Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to Okay f Daily with
Speaker 1: Meet your Girl Danielle Moody, recording live from our podstream
Speaker 1: studios in Times Square. Friends, let me just tell you
Speaker 1: that every week in post Trump world makes me feel
Speaker 1: like he actually hasn't gone anywhere. It's insane. The man
Speaker 1: has been out of office for eight months and I
Speaker 1: feel like I talk about him at the same fucking
Speaker 1: rate that I did eight months prior. So here's the
Speaker 1: latest in the news, and I cannot wait for you
Speaker 1: to hear the interview that I did with our friend
Speaker 1: MSNBC legal analysts and host of Justice Matters Glenn Kirshner,
Speaker 1: who is going to break down the latest and the
Speaker 1: greatest out of TRUMP'SDJ, which we know he was weaponizing
Speaker 1: as a way to guess what overturn the election, which
Speaker 1: has been part of his big push since before the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty election. And now we have forty nine states
Speaker 1: that have rolled out voter suppression laws based on the
Speaker 1: Big Lie. And what we know this week is that
Speaker 1: Trump pressured, coerced, threatened his DJ staffers into spreading the
Speaker 1: big Lie. This is what we know. Donald Trump said, well,
Speaker 1: you don't have to say anything other than the fact
Speaker 1: that you believe that there was something nefarious, that the
Speaker 1: election was corrupt, that something is not right, and you
Speaker 1: know what, I'll take it from there, me and my
Speaker 1: Republican allies. If that is not a huge fucking alarm,
Speaker 1: I don't know what is. Also, I don't know what
Speaker 1: the fuck Merritt Garland's Justice Department is waiting for. It
Speaker 1: has been eight months. It has actually been longer than that.
Speaker 1: If we're looking at investigations to Donald Trump, we know
Speaker 1: the man is corrupt. We've heard him in his own
Speaker 1: voice talk about his corruption. Right. We've heard him on
Speaker 1: tape on the phone call with Raffensberger in Georgia saying,
Speaker 1: find me eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty some odd votes.
Speaker 1: Now we have documentation where Donald Trump is saying, we
Speaker 1: need the DOJ to come out and say that something
Speaker 1: is corrupt with this election, and we will spin it
Speaker 1: and take it from there. Every single one of Trump's
Speaker 1: allies need to be subpoenaed. We know that there are
Speaker 1: subpoenas that are going to be coming down for the
Speaker 1: one sixth Select Committee. But here's the thing I want
Speaker 1: to know, are they going to actually be enforced because
Speaker 1: how many times were Trump official subpoena while he was
Speaker 1: in office and they just acted as if it was
Speaker 1: a suggestion as opposed to actual law, and that if
Speaker 1: you do not show up when you are subpoena, that
Speaker 1: you can be held in contempt. We knew that Democrats
Speaker 1: did not take out their fucking knives when they should up.
Speaker 1: So will they do that now? That is the question
Speaker 1: on the table, and that is what I get into
Speaker 1: with our friend Glenn Kirshner. You know what else is
Speaker 1: driving me insane right now is this folks. I don't
Speaker 1: know how much more begging bribing that this administration needs
Speaker 1: to do in order to get the fifty percent or
Speaker 1: thirty percent that are left of Americans who have not
Speaker 1: been vaccinated. So let me tell you some more news.
Speaker 1: Yesterday we talked about the lambda variant that is running
Speaker 1: rampant in Peru and in South America and is claiming
Speaker 1: the lives of young people and children. Right so, now
Speaker 1: there is a delta plus variant that has been identified
Speaker 1: in both the UK and in India. Now, what they
Speaker 1: know about this delta plus variant, which they are calling
Speaker 1: a variant of concern, is that they have founded in
Speaker 1: seventy some odd cases in India, they have founded in
Speaker 1: seventy some odd cases in the UK, and it has
Speaker 1: been found in the United States. What they know about
Speaker 1: it is guess what. This new delta plus variant has
Speaker 1: cells that attach aggressively to your lungs. So we are
Speaker 1: talking about severe respiratory problems, folks. And when we talk
Speaker 1: about long COVID and the fact that some people have
Speaker 1: lost twenty percent, thirty percent of their lung capacity, this
Speaker 1: is serious shit. And so if you are not getting vaccinated, right,
Speaker 1: this is what you have to look forward to. I
Speaker 1: do not understand, and I said this yesterday. Why are
Speaker 1: you taking advice from your fucking high school friend on
Speaker 1: Facebook who failed out of biology, but you are not
Speaker 1: listening to actual data scientists and epidemiologists and folks who
Speaker 1: have made this their living right. I just it makes
Speaker 1: absolutely no sense. But what we know is this, this
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen virus is like the can X men of viruses.
