ahead of the criminals. >> reporter: her performance slammed. two orlando officers were shot and wounded by a

i'm now joined by two of those targeted prosecutors, andrew warren and monique woral, desantis suspendedhills bro county and suspended woral as state attorney for orange and oseola counties. thank you both for being here and returning to the show. and i just want to let you both kind of talk about this, and let's -- i'm going to go in the order you were targeted, so andrew, i'm going to start with you. you were targeted for refusing to pre-emptively vow to prosecute women or i guess doctors in abortion cases. so i guess that tells you what this guy desantis would love to do as president. what are your thoughts on his vow to do what the country what he's done to florida? >> it's really troubling. there's a reason why lady justice wears a blindfold rather than partisan sunglasses and a maga hat. and for 150 years, doj's motto has been prosecution on behalf of justice. not on behalf of the president or on behalf of the king or on behalf of a political party. but ron desantis wants to destroy that core principle. he wants to do it not because he doesn't understand. the guy went to harvard la

and most majority of mushrooms in, in should, in the feeling that the but some like solve on monique of who is that immigrants who, who is even not that citizen of sweden, he is misusing this law. and he's miss you. this dog deliberately is not going. this is this the 1st time he has done a couple of times. 2 times police rejected his application, but again the court has given him permission and know he's he is going to be and he was me doing this, these things. if you, if you ask me personally, i think this guy i don't want to be, i don't want to talk about just believe, but he said setting a really long residence for the i the meet you guys might be the following is a footprint and the discount you had a mess and such and such serious type of thing. so i this ready ready to go without a reaction. what kind of response do you expect from muslims in sweden as around the world? the fact is this, that good. this is, dispute is full act and it's hard for us being done with live and we expect a lot of from a city state state is like a mother. and if something happened in east, if somethi

and they are scared that they are going to be to move like -- and monique monique worrell -- pushingemics. there is this chilling effect that is happening in our schools, which is why teachers are leaving, and are creating policies at a local level that are so insane, that, in fact, there is one that will make a teacher have to get permission in order to kill somebody by their nickname. so, if i am -- in school, i would have to get permission from my teacher to call me nikki. -- that's a state of affairs here in florida. not teaching black history. not teaching the history of our nation. and of course, now is the latest of ap psychology and shakespeare. we are in some serious troubles here. but ron is out there, the iowa state fair, i think, putting a stick today in the eggs. that is where his priority is. not coming home here and actually dealing with the issues. the people of our state just want government to work. it wants their elected officials that they elected to stay in office and to -- represented them. we all know that those who -- are in their elected officials are the one

and monique worrell will be a guest this morning coming up on "morning joe." >>> back out on the campaignl president biden is hitting back and touting his economic agenda. during his speech in new mexico the president called out lawmakers who he says voted against his inflation reduction act and then later took credit when promoting advancements in their districts. >> it's part of a much broader cleaner energy manufacturing. it's going to happen in big cities and rural communities. like in colorado it will be one of the world's largest wind tower manufacturing plants. and coincidently congresswoman lauren boebert, you know that very quiet republican lady? it's in her district who along with every other republican voted against this bill. and it's making all this possible. and she railed against its passage. but that's okay, she's welcoming it now. >> there's many in the white house who call them the vote no and take the dough conference, so we'll be seeing more of that i imagine. >>> meanwhile, still in conference news california senator diane feinstein is back home after a hospital visit

that 1st developers and construction company is conducted. monique, that licenses may be done, employed engineers and build this so in effect, a business model turned upside down. the result is in the catastrophe. however, we have to look into that very and in a detailed picture because small people putting all the savings into a flood that's more high, it's a nice to be finished or never be billed. of course might have lost all their money . that's different. it's different. so different picture of calls are launching this. we just try to put the money in an investment. but overall it's, it's a very totally, it's a, it's a very hot chipped picture we're receiving here, sauce. and we should look into that to the effects of photos. it of course that is also having effect on the, on the oh, cool, associate economic situation in china and that is very troubles. so ask you a, briefly, badging has seems reluctant to build out this sector, but is it running out of options as well? no, uh, interestingly, um, the government does not seem to be willing to invest billions of uh, any currency into

