What's The Plan? with Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin

We just pulled off the largest early-vote effort in history: 3,000 joyful, powerful, community-driven No Kings actions all over the world. In this episode, we discuss new data showing the impact of this historic effort, but that’s not all. We also dig into the ongoing tussle between No Kings and Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, which unilaterally disabled the national No Kings social media account in the middle of this day of action. We break down their bogus excuses and the developing congressional interest in investigating the Trump-aligned tech giant. And as always, your live questions! To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit indivisible.org/wtp

The Trump regime is trying to fearmonger its way to an electoral win. Our challenge is to take the threat seriously and act with confidence, without handing the regime power it doesn’t have or feeding the cynicism that demotivates our side. In this episode, Leah and Ezra talk about how the regime is ramping up its fear tactics, why that’s actually a sign of weakness, and what our strongest response looks like: No Kings, early voting, election defense, and community mobilization. We’re a little more than a week out from No Kings on October 17, the biggest effort against election sabotage in American history. We’ve all got work to do, and we’re gonna talk about how we all have a role in doing it! To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠indivisible.org/wtp

How do you stop an authoritarian with a mass movement? What strategies and tactics have actually worked, here in the U.S. and abroad? We ask one of the best teachers on the subject: Erica Chenoweth, the Harvard professor known for research on political violence and its alternatives. We get into the 3.5% rule, the next No Kings, and what we can achieve together. Then it's a classic What's the Plan live Q&A on Supreme Court reform, election messaging, and how to stop post-election sabotage. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit indivisible.org/wtp

They want to sabotage the midterm elections, and we're not going to let them. That's the point of No Kings on October 17th. On this week's What's the Plan, we talk about how we do that together. How is this one different from No Kings 1, 2, and 3? What can we hope to achieve? How does early voting contribute to election defense? What powerful, fun, and funny community events are people around the country planning? Costumes, dog walks, Halloween themes, puppets, concerts, carnivals, and more. And we take a minute to discuss how we'll make John Fetterman irrelevant. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit indivisible.org/wtp

Trump's Xenophobia Czar says Democrats need to shut their mouths or the bloodshed will continue. We're not going quiet. Trump's flailing is the act of a desperate, weakening authoritarian intent on causing as much harm as possible on his way down. Leah and Ezra talk about justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Johan Sebastián Guerrero, responding to the ICE escalation, and the biggest political corruption story in modern American history, then answer questions on how to respond to Trump's election threats, organizing in red areas, and unifying after the primaries to beat the fascists in the midterms. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠indivisible.org/wtp

The midterm election threatens Trump's power, and he knows it. So he's going after nonviolent anti-ICE organizers in the Twin Cities and voting rights organizers in Ohio – typical authoritarian escalation as the clock ticks down to Election Day. We break down what's happening, how to build solidarity, how to push electeds, and how to win campaigns while the repression ramps up. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠indivisible.org/wtp⁠⁠⁠

All authoritarian regimes succeed through divide and conquer. We win with a politics of solidarity – linking arms and treating an attack on one as an attack on all. Take inspiration from the protesters at Stonewall and Delaney Hall, celebrate major primary wins in California and New Jersey, and then live Q&A on election security, ICE funding in the reconciliation fight, No Kings and June 14th, and how to get big money out of politics. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visi⁠⁠t indivisible.org/wtp

That's a win. Jasmine Clark just crushed her congressional primary in the first major test of whether we can build real, unified opposition party. We break down the victory and what it means for the movement. Then we're joined by Brad Lander, insurgent congressional candidate and Indivisible fan favorite. Plus a live discussion on election sabotage, the $1.8 billion slush fund for January 6th insurrectionists, and the fallout from the Democratic Party's 2024 autopsy report. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠⁠indivisible.org/wtp

What do you do when the national Democratic Party parachutes into a competitive congressional primary and puts its fist on the side of a candidate backed by AIPAC and Republican corporate PACs? We find out this week with Randy Villegas, the grassroots candidate the DCCC is trying to take out. Then in Q&A: the Callais decision and election sabotage, a May Day debrief, the DNC shakeup, and how we build a party that actually fights and wins. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit indivisible.org/wtp