Speaker 1: It mutates over and over again, and we are going
Speaker 1: to get to a point if we do not get
Speaker 1: everybody vaccinated, we are going to get to a point
Speaker 1: where we are going to see breakthroughs because it will
Speaker 1: have mutated so much that it will be able to
Speaker 1: navigate through the visa, through the Medina and other vaccines
Speaker 1: that we have out right now. So folks, again, if
Speaker 1: you are not vaccinated because you were hanging on for
Speaker 1: what I do not know, understand that the variants that
Speaker 1: are coming out are worse than the original and the
Speaker 1: vaccines that we have in place are currently holding. But
Speaker 1: it will not matter if you were laying in a
Speaker 1: hospital bed getting ready to be intubated and now say
Speaker 1: to a doctor, I'd like the vaccine. It doesn't work
Speaker 1: that way. It's too fucking late. Speaking of too late,
Speaker 1: let me talk about Arkansas Governor, Lord Jesus. I mean,
Speaker 1: if stupidity was a person, it would be Assa Hutchinson.
Speaker 1: So let me read you this report by CBS News.
Speaker 1: So Hutchinson now right now that his state, by the
Speaker 1: way of Arkansas, has the lowest vaccination rates of any state,
Speaker 1: which is not shocking. It's fucking Arkansas, right. But here's
Speaker 1: what CBS News is reporting. Hutchinson has regrets about signing
Speaker 1: a bill banning mask mandates in the state. It appears
Speaker 1: the Republican governor has now come to his senses. He's
Speaker 1: come to his senses. I wonder what did that? Is
Speaker 1: it the potential collapse of the hospitals, or is it
Speaker 1: the fact that his constituents are now dying in mask
Speaker 1: that he's like, Ooh, maybe that whole mask thing that
Speaker 1: I jumped on the bandwagon with Trump and the rest
Speaker 1: of the idiot fucking Republican governors, maybe that wasn't a
Speaker 1: good idea. So now he says he's come to his
Speaker 1: senses and understands the risks at local schools face as
Speaker 1: Arkansas remains one of the nation's least vaccinated states, according
Speaker 1: to the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention. Quote, yes,
Speaker 1: in hindsight, I wish that it had not become law. What, sir, sir,
Speaker 1: you are the fucking governor. Do we need to play
Speaker 1: the fraggle rock like how the bill becomes a law?
Speaker 1: Do we need to walk you through some sesame street
Speaker 1: shit so that you understand your role as governor and
Speaker 1: what you can and cannot do, and how if you
Speaker 1: do something so fucking egregious and dumb like creating a
Speaker 1: mask mandate, banning a mask mandate in your state and
Speaker 1: other municipalities in your state from being able to care
Speaker 1: for themselves. That you can reverse that because you are,
Speaker 1: in fact the fucking governor right, create an executive order
Speaker 1: to overrule your stupid law, bring your own case to
Speaker 1: court and say, yeah, I fucked up, and here's why
Speaker 1: it's unconstantutional. Whatever it is that you need to do
Speaker 1: to back your way out of your fucked up decision making,
Speaker 1: maybe do that instead of saying oops. So he goes
Speaker 1: on to say that in hindsight, he wish it had
Speaker 1: not become law, but it is law, and the only
Speaker 1: chance we have is either to amend it, which again
Speaker 1: you can do, or for the courts to say that
Speaker 1: it has an unconstitutional foundation, which frankly, I would love
Speaker 1: to see Hutchinson sued. And I would love for then
Speaker 1: for this to be used as a way to protect
Speaker 1: the people in Texas from their executioner aka Governor Abbott,
Speaker 1: and for the people in Florida from their executioner aka
Speaker 1: Satan Oh I'm sorry De Santis. Right. So, Hutchinson's epiphany,
Speaker 1: according to CBS News, couldn't have come at a worse
Speaker 1: time for the state, as a surging number of cases
Speaker 1: has left officials scrambling for ways to contain the outbreak.
