The What's up? What's up everyone? Welcome to weekends with Anna Kasparian and Nando Vila.

Nando what's going on? How are you? feeling fresh Saturday morning you know the people in the

East Coast it's like 1 PM we're fresh ready to go at 10 a.m. on a Saturday for you people

I'm feeling fresh is a strong word for me. I'm not feeling fresh at all. I'm so exhausted. It's been a crazy week. Yeah, I mean just you know, it's just like the daily grind and all the political news that comes along with it.

But as you know, I'm always excited to do this show and we have a massive

massive show plan for you guys today.

We're gonna have David Serota on to talk a little bit about strategy

and how progressives can you know get some concessions from corporate Democrats,

what's the best way to go about that.

Later in the show, I'll be talking about this looming eviction crisis

that doesn't even seem Congress plans to do anything real about

even in this you know relief bill back and forth what they're negotiating doesn't even come close to preventing millions of Americans

from being thrown out of their homes and the tech industry facing a little bit of prosecution

which I'm actually pretty surprised

about that's what Nandal will be talking about yeah yeah yeah very

very surprising developments in tech and I'm very excited to talk to David sort of

because I've long been a fan of his even before he became

kind of one of Bernie's top spokespeople and I think most people might be known in that role

you know from Twitter and just from being involved

in the Bernie campaign.

But Sarota has for a long, long time been one of this country's best investigative journalists. I mean in terms of sheer

production I just I have no I have no concept as to how he does it like how he produces so

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