Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to wok F Daily with
Speaker 1: me your Girl, Daniel Moody. Recording from the Home Bunker, Folks.
Speaker 1: On today's WOKF, I am giving you a look inside
Speaker 1: of the Daniel Moody Show that I record on YouTube
Speaker 1: Monday through Thursday five pm Eastern Live, and yesterday I
Speaker 1: got into the entirety of the disgusting Madison Square Garden
Speaker 1: Clan rally that we all witnessed in real time and
Speaker 1: talked about the dangers of where we are at this
Speaker 1: moment as you are listening to this one week until
Speaker 1: the last day to vote, so please take a listen
Speaker 1: to the Daniel Moody Show and join us over there. Well,
Speaker 1: that was a hell of a rally we all watched
Speaker 1: yesterday and I don't even have a huge opening. Just
Speaker 1: buckle up, dear friends, because I have been on one
Speaker 1: all fucking day. And the display of hatred, of misogyny,
Speaker 1: of racism, of xenophobia, of deplorables that we saw at
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden. Oh yeah, the election is in eight days.
Speaker 1: If you're undecided, you're under a fucking rock. Let's get
Speaker 1: into it, dear friends. I am going to start off
Speaker 1: today saying that, like many of you, I am so
Speaker 1: angry today. I woke up angry. I woke up enraged
Speaker 1: that we are even at this point, eight days until
Speaker 1: the election, that Donald Trump, a thirty four count felon,
Speaker 1: an adjudicated rapist, a grifter, a liar, a misogynist, a racist,
Speaker 1: is allowed to even run for the presidency. Today, I
Speaker 1: am filled with anger at Merrick Garland for just abdicating
Speaker 1: his fucking responsibility as Attorney General and putting it off
Speaker 1: for an entire year. That twelve month period of time
Speaker 1: could have stopped Donald Trump from running in the first
Speaker 1: goddamn place. A second time. I am angry at the
Speaker 1: founding fathers of this country for not having any foresight
Speaker 1: into what would happen if a criminal became president of
Speaker 1: the United States. What would happen if all of these
Speaker 1: checks and balances that were put into place just all failed.
Speaker 1: What would happen if you had a Supreme Court that
Speaker 1: was in it for the dictator and not for equity
Speaker 1: and justice for all as what is displayed on the
Speaker 1: front on the front of the Supreme Court. I woke
Speaker 1: up with so much anger for corporate media that wanted
Speaker 1: to refer to Donald Trump as anything other than an absolute,
Speaker 1: unapologetic racist right that until yesterday, folks like the New
Speaker 1: York Times and the Washington Post and others right that
Speaker 1: have shown us exactly who they are and where they
Speaker 1: are aligned over the last few days, if not the
Speaker 1: last few years, if you've been paying attention this entire time,
Speaker 1: use terms like racially tinged, colorful language, spirited conversation, all
Speaker 1: of these bullshit euphemisms instead of warning the public of
Speaker 1: exactly what we saw, oh for the weekend right, exactly
Speaker 1: what we saw at Madison Square Garden and so friends,
Speaker 1: normally I will say this. Normally I don't put up
Speaker 1: or try or play the hate messages. But I need
Speaker 1: everybody to be in the same rage that I am
Speaker 1: in today. And I know that many of you that
Speaker 1: are watching this on YouTube, that are watching this on
Speaker 1: x are just as angry. But let us take a moment,
Speaker 1: shall we, and listen to some of the bullshit that
Speaker 1: came out of these white supremacist mouths at Madison Square Garden,
Speaker 1: And let us just be clear that I don't care
Speaker 1: what this person's job title is, but comedian is not
Speaker 1: one of them. And comedian write comics. These are people
Speaker 1: that are you used in order to traffic in their
Speaker 1: white supremacy. Ah, was just a joke. God, it's just
Speaker 1: you know, every time that Donald Trump says something that
Speaker 1: corporate mainstream media gets a hold of and ask questions about,
Speaker 1: the response is, oh, he was kidding, as if he's
Speaker 1: some type of fucking stand up. Well, this is the
Speaker 1: kind of comedian that finds themselves at a Trump Clan rally.
