Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to wok F Daily with
Speaker 1: me your girl Danny L. Moody recording from the home Bunker.
Speaker 1: Oh my fucking god, folks, let me just tell you
Speaker 1: Georgia Fannie Willis's indictment comes out, and I quite literally
Speaker 1: stayed up until an ungodly hour. I could not just
Speaker 1: get enough of the coverage. So let's just dive in
Speaker 1: on this woke Wednesday, which is that Donald Trump, America's
Speaker 1: favorite criminal, is now indicted and is facing He's been
Speaker 1: indicted four times, friends, four fucking times, okay, and he
Speaker 1: is now facing get this across, stay across the federal
Speaker 1: government and the Department of Justice, ninety one total fucking charges.
Speaker 1: So let us just get something real straight with the
Speaker 1: Republican Party right now, shall we, which is that these
Speaker 1: grifting asks, right, grifting ass, lying ass motherfuckers do not
Speaker 1: believe in law and order. Right. They've been able to
Speaker 1: lie to the American people with their bumper sticker logic
Speaker 1: talking about the fact that law and order and blue
Speaker 1: lives matter, and this, that and the other thing, so
Speaker 1: long as it's not one of their cronies that is
Speaker 1: the target of investigations. So it's all lock them up.
Speaker 1: When we're talking about Bill Clinton in the nineties and
Speaker 1: sexual misconduct and lying about it, Oh my god, then
Speaker 1: lying right in the nineties with such a huge impeachable offense.
Speaker 1: Fast forward thirty fucking years, and the Republican Party could
Speaker 1: give a fuck, right. They lie as well as they breathe.
Speaker 1: So they're totally not that impeach anybody over that. Because see,
Speaker 1: if the Republican Party had had any courage, had had
Speaker 1: any spine, had been actual patriots, they could have done
Speaker 1: this for the American people and impeach Donald Trump. He
Speaker 1: would have gone on into oblivion and we would have
Speaker 1: all moved on, right. I would have still hoped, right
Speaker 1: that he would have been prosecuted an indictment for the
Speaker 1: crimes that he committed, all laid out in the Mulla Report.
Speaker 1: But had Donald Trump actually been impeached, we wouldn't be
Speaker 1: dealing with this because he wouldn't have been able to
Speaker 1: run for office again, and he would just be a
Speaker 1: footnote write in history. So here's where we are today,
Speaker 1: which is, for two and a half years, District Attorney
Speaker 1: Fannie Willis and her team have been investigating the crime
Speaker 1: organization that we now know has been led by Donald Trump. Now,
Speaker 1: if you've been listening to a for any amount of time,
Speaker 1: you know that I have often said and referred to
Speaker 1: the entirety of the Trump family as a fucking crime organization.
Speaker 1: This motherfucker has been criming right for at least the
Speaker 1: last fifty years. We're talking about real estate fraud in
Speaker 1: New York. We're talking about defrauding contractors and not paying people.
Speaker 1: We're talking about so many fucking crimes, not to mention
Speaker 1: the over twenty women that had accused Donald Trump of
Speaker 1: sexual assault, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct. Right. So, now
Speaker 1: you fast forward, and what the Republican Party wanted you
Speaker 1: to believe after the twenty twenty election is that everything
Speaker 1: that they were doing was just in spontaneous reaction to
Speaker 1: what they believed was not a fair and free election.
Speaker 1: But come to find out, if we all remember, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump started planting the seeds when he was seeing the
Speaker 1: pull numbers that this wasn't going to be a free
Speaker 1: and fair election. He said that months and months and
Speaker 1: months prior, come to find out, this was actually the
Speaker 1: fairest and freest of all elections that we've had. Why
Speaker 1: because following their crackpot fucking team in the Trump organization,
Speaker 1: we had sixty six different court cases laughed out of
Speaker 1: court filed by Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell and the
Speaker 1: rest of their like crackpot team trying to come up
Speaker 1: with conspiracy theories that range from Chinese bamboo being used
Speaker 1: in ballots to the lies that they did to defame
Speaker 1: Shae Moss and Ruby Freeman. Right, Like, they went to
Speaker 1: so many lengths and why did they do that? Well?