Speaker 1: The state saw its highest folks increase in COVID nineteen
Speaker 1: hospitalizations earlier this week on Monday. The delta variant now
Speaker 1: accounts for ninety three percent of COVID nineteen infections, according
Speaker 1: to the CDCNE And again, I just you know, I'm
Speaker 1: going to keep saying it until I'm blue in the face.
Speaker 1: We did not need to be here. We didn't. This
Speaker 1: is not twenty twenty, when we were still trying to
Speaker 1: understand what it was that we were battling against and
Speaker 1: we had no tools except for masks and social distancing
Speaker 1: and washing our hands. A year later, we are in
Speaker 1: an incredible place. We have multiple vaccines that have been
Speaker 1: fast tracked and approved. We're still using masks, and we're
Speaker 1: still telling people to social distance. But there is the
Speaker 1: right protecting armor, which is the fucking vaccine. And it
Speaker 1: is free. Right. It's not even like we're in the
Speaker 1: money making scheme of the Trump administration where they're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: everyone can get a vaccine, but it's going to be
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars in order for everyone to get a shot.
Speaker 1: That's not the case. It is free so there is
Speaker 1: no reason for you not to have been vaccinated at
Speaker 1: this point. And trust me, I still have some friends
Speaker 1: and family that are just like, I'll wait and see,
Speaker 1: and I'm just like, wait and see. What. There is
Speaker 1: a reason why you did not become a nurse or
Speaker 1: a doctor. There is a reason why you are not
Speaker 1: in the health profession, and other people are there. Right.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that you should just be a blind
Speaker 1: patient and not ask questions. But when we're facing life
Speaker 1: and death, as President Biden said this week again, this
Speaker 1: is life and death. Right. People that are dying right
Speaker 1: now from COVID nineteen do not have to die. Do
Speaker 1: you understand that this is death that is unnecessar necessary
Speaker 1: at this point because we have prevention for it. No
Speaker 1: one has died from the vaccine, but over six hundred
Speaker 1: and seventeen thousand Americans have died. Right. I just don't
Speaker 1: know what else you need to see. I've talked about
Speaker 1: the fact that you're looking at numbers that we have
Speaker 1: seen that if you're combining our last wars, the COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen pandemic killed more people than the last three wars combined, folks, Right,
Speaker 1: we were losing on average three thousand some odd people
Speaker 1: a day. That was a nine to eleven happening every
Speaker 1: fucking day. You know. I continue to wonder what it
Speaker 1: would have been like had we had a president Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: where we would have been, how we would have been
Speaker 1: united as a nation, battling together arm in arm against
Speaker 1: this horrific pandemic, and recognizing that wearing a mask was
Speaker 1: showing not only your empathy towards your community, the people
Speaker 1: around you, but then your care for yourself. I just
Speaker 1: don't understand how we are in this place. And when
Speaker 1: I say that, I know how we are in this place,
Speaker 1: But my god, I don't know what it is going
Speaker 1: to take for us to be able to bridge this
Speaker 1: divide because people now have identified with being an anti vaxer.
Speaker 1: Now it's part of their identity, right that they are saying, no,
Speaker 1: you will not. My kids deserve liberty, and so I'm
Speaker 1: not going to have them wear a mask in the classroom.
