The Hundred-Days Tapes: Rev. William Barber
The second in a series of interviews inside Joe Biden's big tent
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“What politicians decide they want to do can be changed, and history has shown us that.”
Those were the words of the Rev. William J. Barber II, the North Carolina–based pastor and co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign, when I interviewed him about President Biden’s big tent and this moment of crisis and possibility in politics.
Today, I’m releasing my extended conversation with Reverend Barber for subscribers, as the second in the series of the Hundred-Days Tapes. Listen here — and consider subscribing, if you haven’t yet, and tune in!
Reverend Barber is one of the more inspiring voices in American public life. He always refills my tank with hope whenever I hear him. But his is not a cheap, sentimental hope. It is a faith not in our rulers, but in our collective capacity to rule them instead.
Today, the second installment of the Hundred-Days Tapes, a conversation with Reverend Barber about what it is that really changes our political leaders, and why any hope he has for a Biden presidency is rooted in the public, not the president.
If you are ready to receive your marching orders as a citizen, this interview is for you.
And, in case you missed it, yesterday’s first in the series: a conversation with former Labor Secretary Robert Reich.
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I can’t tell you how much I have enjoyed these conversations! I’m learning so much and for that, I’m profoundly grateful that you are sharing these incredible opportunities with us! My adult daughter is now going to become a subscriber because I talk about these topics all the time! Thank you!
Sorry I missed. Barber is brilliant.