Speaker 1: Good morning, keeps in. Welcome to Okay f Daily with
Speaker 1: Meet your Girl Danielle Moody recording from the Bunker. Folks.
Speaker 1: First off, we have made it through another week in America,
Speaker 1: so bravo, Welcome to Friday. I want to start off
Speaker 1: there was just so many stories this week, but I
Speaker 1: want to start off with a couple of things that
Speaker 1: are just so disgusting with regard to Republicans and what
Speaker 1: they've been doing. So if you remember, like take a
Speaker 1: walk back to your youth, right to the Republicans of yesteryear,
Speaker 1: whose slogan was about small government, right, that they didn't
Speaker 1: want government intrusion. And I would argue that today's libertarians
Speaker 1: or whoever those people are that still identify as libertarians,
Speaker 1: are roughly what the earlier machination of the Republican Party was.
Speaker 1: It was like small government, no government overreached, the government's
Speaker 1: too much in my business, YadA, YadA, YadA. Now, right,
Speaker 1: you can see by virtue of what is happening across
Speaker 1: multiple red states, right, and a majority of her states
Speaker 1: in this country. I believe it's about thirty eight states
Speaker 1: are it's definitely over thirty are controlled by Republican governors,
Speaker 1: and you have this matchup between Florida and Texas, between
Speaker 1: death Santis and Abbott on who can be the worst? Right,
Speaker 1: It's like Texas will do something egregious and then Florida's like, wait,
Speaker 1: hold my beer, let me do something. You'reconian. Oh wait
Speaker 1: hold my beer, I can one up you. And it
Speaker 1: seems to be this continued one uping of how horrible
Speaker 1: can be for your constituents. Right, So, to make matters
Speaker 1: even worse, We've been talking a lot on woke a
Speaker 1: f with abortion advocates, with abortion storytellers, talking about prior
Speaker 1: to the dab's decision, which totally got rid of, wiped out, decimated,
Speaker 1: destroyed a nearly fifty year precedent with Roe v. Wade,
Speaker 1: and then following the decision, We've talked with a lot
Speaker 1: of people and the thing that I have been most
Speaker 1: upset about is the lack of urgency, and not only
Speaker 1: the lack of urgency from the Biden administration, but just
Speaker 1: the lack of strategy altogether. When we think about when
Speaker 1: the leaked document came out, we had at least a
Speaker 1: two and a half month lead on what we knew
Speaker 1: could potentially be coming down the pike. And I know
Speaker 1: if it was just this hopeful nature of Democrats to
Speaker 1: think like, oh no, no, they would never do that,
Speaker 1: even though it was written in black and white, over
Speaker 1: ninety eight pages exactly what it was that they were
Speaker 1: going to do. But this administration waited until after the
Speaker 1: fact to even put together a task force to we
Speaker 1: even start to think about, well, what can we do?
Speaker 1: And my anger and frustration comes because I'm just like,
Speaker 1: not only did they give you a two months plus
Speaker 1: lead time to the destruction that a reversal of this
Speaker 1: magnitude was going to have on this country immediately in
Speaker 1: the states that all had trigger laws for Robie Wade,
Speaker 1: But if you really think about it, y'all had like
Speaker 1: five decades lead because Republicans never stopped organizing in plain
Speaker 1: sight saying that their number one objective, which they finally
Speaker 1: got after fifty years, was to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Speaker 1: So again, confused about the lack of decision to codify
Speaker 1: Roe v. Wade when we did have a supermajority for
Speaker 1: the brief time that we did in the Obama administration,
Speaker 1: and why Democrats have always stayed away from doing what
Speaker 1: was right by taking those measures because they're so concerned
Speaker 1: with their present day power they can't fathom what could
Speaker 1: potentially be coming down the road. And therein lies my
Speaker 1: problem with the fucking Democratic Party, which is, if you
Speaker 1: at this stage, having lived through the last several years
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump and Trump is um if you are
Speaker 1: not well aware of the lengths that Republicans are willing
Speaker 1: to go in order to secure their power. I don't
Speaker 1: know what else it is to tell you, and I
Speaker 1: don't know how else to ring the alarm. So let
Speaker 1: me ring this alarm. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who,
Speaker 1: by the way, apparently some point in time was fucking indicted,
