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past few weeks, but i m really, really happy. and it was a very difficult road to get here. you had to testify to congress. you met both democrats and republicans when you testified to congress about your situation. how important do you think it was that you were able to tell this story directly to congress in a hearing? well, i feel like, you know, going back a little bit, i mean, this was unexpected for me to go through. i never imagined, you know, go and testify to, you know, share my story, but i knew that i had to use my voice, you know, and say, you know, the problem and, you know, share my story because i knew that what was happening in a moment was just really unfair and scary and overwhelm, so, so, and i feel like it helped, you know, it helped because i m sure there are other families going through the same situation with fear and overwhelm and i m really happy i was able to use my voice and
collin peterson. peterson says he hasn t yet decided whether he s going to vote yes on the articles of impeachment. he represents a district that s projected to be a toss-up in the 2020 election. his constituents plan to let him know what they want him to do when the house meets to vote on impeachment articles on wednesday. impeachment process by design doesn t have a public component. it s up to our representatives in congress to do just that. to represent their constituents. in that room as they consider ostensibly indicting the president which they re going to do in the house on wednesday and potentially removing him which is what they re going to consider in the senate. while congress does its work, people across the country are planning to put a very interesting form of pressure on their lawmakers tomorrow night to remind them who they represent and what they want. joining us now is ezra levin, co-executive director of indivisible, one of the groups involved in organizing tomorrow
security space as veterans, as doctors, as nurses, as educators, have come to congress to do the right thing on behalf of the people they were elected to represent. this is a very difficult decision for any member. impeachment is a very serious, solemn, and sober moment. but when you layer on top of that, these are members from tough districts with constituents who have sharp opinions that differ on how to most appropriately hold this president accountable, yet they ve decided to elevate their oath of office, elevate their constitutional responsibility, be guided by their conscience, unlike many of my colleagues other side of the aisle and certainly unlike the president. andrew weissman, given the two responsibilities, the one responsibility the house has, the other the senate has. is it a reasonable proposition for a member of the house to say i haven t decided on this evidence in a final judgment way, but i want to send it to
make clear that they are one of the good members of congress and that s what gives constituents power. that s what we ve exercised over the last three years because if you get a handful of people together and show up at a congressional district office, show up at a town hall, show up in a public space and say, hey, member of congress, i think you should be representing me, i think you should hold this president accountable, that influences how they re perceived by your neighbors, by the community at large, and that can affect how your member of congress behaves. i ve seen it being a congressional staffer. in terms of the way these events go, part of the reason i ran through this list of events that are planned, it seems like in every district where these are happening, there s almost 600 of them planned now, they re all a little different, that everybody locally is planning their own type of event that will have its own type of impact. it broke 600 events right before i came on. th