Speaker 1: That's what passes as a joke in the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: The Republicans themselves are a fucking joke. But we're in
Speaker 1: this place eight days until an election because of the
Speaker 1: fact that no one, no one wanted to take the
Speaker 1: last nine years seriously. Right, When Hillary Clinton back in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen said very clearly that the people that were
Speaker 1: supporting Donald Trump were deplorable, she was torn down by
Speaker 1: corporate media. How dare she use such language nine years later?
Speaker 1: And I can't think of a better word that isn't
Speaker 1: a curse word to describe these disgusting human beings the
Speaker 1: things that were said yesterday, right, I mean, this is
Speaker 1: a headline from the Rolling Stone magazine and this is
Speaker 1: what it reads, Surviving hate surviving Trump's hate field takeover
Speaker 1: of Madison Square Garden, The MAGA faithful flooded Midtown Manhattan
Speaker 1: on Sunday in what could be a preview of another
Speaker 1: four years of American cruelty. The only thing that I
Speaker 1: disagree with in this headline, friends, is the fact that, oh,
Speaker 1: it won't just be another four years. Like their assumption
Speaker 1: that they're making by saying a preview of another four
Speaker 1: years is that we would have an election in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight, right, And I want people to understand that
Speaker 1: the whole point of a Project twenty twenty five, the
Speaker 1: whole point of this over nine hundred page manifesto, the
Speaker 1: whole point of their fifty thousand plus Republican sycophans, their
Speaker 1: right wing LinkedIn is so that we do a way
Speaker 1: with all of the folks that are career right policymakers,
Speaker 1: that are career employees, and you put in their space
Speaker 1: people that are not loyal to the Constitution of these
Speaker 1: United States, people that are only loyal to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And so you do that because you want to ensure
Speaker 1: that this pesky thing that we refer to as the
Speaker 1: Constitution of the United States doesn't get in the way
Speaker 1: of their plans. You see, if there are no career
Speaker 1: folks that are there to put on the breaks, to
Speaker 1: be right, the whistleblowers on the inside, we won't really
Speaker 1: know what's happening until it's done. Except they overplayed their
Speaker 1: hand by giving us access to Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: But they also have another one hundred and eighty page
Speaker 1: plan that is private, that is about the transfer of
Speaker 1: power that hasn't been made public. But what they offered
Speaker 1: last night, right is as The Atlantic wrote, Trump's message,
Speaker 1: his closing argument, if you will, that is one that
Speaker 1: is filled with hate and one that is filled with fear.
Speaker 1: It's the same message, folks. It's the same message that
Speaker 1: we have heard for how long, for nine years, It's
Speaker 1: the same message that Donald Trump has been offering to
Speaker 1: the American people. I just want folks to understand that
Speaker 1: the people that got on that stage last night, they
Speaker 1: were vetted Donald Trump and the Republicans. They knew who
Speaker 1: those people were, they knew what they were going to say.
Speaker 1: They didn't just get up there and just start vamping.
Speaker 1: So this idea that somehow now Republicans want to come
Speaker 1: out today and apologize to the Puerto Rican community that
Speaker 1: represents large swaps of voters in you know, Puerto Rico,
Speaker 1: in Florida, in New York, in Wisconsin in other places,
Speaker 1: that maybe insulting these people again wasn't going to be
Speaker 1: the best move, folks. Look's remember, right, when Donald Trump
Speaker 1: president of the United States, and Hurricane Maria hit and
Speaker 1: devastated Puerto Rico, what did Donald Trump go and do?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump did not offer the people of Puerto Rico
Speaker 1: any empathy. One, He's a sociopath, and I don't think
Speaker 1: that he has the ability to offer empathy, right, I
Speaker 1: don't think that he understands that as like a real emotion.
