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21 October 2010
Interview with Sonja Eddings Brown, President of The Kitchen Cabinet and a longtime grassroots organizer, on her organization's planned "October Surprise" to drive thousands of conservative women to vote early and to vote absentee to send a message to Congress on the economy and spending in Washington.
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