Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to wok F Daily with
Speaker 1: Meet your Girl Danielle Moody back in effect and recording
Speaker 1: from the home bunker, Folks. I took a glorious week
Speaker 1: off and come to find out, it was the worst
Speaker 1: week to take off because Donald Trump was indicted. But
Speaker 1: it's really hard to not take time off because he
Speaker 1: seems to be indicted every other fucking week. So I
Speaker 1: know that by now you all have watched the wall
Speaker 1: to wall coverage that has been NonStop, from the drone
Speaker 1: fucking footage of his motorcade to him arriving in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. To his stunt after his arraignment saying oh
Speaker 1: DC looks like a total mess, to taking over the
Speaker 1: weekend to oh, I don't know. Threatening. I don't know
Speaker 1: what else you would call it. I know that I
Speaker 1: call it threats when you are starting to point fingers
Speaker 1: at those that have spoken the truth about your desire
Speaker 1: to overturn the election by saying quote, I'm coming after you.
Speaker 1: What else would you call that? Because let me tell
Speaker 1: you something, You try and get indicted and tweet or
Speaker 1: post some shit like that and see if you don't
Speaker 1: end up in somebody's jail cell, but once again, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: seventy seventy years old, continues to be given the benefit
Speaker 1: of the fucking doubt, as if he's a goddamn toddler.
Speaker 1: Will I hope, I pray, dear friends that he fucking
Speaker 1: on his broke ass social media platform just socials himself
Speaker 1: into prison. That is what I'm hoping until he awaits
Speaker 1: his trial date, because what he is doing, by attacking
Speaker 1: the judge, by attacking Jack Smith, by attacking his own
Speaker 1: former vice president of the United States and other people,
Speaker 1: is essentially sending out a signal right to his crazy
Speaker 1: fanatic supporters that these are the people who I want targeted,
Speaker 1: and if they so happened to fall ill or get killed,
Speaker 1: you know, so be it. He directed those people on
Speaker 1: January sixth, twenty twenty one, and said to go take
Speaker 1: their country back. And they built a gallows on the
Speaker 1: steps of the Capitol building with his vice president's name
Speaker 1: on it. So what do you think is going to happen?
Speaker 1: He and Rudy Giuliani went after Ruby, Freeman and Shay
Speaker 1: and what happened to them? They had to become recluses,
Speaker 1: never to leave their homes right because of the threats
Speaker 1: and threats of violence that they were receiving because of
Speaker 1: the social media posts that were being made by both
Speaker 1: Juliani and Trump. And so we know, we know what
Speaker 1: the mo is here, right, and so for it's like,
Speaker 1: what does he have to say in order for folks
Speaker 1: to say, oh, yes, that is an actual threat because
Speaker 1: I think I am coming after you. Speaks for its
Speaker 1: fucking self. But you know what do I know? Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something, just staying on the Trump train
Speaker 1: for a minute. Vice president, former Vice president Mike Pence,
Speaker 1: what a spineless piece of crap. Right throughout the entire
Speaker 1: time during Donald Trump's administration, You're watching this man break
Speaker 1: the law. You're watching him. You decided, as a quote
Speaker 1: unquote man of God that your best bet was to
Speaker 1: stand by a man who has now right been convicted
Speaker 1: of rape. But you knew that when he said that
Speaker 1: I can grab women by wherever I want. But that
Speaker 1: was your guy that you decided to stand by. And
Speaker 1: then want to tell people that you're a man of God.
Speaker 1: Miss me with the bullshit, right, So Mike Pens apparently
Speaker 1: took copious notes right while he was afraid to get
Speaker 1: in his motorcade because he didn't know where it was
Speaker 1: being directed to, which is why he stayed at the
Speaker 1: Capitol Building. It wasn't because he said, oh, I what
Speaker 1: would it have looked like for the vice president to
Speaker 1: be seen fleeing. I don't really think that was the case.
Speaker 1: He didn't know who the Secret Service was that was
Speaker 1: driving his car, if they were going to be taking
Speaker 1: directions and directives from him or from Donald Trump, who
Speaker 1: was busy throwing ketchup against the wall in the White
Speaker 1: House and calling for his hanging. So he took, you know,
Speaker 1: copious notes, and basically we know from now interviews that
Speaker 1: he's been giving and things that he has been saying
Speaker 1: in front of the press that he's like, I was
Speaker 1: asked to overturn the election. I did my job, he says,
Speaker 1: quote with Faced the Nation on CBS in an interview. Quote.