Speaker 1: But he went to Puerto Rico and he threw paper
Speaker 1: towels at those people. People that had lost everything, right,
Speaker 1: that had lost their homes, that had lost their livelihood,
Speaker 1: that had lost loved ones. And Donald Trump went to
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico and threw paper towels at them. There is
Speaker 1: I mean, I can think of ways that you can
Speaker 1: absolutely disrespect people, and this is at the top of
Speaker 1: that fucking list. So the fact, folks, the fact that
Speaker 1: there were Latinos on that stage last night that support
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, that said and spoke in Spanish that they
Speaker 1: needed to vote for Donald Trump because nothing had been
Speaker 1: done over the last four years. These mfors have amnesia.
Speaker 1: And I say this often. You know, not all skin
Speaker 1: folk or kinfolk, right, Not all people that have a
Speaker 1: certain label or from a particular community are representatives of
Speaker 1: those communities. Right. There are people that will sell you
Speaker 1: out for a dollar so long as that dollar goes
Speaker 1: into their pockets. They could give a damn about what
Speaker 1: happens to the community or what happens to democracy. But
Speaker 1: last night, after these disgusting, disparaging things were said in
Speaker 1: and here's the funny thing, and it's not like funny haha,
Speaker 1: But the funny thing is that the only apologies that
Speaker 1: the Republicans are making are too the Puerto Rican community.
Speaker 1: Rudy Giuliani's unhoused ass got up there and disparaged Palestinians
Speaker 1: basically saying that it was okay right to murder small
Speaker 1: children because they've been taught to quote unquote hate America.
Speaker 1: You had that mfor talk about make a watermelon joke,
Speaker 1: write a joke with regard to black people, not carving pumpkins,
Speaker 1: but watermelons. This was a minstrel show wrapped up in
Speaker 1: a clan rally, and the reason that it happened at
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden, friends, is to send a message to
Speaker 1: folks inside of Blue states that you're not safe nowhere.
Speaker 1: This was a terrorist tactic. This was a tactic to
Speaker 1: instill fear in those that were walking around Madison Square
Speaker 1: Garden that, oh my god, that imagery, that power that
Speaker 1: a full stadium could impart on the world was we
Speaker 1: are coming for you. That was the point, that was
Speaker 1: the goal. Donald Trump knows that he's not winning New
Speaker 1: York right in his wet dream, New York would vote
Speaker 1: for him if the New York were only upstate Staten
Speaker 1: Island and aud Ea Sto Long Island. But the majority
Speaker 1: of New Yorkers right are living inside of the five boroughs,
Speaker 1: you know, eight million of us. Following those attacks, they
Speaker 1: want to apologize to Puerto Ricans and bad Bunny Jennifer Lopez,
Speaker 1: Mark Anthony, Ricky Martin and others united and pushed out
Speaker 1: to their tens of millions of followers a message to
Speaker 1: vote for the vice president, pushed out her videos, her content,
Speaker 1: or just played that disgusting man Tony Hinchcliff's clip on
Speaker 1: their page so that it could be very clear exactly
Speaker 1: what these people think about you. Now, I would love
Speaker 1: to know what the hell took those folks so long
Speaker 1: to endorse the vice president of the United States. But
Speaker 1: that's the conversation for another day. But I do know
Speaker 1: that bad Bunny, I think on his Instagram alone may
Speaker 1: have I don't know, like forty five million followers. So
Speaker 1: the point here, being folks is that, like the poem
Speaker 1: Martin Nea Mueller wrote, first they come for, no one
Speaker 1: is going to be safe in the second Reich of Trump,
Speaker 1: no one. He ran through the laundry list of folks
Speaker 1: that he wants to as people on the stage said, slaughter,
Speaker 1: Slaughter is not a euphemism for anything. They want people
Speaker 1: that disagree with Donald Trump to die, to be killed,
Speaker 1: to be murdered. Donald Trump has talked about the enemy within,
Speaker 1: and what does he want to do to the enemy within.