Speaker 1: but then the DOJ took forever to put his trial together. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Ken Paxton and the state of Texas are suing the
Speaker 1: Biden administration. Why are they suing the Biden administration because
Speaker 1: one of the pushbacks that Biden did have in his
Speaker 1: toolbox was to have HHS say that all places, all states,
Speaker 1: all areas that are receiving federal money under HHS guidelines
Speaker 1: must if the life of the pregnant person is at
Speaker 1: risk right due to a complicated emergency situation in their pregnancy,
Speaker 1: then an abortion must and should be an option, and
Speaker 1: that that is directly in HHS guidelines. So Texas which
Speaker 1: was one of the first states to have their six
Speaker 1: week abortion ban, which again, for those of you who
Speaker 1: have never had a menstrual cycle, most people do not
Speaker 1: know that they are fucking pregnant after six weeks. It
Speaker 1: takes you to miss said period, and many pregnant, many
Speaker 1: people who have the ability to get pregnant miss periods. Right,
Speaker 1: that is just part of cycles, and so or they
Speaker 1: come late or what have you. So they had a
Speaker 1: six week ban. They then institute their vigilante band. But
Speaker 1: now Ken Paxton is saying, oh no, no, no, that's
Speaker 1: not enough. We don't give a fuck if anyone's life
Speaker 1: is at risk of at all. There is no there
Speaker 1: is no where what Republicans are saying, and let me
Speaker 1: just say this and no on certain terms, there is
Speaker 1: no middle ground. There is no where to meet these people. Right.
Speaker 1: Rape is on the table, incest is on the table,
Speaker 1: death of the pregnant person is on the table. There
Speaker 1: is nowhere to go. They see absolutely no exception needing
Speaker 1: to be made and they don't give a fuck if
Speaker 1: your life is going to be at risk, so long
Speaker 1: as they can preserve a collection of cells. So you breathing, living, heart,
Speaker 1: pounding human that is breathing oxygen. We could give a
Speaker 1: fuck so long as we can preserve these cells, or
Speaker 1: it actually doesn't even matter, because Danielle Campamore, our friend
Speaker 1: and writer for The Today Show, has also said for
Speaker 1: today dot Com has also lifted up a story about
Speaker 1: a woman who is pregnant was received information living in
Speaker 1: a red stack that her pregnancy was not going to
Speaker 1: make it determine it was not. It is not a
Speaker 1: viable pregnancy. She cannot get an abortion. The baby is
Speaker 1: not going to make it right. And so this woman
Speaker 1: is essentially walking around with a living with a living
Speaker 1: coffin inside of her, right, Like, can you imagine that
Speaker 1: the state is getting to decide your emotional and physical
Speaker 1: well being, that they are forcing this woman to continue
Speaker 1: each day carrying a baby inside of her that is
Speaker 1: not going to make it. Just just think about receiving
Speaker 1: that news right and then feeling like, my God, I
Speaker 1: need to make this decision as soon as possible, because
Speaker 1: I need at some point not only to begin my
Speaker 1: physical healing process, but to begin my emotional and mental
Speaker 1: healing process. And the State's saying no, you should continue
Speaker 1: to suffer because that's what's happening. And Ken Paxton and
Speaker 1: the state of Texas have basically said to every person
Speaker 1: who can become pregnant in that state, fuck you, that's
Speaker 1: what That's what they've said. So they're gonna sue hhs
Speaker 1: and say, oh, no, you have government overreach. They have
Speaker 1: the federal government has overreach and ensuring that the life
Speaker 1: of the person that is carrying said baby should supersede
Speaker 1: the baby that has yet to be born. And again,
Speaker 1: I use baby right now because I'm using the language
Speaker 1: of what Ken Paxson is saying. This is not what
Speaker 1: this is, and this is the trap that we all
Speaker 1: fall into. But the reality is that when we then
Speaker 1: say callous, they put on us this callousness that we
Speaker 1: do not care about life. And the reality is that
Speaker 1: we have not found the way to say, are you
Speaker 1: fucking kidding me? You don't care about life? Do you
Speaker 1: see the pushback that is happening right now, the backtracking,
Speaker 1: I should say, with Republicans and outlets like the disgusting
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal who had the audacity to put together
Speaker 1: an op ed about the ten year old girl that
Speaker 1: was raped in Ohio and then they put out an
Speaker 1: op ed that said, oh, this abortion, this story is
Speaker 1: just too good to be true, too good to be true.