Speaker 1: In the now infamous our recorded conversation between Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: Mark Meadows, and Brad Rathensberger, the Secretary of State in Georgia,
Speaker 1: just find me eleven seven hundred and forty votes, we'll
Speaker 1: figure out the rest. Right, was essentially what was laid out,
Speaker 1: and it is specifically laid out in I believe page
Speaker 1: twenty of the Georgia indictment against Donald Trump and eighteen
Speaker 1: co defendants. Right. What Fannie Willis did with her timeline
Speaker 1: and meticulous in ninety eight page indictment was to show
Speaker 1: us in no unequivocal terms that Donald Trump is a
Speaker 1: mob boss. Now we know this anecdotally from people like
Speaker 1: Michael Cohen and other people who worked for Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: or weren't paid by Donald Trump, who had said he
Speaker 1: doesn't like to write things down. He only likes to
Speaker 1: do things over the phone. He doesn't use email. He
Speaker 1: doesn't do this, that and the other thing. Why because
Speaker 1: if you watch any two bit mobster movie or pay
Speaker 1: attention to law and order, criminals largely do not want
Speaker 1: any evidence of their fucking criming. So they can give
Speaker 1: you a wink and a nod and kind of move
Speaker 1: on because they know that you're assuming what it is
Speaker 1: that you need to do on their behalf without them
Speaker 1: explicitly saying so. But Donald Trump and his mother fucking
Speaker 1: Hubris may have finally right written a checked that his big,
Speaker 1: big orange ass can't actually cash, which is being on
Speaker 1: the phone with Brad Refensberger and telling him I just
Speaker 1: need you to go out there and find me those votes,
Speaker 1: or better yet, just say that there's something fraudulent going
Speaker 1: on and we'll take care of the rest. Well one,
Speaker 1: Brad clearly knew I'm gonna record this shit because I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna be the one that gets fucking caught up,
Speaker 1: so he does. And then also he's saying, I'm happy
Speaker 1: to investigate whatever. But y'all got any evidence, like, because
Speaker 1: that's actually what you need in order to prosecute a case.
Speaker 1: Y'all have any of that? Oh no, no, Juliani's like, na,
Speaker 1: we don't have any evidence. Like, well, we'll get to
Speaker 1: that point. Just plant the seeds because before any of this,
Speaker 1: dear friends, they are on a communications pr mission to
Speaker 1: interject into the consciousness of the nation that there could
Speaker 1: have potentially been improprieties and then allow that to spread
Speaker 1: literally like wildfire. They were planting the seeds in Arizona,
Speaker 1: in Michigan, in Wisconsin, and DC in Georgia, right all
Speaker 1: of the battleground states. Because we'll just follow up. We
Speaker 1: won't give up power. We'll follow up with these lawsuits,
Speaker 1: will put them in front of our quote unquote friendly judges,
Speaker 1: and will be good to go. Trump will stay in
Speaker 1: power if in fact, Mike Pence doesn't do his job.
Speaker 1: So everyone of those eighteen other people in Fannie Willis's
Speaker 1: fucking Rico case has been and has a role, an
Speaker 1: integral role in this entire election fraud scheme. Whether your
Speaker 1: role was to go ahead and intimidate and pressure and
Speaker 1: threaten Ruby Freeman and Shay Moss, Whether your role was
Speaker 1: to open up voting machines, write whether your role, Like
Speaker 1: everyone had a job, and Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell's
Speaker 1: jobs were to run up in all of these courthouses,
Speaker 1: make up a bunch of shit and just give a
Speaker 1: wink in a nod to a Republican apport to judge
Speaker 1: and just you know, steal an election. I mean, folks,
Speaker 1: like it reads like the biggest crime political fiction that
Speaker 1: you've ever read. Right, this is bigger than like scandal.
Speaker 1: Seanna Rimes couldn't have come up with this. It's so
Speaker 1: outlandish and fucking brings in because they thought that every
Speaker 1: single Republican was going to be on their side in
Speaker 1: these positions of power to just push along their bullshit conspiracy,
Speaker 1: whether or not they had evidence, facts, or any of
Speaker 1: those things on their side. Folks, it is absolutely fucking
Speaker 1: batshit crazy that the front runner of the Republican Party
Speaker 1: has now been indicted four times and has ninety one
Speaker 1: charge hanging over his head. Now here's the thing. Teflon
Speaker 1: is good, but I don't think that it dodges ninety
Speaker 1: one fucking bullets, do you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 1: don't think that Donald Trump gets cleared of ninety one charges.
