Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to WOKF Daily with me
Speaker 1: your girl, Daniel Moody recording from the home Bunker, Folks,
Speaker 1: I want to spend a little bit of time today
Speaker 1: talking about the CNN clip that has now been seen
Speaker 1: by tens of millions of people that went viral on
Speaker 1: Monday night. I don't know what CNN expects, but when
Speaker 1: you give a platform to white supremacists to come on
Speaker 1: your airwaves to do bad faith debates, right, and then
Speaker 1: you are shocked when you bring this person on, hyped
Speaker 1: up off of Madison Square Garden's Nazi rally and they
Speaker 1: make the most terrific and disgusting racist slandering statement towards
Speaker 1: one of your other guests, like Ryan Gerdurski did to
Speaker 1: Mehdi Hassan, and then you promptly move remove that person.
Speaker 1: So bravo CNN right for removing the racist from the
Speaker 1: panel and not wanting to continue with the conversation, you know,
Speaker 1: because now viewers are locked in. It was offensive what
Speaker 1: he said, It was disgusting, But this is all par
Speaker 1: for the course. And I say this, you know, because
Speaker 1: people love to think like, oh, well, you know, we
Speaker 1: need to have debate and discussion. Yes, we do. We
Speaker 1: need to have more debate and discussion and discourse in
Speaker 1: this country. But do you know what the fuck I'm
Speaker 1: not going to debate my humanity, my right to exist,
Speaker 1: and the rights of any other person to exist. On
Speaker 1: that stage in Madison Square Garden. You heard from everyone
Speaker 1: inside of Trump Camp and Donald Trump himself. You heard
Speaker 1: what they thought about Puerto Ricans, what they think about Palestinians,
Speaker 1: what they think about Jewish people, what they think about
Speaker 1: black people, what they think about Muslims. They ran through
Speaker 1: a laundry list. They decided that their closing argument was
Speaker 1: going to be doubling down on bigotry, racism, misogyny, and hate,
Speaker 1: just in case the media wanted to get it twisted
Speaker 1: and say, well, in this moment, the seventy eight year old,
Speaker 1: thirty four count felon adjudicated rapist became presidential. No, he
Speaker 1: became what the fuck he's always been, which is an
Speaker 1: unapologetic white supremacist with an agenda to have America be
Speaker 1: for quote unquote Americans, as Stephen Miller said, And guess
Speaker 1: who gets to dictate who exactly is American and who
Speaker 1: is not? Immigrants are okay? When they look like Elon
Speaker 1: Musk and his wife Milania. But outside of that, oh,
Speaker 1: they're eating the cats and they're eating the dogs. Folks.
Speaker 1: People want to say that, you know, not all people
Speaker 1: that support Donald Trump are racists and they're not all Nazis.
Speaker 1: Miss me with it. At this point, we are nine
Speaker 1: years into this shit. We ain't new to this. If
Speaker 1: you are out there supporting Donald Trump, wearing his T
Speaker 1: shirts and his hat and buying his broke down sneakers
Speaker 1: and buying his like you know, ungodly fucking Bibles, then
Speaker 1: guess what, You're a racist because you can only hold
Speaker 1: your nose for so fucking long. There is nothing that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump offered in the four years that he was
Speaker 1: president of the United States that would have somebody that
Speaker 1: is not a racist say to themselves, oh but it
Speaker 1: was worth it. Miss me with it. I am so
Speaker 1: tired of the type of both sides ism that got
Speaker 1: to the point where we saw who had come completely
Speaker 1: off not just in Madison Square Garden, but on that
Speaker 1: set on Monday night in CNN. Oh, we don't contone
Speaker 1: bigotry or racism really, because you don't spend any of
Speaker 1: your time or energy calling it out. You want to
Speaker 1: talk about things being racially tinged, it's not racially highlighted.
Speaker 1: They didn't go put tinfoil in their hair and just
Speaker 1: put in a little bleach. It's just a little bit
Speaker 1: of racism. Don't worry about it. It rounds it out
Speaker 1: a bit, you know, with the other things that he does.
