Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to woo Kate app daily
Speaker 1: with me your girl, Danielle Moody recording from the home Bunker. Folks,
Speaker 1: we have made it to the end of this good,
Speaker 1: good week, and happy fuck it Friday to all who celebrate.
Speaker 1: There are so many people, but my number one. If
Speaker 1: you guys caught my TikTok video, which I also posted
Speaker 1: across my platforms because I'm just so fucking tired. I'm
Speaker 1: just so tired of giving white racist, grown ass men
Speaker 1: the benefit of the doubt and giving them the opportunity
Speaker 1: to backpedal on shit that they mean when they say
Speaker 1: it the first fucking time. Who am I talking about?
Speaker 1: Senator Tommy tubber Bill from Alabama, who found himself needing
Speaker 1: to backpedal after both Republicans and Democrats this week admonished
Speaker 1: him for his comments about white nationalists being inside of
Speaker 1: our military. Now we know that white nationalists are pretty
Speaker 1: much every fucking where, including the US Senate. Looking at you,
Speaker 1: Tommy Tuberville, And when as by a reporter right about
Speaker 1: this very fact, he said, well, you may call them
Speaker 1: white nationalists, I call them Americans. Then Tommy Tuberville, sixty
Speaker 1: eight year old grown ass man has to be provided
Speaker 1: with a definition of what a white nationalist is because
Speaker 1: you know, in his sixty eight years, apparently he does
Speaker 1: not know, which is why we need to be fucking
Speaker 1: teaching history in schools and not the whitewashed version of history.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing, you're telling me that it's sixty
Speaker 1: eight year old white man doesn't know what a fucking
Speaker 1: white nationalist is. He absolutely fucking knows, you know why,
Speaker 1: because he is one. But I'm so sick and fucking
Speaker 1: tired of watching mainstream media reporters fucking tap dance and
Speaker 1: say to this man, are you sure that's what it is?
Speaker 1: You mean, it's what the fuck he said, isn't it right?
Speaker 1: So it's like, my god, unless these people are saying
Speaker 1: the N word repeatedly on a regular basis, somehow we
Speaker 1: must give them the benefit of the doubt, because at
Speaker 1: sixty eight, at seventy five, at eighty something years old,
Speaker 1: it seems that they never mature. We're just waiting for
Speaker 1: them to grow into the job. It's absolute bullshit, the
Speaker 1: perpetual adolescence that we allow white cis hetero men in
Speaker 1: this country to have and to hold on to and
Speaker 1: then we're gonna accept Tommy Tuberville's you know, bullshit apology, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, came in the form of when I
Speaker 1: was a football coach at Auburn, I dealt with a
Speaker 1: ton of minorities, dealt with like you mean, in the
Speaker 1: way that I deal with an unruly child, the way
Speaker 1: that I deal with taking out the trash, the way
Speaker 1: that I deal with cleaning my bathroom. That doesn't actually
Speaker 1: sound like you think with the equity in mind, right,
Speaker 1: that doesn't actually sound like you give a fuck about
Speaker 1: people of color so far as you can manage them
Speaker 1: or deal with their presence. But once again Tommy Tuberville,
Speaker 1: he offers up the fact that, yes, now that I
Speaker 1: understand at sixty eight years old what a white nationalist is,
Speaker 1: that's not what I meant. I'm not racist, and then
Speaker 1: mainstream media gobbles it up and where good to go.
Speaker 1: It's absolute fucking bullshit. Speaking of bullshit, next up on
Speaker 1: my fuck it Friday list is also Ran Paul another
Speaker 1: Republican senator who has said time and time again he
Speaker 1: was one of the biggest opposition against college athletes being
Speaker 1: able to make money on their names and likeness. Now
Speaker 1: this has been something that was pushed for a really
Speaker 1: long time, finally made it through, And now college athletes
Speaker 1: are able to make money off of their name and likeness.
Speaker 1: And why is that important? Then I'll get to what
Speaker 1: ram Paul said. It's important because colleges and universities make
Speaker 1: tens of millions of dollars a year off of their
Speaker 1: athletic programs. The coaches make millions of dollars a year
Speaker 1: off of the athletic programs. And do you know who
Speaker 1: doesn't make any money but whose bodies get used for
Speaker 1: these programs? The actual athletes, you know, the actual athletes
Speaker 1: that are largely black and brown people. But rand Paul's
Speaker 1: pushed back against that, said, well, now we're just gonna
Speaker 1: have a bunch of college athletes riding around in rolls,
Speaker 1: voices and you know and whatever other luxury cars. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have a bunch of rappers instead of athletes. I'm sorry, what,
Speaker 1: because this is the quiet part that these motherfuckers say
Speaker 1: out loud. They do not want black and brown people
Speaker 1: to be able to First of all, I don't need
Speaker 1: to justify how I spend my fucking money right that
Speaker 1: I earn to you, white man, number two, what he
Speaker 1: is saying is that you should not be able right
Speaker 1: to benefit on the fruits of your labor. Only those
Speaker 1: white people that are in charge of said programs in
Speaker 1: said universities should be able to benefit from your labor.