Speaker 1: And so whether or not, as many are speculating on air,
Speaker 1: whether or not Donald Trump, by the grace of fucking Satan,
Speaker 1: becomes president of the United States in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: he can't pardon himself from this, nor can he pardon
Speaker 1: the other eighteen people. So when you have people now
Speaker 1: reading this indictment that they're including in and doing the
Speaker 1: math in terms of, well, what happens if we're convicted,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter if DeSantis is president or that milk toast
Speaker 1: Mike Pence or that sellout Nikki Haley or anybody, because
Speaker 1: it's a state crime. So, Fannie Willis two and a
Speaker 1: half years, eighteen people, nineteen including Donald Trump, thirty co conspirators,
Speaker 1: and by the co conspirators, we don't know currently if
Speaker 1: those people are cooperating with the DA's office or not.
Speaker 1: And so what we do know, folks, is that there
Speaker 1: were people in that crazy Oval office fucking meeting where
Speaker 1: people were screaming and yelling and just throwing out any
Speaker 1: bullshit scheme that they could against the wall. That there
Speaker 1: are people in that room that are singing, that are singing. Now,
Speaker 1: Fannie Willis said in her midnight press conference that she
Speaker 1: was trying all of these nineteen defendants to get other
Speaker 1: I think that as time moves on, we have the
Speaker 1: judge that was appointed, and I want to pull up
Speaker 1: that judge's name. It is Judge mccaffee, who, according to
Speaker 1: some is a junior judge. He has been, I believe,
Speaker 1: on the bench for about ten years, so this is
Speaker 1: according to CNN. Scott McAfee became Fulton County Superior Court
Speaker 1: judge in February after a career in which he has
Speaker 1: worked as a prosecutor and State Inspector General, where he
Speaker 1: was quote responsible for investigating allegations of fraud, waste, and
Speaker 1: abuse in the executive branch of state government. When he
Speaker 1: was appointed Inspector General in March twenty twenty one, Georgia
Speaker 1: Governor Brian Kemp, a Republican, called him a strong addition
Speaker 1: to my administration. His experience as a tough prosecutor equips
Speaker 1: him to search out fraud, waste, abuse, and up and
Speaker 1: bring those to justice who break the law. Prior to
Speaker 1: his IG role, he worked as an assistant United States
Speaker 1: Attorney in the Northern District of Georgia and as a
Speaker 1: senior assistant District attorney in the Fulton County, Atlanta Judicial Circuit.
Speaker 1: In those positions, he prosecuted cases on drug trafficking, fraud,
Speaker 1: armed robbery, and murder. So it seems here that folks
Speaker 1: have said, you know, he's been around for about ten years,
Speaker 1: you know, across his ten year career as a lawyer.
Speaker 1: This is according to ABC News, McAfee has spent all
Speaker 1: but six months in public service, notably working for three
Speaker 1: and a half years with the Fulton County District Attorney's office.
Speaker 1: He also worked as a federal prosecutor in Georgia and
Speaker 1: as an assistant district attorney, which I just named just
Speaker 1: some little insight, you know, because mainstream media just wants
Speaker 1: to find something. They said in June, McAfee find pro
Speaker 1: Trump attorney Lynn Wood five thousand dollars in contempt of court.
Speaker 1: For get this, violating an order against insulting his former
Speaker 1: legal associates. And this is what the judge said. I
Speaker 1: can't overlook the protracted and flagrant nature of the violation,
Speaker 1: McAfee said of Wood's disparaging comments, threatening to find him
Speaker 1: fifteen thousand dollars for future violations. So we don't know
Speaker 1: honestly from these write ups, if in fact McAfee is
Speaker 1: another alien cannon, or if he is actually right a
Speaker 1: judge that can be trusted to uphold the law regardless
Speaker 1: of partisan beliefs. Now, I say this, and I don't
Speaker 1: want folks to roll their eyes, but prior to Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: we were never really concerned with the appointment of federal judges.