none of them see how monique is overseeing the lawmakers should june vote on tuesday to adopt 45 good old money as new prime minister on science can board and people's policy one, a landslide victory in july's general election. he said, following the vote that he will 10 power to the sub office 30. it's us as can vote here. i was need to malaysia now where the government is being accused of discriminating against the countries l g b t q. communities actress claim the rejection of clear munitions is tantamount to a human rights violation pointing to arise and online abuse, harassment, and crackdowns as hotline is. let me just views. getting more political flowed. a comic that is used to perform regularly in malaysia seed have on stage videos, posted on instagram. but after police ready to party last year, life is changed. she's still doing shows a time and very rarely goes out in drag i think the society here is to back where it's mind that they're not educated about people like this. they see us as sexual deviance. they see as, as someone who is a center ask if they don't seem at all,

also seeing that there were some countries really wanted to, to maintain and continue the hedge, monique, and that's one of the reasons that's the, the made, the conflict turned out to be how it is it did. of course, it turned out that the president also said that to the actions of russia in these important slicks between ukraine and really what pushed and dictated by wisdom countries that yeah, do shows the way we will unanimously support the formation of a multi potable daughter that is truly just them based on international law, while respecting the key principles of the un johnson, including the silver and rights and respect for the rights of age, people to the own development model. our actions in ukraine dictated by one thing to put an end to the wall that was on least by the west. the m. s. satellites and ukraine, against people living in the don't bass with grateful to outbreaks. colleagues who are taking an affective pump and attempts to end this situation and achieve adjust, settlement by peaceful means that people, the quest piece is really what the narrative of the day was. a

so these are the decision which is better to you as you know, just say that it's monique stability. since i came in, security has also improved at also god bless social governance which would be, i mean, the arguments of the homes at the time when he was the 1st law person, a few notes to see if this was the end of that. but he did make an open invitation to the us to say to you, to call into vince, come in to help us. of course the u. s. foreign uh, funding partners this, but that's very least i'm beginning to read into that to do his invitation. i'm really asking us for help because even though in the united states, i've said we stand by you, we're supposed to be co was you know, to restore positional order in the chair. because look, lady said, this is what we're going to do. perhaps we're going to send a more troops to, to new jersey, debbie, anybody trained to venture? oh, this is glen. what's wants to do. so by this left is really said out, you know, helped me a come to are, is come in and say it was just the possible. yeah. he alluded to uh, in no rush um, um, bradley bonds a

saying that there were some countries really wanted to, to maintain that and continue their hedge, monique, and that's one of the reasons that, that's the, the, i'm a major, the conflict turned out to be how it is it did. of course, it turned out that the president also said that the actions of russia in the court inflict, between ukraine really were pushed and dictated by wisdom countries. that means you loose those the way we will unanimously support the formation of a multi part of weld over.

monique ibarra donating her time here for seven years. >> everyone's in shock. they are heroes. they have the heart and the will to make sure that these people that were there and got saved and are alive today. >> reporter: for six hours, the fires crept closer to the shelter and at 3:00 p.m. the staff heard explosions, likely nearby cars blowing up from the heat of the flames. >> we looked at each other. we were like, there's no help coming. >> reporter: tiffany and others on staff worked fast and kept everyone safe. >> we left the property just as the flames were touching our property. all i could see was a wall of flames. >> reporter: despite the tragic loss, many residents moving to other units at the shelter's sister facility 20 miles away. >> having a unit open to us in a snap was a blessing. we could still be out there. >> reporter: in 2022, they served 37,000 meals, aiding 327 families in shelter and helping 87 house holds into permanent housing. this incredible resource now working overtime, but monique says this will only make them stronger. ♪ and i'll

