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Why do we know about it now? why go public now with the names of your groups, the prodemocracy campaign. and why now have politico and tonight "the new york times" describe the kind of work you did now the election is done? >> we think it's important story to tell about what the state partners did all over the country, the grass roots groups that engage the community. there are, again, a cast of thousands of people who actually helped avert us from the democratic collapse. it's not just the groups that we funded. it's many other -- it's litigators and those that did election protection work, i...

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Talking to you and i think it's getting attention is we didn't know about this until after the eleb was over. why was this such a low profile effort? why were there no public announcements. why aren't we finding out about it until now? >> we didn't believe that we should promote work before we did it. we are under the impression you should prove yourself in the world before you claim any credit for the work you've done, and we thought that the organizational partners in the states were doing the hard work, and they are the ones that should talk about the work. and many got great press coverage...

Donnelly veteran progressive operative behind prodemocracy campaign which i have to check because they are organization i never heard of before today. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> can you put a little bit of meat on the bones here in terms of what exactly you funded. this is a lot money to have put into this election cycle. what were you funding and what were your priorities? >> first, let me say that i believe there's a cast of thousands of people who helped to deliver the election results all across the country. i think americans stood up for democracy, an...

Election roundup that we are now engage in understanding that yes, indeed, we have a country that is more pro democracy slightly more. we held the line. i think we have a lot more work to do, but we think it's critical that these groups are out engaged in a loss of fights yet to come. there's a wisconsin supreme court race in april. there's a potential of a policy moving forward in minnesota because of what you described earlier in the segment, rachel, the flip of the state senate. now it will allow for there to be an opportunity to do policy in minnesota and other efforts all over the country...