Speaker 1: How the fuck? What kind of human being would even
Speaker 1: think to write something like that without doing any verification.
Speaker 1: And the trauma that we just repeatedly put rape and
Speaker 1: incests victims through in this country before Rovie Wade was
Speaker 1: reversed is disturbing and disgusting. But then to write quote
Speaker 1: unquote think pieces to provide your opinion and then lo
Speaker 1: and behold, what do we find out? Oh, the ten
Speaker 1: year old girl who was six weeks and three days
Speaker 1: pregnant so was not able to get an abortion in
Speaker 1: Ohio then has to be taken across state lines to
Speaker 1: Indiana to receive an abortion there. Her rapist, by the way,
Speaker 1: was caught confessed she was raped on two different occasions.
Speaker 1: Now the state Republican ag in Indiana has decided to
Speaker 1: investigate the doctor that did the abortion. What the fuck? Oh,
Speaker 1: because the doctor should have turned away the ten year
Speaker 1: old girl. That's right, because we don't care. In this country,
Speaker 1: white sis men in power could care less, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: we know this country is patriarchal. We know that is
Speaker 1: built upon on misogyny. But a ten year old girl
Speaker 1: conservative quote unquote conservative fascists can't find it, can't find
Speaker 1: the ticking in their own heart to think about their
Speaker 1: own fucking kids, their own families. No, and what gets me, folks,
Speaker 1: is that Democrats will not use this. No, they will
Speaker 1: not use this for mid terms. They will not tell
Speaker 1: stories over and over again that will run on your
Speaker 1: television that tell you exactly who the Republicans are. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, one hundred and sixty eight Republicans voted
Speaker 1: against an active shooter bill that was put out because
Speaker 1: we shouldn't be putting out alerts apparently about active shooters.
Speaker 1: What the fuck? How do we allow this crystal fascist
Speaker 1: cult to continue to control this country and not even
Speaker 1: so much as message in a way that should run
Speaker 1: over and over and over again that they don't care
Speaker 1: about life, they don't care about your kids. We just
Speaker 1: got new video of the Uvaldi police doing not a
Speaker 1: fucking thing as nineteen children and their teachers were murdered.
Speaker 1: The video shows which was edited, by the way, to
Speaker 1: take out the sounds of screaming children. And I say,
Speaker 1: for whose benefit? For whose benefit was that? I'm sure
Speaker 1: as fuck. It was not the parents benefit. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure it was for the benefit of the police and
Speaker 1: the benefit of the fucking governor. Oh let them not
Speaker 1: hear the screaming children that those police officers surely fucking
Speaker 1: heard as they were sitting out putting hand sanitizer on
Speaker 1: their hands and looking at their phones, fully in combat gear,
Speaker 1: and then denying parents who are running into the building
Speaker 1: with absolutely nothing on but just the fire inside them
Speaker 1: to go rescue their children and do the job that
Speaker 1: cops don't want to do. But these are the same people,
Speaker 1: the same politicians who vote against legislation to keep your
Speaker 1: children safe, to take weapons of war off the street.
Speaker 1: And they turn around and they say, oh, no, you
Speaker 1: know what we should do. We should arm teachers. Motherfucker.
Speaker 1: You arm cops and they don't do a fucking thing,
Speaker 1: But now you expect teachers to do more than the
Speaker 1: police officers do. Right, every single one of those Uvaldi
Speaker 1: police officers should be charged as an accessory to murder
Speaker 1: nineteen counts, every single one of them that were called
Speaker 1: to the scene of rob elementary school. Every single one
Speaker 1: of them should lose their fucking jobs. Their pension should
Speaker 1: go to those families, and they should be tried as
Speaker 1: accessories to murder because that is what they are. How
Speaker 1: we continue to take the word of police officers to
Speaker 1: hold them in some high esteem. And the question that
Speaker 1: I ask is why, why are they deserving? Because I
Speaker 1: can name at least five things that have happened this
Speaker 1: fucking month, and the month is not even halfway over yet,
Speaker 1: that have happened that show us that police officers in
Speaker 1: this country not only should they not be able to
Speaker 1: carry guns, they shouldn't have the protection of qualified immunity.