Speaker 1: He wants to turn the US military on US citizens.
Speaker 1: Because you see, if Donald Trump becomes president in eight days,
Speaker 1: according to the Supreme Court, everything that he says becomes gospel.
Speaker 1: So if he says that Danielle Moody is an enemy
Speaker 1: of the state, then guess who I am? Guess who
Speaker 1: I become there will be no trial right inside of
Speaker 1: the second Reich of Trump. If he calls you a terrorist,
Speaker 1: you're a terrorist, and that's it. You're over and done.
Speaker 1: This is what those people said last night. And I
Speaker 1: have to go even further because I think that it
Speaker 1: is so important for folks to really get it in
Speaker 1: their souls what was said. Here's a piece of it. Quote.
Speaker 1: Other speakers were only somewhat better. They're referring to Tony
Speaker 1: Hinchcliffe at the beginning, and they go on to say
Speaker 1: to write. A childhood pal of Trump's called Vice President
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, quote the Antichrist and quote the Devil. Radio
Speaker 1: hosts Sid Rosenberg called her husband Doug m Hoff a
Speaker 1: quote crappy jew. Tucker Carlson had a riff about Harris
Speaker 1: vying to be quote the first Samoan Malaysian low Iq
Speaker 1: former California prosecutor ever to be elected president. Let that
Speaker 1: sit in. Stephen Miller went full blood in soil, declaring, quote,
Speaker 1: America is for Americans and Americans only. In nineteen thirty nine,
Speaker 1: a Nazi rally at the old Madison Square Garden promised
Speaker 1: to restore America to the true Americans. Right. Milania Trump
Speaker 1: also delivered in her speech as well, misogyny, hatefulness. Right,
Speaker 1: So folks want to believe folks want to believe that. Oh,
Speaker 1: you know, not all of them are bad, right, some
Speaker 1: of them are good. No, they're not. No, they are not.
Speaker 1: If you and this day and age and time are
Speaker 1: referring to yourself as a Republican, you are a racist.
Speaker 1: You are a misogynist, You are a white nationalist. Right,
Speaker 1: unless you are pledging allegiance to the Liz Chenese and
Speaker 1: the Adam Kinsingers of the world. You know, I'm not
Speaker 1: trusting you if you have an R after your name. Oh,
Speaker 1: very good question here. So Trump talked about a little secret,
Speaker 1: right that he had yesterday on stage. He talked about
Speaker 1: a little secret that him and Mike Johnson have. Speaker
Speaker 1: of the House, Fisher Price, Speaker of the House, Mark Johnson.
Speaker 1: And the little secret is that Mark Mike Johnson won't
Speaker 1: certify the election if the election is called for Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson is going to find a way not to
Speaker 1: certify the election. They are coming for this election, come
Speaker 1: hook or crook, and they're filled filled with a bunch
Speaker 1: of crooks, folks. The Madison Square Gardens stunt was a preview.
Speaker 1: It was a preview. But we have known, we have
Speaker 1: known who Donald Trump and these Republicans are, but it
Speaker 1: has been legacy media. It has been other folks that
Speaker 1: wanted to tell us that we were being hyperbolic when
Speaker 1: we said that Donald Trump was a danger to democracy.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump got on the stage and said everything. There
Speaker 1: is no quiet part. They went for every group, a
Speaker 1: range of speakers at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, his
Speaker 1: disparage Latinos, black people, Palestinians, and Jews. I'm sure the
Speaker 1: list goes on and on of who was disparaged because
Speaker 1: they left no racist stone unturned. Let me tell you something,
Speaker 1: Sonny said it all, and she's been saying it all.
