Start Me Up With Kimberley A. Johnson

Steph is back and we're getting into it. Just impeach him already, abortion bans are happening because white men fear losing power, abortion isn't the hardest decision to make, Mueller may not testify publicly and more.

Amanda Sowards joins Kimberley Johnson to talk about the latest abortion bans and how the GOP wants use these bans to overturn Roe v Wade. Other topics include women are fucking angry and we have a right to be, Nancy Pelosi and the possibility of impeachment, what Mueller can say when he testifies before Congress and much, much more.

Author Lorraine Devon Wilke joins Kimberley for a spirited discussion on Trump's taxes, Nancy Pelosi's strategy to impeach or not to impeach, how the 2020 Women are rising to the occasion and how something will eventually break Trump. There's so much packed into one show, you won't want to miss it.

Kate Kelly is a human rights attorney at Equality Now and has actively worked on ERA ratification at the state and national level since 2012. She attended the Equal Rights Amendment hearing yesterday, the first ERA hearing in 36 years. We discussed the history of the ERA as well as who would be protected when the last state ratifies. Kate also offered up some actions for voters to take even if you live in a state that's already ratified the amendment. Lots of good information in the discussion.

Kimberley and Steph talk about 2020 women, CNN's town hall, Elizabeth Warren's candidacy, Pete Buttigieg, frustrating mansplainers and how we deal with them. Lot's of frank talk and honesty today!

We had plans to have a guest but Skype wasn't working AGAIN. So it's Kimberley and Steph and we dig in to why it's important impeach, and if we want to defeat Donald Trump, we have to unite! Lots more!

Authors Lorraine Devon Wilke, Ann Werner and I talk about what it's like being female authors, and we share our experiences, positive and negative, as outspoken political writers.

Natalie Weaver on a mission to get Instagram to do the same. Natalie says the abuse on Instagram is three times worse than what she experienced on Facebook or Twitter.