Speaker 1: That every time that they empty out their cartridges into
Speaker 1: the bodies of unarmed black people, every single one of
Speaker 1: those bullets should carry a year, two, three, four, five
Speaker 1: years in jail when it comes out that they emptied
Speaker 1: their weapon on the wrong person or an unarmed person.
Speaker 1: That every time, for every make an example. You know,
Speaker 1: this government always wants to make an example of black
Speaker 1: and brown people, never want to make an example of
Speaker 1: white people that just get away literally with murder. It's amazing.
Speaker 1: I have people, you know. The other day I had
Speaker 1: posted my video on TikTok about the valdiol Please, if
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Speaker 1: When I posted this video about the Uvaldi police and
Speaker 1: somebody in my comments who I later blocked, said the
Speaker 1: way that you go after police and then you expect
Speaker 1: them to protect you. Wait what so oh they didn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't pledge an oath to protect and serve. It's
Speaker 1: contingent upon my attitude. So if I'm nice, if I
Speaker 1: kiss their ass, if I beg right for dignity and respect,
Speaker 1: you mean that, then I'll be deserving of the protection
Speaker 1: that my tax dollars pay for. Is that how that works?
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Speaker 1: every Tuesday. Moving on to Donald Trump, the seventh hearing,
Speaker 1: even the congressional hearing on January sixth was just as
Speaker 1: wild as the sixth hearing that featured Cassidy Hutchinson. But folks,
Speaker 1: I want to tell you that that December eighteenth meeting
Speaker 1: that we learned about that fucking as Cassidy Hutchinson said
Speaker 1: in her text messages, the unhinged meeting, you know it
Speaker 1: would read Axios did a fantastic like thirteen minute read
Speaker 1: or thirteen minute listen on exactly what went down in
Speaker 1: the West Wing and then would later continue on into
Speaker 1: the Presidential residence on that night. And how these people
Speaker 1: Sidney Powell, Juliani, Mark Flynn, the fucking overstocked guy, and
Speaker 1: whoever else were able to just mosey on into the
Speaker 1: White House just shows you what a loose operation that
Speaker 1: they were running over there. But nonetheless, Sidney Powell, I
Speaker 1: am just so confused about how this woman got a
Speaker 1: law degree. I really am, because even like the accusations,
Speaker 1: the baseless accusations that she was throwing around in the
Speaker 1: West Wing about we need to seize the machines because
Speaker 1: they're corrupted from Venezuela, and I have the evidence. And
Speaker 1: Pat Sippoloni, White House counsel, whose video we watched during
Speaker 1: the seventh Congression the seventh Congressional hearing, is like, oh,
Speaker 1: you have evidence, show me. Oh you you have real evidence,
Speaker 1: show me, because that's what we're looking for. But you
Speaker 1: have no evidence. Everything that you were saying is bullshit.