Speaker 1: From time to time, particularly at important moments, I had
Speaker 1: a practice of scribbling a note or two on my calendar,
Speaker 1: just to memorialize it and remember it. I generally didn't
Speaker 1: make a practice of taking notes in meetings in the
Speaker 1: four year period of time, but given the momentous events
Speaker 1: that were unfolding, I did take a few notes to
Speaker 1: remind myself of what had been said. And this is
Speaker 1: according to the Hill, the four count indictment brought against
Speaker 1: Trump last week in his efforts to remain in power
Speaker 1: of the twenty twenty election reference Pence's contemporaneous and previously
Speaker 1: unreported notes from the time. So we know Pence, in
Speaker 1: his own words, is said, I took notes right of
Speaker 1: what was happening so that I could remember it. Why
Speaker 1: else would he take notes because he knew that there
Speaker 1: were criminal acts that were being committed that he did
Speaker 1: not want to be a party of at a party two,
Speaker 1: So he took those notes as a cover your ass move.
Speaker 1: And then when he was questioned by Special Counsel, turn
Speaker 1: said notes over which are probably one of the key
Speaker 1: points in the indictments against Donald Trump, because you have
Speaker 1: Vice President Mike Penn saying he asked me to overturn
Speaker 1: the election. I upheld my constitutional duty. I did not
Speaker 1: have the authority to do so. So, folks, you know,
Speaker 1: you see all of this. The indictment read very clearly.
Speaker 1: And now we are still waiting for indictment number four. Now,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and his own words over the weekend, said,
Speaker 1: you know, just to keep indicting me. My poll numbers
Speaker 1: go up by love indictments. Right, He's full of shit.
Speaker 1: We know that the more that he puts out on
Speaker 1: social media, the more he talks about this in his rallies,
Speaker 1: is more and more fearful. Donald Trump becomes of the
Speaker 1: fact that maybe right his clock of privilege has run out,
Speaker 1: and that this is the case that we will find
Speaker 1: out at the end of this month. I believe it's
Speaker 1: August twenty eighth, of what the date is. And as
Speaker 1: many have said, this case is built for speed. There
Speaker 1: is no need to get security clearance, right like in
Speaker 1: the classified documents case, there is no need for any
Speaker 1: of that. And these come with each and every one
Speaker 1: of those four counts come with serious jail time. So
Speaker 1: you know, folks, it is we are at a place
Speaker 1: where it is wild to me that the former twice
Speaker 1: impeached found guilty of rape and defamation president of the
Speaker 1: United States, former president of the United States, the Republican's
Speaker 1: top choice for the presidency. Like that's all you have
Speaker 1: to know about the Republican Party. How these people look
Speaker 1: at themselves and say, look, I am a proud Republican
Speaker 1: at this point in time, is just beyond me, because
Speaker 1: what is it that you're proud of. This is a
Speaker 1: party that has been going after Hillary Clinton and saying
Speaker 1: locker up, locker up, locker up. Well, remember when Donald
Speaker 1: Trump was president for four years and had two different
Speaker 1: attorney generals that went on these investigative goose hunts and
Speaker 1: found nothing. They're continuing to go after Hunter Biden and
Speaker 1: his laptop. And guess what, Hunter Biden never ran for office.
Speaker 1: He's a private citizen. I don't give a fuck about
Speaker 1: what he does. But I do know that when you
Speaker 1: look at Donald Trump and his children who he appointed
Speaker 1: to positions in his administration, who then benefited voluntarily off
Speaker 1: of said positions, with Jared Kushner walking away after four
Speaker 1: years with a two billion dollar investment from the Saudis,
Speaker 1: from Mohammed bin Salam, we're not opening up investigations into
Speaker 1: that and into the ways in which he broke the
Speaker 1: emolument's clause and enriched himself for four years and now
Speaker 1: is using the pack money that people have given to
Speaker 1: him right to pay for all of his legal defenses,
Speaker 1: which are at the point, I believe of forty million
Speaker 1: dollars in counting. So it just when you look at
Speaker 1: their bullshit, the Party of Law and Order. Right when
Speaker 1: you look at this party and I think I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm disgusted. I'm absolutely disgusted. And so for anybody who
Speaker 1: still continues to refer to the themselves as a Republican
Speaker 1: and proudly so you know where their values and their
Speaker 1: morals stand, and that is in the gutter. Speaking of
Speaker 1: the gutter, let's talk about Rond de Santis, shall we?
