>> We have some highlights from the Revolution Rally in Detroit.
It just wrapped, and we wanna make sure we share some of those highlights with you, so
let's take a look.
>> One of the top progressive leaders in the country, Abdul El-Sayed.
>> Who here knows that when we organize we win?
Let me hear you.
>> And who here knows that when we stand up the corporation's there is nothing we can
do to take our power back.
Let me hear you, nothing we can do >> And who is ready to stand up for Medicare
for all for a green new deal to get that corporate money out of our politics?
>> I know what I'm fighting for, and I know what you're fighting for.
I was blessed with a baby girl 19 months ago.
>> I know many of the ways the world's gonna tell her she's not enough.
She's too young, she's too female, she's too Muslim, she's too brown.
But I also know that in this country of ours we believe in an idea, we the people in order
to form a more perfect union that when we the people come together, when we decide that
we want to invest in an America that includes all of us.
When we decide that we want to invest in the America that tells that little girl and all
of our little girls and boys, that they are enough that this place is theirs too.
Then we can build the kind of America that I wanna raise my daughter and that is the
work that you all are doing here today.
So I thank you for that work.
>> She's a 48217 community activist from Southwest Detroit, all right.
>> Theresa Landrum, thank you.
>> We want Detroit to be the engine for the green new deal.
>> We're talking about putting our demands in that framework.
Creating a model that can be carried across America for every community that mirrors Southwest
Detroit, we're not the only one.
Flint crisis brought it all to the forefront, that for many many years black and brown communities
have been poisoned and polluted, gutted and robbed.
We have to let the democrats know and the republicans know.
They need us, we don't need them.
>> Up next, the leader of the Justice Democrats, Alexandra Ross.
>> How you all doing today?
>> Wow, thank you so much TYT for inviting me to come and speak.
I have nothing prepared for you all besides that this show of force right now is so incredibly
important.
It's not six months down the line that we get involved.
If we want to elect champions that are going to be for Medicare for all, accepting no corporate
pac money, agree new Deal.
All of those things we need to get involved now and fight for the candidate that we want
now and make sure that a progressive vision is going to lead this country to defeat Donald
Trump.
>> So the leader of Adam Green everybody.
>> All right.
>> Good to be here with the TYT Army which I here is too strong, is that right?
>> All right, when I say TYT army, you say?
>> Too strong.
>> TYT army is what?
>> Too strong.
>> Justice Democrats are what?
>> Too strong.
>> Sunrise Movement is what?
>> Too strong.
>> Bold progressives are what?
>> Too strong.
>> Bernie and Elizabeth are what?
>> Too strong.
>> The Progressive Movement is what?
>> Too strong.
>> And that’s why we’re here today.
>> And now the leader of the TYT Army, Allison Arkson.
>> There's a great quote from Martin Luther King Jr. that says, that those who love peace
must organize as well as those who love war.
>> And that's why we're here.
And I don't know about you, but there have been many times where I have wondered if me
as one person is worth showing up to something, right?
Because it takes a lot of time, it takes a lot of our resources and sometimes it takes
our money, and sometimes it takes our energy when life is already too damn hard, isn’t
it?
But the fact that you showed up, every single one of you adds up and makes up what we have
here and with all of the great coalition that we have here.
So thank you from the bottom of my heart, from the bottom of my toes for being here
and for everything that you do.
>> I love days like this because well, I got all my rowdy friends, you guys came from all
across the country and all across the world.
And then as we started here, more and more people came.
The CIU come, Fght for Fifteen came, Democratic Socialist came, Sunrise Movement came.
Now I believe we have more democratic socialists over there that have come, it feels like-
>> It almost feels like the Woodstock for progressives.
>> Guys, there's too many of us.
They told you a lie in a mythology that if you just sit on your couch and there's nothing
you can do, but as you can see, look at all around you today.
There's everything that you can do.
They're not coming for us, we're coming for them.
>> I'm really happy the TYT was able to provide some security in the form of John and Rola.
>> John didn't look like security.
Just it was the shot where he's standing there, but-
>> I love it, I love it.
That was- >> But that was, yeah.
>> That was so good.
>> These are great moments.
TYT should be very proud social everybody else though who's part of these grassroots
movements.
>> Yes.
>> That is really exciting to see.