host: monique from new jersey, you are on with author chasten buttigieg. caller: hello. it is nice to hear about your family being so inclusive and the love you are given. my question is, although you are not transgender, i would like to know how do you feel about -- it has become so popular that i am concerned that younger people are not considering the possible health consequences of surgery and particularly the hormones. those you need to be on for the rest of your life. i don't hear this in the media so much talking about that. it is concerning to me from the health perspective. host: we got your point. chasten buttigieg anything you would like to address? chasten: i am not transgender so i need to be specific with my words. i know what it is like to feel that i am on the outside of inclusion and confused about whether or not people would love me or if my family would except me and if it is safe to be myself. i have to say, growing up gay i wished so desperately when i was young that i was not gay because everybody around me made me feel like it was wrong. and i was

monique's request is to re-register, which helps in planning and facilitating services for arbaeen pilgrims. it was a year ago. because of the impossibility the planning and population of the border between us and iraq is broken. the samah system, which took a new form this year and was restored, was accompanied by problems . new people can pay in the soldier system, who is not under 18 years old, wants to go for arbaeen walk, but it is not possible to register separately for you. the general director of information technology and cyberspace security of the hajj and ziarat organization has announced that the problems of the sama system have been solved , the most cases that have occurred so far. has been one of the lack the registration of people under 18 years of age is part of the law because of their leadership, and it was decided by the honorable arbain that this city will be removed, and the second removal is the inability to register the car number of dear veterans, and it is known that the fasting has been corrected and this possibility is available to you. if the payment can no long

it was taken by monique, he was 13, and chose her little dog louis at home in brazil.e for a look at the weather. hello there. yesterday was a very warm day. temperatures got to 28 degrees celsius. today, it's not going to be quite as hot as that for most of us. a fresher feel to things. there will be some showers around today, but equally some sunny spells, as well. that was the scene this morning in stoke—on—trent. not a bad start to the day. some early morning rain affecting the far north—east of scotland. you can see the associated cloud with that, then this swirl of cloud here, this is the weekend's weather, but, in between that, for most of us today it's looking mostly dry. yes, there will be some showers developing across northern ireland, scotland, maybe one or two across northern england, wales. in the south—west of england, a bit more cloudy here into the afternoon with the odd shower moving in. it's still actually quite warm in the south—east with temperatures 25 or 26 degrees, but elsewhere you notice those temperatures are a good few degrees lower than yes

and monique may be stuck as well.or her or for andrew in this. >> part of the reason we wanted to talk to you is because your county was leveraged at today's press conference as part of the just satisfy 5 indication for firing. here is how the herald tribune described it. attorney general general ashley moody said worrell dismissed more than 16,000 charges against defendants this past year, more than any other florida state attorney. she said the dismissals stand out, being four times the number of dismissals in palm beach county where another democrat dave aronberg serves. as you sit there, what would that mean to you? >> monique is my friend. andrew warrant is my friend, and they're good prosecutors.look, . andrew warren is my friend. they're good prosecutors. and they represent their communities. when my name is invoked like that, it really gives me -- quite frankly, because i hate to be used as a reason why my fellow prosecutors with being suspended. they're both democrats. they both follow the democrats and the l

he goes after monique. at the end of the day, this was politically-charged as andrew just said.orney in the state of florida where there was public records request long before that incident that he was even talking about earlier today. this is his attempt to try to go back into the narrative, being a top guy again, at the end of the, day the people of our state are not buying, it's of the people around the country are not buying it. unfortunately, he doesn't have a back here into the state. seeking revenge. and evil tyrant we had here, i feel bad for the people of our. state it's why florida democrats are working around the clock to take back the state. it is extremism that has backfired. it has significant consequences on the people that are living here in our state. we are the highest inflation in the country. property insurance market that is crumbling and economic disasters here in the state. of course kids are back in school. the highest teacher shortage in the nation. he has created a dumpster fire here for our state. , unfortunately we're going to have to live with the re