Speaker 1: Because Ronde Santis with his war on woke which by
Speaker 1: the way, is not trending well with Republicans or independents
Speaker 1: because guess what, they don't actually give a fuck. Ron
Speaker 1: De Santis has built his entire campaign on his war
Speaker 1: against wokeness, and no one cares, including apparently one of
Speaker 1: his biggest donors. Now, this donor, Rob Bigelow, gave DeSantis
Speaker 1: twenty million dollars, and he said that he's not going
Speaker 1: to give DeSantis any more money until he moderates his campaign,
Speaker 1: that he's become too extreme and he's not talking about wokeness,
Speaker 1: the attacks on trans people, the erasure of black people, well,
Speaker 1: the fact that's enslaved Africans, you know, gain skills during
Speaker 1: their torture and brutalization. No, no, he's talking about abortion,
Speaker 1: because apparently the thing that Republicans have been going after
Speaker 1: for forty years and have now gotten with the overturning
Speaker 1: of Roby Wade, seems to not be landing well in
Speaker 1: some Republican circles, right because it was a thing that
Speaker 1: they were rallying behind for so many years. Then they
Speaker 1: got it, and now they're recognizing that there are a
Speaker 1: lot of voters, including Republican women, who are like, oh, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: not that one. Everything else was fine that you're doing.
Speaker 1: You hate black people, you hate queer people. Like, we're
Speaker 1: good on that. We're good on rewriting history books, we're
Speaker 1: good on, you know, changing curriculum, we're good on inductrination.
Speaker 1: But ooh, abortion, you went too far. So he says
Speaker 1: that in Robert Bigelow, this major donor who apparently is
Speaker 1: so rich that losing twenty million dollars on a bad
Speaker 1: investment investing in DeSantis's campaign doesn't hurt you much. I said, Oh, well,
Speaker 1: he needs to quote pull back on his campaign. His
Speaker 1: extremism isn't going to get you elected. That's what he said.
Speaker 1: And I'm confused because I'm like, point out a Republican
Speaker 1: that is running for president right now who isn't extreme.
Speaker 1: And again, I don't know what scale that they are using,
Speaker 1: but for normal people who live on Earth one, there
Speaker 1: isn't a candidate that I can point to and say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: they seem reasonable. Reasonable left the Republican Party, I believe
Speaker 1: eight years ago, and honestly, if you're talking about the
Speaker 1: beginning of the Tea Party movement, we're talking about a
Speaker 1: decade plus right We're The only thing that they could
Speaker 1: try and laud against former President Obama was the fact that,
Speaker 1: oh he wasn't born here, so let me release my
Speaker 1: long form birth certificate. Oh he's a Muslim, okay, but
Speaker 1: I am actually a Christian. Oh he wears a tan suit.
Speaker 1: Like this is where these people went. So we knew
Speaker 1: from then that they were losing their fucking minds. And
Speaker 1: just to remind you, we are in this place now
Speaker 1: because racist white Americans could not sathom the idea that
Speaker 1: we had a black president for eight years, so they
Speaker 1: needed to put up their absolute worst. That's how we've
Speaker 1: gotten here. And you know on that list of worse
Speaker 1: is rohndas Antis. He has come up with the worst
Speaker 1: policies as it pertains to education in the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: He's come up with the worst policies as it pertains
Speaker 1: to abortion. He's come up with the worst policies as
Speaker 1: it attains to criminalizing queer people. And that's their number two.
Speaker 1: And NBC, for whatever reason, saw fit to put him
Speaker 1: in an interview to try and humanize and to normalize him.
Speaker 1: And I'm confused, but I don't know what I should
Speaker 1: expect from mainstream media because right as Hitler was marching
Speaker 1: jews off into gas chambers, he was being interviewed by
Speaker 1: The New York Times because he liked to take long
Speaker 1: walks and keep a nice garden, because that's what mainstream
Speaker 1: media was focused on then, So you know, this is
Speaker 1: par for the course. Let us bring on Ron DeSantis,
Speaker 1: the android robot, and try and humanize him, and bring
Speaker 1: on his wife to talk about what a great husband
Speaker 1: he is. And as she's in the midst of tears
Speaker 1: in this interview, that motherfucker doesn't even put a hand
Speaker 1: on her to comfort her. It's all performative bullshit. And
Speaker 1: I'm so absolutely one thousand percent over it. Speaking of people,
Speaker 1: I'm over Can we stop interviewing Bill Barr. Honestly, can
Speaker 1: we stop sitting down with a man who stood in
Speaker 1: front of cameras and lied to the American people about
Speaker 1: the Mueller Report, right, and was totally happy to do
Speaker 1: Trump's bidding and now wants to turn around and say
Speaker 1: that he's quote always been on the right side of history.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? So? According to The Hill, former Attorney
Speaker 1: General Bill Barr said that he would be willing to
Speaker 1: testify against Trump in his January sixth trial. He also
Speaker 1: was on Face the Nation and he said he refused
Speaker 1: to answer whether or not he was interviewed by the
Speaker 1: Special Council, but he said that he would be willing
Speaker 1: to move already. He said, quote, well, I have always
Speaker 1: been on the right side. I think that this is
Speaker 1: a challenging case. But I documented the ways in which
Speaker 1: there was no evidence of fraud in my book and
Speaker 1: all of these things. But that he knows that what
Speaker 1: happened on January sixth was wrong. Remember, he resigned quickly
Speaker 1: after that, you know, with just days left into the
Speaker 1: Trump administration. That's when he decided to resign. In this article,
Speaker 1: he says, quote well, I go through that in my book.