Speaker 1: I very rarely watched the view. It's not like my
Speaker 1: cup of tea. But there are some very good clips
Speaker 1: that come out of that have come out of that
Speaker 1: show over the last several months. Because those women, in
Speaker 1: particular Sonny Anna whoopee, they get it. They get that
Speaker 1: they have a platform with millions upon millions right of
Speaker 1: people that are tuning in, not just tuning in so
Speaker 1: that they can find out a latest recipe or a
Speaker 1: movie or a celebrity to go see, but tuning in
Speaker 1: right because they want to know what's going on in
Speaker 1: this country. And so when those women sit up there
Speaker 1: and say very clearly, Donald Trump is a threat, he's
Speaker 1: a threat because you're a woman and you have a
Speaker 1: uterus right that he's coming for all of us. It's
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico on Sunday, it's black people on Monday, it's
Speaker 1: queer people on Tuesday. Right, it's pregnant people on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Like the list goes on and on and on and on.
Speaker 1: No one will be safe. Somebody said to me, Danielle,
Speaker 1: I think that we'll be safe new York, right, I
Speaker 1: think I think that we will be okay, right, Like
Speaker 1: we're in New York. We're in a blue state. You know.
Speaker 1: I know that it'll be bad for other people, but
Speaker 1: I think that we'll be fine. Do you know what
Speaker 1: My response was, what part of Germany was safe during
Speaker 1: Hitler's reign? Point to it, Point to it on a map,
Speaker 1: and show me what part of Germany was safe. There
Speaker 1: was not a place that was safe. So miss me
Speaker 1: with the bullshit in terms of oh, I live in
Speaker 1: a blue state because Donald Trump during COVID was holding
Speaker 1: up FEMA funding for New York because he didn't like Cuomo,
Speaker 1: who was the governor at the time. He held up
Speaker 1: aid to North Carolina during their hurricane because he didn't
Speaker 1: like the way that they voted in twenty sixteen. Folks,
Speaker 1: these people are out for vengeance, They are out for blood.
Speaker 1: There is going to be no place that is safe
Speaker 1: inside of these United States. Certainly not a womb and
Speaker 1: certainly not a blue fucking state. So if you are
Speaker 1: sitting someplace right now and you're saying, woof, well, thank
Speaker 1: god I'm not in Texas or Florida, the places that
Speaker 1: will be attacked first are the places that did not
Speaker 1: vote for Donald Trump. He does not consider us to
Speaker 1: be Americans. It's why he talks about Puerto Rico the
Speaker 1: way that he does. He does not consider Puerto Ricans
Speaker 1: to be Americans. During his administration, he talked about swapping
Speaker 1: them out with Greenland, like they were just some pawns
Speaker 1: on a chessboard. What AOC said is what I want
Speaker 1: folks to really pay attention to this rhetoric. This rise
Speaker 1: in rhetoric is about priming their base. It is about
Speaker 1: getting them prepared to do whatever they can that is
Speaker 1: inside and outside of the confines of the law in
Speaker 1: order to make him president. Democracy does not die in darkness,
Speaker 1: as the Washington Posts moniker says, right, it dies in
Speaker 1: broad daylight, bit by bit, piece by piece. Because you
Speaker 1: tell me of another time outside of Jim Crow, when
Speaker 1: we saw news reports of drop boxes either being stolen
Speaker 1: or being set on fire. You want to talk about, Oh, well,
Speaker 1: you know Donald Trump has a rhetoric, but he doesn't
Speaker 1: really mean what he says. Well, guess what, the people
Speaker 1: listening to him believe what he says, and so they
Speaker 1: are taking matters into their own hands in order to
Speaker 1: finish the job that started on January sixth, and they
Speaker 1: want to finish on November fifth, twenty twenty four. I
Speaker 1: want us to understand that we are up against so
Speaker 1: much in this election. And I know with you all
Speaker 1: that I am speaking to the choir, but I know
Speaker 1: each and every one of you that are watching and
Speaker 1: listening have family and friends that have been caught up
Speaker 1: in the world of maga. I know that people know
Speaker 1: folks that they say are far gone and lost, and
Speaker 1: I am imploring you to text them, to call them,
Speaker 1: to go and talk to them about what they are
Speaker 1: setting this country up for that. For those folks that
Speaker 1: think that this election is not going to affect them,
Speaker 1: they are young people that are disaffective because they're like,
Speaker 1: I'm never going to be able to own a home.