Speaker 1: What so everyone else needs to be at risk for
Speaker 1: your perceived for your perceived liberty. And I say this
Speaker 1: all the time, Why is it, folks that these are
Speaker 1: people and I'm talking about the people who want to
Speaker 1: talk about my body, my choice as it pertains to
Speaker 1: wearing a mask, right, And these are the same people
Speaker 1: that are rolling out and asking for some of the
Speaker 1: most horrific anti choice, anti abortion bills that we have
Speaker 1: ever seen. Someone having an abortion has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with you, right, even if you are the person that
Speaker 1: got them pregnant, because it is their body. Right, you're
Speaker 1: not wearing a mask. And with this new Delta variant
Speaker 1: can infect eight up to eight other people. It's a communicable,
Speaker 1: very contagious virus. Abortions not contagious, right because somebody over
Speaker 1: there has an abortion doesn't meet That causes a domino
Speaker 1: fucking effect. So it's insane to me that they have
Speaker 1: the audacity to use the language that we have been
Speaker 1: using in the pro choice movement to now use it
Speaker 1: as a way to justify their ignorance, to justify their
Speaker 1: indifference right to other people. I just say, folks, that
Speaker 1: it is. It's really unsettling. It's really unsettling. And I
Speaker 1: don't know, I don't know how we move forward here.
Speaker 1: And I'm worried because I believe that things are going
Speaker 1: to get incredibly worse. We're moving into the fall, we're
Speaker 1: moving into winter. These are some of the biggest holidays
Speaker 1: we'll be coming up where folks gather and you have
Speaker 1: a mix of family members that are vaccinated and others
Speaker 1: that are not. Right, schools are going to be starting.
Speaker 1: My concern is that we get back to a place
Speaker 1: where we're being asked to shut down, right where we're
Speaker 1: being asked to stay indoors, And I'm going to say,
Speaker 1: why the fuck do I have to abide by that
Speaker 1: I did the right thing right like from the beginning,
Speaker 1: as soon as it was available. So, you know, I
Speaker 1: wish that Darwinism would find its way, but on Fortunately,
Speaker 1: we don't live on islands onto ourselves. That's not how
Speaker 1: we exist, and so one person's fuck up in this
Speaker 1: scenario becomes another person's problem, and it shouldn't it honestly
Speaker 1: should not be that way. Coming up next, folks, is
Speaker 1: my conversation with our dear friend Glenn Kirshner to unpack
Speaker 1: the latest in Trump's crime filled world and whether or
Speaker 1: not we are going to see the parade of indictments
Speaker 1: that he's been talking about. Friends. I am always so
Speaker 1: happy when we have the opportunity to sit down with
Speaker 1: our friend MSNBC legal analysts and the host of Justice
Speaker 1: matters Glenn Kirshner, who has been walking us through the
Speaker 1: tangled web that Donald Trump and his criminal associates have
Speaker 1: weaved over the last four years and beyond. Glenn, every
Speaker 1: week there is another series of breaking news as it
Speaker 1: relates to what Donald Trump was doing with our Department
Speaker 1: of Justice and how it was being weaponized. This week
Speaker 1: the latest that Donald Trump basically asked in very clear
Speaker 1: form for the Department of Justice to say that there
Speaker 1: was something nefarious, something unseemly about the election, and that
Speaker 1: he would quote take it from there. Explain to us
Speaker 1: why we are had not seeing a parade of indictments yet,
Speaker 1: and why every media outlet, it seems to me, is
Speaker 1: making excuses as to why there's no statute for this.
Speaker 1: So we can't possibly indict Donald Trump and charge him
Speaker 1: with anything because it'd just be too hard. So, first
Speaker 1: of all, I can't explain why we haven't seen indictments,
Speaker 1: because we should have seen them long ago for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I still happen to believe they're coming because I don't
Speaker 1: think Merrick Garland and the current leadership at the Department
Speaker 1: of Justice wants to let Donald Trump bring an end
Speaker 1: to the American experiment that is democracy. But but let's
Speaker 1: talk about why the pundits or the legal commentators or
Speaker 1: the reporters are dead wrong on the assertion that there
Speaker 1: are no criminal statutes to cover this. And let me
Speaker 1: start with a sixty second one on one class. Okay,
Speaker 1: because what we just god is direct evidence out of
Speaker 1: the mouth of Donald Trump that proves his corrupt intent,
Speaker 1: and that's often the hardest piece of the legal puzzle
Speaker 1: to prove. So here's the quick thirty second sixty second
Speaker 1: crim law one on one class. There are two kinds
Speaker 1: of evidence, direct evidence and circumstantial evidence. The law makes
Speaker 1: no distinction between those two. Judges every day in courtrooms
Speaker 1: around the country instruct juries that there is absolutely no
Speaker 1: legal distinction between circumstantial evidence and direct evidence. What are
Speaker 1: those two kinds of evidence? Well, if you go to bed,
Speaker 1: you look out the window before you go to bed,
Speaker 1: and then you go to bed, and you wake up
Speaker 1: and the ground is wet, but it was dry when
Speaker 1: you went to sleep. That's circumstantial evidence that it rained.