Speaker 1: Look is any cuties at McDonald's wearing an apron. I
Speaker 1: come to you today, friends. We are less than a
Speaker 1: week away from the final day to vote in this election,
Speaker 1: less than a week away to find out whether or
Speaker 1: not display that we saw at Madison Square Garden was
Speaker 1: in fact the beginning of the Trumps second right, or
Speaker 1: it was the end. And only time is going to tell. Right,
Speaker 1: Only time is going to tell. But here's the thing
Speaker 1: that people can't ignore anymore, given what we saw on
Speaker 1: display at Madison Square Garden, that Trumpism is about anything
Speaker 1: other than abject racism. When you have Donald Trump standing
Speaker 1: up on stage talking about pulling out laws from the
Speaker 1: eighteenth century when women and black people were property, had
Speaker 1: no rights, had no privileges at least right, No, that's
Speaker 1: not anybody was gonna say, at least no, that were
Speaker 1: property that were used and abused. Donald Trump says, Oh,
Speaker 1: that's when the laws were good. What do you think
Speaker 1: that he means by that? Folks, like, there is no
Speaker 1: is so heavy lifting to like figure, I wonder what
Speaker 1: he means. Let's like read between the lines. The closing
Speaker 1: argument that they gave to the American people was to
Speaker 1: double triple down on their racism, their bigotry, and their
Speaker 1: hate because for them, the sky is the limit because
Speaker 1: who's held them accountable? Where is accountability nowhere? We have
Speaker 1: ballot box drop offs that are being blown up. But
Speaker 1: because the media has wanted to normalize Donald Trump's violent
Speaker 1: rhetoric and all of the rhetoric that comes out of
Speaker 1: the Republican Party is just par for the courts of politics,
Speaker 1: then you wait for shit to actually blow up before
Speaker 1: you're like, maybe something's wrong here. You think you think
Speaker 1: something's wrong when people are being terrorized in Democratic districts,
Speaker 1: and you always because it's not happening in Republican districts
Speaker 1: because that's not how Democrats fucking roll. But violence is
Speaker 1: exactly what Republicans want. Donald Trump becomes president in less
Speaker 1: than a week. Oh, folks, hold on to your hats,
Speaker 1: hold on to everything, because It's about to get really bad,
Speaker 1: really fucking quick. And I will say this because I've
Speaker 1: said it so many times too, that Kamala Harris manages
Speaker 1: to hop over every single obstacle that's been put in
Speaker 1: her way, and she manages, and we manage to hold
Speaker 1: on to democracy for another four years. Understand that things
Speaker 1: in this country will still get incredibly violent. That's what
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden was all about. It was about pumping
Speaker 1: and priming the Maga folks to prepare to do anything
Speaker 1: to put mind Feurer in office. It's not just gonna
Speaker 1: be one location of violence as it was on January sixth.
Speaker 1: It's going to be throughout the country. That's what they want.
Speaker 1: They have a little secret. Donald Trump says of him
Speaker 1: and Speaker Johnson not to certify the election right, like
Speaker 1: to hold things up if this were just a regular time,
Speaker 1: when you know, I'm saying that in a normal time,
Speaker 1: a normal election. The Harris Walls team is running a
Speaker 1: masterclass in campaigning. They have reached out to everyone and anyone.
Speaker 1: They have playing video games, they are on podcasts, they
Speaker 1: are at HBCUs, they're on college other college campuses. They
Speaker 1: are you know, at clinics, they're buying donuts, They're you know,
Speaker 1: utilizing social media in the best possible way, connecting with
Speaker 1: tens of millions, hundreds of millions of people. In a
Speaker 1: normal time, this would be a slam dunk. But because
Speaker 1: you have Red state governors right who have pledged their
Speaker 1: loyalty in their fealty to Donald Trump and not to
Speaker 1: the Constitution. You have electors right that are saying that
Speaker 1: they will do anything. You have people setting shit on fire, folks.
Speaker 1: You have Elon Musk handing out million dollar checks finally
Speaker 1: being sued by the DA in Philadelphia because guess who's
Speaker 1: not doing their job, Merrick Garland. But we know that
Speaker 1: I don't know what is on the other side of
Speaker 1: this election cycle. I really don't. I know that, Like
Speaker 1: I am just so desperate for change. I am so
Speaker 1: desperate for something other than what we have been experiencing
Speaker 1: over the last nine years. I try and stay in
Speaker 1: the good place of could this finally be it for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? It won't be it for MAGA, like I've said,
Speaker 1: they will just find somebody younger and slicker to fill
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's shoes, right, But could it just be the
Speaker 1: end of Donald Trump? Because I don't believe that there
Speaker 1: is anybody on the Republican side as of right now
Speaker 1: that has the quote unquote charisma, the telegenics of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump that will carry this MAGA movement forward. It will
Speaker 1: break off into, you know, something else if not Donald
Speaker 1: Trump continues to be their leader. So for me, I'm
Speaker 1: just like to do away with this man and to
Speaker 1: only be talking about him as it pertains to his
Speaker 1: court appearances is the kind of fresh air that this
Speaker 1: country needs, the kind of turning the page. I don't
Speaker 1: even want to turn the page. I want to burn
Speaker 1: the fucking book of trump Ism, like I don't want
Speaker 1: to turn the page. I don't want to be in
Speaker 1: the same space with these people anymore. It's wild. It's wild,
Speaker 1: you know, Like Madison Square Garden happens over the weekends.
Speaker 1: You have this happen on a Monday. These next few
Speaker 1: weeks in this country are going to be really dangerous.
Speaker 1: And I mean danger in a whole host of ways.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean a danger to your mental health.