Speaker 1: That is what ram Paul is saying with that statement
Speaker 1: is that when you give black and brown people access
Speaker 1: to be able to make money off of endorsements and partnerships,
Speaker 1: off of the work that they are putting in on
Speaker 1: the field, on the track, and whatever programs that they
Speaker 1: are in, it takes away from what exactly the white
Speaker 1: people's bottom line. And so these two men, they are
Speaker 1: not anomalies within the Republican Party. They are the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: They are the white nationalist, white supremaist party. And continuing
Speaker 1: on this train of just overt racism, let's head over
Speaker 1: now to the Moms for Liberty conference that was held
Speaker 1: that showcased a bunch of the Republican candidates for president.
Speaker 1: But there is one thing that stood out among the
Speaker 1: fact that, mind you, the Southern Poverty Law Center has
Speaker 1: referred to Moms for Liberty as a hate group because
Speaker 1: they are and I have spoken about this before and
Speaker 1: I actually sent out a thread around it earlier this
Speaker 1: week where I said, you know what's really interesting because
Speaker 1: I was listening to a really fantastic podcast and it
Speaker 1: was what was really good about it. I was listening
Speaker 1: it's like a two years old it's a Brene Brown's
Speaker 1: podcast that's actually no longer running called Unlocking Us, but
Speaker 1: all of the episodes are still there. And what I
Speaker 1: really enjoyed about it. She was interviewing Clint Smith, and
Speaker 1: in this interview, Clint Smith is talking about his new
Speaker 1: book and the new his book was about racism in America,
Speaker 1: Racism in America as it pertains to really understanding slavery.
Speaker 1: And you'll have to go to my thread, which you
Speaker 1: all should be following me if you're not following me,
Speaker 1: because that is where I am most of the time.
Speaker 1: He talked about in this interview with Brene Brown. The
Speaker 1: Daughters of the Confederacy, now the Daughters of the Confederacy
Speaker 1: were a group that popped up right following the Civil
Speaker 1: War and essentially their role as the daughters and sisters
Speaker 1: and wives of those Confederate soldiers. Their goal was to
Speaker 1: erase what it was that the Civil War was fought over,
Speaker 1: which was the ability of white slave holders in the
Speaker 1: South to be able to continue using free slave labor
Speaker 1: right to perpetuate their growth and their wealth and the
Speaker 1: growth of the economy. And what the Daughters of the
Speaker 1: Confederacy did was come in and kind of, you know,
Speaker 1: rewrite how this actually played out. They're the reasons why
Speaker 1: there were Confederate statues that in the twenty first century
Speaker 1: were still coming down because they wanted to claim it
Speaker 1: as a part of their history that should be honored
Speaker 1: and recognized that you were taught in schools that were
Speaker 1: named by Robert E. Lee and other members of the Confederacy.
Speaker 1: And as I'm listening to this interview, I thought to myself,
Speaker 1: holy shit, the Daughters of the Confederacy did exactly what
Speaker 1: it is that Moms for Liberty are doing now. Moms
Speaker 1: for Liberty right are the daughters, the sisters, and the
Speaker 1: wives of the Oathkeepers, the Proud Boys, and all of
Speaker 1: the other white supremacist groups that are led by men.
Speaker 1: And what is their goal. Their goal is to ban books,
Speaker 1: to rewrite curriculum, to create this white nationalized identity by
Speaker 1: using school boards. They may wear lipsticks and bake cookies,
Speaker 1: but they are just as dangerous as the white male
Speaker 1: counterparts that are storing the capitol buildings, that are using
Speaker 1: AR fifteen's and just standing at school bus stops. Because
Speaker 1: by the way, that actually happened. And so when you
Speaker 1: think about what is old is always new again, this
Speaker 1: is not something that was created out of thin air.
Speaker 1: They've had models for how they perpetuate their white supremacy.