Speaker 1: You didn't see it rained, right, maybe as sprinklers came on,
Speaker 1: and maybe it didn't rain, But it's circumstantial evidence that
Speaker 1: it rained. Direct evidence is if you stay up during
Speaker 1: the night and you look out the window and you
Speaker 1: see it raining, that's direct evidence that it rains. What
Speaker 1: we just got in the recent reporting about Donald Trump
Speaker 1: telling his DOJ officials, I want you to go out
Speaker 1: and say the election was corrupt. Doesn't matter that it
Speaker 1: wasn't corrupt, because they said, we have no evidence that
Speaker 1: it was. He said, doesn't matter. You go out and
Speaker 1: say it. Let me take care of the rest together
Speaker 1: with my Republican allies in Congress. That's direct evidence out
Speaker 1: of the mouth of Donald Trump of his corrupt intent.
Speaker 1: What that does is it informs everything moving forward in
Speaker 1: time from the date of that conversation December twenty seven.
Speaker 1: So now we can This is like the holy Grail
Speaker 1: of evidence for prosecutors, because now you can walk into court,
Speaker 1: you can indict him for inciting the insurrection, and you
Speaker 1: can prove that he knew that the election was not fraudulent,
Speaker 1: was not stolen, was not corrupt because his Department of
Speaker 1: Justice officials told him it wasn't corrupt, and he said,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. Just like I needed President Zelenski to
Speaker 1: announce a bogus investigation into the bidens, and you let
Speaker 1: me take care of the rest, and I'll use it
Speaker 1: to my political advantage. He did the same thing with
Speaker 1: his own Department of Justice. You just tell everybody's everybody
Speaker 1: the election was corrupt even though it wasn't, and you
Speaker 1: let me take care of the rest first. So the
Speaker 1: first criminal statue is inciting an insurrection or rebellion, because
Speaker 1: that statute only requires the following, and I'm reading right
Speaker 1: from the Federal Code, whoever incites or engages in any
Speaker 1: rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States
Speaker 1: or the laws thereof, shall be imprisoned for not more
Speaker 1: than ten years. This now proves is corrupt intent. On
Speaker 1: January sixth, when he told everybody get down there and
Speaker 1: stop the certification, he said steel, but he knows it
Speaker 1: wasn't a steal because his Department of Justice officials told
Speaker 1: him it wasn't a steal. But now, courtesy of this
Speaker 1: new reporting, this new revelation, there's actually a second criminal
Speaker 1: statute that prosecutors can prove he violated eighteen Usc. Six
Speaker 1: ten coercion of political activity and boiled down to its essence,
Speaker 1: that statute says that it is unlawful to intimidate any
Speaker 1: employee of the federal government to engage in or decline
Speaker 1: to engage in political activity. He told his DJ officials
Speaker 1: go out and lie to the American people about the
Speaker 1: election being corrupt. When they pushed back and said it
Speaker 1: wasn't corrupt, you said, you know a lot of people
Speaker 1: have been wanting me to get rid of the top.
Speaker 1: DOJ officials, what are you going to say about that? Now, Sport,
Speaker 1: This is this is prosecution one oh one, Dan Yell.
Speaker 1: These charges are provable in court. That is it for
Speaker 1: me today. Folks on the Woke a f daily podcast
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