Speaker 1: But then I want people to understand the mindset of
Speaker 1: these people who were surrounding Donald Trump and how they
Speaker 1: feed into Donald Trump's megalomania. The man was clearly desperate
Speaker 1: and unhinged, right, that is the only way to think
Speaker 1: about Donald Trump in the days following the election, following
Speaker 1: the certification, leading into the inauguration. This was a man
Speaker 1: that was literally grasping at straws and just wanted to
Speaker 1: hear from anybody, didn't matter who it was, didn't matter
Speaker 1: if they made sense at all, didn't matter if there
Speaker 1: was a legal route to take, so long as they
Speaker 1: would tell him, I am fighting for you. You're going
Speaker 1: to remain president. We still have a path to victory.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? There was no path. Mark Meadows,
Speaker 1: My god, Mark Meadows. If Mark Meadows does not get
Speaker 1: indicted by the Department of Justice, among many other people,
Speaker 1: but him in particular, I really have no faith then,
Speaker 1: no faith in this Justice Department, no faith in government. Right,
Speaker 1: we might as well all develop our own compounds, have
Speaker 1: our own laws, and just govern ourselves, which is essentially
Speaker 1: where we're headed. Parable of the Sewer, if you didn't
Speaker 1: read it yet, will be a really good guide and
Speaker 1: necessary for this next phase of America. But Mark Meadows,
Speaker 1: knowing that these people are absolute crackpots, says, oh well,
Speaker 1: I'm going to find a constitutional loophole. I'm sorry, Is
Speaker 1: Mark Meadows a constitutional scholar, and so Mark Meadows also
Speaker 1: only gets his power from being a leech onto Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: All of these people do, and is busy just trying
Speaker 1: to find some random loophole in the constitution that allows
Speaker 1: Donald Trump to rule like a king. Thank God that
Speaker 1: the founding Fathers, in some way, shape or form kind
Speaker 1: of sorder foresaw a Donald Trump coming, but clearly not
Speaker 1: good enough because with these original lists that are now
Speaker 1: overseeing our country from there, from upon high at the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court. You know, I don't even think that if
Speaker 1: this case, say, say go on this walk with me.
Speaker 1: If Donald Trump and all of his lackeys that were
Speaker 1: criming in the fucking Oval Office, criming all over that
Speaker 1: White House were the masterminds of the violent insurrection, donald
Speaker 1: Trump knew what was happening. Not only did Donald Trump
Speaker 1: know it was Plan B right, Plan A was all
Speaker 1: of the lawsuits that were laughed out of court, according
Speaker 1: to Axios. Sidney Powell then says, when she's called out
Speaker 1: in the Oval Office on the day December eighteenth meeting,
Speaker 1: all of the judges are corrupt. We can't trust any
Speaker 1: of them. One of White House staff says, even the
Speaker 1: ones that we appointed, the ones that are laughing you
Speaker 1: out of court? You mean those we can't trust either,
Speaker 1: they're also right doing something, they're they're also corrupt. What
Speaker 1: are you talking about? And is this your basis for everything?
Speaker 1: That everyone needs to be replaced in every such place
Speaker 1: and run by you lunatics, which is essentially what she wanted.
Speaker 1: She was going to be named some type of general
Speaker 1: counsel within the Department of Justice so that she could
Speaker 1: lead up the Voting Task Force. What and then when
Speaker 1: Trump is told once again by I guess the kind
Speaker 1: of rational people in the room, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: That is actually the Attorney General would be able to
Speaker 1: make that appointment happen, and that's not happening. First you
Speaker 1: try with Jeffrey Clark, and everybody in the DOJ is like,
Speaker 1: so we're out. If that's the move that you're going
Speaker 1: to make, is to get rid of Bill Barren these
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks and then install Jeffrey Clark and
Speaker 1: then install Sydney Powell, and then somehow Donald Trump was
Speaker 1: going to remain president of the United States? Like, was
Speaker 1: that the timeline? Was that the chain reaction that we
Speaker 1: were looking at that they were looking for, folks, If
Speaker 1: you have not read the Axios article by all means
Speaker 1: like it would. It would be amazing entertainment. It reads
Speaker 1: like murder, she wrote, without the murder. It's like an
Speaker 1: Agatha Christie novel right the way that it reads, And
Speaker 1: it would be amazing entertainment. If I don't know, our
Speaker 1: democracy wasn't hanging in the balance as to whether or
Speaker 1: not the Department of Justice is going to wake the
Speaker 1: fire up and actually do their job. The other thing
Speaker 1: that I keep hearing come out from cable news outlets
Speaker 1: is asking questions to legal analysts about whether or not
