Tucker and rich neighborhood to get help. The problem is as mark stein likes to say eventually run out of neighborhoods. Spoon the other assumption that drives me is that when advocates for illegal immigration say we will grant amnesty to x number of people, is that the actual number and your studies suggest the numbers are much bigger. Clearly much bigger. If, for instance, Congress Just amnesty to the people who have this daca amnesty. 700,000 people. We are talking at least a million and a half people over the next number of years that would be coming after them. But thats actually the narrowest possibility. Senator durbin and senator Lindsey Graham have a bill that would not just look at those young people who are covered by this daca amnesty but would open a whole new can of worms from scratch. Tucker we admit about
1. 1 million Illegal Immigrants are here and thats the number i always go with but thats not the real number it sounds like. In a sense it is but it would be following
well, i definitely see your point. i have the benefit of studying journalism. and i definitely believe that our words, our stories, our organizing tools and i also am very aware that, i think, our general public, unfortunately, has not been, often, exposed to the experience of trans people. i think when we discuss lgbtq+ a quality, what we often mean is a quality for cisgender gay and lesbian people who, in many ways, had a big head start before other folks within our community. you know? so, i think we are talking about some different things here. but i will say, i think that what i hope to impart to folks when i discussed my experience as a black trans woman, is that i understand that my experience may not be the most common
so, for example, marriage equality, saying love is love, is a powerful, simple message to understand, right? how can i say well, you don t love him, or you don t love her? i don t get to control that. because love is love. it seems like this is an opportunity to do something very simple similar. easy messaging around trends matters and issues that can help change the way people perceive the community and understand it what are your thoughts there, to sort of helping to break the stranglehold of negativity that has been pushed out by far-right bigots and so forth? well, i definitely see your point. i have the benefit of studying journalism. and i definitely believe that our words, our stories, our organizing tools and i also am very aware that, i think, our general public, unfortunately, has not been, often, exposed to the experience of trans people. i think when we discuss lgbtq+ a quality, what we often mean is a quality for cisgender gay and lesbian people who, in many
think he is better talking about policy and we don t think it s necessary to put him in front of a raucous crowd to what end. i think he s doing a lot more interviews than he has been previously really between the month before the election he will do more than in his entire presidency, but, look, i think that joe biden is not the rallying kind of guy. he didn t do that running for president but the question is about the purpose of rallies, they re organizing tools, they are for early voting, registering, getting volunteers. so that s why this actually matters not just simply holding a rally. ron klain has been around a lot of midterm elections making a bit of lemonade, it s our decision to not do it. that s what i was reacting to. he is not in demand. he just is that s not the kind of person that s not saying what he s doing isn t effective, though, talking about the accomplishments i think is something, but there s going to be a democratic president out there doing rallies a