semra hunter has been listening to your views and so has monique.t wouldn't unless the federation i it wouldn't unless the federation decide to move him from his post and given there are so many supporters in the federation of rubiales don't expect that to be the outcome unless they want to preserve their own jobs. 50 i they want to preserve their own jobs. sol have a they want to preserve their own jobs. 50 i have a feeling this could very much take some time. in parallel, i think it's worth mentioning and there are two points i want to make in reference to my reaction to this. one other i want to make is that in spain, by law, based on a law that was put into place last year, it is called only yes is yes and centres around consent and it very clearly states in black and white that if there is no consent, it is considered sexual aggression, it is considered a crime. 50 because there has now been four official complaints put forward to the prosecutions office in madrid, this has been reported by the spanish media, they have taken it now to the natio

loss to achieving the best possible while it was able to pull out the mayo objective, cutting that monique is working on a drip irrigation system. for orchards, each tree needs a little more than 12 leaders per day and using the right amount in the right places helps conserve water. your thoughts reminds me of an australian publication which demonstrated that driven irrigation can reduce water us by 50 percent dangerous cost cycle, or someone do. other studies may be less optimistic, but all of them come to the same conclusion. drip irrigation is an efficient method of distributing water to fruit trees, especially when used in combination with ground sensors. 2 separate sensors at different depths and the ground measure its moisture. when the song gets to dry, the sensor send out the signal, indicating that the tree needs water. the signal triggers the watering system up to 3 times a day. monet has conducted trials on 30 different fields and he's developed a fully automatic irrigation over we're in a part of the orchard, e that for experimental reasons like we haven't irritated at all. is

bill is a meeting to find me in the relatively disrupt post. 1945 us a jewel, monique power, power that is seen tens of millions or even more killed, wouldn't be the displaced by nature of nation aggression around the world. joining me now from moscow is the director general of the russian international affairs council and program director of inside to validate clump of us ivan, team of have it. thank you so much for visit for coming on. so, you know, this moon landing us live on the land, i don't know what the future historians will say about how she was as the boss of the european union. she famously said that you're down to recycling silicon chips from dishwashers in washing machines because of the sanctions. how many dish washes and washing machines did it take for the moon that the moon to 25 to a stop is moon based on the moon as well. uh i as you that no single washing machine has software. yep. so uh, i believe that's the whole weight industry managed to launch this station, the without the use of any of seats from or the sophisticated washing machines a to be serious. i, i beli

the of is often your cohort should embrace prosperity, openness and inclusiveness, or allow hazard monique and bullying next to for us to depression. should we do play mutual trust, or exchanges and mutual learning, or allow hubris? i'm prejudiced, to fly and conscience. the course of history will be shaped by the choices we make. the nations chinese think observed that following the underlying trend will lead to once the success of going against it can only cause when's a failure when you feel when clients have achieved a notable economic development and social progress over the past decades. and that is because we have drawn lessons from the 2 world wars, and the cold war followed the historical trend of economics, globalization, and embarked on the right cost of openness and development. for when, when cooperation, our worlds today has become a community with a shared future in which we all share here, stay called survival. but people who are various countries law for it, is definitely not a new cold war or a small exclusive block where they want. if an open inclusive clean and the bill

. >> reporter: state attorney monique worele is off the job. she's firing back calling governor desantis a weak dictator >> this is commutel absolute absolutely a hit job and he needed something to put him in the national spotlight. >> reporter: she campaigned on criminal justice reform and was backed by a committee that got money from liberal mega donor george soros the police union has criticized worrell for being soft on crime. >> this governor has always put the victims has always put the law-abiding citizens ahead of the criminals. >> reporter: worrell's performance frequently slammed by republicans days ago, two orlando officer were shot and wounded by a suspect who'd been released on bail worrell says she had no say over his release. governor desantis is saying you're just not enforcing the law, that you're abusing prosecutorial discretion your response? >> it's just not true. crime is down in orange and osceola counties, not up and that decrease has happened since i took office two and a half years ago >> reporter: this is the second ti