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice will indict Donald Trump, and if
Speaker 1: that indictment will be bad for the country. I'm sorry, what,
Speaker 1: what the fuck do you think could be worse than
Speaker 1: what is happening right now? You mean, holding the rich
Speaker 1: white man accountable for obstructing justice, for seditious conspiracy, for fraud,
Speaker 1: for all of the things would do more harm than
Speaker 1: not holding said person accountable and then blatantly telling the
Speaker 1: American people what we already know is that there are
Speaker 1: multiple tracks of justice, and unless you have the bank
Speaker 1: account to match the first track, you will always end
Speaker 1: up in jail, right, Because that's how it works. If
Speaker 1: you are poor and you are a person of color,
Speaker 1: you have no defense, right you are a criminal from
Speaker 1: the jump. But if you have the complexion for the
Speaker 1: protection and then the bank account right for that, oh,
Speaker 1: then we'll just look the other way. That's essentially the
Speaker 1: question that's being asked on cable news, and I wish
Speaker 1: that they would just stop beating around the bush and
Speaker 1: say the fucking truth. The country will not be harmed
Speaker 1: if a former twice impeached criminal is fucking indicted. It
Speaker 1: would give us hope that everything hasn't crumbled to the ground,
Speaker 1: that maybe, just maybe our democracy can hang on just
Speaker 1: a little bit longer because we are dusting off the
Speaker 1: fucking like the grinders and like going back to work
Speaker 1: to protect this country from another Donald Trump who was smarter,
Speaker 1: which is not that fucking hard to do, because you've
Speaker 1: seen the battle, like I said earlier, that is going
Speaker 1: on between depth Santis and Abbott. These are the people
Speaker 1: that would be a part of a Republican open primary
Speaker 1: against Joe Biden, if God damn it he runs in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. They're younger, they're smarter, they've actually been
Speaker 1: career politicians, and they have the same sick ideology as
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. So if you are not signaling to the
Speaker 1: people that are coming behind Trump, that are literally riding
Speaker 1: his wings, then you basically just said it's open season
Speaker 1: for anybody. That's what you just said. And I don't
Speaker 1: know if the Department of Justice has wrapped their fucking
Speaker 1: minds around this yet, but that's what they're doing. Lastly, folks,
Speaker 1: I wrote a piece in The Daily Beast this week
Speaker 1: talking about Biden and the fact that it's not too
Speaker 1: late for Democrats to fight and to win midterm elections.
Speaker 1: That we don't just have to acquiesce and resign ourselves
Speaker 1: to losing, because that's what happens when the party in
Speaker 1: power goes up in midterms. Right, it doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be the way, But if we do not make a
Speaker 1: serious pivot, a serious shift, and start to embrace the
Speaker 1: younger upstarts that actually have the pulse of the people,
Speaker 1: like AOC, like Corey Bush, like Jamal Bowman and others, Right,
Speaker 1: if we if this administration and democratic establishment that are
Speaker 1: well into their seventies and eighties do not begin to
Speaker 1: embrace and lift up those younger voices. There's another article
Speaker 1: in the New York Times today that says Generation Z
Speaker 1: ain't trying to fuck with Joe Biden and the Democratic establishment.
Speaker 1: Right the poll that came out with New York Times
Speaker 1: in Sienna said ninety four percent of Generation Z, the
Speaker 1: generation that is thirty and below, it's not trying to
Speaker 1: fuck with this administration, and just you know, as a
Speaker 1: heads up as well, something that really struck me. They
Speaker 1: don't really have a strong memory, particularly those in their twenties,
Speaker 1: of America's good old days. We've pretty much been handing
Speaker 1: them a pile of shit since they were born, from
Speaker 1: climate change to voter suppression to now that not being
Speaker 1: able to get an abortion right, to everything just worsening
Speaker 1: to the rise of fascism and white supremacy. Like we
Speaker 1: are handing them a shit sandwich. So if they opt
Speaker 1: out altogether, where does that leave us? And what I
Speaker 1: said in my piece at the Daily Beast right now
Speaker 1: is that there is still time. But instead of calling
Speaker 1: out activists as the Biden administration chose to do following
Speaker 1: the Road decision and say that those that are calling
Speaker 1: for him to do more are quote unquote out of
Speaker 1: step with mainstream Democrats, this entire establishment is out of
Speaker 1: step with fucking reality, and there's just a handful of
Speaker 1: weeks for them to get their shit together before it's November.
Speaker 1: That is it for me today, Dear friends on Woke
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