Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to Okay f Daily with
Speaker 1: Meet your Girl Danielle Moody, recording from the Home Bunker. Folks,
Speaker 1: we have made it through another stunning week in America.
Speaker 1: So first, before I dive into this week's fuck it Friday,
Speaker 1: give yourselves a round of applause, Pat yourself on the back,
Speaker 1: give yourself a big hug, Take take a hit, take
Speaker 1: a sip, you know, because I feel like getting to
Speaker 1: Friday in America, namely unscathed. Let's say that is a
Speaker 1: triumph in it of itself. And look when you find
Speaker 1: yourselves that, do you think anyself? Damn, I am so exhausted.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is, you know, I'm just
Speaker 1: I feel so just bone tired. Understand that this is
Speaker 1: your body's reaction to all of the stress, the anxiety,
Speaker 1: the emotional whirldwind that we are subjected to every week
Speaker 1: in this country. When I was younger, I used to
Speaker 1: love Friday nights. Let me tell you that I Friday
Speaker 1: nights when I was young was like the thing I
Speaker 1: used to you know, go out right after work, stay
Speaker 1: out until God knows when, sleep in on Saturday's pop
Speaker 1: up up. I would be lucky if I could make
Speaker 1: it to a happy hour on a Friday and that
Speaker 1: happy hour not be on my couch. Let me be
Speaker 1: honest with you, because by the time that I get
Speaker 1: through all of the headlines of every single day and
Speaker 1: get to Friday, I am about fucking done and useless.
Speaker 1: And that's okay. And that is okay. My body and
Speaker 1: my mind all want to shut down at the same time,
Speaker 1: and I allow that to happen. So let's get to
Speaker 1: what exhausted me this week. Let's start out with the
Speaker 1: Missouri Republicans. I just can't even believe, friends, that like
Speaker 1: things like this happen, that the Missouri legislature right has
Speaker 1: taken the book ban to a whole frightening, frightening level.
Speaker 1: And this is where we are, and this is according
Speaker 1: to NBC News quote. Republicans who control the Missouri House
Speaker 1: have passed a budget that doesn't give its public libraries
Speaker 1: a single cent of state money. The lawmakers were angered
Speaker 1: that the Missouri Association of School Librarians and the Missouri
Speaker 1: Library Association had the temerity to challenge a law Missouri
Speaker 1: lawmaker's path last year removing certain material deemed too sexually
Speaker 1: explicit for school libraries. According to a March twenty fourth
Speaker 1: report from the Kansas City Star, Missouri State rep. Cody
Speaker 1: Smith said of those groups, quote, they are seeking to
Speaker 1: overturn that law that was unanimously supported by the House.
Speaker 1: I don't think we should subsidize that. Just pause for
Speaker 1: a second, friends, Pause for a second and think about
Speaker 1: what has happened to the diseased brain of the Republican party.
Speaker 1: Children are being gunned down in their classrooms right. Superstorms
Speaker 1: get bigger batter causing billions of dollars worth of damage
Speaker 1: every year because a climate change, white supremacy, hate crimes
Speaker 1: at an all time high. Life expectancy in the US
Speaker 1: is backsliding along with our democracy. The most important thing
Speaker 1: that the Missouri House Republicans feel that they need to
Speaker 1: pass is legislation to defund access to books. They're banning,
Speaker 1: not even just banning small amounts of books anymore, They're
Speaker 1: gonna defund and shut down whole libraries. If that doesn't
Speaker 1: smell and taste and look and sound like fascism, tell
Speaker 1: me what the fuck does. Because you see in authoritarian regimes,
Speaker 1: who do they go for first? They go after the books,
Speaker 1: They go after the educators. Right, he's talking this legislative
Speaker 1: official is referring to people in the Association of School Libraries, Right,
Speaker 1: he's referring to them as if they are somehow just
Speaker 1: a ban of activists. You can't get more mundane than
Speaker 1: a fucking librarian. But in the minds of Republicans, this
Speaker 1: is more dangerous, right than creating an army of Kyle
Speaker 1: rittenhouses with their proliferation of guns across this country, with
Speaker 1: their permit lists and conceal and carry and all of
Speaker 1: that shit. That's all good and fine. I don't know
Speaker 1: why everybody's literally up in arms. It's the books. It's
Speaker 1: the librarian that we should be afraid of and shut
Speaker 1: down and defund. So for that, the Missouri House Republicans
Speaker 1: get a big, huge, huge fuck you on this fucking Friday.