bill is a meeting to find me and their revocable a disrupt post. 1945 us a jewel monique about power. that is seen tens of millions or even more killed wouldn't be displaced by nature, a nation aggression around the world. joining me now from moscow is the director general of the russian international affairs council and program director of inside to validate club to visit ivan tomb of a half. if thank you so much for visit for coming on. so, you know, this moon landing us live on the land, i don't know what the future historians will say about how she was the boss of european union. she famously said that you're down to recycling silicon chips from dishwasher and washing machines because of the sanctions. how many discharges and washing machines did it take for the moon that the noun, a 25 to a stop this moon based on the moon. a. well, uh, i view that no single washing machine a software. yep. so uh, i believe that's, uh, i'll wait industry managed to the lines this station, the without the use of any of seats from or the sophisticated washing machines a to be serious. i, i believe

what does that have to do with quote monique to he's long gone and won't be painting those pictures again, it is just correct and the value won't go down just because of a few turbine. so i don't think a 70 cent a negative to say about 3 or whatever. we have a magnet innocent, you keep a homepage, but our guess is wouldn't like it if there are a sudden the wind turbines in the way, once you put the islands for sustainable ventures into electron mobility actually began 20 years ago. little wonder that french car makers i know pick the spot to set up a pilot project via it's mobilized subsidiary. a smart energy cycle was installed in the vacation village, customize to the surroundings. let me quote with this is a micro grids based on 4 pillars as far as the solar panels convert the sunlight into electricity. yeah. the solar energy is conserved by 2nd plus batteries, discarded units taken from the cars that still have sufficient capacity for stationary storage. off at they know here, so now a solar energy is most if it's not used in real time, these batteries make it possible to store solar

. >> desantis removed monique worrell for what he calls neglect of duty. faced criticism this week after two police officers were shot allegedly by a man with a long criminal history who had been released on bond. >> whether or not someone gets released on bond is in the discretion of the court and bond is a right bond is a constitutional right. >> but the governor and the local police union cite other cases accusing worrell of being soft on violent offenders. >> what this state attorney has done is abuse that discretion and is effective, nullified certain laws in the state of florida that that breaches her duties that she owes to the people of florida under our state constitution. >> worrell, who was elected in 2020 with 66% of the vote, says crime is down. the orlando police chief reports a 10% drop in violent crime in the past year and a 30% drop in shootings . worrell is the second democratic state attorney removed by desantis. he suspended tampa area prosecutor andrew warren for suggesting he would not enforce florida's 15 week abortion law. the state

through the police court in but was wrestled down, interested at the scene as to visit san juan, that monique organizing towers out the karone desecration with his friend playing football with a book and even polishing his shoes with us. we will not be showing that positive, such as to avoid defending any of all of us is the latest in a series of such incidents and recent months went on to as well, and lots of us and burned to the corral and protests by outpatient muslims are taking place across the world in response to the sense to denounce the as and the in difference from relevant to, sorry, say is wrong. both things are permitted in sweden, on to free speech, no social media activist and blogger to how south on face the west has a double standard on the sun city of religion. checked, is this that good? this is, dispute is full act and it's hard for us being done with live and that we expect a lot of from a sooty state state is like a mother. and if something happened in east, if something happened in, in wisdom guarantees, usually best react very quickly and talk about the human drives an

we need to continue creating this account that 100 monique, from a starting point, which is secular, progressive and insularity with all of those oppressed by as well. and by not as well. yeah. so is there a space for optimism in a country so complex like 11 on that's the weights for the 2022 elections for some kind of change. there is never pessimism or optimism. there is a complex reality as you said. and this complexity in of itself gives us hope, because what's happening this year may not happen 3 years later. but the 2022 elections cannot be seen as a break, so it can only be seen as of 2 or however many other breakthroughs a wait. because at the end of the day, so i'm just heading it in october 29. 2019 was not taken out and the action was taken out by the streets and the streets could to reinvent themselves as does that mean these really? so i agree completely with cream and saying that elections has a 2. no, it's not a means to an end. i think organizing. so send the kids to clubs to students, unions and across identities. unsecured in loyalties is really important. so are yo