Speaker 1: Now that is both a downside and an upside. Downside,
Speaker 1: the Democrats were never playing in that space and needed
Speaker 1: to be, which is why we're in this place right now.
Speaker 1: Upside is that you had the three Circuit Federal Court,
Speaker 1: the Circuit Court excuse me, that overturned and basically admonished
Speaker 1: Aileen Cannon in Florida for her blatant mistakes and frankly
Speaker 1: cow towing to Donald Trump right in the document's case,
Speaker 1: and the slow rolling of that. So I think that
Speaker 1: if you care at all about your reputation, and you're
Speaker 1: not a fraud or a griptor yourself, which that let's
Speaker 1: just say that that black robe does not stop you
Speaker 1: from being looking at you Clarence Thomas and Alito. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: it is possible that this judge is actually going to
Speaker 1: do his job now. Fannie Willis in her press conference
Speaker 1: said that she was going to seek to be ready
Speaker 1: to go in six months. It is August, so you know,
Speaker 1: we can do that math and say that she wants
Speaker 1: to be ready to go in the first quarter of
Speaker 1: the new year. We know that Jack Smith has already
Speaker 1: requested January second from Judge chunkin which we will find
Speaker 1: out on August twenty eighth what exactly the trial date
Speaker 1: is for that case in the insurrection against Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump only, even though there are six co
Speaker 1: conspirators that were listed in that indictment. This is the
Speaker 1: case that many have speculated in the legal sphere is
Speaker 1: quote built for speed. Jack Smith did not do what
Speaker 1: Fannie Willis did. Mind you, he had about ten months
Speaker 1: worth of investigative time. She has been investigating for two
Speaker 1: and a half years. But in knowing what we are
Speaker 1: beginning to understand about these rico charges and multiple defendants,
Speaker 1: is that I don't think Jack Smith wanted to run
Speaker 1: the risk with a larger slate of people, knowing that,
Speaker 1: guess what, we have an upcoming election and we may
Speaker 1: want to get this fucking done, folks. I mean, here's
Speaker 1: the thing, Aileen Cannon offered up I think May of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four for the document's case. We know that
Speaker 1: she's not going to stick to that you have now
Speaker 1: Fannie Willis saying she could be ready in six months.
Speaker 1: We'll see when the folks are arraigned, which will happen
Speaker 1: next Friday. They have ten days essentially to get their
Speaker 1: shit together. I mean, I would have liked for her
Speaker 1: to say, y'all, I'll see you all on Friday, right,
Speaker 1: like you know, you're wealthy, you know, make away. But
Speaker 1: she gave them ten days, so we will see what
Speaker 1: the magistrate says in the first hearing with Judge McAfee.
Speaker 1: Now in the case, but I gotta say again, ninety
Speaker 1: one fucking charges. You ain't dodging all of them. I
Speaker 1: don't care if you're neo from the fucking matrix. Right.
Speaker 1: He got clipped once too, So I mean this feels different, folks.
Speaker 1: And I don't want to count our chickens before they hatch,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to, you know, get too excited.
Speaker 1: But I think that this is what comes after two
Speaker 1: and a half years of investigations on Fannie Willis's part,
Speaker 1: ten months of investigations on Jack Smith's point, investigations that
Speaker 1: were happening in New York right, which is where Alvin
Speaker 1: Bragg issued the first indictment. You know, this motherfucker is
Speaker 1: going to trial next year. The decision needs to be
Speaker 1: made on whether or not that is before the November election.
Speaker 1: My hope is that one, if not two cases are
Speaker 1: being tried at the same time. One is January sixth,
Speaker 1: the other is Georgia in the first quarter and second
Speaker 1: quarter of the new year, meaning that by the time
Speaker 1: we get into the heat of summer, Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: guilty charges against him. That is the hope, that is
Speaker 1: the prayer, and that is it for me today. Dear
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Speaker 1: coming a day early? How are you feeling about these
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Speaker 1: about once again they said that it was gonna be
Speaker 1: a cruel, cruel summer for Donald Trump, and boy, they
Speaker 1: weren't fucking lying. Tell me what you think. That is
Speaker 1: it for me today, dear friends on woke app as always,
Speaker 1: Power to the people and to all the people. Power,
Speaker 1: get woke and stay woke as fuck.