Speaker 1: And so we got to keep rolling because there is
Speaker 1: just too much that was a part of this week's
Speaker 1: full band of just fucking absolute nonsense in Nebraska, just
Speaker 1: you know, calmly moving across these states. In Nebraska, you
Speaker 1: had a another state senator, Erdman, take to the set floor,
Speaker 1: who decides, I gotta tell you this, right wants to
Speaker 1: create an argument for the state of Nebraska to move
Speaker 1: from a twenty one day Let me, I want to
Speaker 1: make sure that I get this right. Yes, Nebraska currently
Speaker 1: allows abortion up to twenty one weeks and six days
Speaker 1: of pregnancy. Right. But this past week, on Wednesday, Senator
Speaker 1: Steve Erdmann took to the floor of the State Senate
Speaker 1: to spout what we all refer to as the great
Speaker 1: replacement theory, and we have moved beyond. Oh, they're saying
Speaker 1: the quiet part out loud. There is no quiet part. Friends,
Speaker 1: the hoods are off, the bull horns are in hand,
Speaker 1: there is no quiet part. Their entire platform, the Republican
Speaker 1: Party is white supremacy and patriarchy. That's it. So this
Speaker 1: is what this motherfucker said. Quote, our state population has
Speaker 1: not grown except by those foreigners who have moved here
Speaker 1: or refugees who've been placed here. So he goes on
Speaker 1: to say that these fetuses, these aborted fetuses, he said,
Speaker 1: could be working and filling some of those positions that
Speaker 1: we have vacancies. First of all, you're a fucking idiot,
Speaker 1: Senator Erdman, like just dumb. I know that Republicans are
Speaker 1: very keen on rolling back you know, child worker protections
Speaker 1: across red States as well, and they wanted to be
Speaker 1: okay for children of the age of fourteen to you know,
Speaker 1: work in meatpacking plants where they could get fingers and
Speaker 1: toes and arms cut off. And now this motherfucker believes that,
Speaker 1: oh well, if we don't have access women don't have
Speaker 1: access to abortion, then those people, those in their minds people,
Speaker 1: those fetuses could then fill vacancies. I just want you
Speaker 1: to understand, just stational periods and then you know, babies
Speaker 1: and toddlers, and by the time that they arrive at
Speaker 1: working age, sir, those vacancies will be filled. But let
Speaker 1: me not bring you through a chain of logic or science.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to his initial comments about these foreigners
Speaker 1: having babies. These are the things, right, This is the
Speaker 1: rhetoric that we've heard on Fox News. This is the
Speaker 1: rhetoric that we've heard from Donald Trump. This is the
Speaker 1: rhetoric that is pervasive in the Republican Party. This, dear friends,
Speaker 1: is the he's in for overturning Dabs, right, for overturning
Speaker 1: Roe v. Wade. It is to ensure that white women
Speaker 1: are forced into pregnancy because the belief system here is
Speaker 1: that too many brown babies, Black babies are being born
Speaker 1: in this country and outpacing white babies, which means that,
Speaker 1: guess what, they won't be the majority. What is fueling this, Well,
Speaker 1: the demographic shift that we know is already underway in
Speaker 1: this country. That where we have been told that by
Speaker 1: twenty thirty or twenty fifty, depending on whose studies you believe,
Speaker 1: that the majority of people in this country will be
Speaker 1: people of color. Well again, let me not, you know,
Speaker 1: misstep with my logic here, But if you believe that
Speaker 1: racism was a hoax and white privilege is a hoax
