Vice President is always great. Thank you for responding to our collective request to collect your request for this meeting, to give you a sense of why and how we've come together. So I want to thank the legacy eight historic Civil Rights leaders who are all present today. And I want to thank the leaders of the reproductive and women's rights organizations who are representative because we made a decision on July 4 weekend, just after the dogs that we were going to come together to re affirm and reestablish this very powerful coalition now. 170 years ago, in Ohio, Sojourner Truth, gave a very, very famous speech, AI alone. And in that speech, she affirmed the connectivity between the abolitionist movement and the women's rights movement. A year later in Seneca Falls, 68 women and 32 men, including Frederick Douglass surprise declaration of sentence, which outlines a theory and an approach to be equal rights, justice and liberty which included gender equality, the movements that we are inheritors of, began with energy together, way back before the Civil War in the early 1900s, in the late 1800s, the suffragists movement, and the then burgeoning civil rights movement, which was a response to Plessy a response to the collapse of reconstruction had powerful, powerful connected the founding on the national herbally was buying money in Georgia and as a civil rights leader of the era. Andrew Standish, Baldwin, a suffragist leader of that era and in our initial organizational papers including a Standing Committee on the Rights of Women. This movement deviated this human and deviated after the passage of the constitutional amendment changed over the rights because black women were left out and all of a sudden, there were no constitutional rights. But nonetheless, the reason why we are here is to be the firm, that historic coalition that the threats particularly they come from the Supreme Court, that our freedoms and threaten our rights, threaten the rights of women, threaten the rights of people of color, and threaten them very, very work that many of our organizations and the people we love and respect and carry out over the last 50 years to make this a more perfect union. So we are here to take as we are determined, not to be silent, not to be passive, while the hands of time will push back to this and this is why we are here today. This for us is the beginning of a concerted effort to work together. But it also is also an effort to educate this generation and our generation of leaders that these movements, the movement for the rights of black people, and other laptop communities and the rights of women. What tract energize and collaborative at the earliest stages of their inception and that today, in the 21st century, we have to re establish that so we thank you and I think we are here because we want to march in us. We want to march together on this issue and many others that will confront our community. So we thank You. We thank your team. We thank the administration because we are in a fight that is applied of a generation and it is a fight. But we know how to wait you can tell instantly. We know how to wage it with strategy. We know how to wage the passion. We know how to raise it within the confines of the democratic systems and institutions that we all believe in. So thank you for having us. I look forward to the discussion.