Speaker 1: In painstaking detail, but on three occasions at least I
Speaker 1: told him in no uncertain terms, there was no evidence
Speaker 1: of fraud that would have changed the outcome. And this
Speaker 1: is according to Bill Barr with regard to the election
Speaker 1: that we watched in the interview that he had with
Speaker 1: the January sixth Committee, where he said that Trump's claims
Speaker 1: were absolute quote bullshit and that he knew it then
Speaker 1: and it was all of these, as Pence has stated,
Speaker 1: crackpot lawyers around him telling him that he had a
Speaker 1: case when in fact he didn't, sixty six of which
Speaker 1: were laughed out of court. Uugh, folks. You know it's
Speaker 1: challenging where we are. I want to have some bit
Speaker 1: of hopefulness, right, I want to have some bit of
Speaker 1: hopefulness in the fact that we know that this fourth
Speaker 1: indictment is going to come down. Fannie Willis has basically
Speaker 1: all but said it. And we have a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks left until the deadline that she had given the
Speaker 1: timeframe that she had given between July and September, and
Speaker 1: you know, we will know by the end of August
Speaker 1: when the January sixth trial is going to take place.
Speaker 1: We know Donald Trump is going to do what he's
Speaker 1: always done, which is trying delay, delay, delay. But we
Speaker 1: know that the judge that is going to be presiding
Speaker 1: over this case does not play and has already sentenced
Speaker 1: some of the harshest sentences for January sixth defendants, right
Speaker 1: those foot soldiers. This trial of Donald Trump will be
Speaker 1: the first trial of one of the architects. So we've
Speaker 1: had people found guilty on seditious conspiracy. We have had
Speaker 1: people found guilty on trespassing, on assaulting an officer, and
Speaker 1: so on and so forth that are going to be
Speaker 1: spending you know, decade plus in jail depending on the
Speaker 1: charges that were brought against them. We also know, with
Speaker 1: this forty five page indictment that was put out for
Speaker 1: the public to read, that there were several co conspirators,
Speaker 1: all of which are attorneys. I think that smart move,
Speaker 1: as many have said that Jack Smith is making, which
Speaker 1: is just to try Donald Trump alone, But that doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that those other co conspirators won't be indicted after
Speaker 1: the fact, after they are able to move through this
Speaker 1: trial with Donald Trump. So I hold on to hope
Speaker 1: that we may actually see justice take place and before
Speaker 1: the presidential election, which is still a long way off,
Speaker 1: but feels like it is tomorrow. Given the calendar and
Speaker 1: what we are up against. It's wild, folks, you know,
Speaker 1: but it is really important to continue to hold on,
Speaker 1: you know, like I say, don't marinate in this shit,
Speaker 1: but to hold on to the fact that our systems
Speaker 1: continue to hold. And we need to hold on a
Speaker 1: bit longer because if Donald Trump is convicted, let's just imagine,
Speaker 1: take this walk with me, take this imaginary walk with me.
Speaker 1: If Donald Trump is convicted and sentenced to jail, opening
Speaker 1: the door for all of these other co conspirators to
Speaker 1: be indicted, convicted and sentenced to jail, and Biden is
Speaker 1: able to hold on to the presidency for another four years,
Speaker 1: and the Justice Department is able to do a real excavation,
Speaker 1: clean sweep of the Republican Party of all of those
Speaker 1: that were invested in criminality and trying to overturn the election,
Speaker 1: we may actually begin the real work of cleaning out
Speaker 1: the wound that Donald Trump and Mada dun has inflicted
Speaker 1: on this country. If we are able to truly clean
Speaker 1: this wound out and leave nothing behind, we may actually
Speaker 1: hold on to our democracy. But there is a whole
Speaker 1: lot of ifs that come before that. So friends, continue
Speaker 1: to hold on to faith, but more importantly, hold on
Speaker 1: to joy, because it's gonna be a long fucking year
Speaker 1: ahead of us as we make the long march to
Speaker 1: the presidential election. Who knows what can happen between now
Speaker 1: and then, but continue to center joy, hold on to
Speaker 1: faith and each other. That is it for me today,
Speaker 1: Dear friends, on woke f as always power to the
Speaker 1: people and to all the people. Power. Get woke and
Speaker 1: stay woke as fuff