Speaker 1: and made up, then what would the fear be in
Speaker 1: there being a majority of people of color in this country? Because,
Speaker 1: according to you, everyone is treated the same already. So
Speaker 1: where would the problem be except that you believe that
Speaker 1: people of color, if they were to ascend to power,
Speaker 1: would start treating you in the way that you have
Speaker 1: treated them. Like I loved one activist who said this,
Speaker 1: which is, you are lucky, these racist white folks are
Speaker 1: lucky that people of color in this country are only
Speaker 1: after equity and not vengeance. Steve Ertmann, while an absolute
Speaker 1: fucking idiot, is emblematic of the entire Republican Party and
Speaker 1: their stance on owning uteruses right so that they and
Speaker 1: they alone get to produce as men white babies as
Speaker 1: possible and then create a permanent working class right with
Speaker 1: the black and brown babies. It's a wild fucking place
Speaker 1: that we are where you feel totally and completely comfortable
Speaker 1: as an elected official to step foot on the Senate
Speaker 1: floor and say some hotshit like this and be like,
Speaker 1: who's going to check me? Boo? It's exactly what happened,
Speaker 1: what we've watched happen in Tennessee. And thank god once
Speaker 1: again for the young people, the people of color in
Speaker 1: Tennessee that have shown up and shown out for the
Speaker 1: past couple of weeks, right because there the Tennessee Legislature
Speaker 1: kind of moved like ardmen where they're in those like
Speaker 1: fuck the Tennessee three. You're not going to stand with
Speaker 1: your constituents and have your constitutional right to estem bull
Speaker 1: protected as a representative of this body. No, we're going
Speaker 1: to shut off your mics and if you use a
Speaker 1: ball home, we're going to tell you that you've broken
Speaker 1: the rules of decorum. Well, what we have learned is
Speaker 1: that the Tennessee Legislature doesn't really give a fuck about
Speaker 1: decorum when they have other people pissing in other people's seats, right,
Speaker 1: or they have pedophiles actively serving in their body. But
Speaker 1: when it comes to two young, black, intelligent, charismatic, brilliant orators,
Speaker 1: that to them is the most dangerous thing that they
Speaker 1: could see, not white insurrectionists that are fucking armed, which
Speaker 1: is what the how speaker compared them to. This is
Speaker 1: just like the insurrection, but worse. Oh that's right, you
Speaker 1: mean the people of Tennessee no longer want to send
Speaker 1: their kids to school and pray to God that they
Speaker 1: come home and that they are not identifying a ripped
Speaker 1: apart body and that there are actually some representatives that
Speaker 1: are not bought and sold by the fucking NRA. These
Speaker 1: are the same people that voted right behind closed doors,
Speaker 1: turned off the camera's friends to kill a bill that
Speaker 1: would alert high school graduates to their voting rights and
Speaker 1: have them be able to register to vote. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's just, you know, so when Scott Kelly says this
Speaker 1: is what indoctrination looks like, when he's looking at as
Speaker 1: Justin Pearson, Representative Justin Pearson said the awakened giant in
Speaker 1: Tennessee and Representative Scott can look at this and say,
Speaker 1: this is what indoctrination looks like. No, you create policies
Speaker 1: and a climate of chaos that these young people are
Speaker 1: going to be inheriting, and they don't fucking want it.
Speaker 1: They don't want your hot shit. Right, they're not indoctrinated.