Speaker 1: I'm never going to be able to buy a car.
Speaker 1: So what difference does it make. It can get worse.
Speaker 1: So I beg you to have the hard conversations, to
Speaker 1: do the hard work, because we have eight days, eight
Speaker 1: days to figure out whether or not what we saw
Speaker 1: at Madison Square Garden is the beginning or if it
Speaker 1: is the end. We have eight days, folks to either
Speaker 1: be done with Donald Trump or in preparation for life
Speaker 1: under the Trump second Reich. This election is not a game.
Speaker 1: It has never been a game. And for those people
Speaker 1: who are in Michigan right who are saying that they're
Speaker 1: going to vote third party, or the Muslims that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump pulled up on stage right and said, oh, these
Speaker 1: are Muslims that we like, and they said, oh, we're
Speaker 1: voting for Donald Trump, I mean, I guess, you know, well,
Speaker 1: I guess that the cow should vote for the Hamburger.
Speaker 1: I guess that the chicken votes for KFC. Like it
Speaker 1: won't end well. For you write whatever kind of protests
Speaker 1: that you think that you're doing in this election, third party,
Speaker 1: it's not going to end well. So don't fall for
Speaker 1: the ropodope here. I want to end today on a
Speaker 1: somewhat good note. Right as we are eight days away,
Speaker 1: more than two hundred thousand subscribers to The Washington Post
Speaker 1: canceled their digital subscriptions since the announcement last week that
Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos cares more about Amazon primes, government contracts than
Speaker 1: he does about democracy. Two hundred thousand, and by reports
Speaker 1: from NPR, that is roughly eight percent of their subscribers.
Speaker 1: So when people say that, oh, boycotts don't work, watch this,
Speaker 1: watch it work, it absolutely does. When people decide collectively,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm not investing in this trash anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna invest my money and my time in independent media. Right.
Speaker 1: This is why it matters to me so much that
Speaker 1: you all show up Monday through Thursday, that you all
Speaker 1: like and share, write and subscribe to my content. Because
Speaker 1: these people are not in it for you. They are
Speaker 1: in it for themselves. And just to say, this is
Speaker 1: what one of the folks on the editorial board wrote
Speaker 1: his in his resignation letter. Quote. For decades, the Washington
Speaker 1: Post editorials have been a beacon of light, signaling hope
Speaker 1: to descendants, political prisoners, and the voiceless. David Hoffman wrote
Speaker 1: in a letter Monday explaining his decision to leave the
Speaker 1: editorial board. Quote. When victims of repression were harassed, exiled, imprisoned,
Speaker 1: and murdered, we made sure the whole world knew the truth.
Speaker 1: I believe we face a real threat of autocracy in
Speaker 1: the candidacy of Donald Trump. I find it untenable and
Speaker 1: unconscionable that we have lost our voice. We the people
Speaker 1: have not lost our voice. Our voices. We the people
Speaker 1: are voting, We the people are marching, We the people
Speaker 1: are showing up. Forty million Americans have already voted in
Speaker 1: this election. Over the course of the next eight days,
Speaker 1: the rest of us will vote. My prayer, my clarion call,
Speaker 1: is that we vote for democracy. Democracy is not perfect,
Speaker 1: it never will be. But a government for and by
Speaker 1: the people is better than a regime under the thumb
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump. Jd Vance, Stephen Miller, Bannon, and others.
Speaker 1: America deserves better than Donald Trump. So, as Sonny said
Speaker 1: on the View on November fifth. Let's take the trash out, friends, police.
Speaker 1: That is it for me today. Here friends on Woke
Speaker 1: af AS always, Power to the people and to all
Speaker 1: the people. Power, get woke and stay woke as fuck.