Speaker 1: I mean a danger physically, emotionally, mentally. You know. I
Speaker 1: saw a post that said no human body was meant
Speaker 1: to go through three Trump elections in a lifetime, and
Speaker 1: that is the truth. Like once was enough, then we
Speaker 1: did it again. Now we're doing it again, Like it's
Speaker 1: enough already. I know that they're saying, like the numbers
Speaker 1: are early voting for Republicans are through the roof, and oh,
Speaker 1: should Democrats be worried, and blah blah blah, the whole
Speaker 1: country should be worried, not just Democrats, the entire country,
Speaker 1: because everything will be gone. Security, Department of Education, EPA, Noah, FEMA, right,
Speaker 1: all of the agencies that keep this country safe, right,
Speaker 1: that like monitor our well being, that educate, They're all
Speaker 1: gonna be gone, he said, So gonna put RFK, the
Speaker 1: man who doesn't believe in vaccines ahead of health and
Speaker 1: human services? Is that a joke? Elon Musk, who loves
Speaker 1: to talk about free speech so long as it's not
Speaker 1: coming out of the mouth of somebody that is trans
Speaker 1: or black. We are in a wild place, and I
Speaker 1: don't know, friends, I don't know what comes out of this.
Speaker 1: I know that I am scared. I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I've gone back to really struggling to sleep. I've gone
Speaker 1: back to being entirely on edge. There is just so
Speaker 1: much frenetic energy here and the fact that so many,
Speaker 1: so many people showed up in Madison Square Garden, and
Speaker 1: I know that a lot of them came from Long
Speaker 1: Island where I'm from. And it's just, you know, I
Speaker 1: know that when people get on television, they're just like
Speaker 1: I never you know, when somebody commits like a horrific act,
Speaker 1: like a murder, and one of the neighbors comes out
Speaker 1: and they're just like, but he was such a quiet,
Speaker 1: you know boy, like I. You know, we could have
Speaker 1: never the family seemed nice. That's how I feel about
Speaker 1: Eastern Long Island where I'm from. It's like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: like I would be lying to you to say that
Speaker 1: I did not experience racism growing up. I did. I have,
Speaker 1: Like I've written about it, I've talked about it, right,
Speaker 1: but largely my experience growing up on Eastern Long Island,
Speaker 1: like was amazing. It's why I go home all the time.
Speaker 1: Like one, I love my family, but I also love
Speaker 1: the area. And it has been heartbreaking to travel down
Speaker 1: streets and neighborhoods that I've spent and played and walked
Speaker 1: on my entire life and see Trump flags like people's homes.
Speaker 1: Right that as a kid I used to go and
Speaker 1: play in and I see Trump signs and I'm like,
Speaker 1: what has happened here? And that's how I feel. It
Speaker 1: is just like I look around and I'm like, these
Speaker 1: are people that like say hello to me in the
Speaker 1: bagel store and like, you know, ask how I am,
Speaker 1: and at the pizza place and like, and then they
Speaker 1: vote for me to be inferior. It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: Where I grew up was a Democratic stronghold and then
Speaker 1: it changed. And that's the thing that I kind of
Speaker 1: want us to I want us to move past Trumpism
Speaker 1: so that we can honestly like get to the heart
Speaker 1: of the thing and get back to really trying to
Speaker 1: figure out, like where these people got infected in the
Speaker 1: first like who was failing them, Not to like cater
Speaker 1: to them, right, but to understand how we don't allow
Speaker 1: this type of infiltration to ever happen again. If America
Speaker 1: is able to fend off fascism this time, then we
Speaker 1: got to put some serious guardrails in place to make
Speaker 1: sure something like this never happens again. But if we lose,
Speaker 1: I can't even think about it. I can't even think
Speaker 1: about it. I'll say this for those people that found
Speaker 1: themselves on stage with Donald Trump, the Muslims in Michigan
Speaker 1: saying that they're voting for Donald Trump, a man that
Speaker 1: put in place a Muslim band that is called your religion,
Speaker 1: the religion of terrorists. People that stood on stage that
Speaker 1: are Puerto rican after he they allowed a person to
Speaker 1: come on stage and say that Puerto Rico, this beautiful
Speaker 1: island is a floating place of garbage where Donald Trump
Speaker 1: went to throw paper towels after it was devastated, and
Speaker 1: you stand on stage with that man and say that
Speaker 1: you're going to vote for him. For these black folks
Speaker 1: to get up on stage and say that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is their guy, Like, you know, I pray that they
Speaker 1: are visited by their ancestors and that karma comes for them,
Speaker 1: because what a just obscene disappointment. These people are, nonetheless friends,
Speaker 1: handful of days left. Try and keep your wits about you.
Speaker 1: Do whatever it is that you do to keep grounded.
Speaker 1: If it is meditation, if it's prayer, if it's yoga,
Speaker 1: if it's walking, playing with pets, watering plants, like, just
Speaker 1: do whatever you can do to keep yourself sane, because
Speaker 1: I fear that display on CNN is the beginning of
Speaker 1: just the devolving of discourse on cable news which we've
Speaker 1: been seeing. But I just fear that it's going to
Speaker 1: get nastier and nastier and nastier as the day approaches.
Speaker 1: So really, do make sure that you are taking care
Speaker 1: of yourself in the best possible way. That is it
Speaker 1: for me today, dear friends on WOKF as always, power
Speaker 1: to the people and to all the people. Power, get
Speaker 1: woke and stay woke as fun