Speaker 1: You're the ones that are standing your kids up with
Speaker 1: guns that are bigger than them. I watched a video, folks,
Speaker 1: and I retweeted it that Sharon Watts had tweeted out,
Speaker 1: and it's heartbreaking. It was of this young first grader,
Speaker 1: little white girl, whose parent I think was filming them,
Speaker 1: asking them what they were getting ready to do in
Speaker 1: school today, and the little girl walked through the fact
Speaker 1: that they are getting ready to do a lockdown drill,
Speaker 1: that she has the responsibility to turn off the lamp
Speaker 1: that's in the room and then they'll hide and you know,
Speaker 1: to keep safe. And you could see that the little
Speaker 1: girl is scared to death as she's telling this story
Speaker 1: sixty years old, because that's six or seven years old,
Speaker 1: is first grade. This is the climate that Republicans want
Speaker 1: right shutting down libraries, pulling books from them shelves because
Speaker 1: that's dangerous, but doing nothing right, because as the Tennessee
Speaker 1: representatives said, well, there's nothing. We're not going to fix it,
Speaker 1: you know, as other Republicans have said, you know, we're look,
Speaker 1: we're never going to get rid of gun violence. So
Speaker 1: if a couple of kids die every year, that's the
Speaker 1: price of freedom. They are fucking sick. They are sick,
Speaker 1: twisted cult And when you watch this week, which I
Speaker 1: know you didn't watch, but I saw clips of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump sitting down with Tucker Carlson, Tucker Carlson just sitting
Speaker 1: there like a good simp, not you know, asking any
Speaker 1: follow up questions, no pushback, no nothing, and Donald Trump
Speaker 1: just rattling off conspiracy theories, lies, you know, projecting faux masculinity,
Speaker 1: toxic masculinity at best. I mean, the question that I
Speaker 1: keep wondering is have we just reached the point of
Speaker 1: no return? I mean that's kind of where I am, Like,
Speaker 1: I am so renewed in spirit with the protests in Tennessee,
Speaker 1: believing that Republicans are in fact overstepping right in a
Speaker 1: way that they can't hide their hoods nor they're trying,
Speaker 1: and that people are waking up and being like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't want you to be able to tell us
Speaker 1: who the fuck to vote for. Right, Our votes should matter,
Speaker 1: our voices should matter. We're can make these decisions on
Speaker 1: our own that we elected, right, these officials, and you're
Speaker 1: trying to strip them of their power and their voice,
Speaker 1: which means that you're trying to strip us of our
Speaker 1: power and our voice. You want to talk about stop
Speaker 1: to steal. That's what the fuck the Republican Party is doing,
Speaker 1: locality by locality, state by state, from school boards to
Speaker 1: state houses. Their policies are unpopular. They know it. It's
Speaker 1: why they pass shit under the cloak of darkness, because
Speaker 1: it doesn't pass the smell test during the day. And
Speaker 1: they're doing it little by little right, and then one
Speaker 1: day you'll wake up and all of your rights are
Speaker 1: gone and there's no recourse. I mean, just think about
Speaker 1: my other fucket, My major fucket of this week is
Speaker 1: Harlan Crowe, the multi fucking billionaire who bought a Supreme
Speaker 1: Court justice. Do you see anybody opening up an investigation
Speaker 1: after this bombshell reporting by the New York Times of
Speaker 1: how Clarence Thomas and his wife are bought and sold
Speaker 1: by Harlan Crowe, Harland Crowe, Leo Leonard. They're roll in
Speaker 1: cahoots right with the Debosses and all of these rich white,
Speaker 1: quote uncrow Christo fascists, multi bill millionaires that are remaking
Speaker 1: America in their own twisted ideological ideals. And they can
Speaker 1: do it because ain't nobody checking them. There is beyond
Speaker 1: enough information for the Department of Justice to open up
Speaker 1: an investigation, for the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold a
Speaker 1: fucking hearing, and hall Clarence Thomas's ass in to sit down.
Speaker 1: I just you know, folks, when you see story after
Speaker 1: story of just blatant disregard for the fucking law, blatant
Speaker 1: disregard for civil rights, blatant disregard for democracy, there's only
Speaker 1: so much, so much that people are willing to take
Speaker 1: before they begin to push back. I believe that we
Speaker 1: are entering the find out period of the fuck around.
Speaker 1: I think that Republicans have gone a little bit too far,
Speaker 1: and I think that America is waking the fuck up.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing. I don't know if we're too late.
Speaker 1: I don't know if we've hit snooze one too many times.
Speaker 1: But what I do believe is that there is still
Speaker 1: some fighting spirit left in US as always, my friends,
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Speaker 1: this week y'all, I appreciate each and every single one
Speaker 1: of you again. Give yourselves a big hug, a pat
Speaker 1: on the bat, do something of joy to you this
Speaker 1: weekend so that we can hit the ground running again
Speaker 1: on Monday. That is it for me today, dear friends
Speaker 1: on woke f as always, Power to the people and
Speaker 1: to all the people. Power, get woke and stay woke
Speaker 1: as fuck.