Speaker 1: And so when we look at Moms for Liberty because
Speaker 1: they have the word moms, because they have the word
Speaker 1: liberty and their name. But these people at their conference,
Speaker 1: folks were cheering for Hitler because in one of their
Speaker 1: local chapters in their first newsletter, they quoted Hitler up top,
Speaker 1: and they doubled down on it when they were called out.
Speaker 1: And so when one of those moms took to the
Speaker 1: stage at the conference and said the name Hitler, they
Speaker 1: let out cheers. I shit you not. These are the
Speaker 1: types of people that we are dealing with. Speaking of
Speaker 1: things that we are dealing with, I want to draw
Speaker 1: your attention to something that is not getting as much
Speaker 1: attention in the news as I think that it should.
Speaker 1: So just recently, and this is pretty fucking wild, but
Speaker 1: just recently, there have been multiple insurers that have said
Speaker 1: that they are leaving the state of Florida, pulling out completely.
Speaker 1: A couple of weeks ago, the same happened in the
Speaker 1: state of California. And so I want to read this
Speaker 1: to you from Newsweek, because this is what the fuck
Speaker 1: happens when you deny reality, when install ytead of creating
Speaker 1: policies that will fight against climate change, you just pretend
Speaker 1: it doesn't exist. Because you know who's not pretending it
Speaker 1: doesn't exist, fucking businesses and insurance companies. So this is
Speaker 1: what Newsweek is reporting. Farmers Insurance has become the latest
Speaker 1: insurance company to pull out of Florida, despite repeated efforts
Speaker 1: by Republican Governor Ron De Santis and the state legislator
Speaker 1: to shore up the volatile market. On Tuesday, Farmers informed
Speaker 1: the state that it is discontinuing new coverage of auto,
Speaker 1: home and umbrella policies, a move that will reportedly affect
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand policies. And I want to bring your
Speaker 1: attention to what was said in their statement right quote.
Speaker 1: With catastrophe costs at historically high levels and reconstruction costs
Speaker 1: continuing to climb, we implemented a pause on writing new homeowners'
Speaker 1: policies to more effectively manage our risk exposure. Folks, Ignorance
Speaker 1: is fucking expensive and the only people that are going
Speaker 1: to continue to be harmed by Republican politicians refusing to
Speaker 1: do anything to actually help their constituents and instead instead
Speaker 1: go along with the gas companies, go along with the
Speaker 1: coal companies, go along with everyone that is continuing to
Speaker 1: perpetuate harm on our environment so that they can increase right,
Speaker 1: their fucking wealth. It is going to be middle class
Speaker 1: and working class people who are going to lose out.
Speaker 1: Why do I say this, Well, because homeownership is still
Speaker 1: the best way in this country to build Well. What
Speaker 1: we do know is that because of climate change, storms
Speaker 1: have gotten worse. Tornado seasons have started earlier and run longer.
Speaker 1: We are seeing fires like the one that is burning
Speaker 1: in Canada that is affecting our air quality all across
Speaker 1: the United States. We're seeing these things happen repeatedly. Where
Speaker 1: you see headlines that say historic tornado season, historic fire season,
Speaker 1: historic hurricane season. They are already predicting that there are
Speaker 1: going to be multiple hurricanes that hit the Florida Gulf
Speaker 1: region right at a category five you're talking Katrina levels,
Speaker 1: You're talking Maria levels that have devastated entire states that
Speaker 1: run into the millions in damage. I've said this before
Speaker 1: and I will say it again. We cannot afford to
Speaker 1: be ignorant about taking on climate change. We cannot afford it.
Speaker 1: But who is going to be harmed are those people
Speaker 1: who do not have the ability to rebuild, because guess
Speaker 1: what when they're let's say, three hundred thousand dollars home
Speaker 1: is completely demolished by the floodwaters that are caused by
Speaker 1: a hurricane. Flood insurance, by the way, they already don't
Speaker 1: have that in Florida. They've already done away. But when
Speaker 1: your home is taken out and you don't have any
Speaker 1: insurance and what the rebuild is coming out of your
Speaker 1: fucking pocket. A majority of Americans can't pay a four
Speaker 1: hundred bill four hundred dollar bill that comes due. You
Speaker 1: think these people are going to have what just another
Speaker 1: three hundred, four hundred thousand dollars laying around in order
Speaker 1: to buy a new fucking home or to be able
Speaker 1: to relocate. It is going to be the middle class
Speaker 1: and the working class and the poor that are gonna
Speaker 1: be the ones that are most adversely affected. And the
Speaker 1: thing that kills me is that there are things that
Speaker 1: can be done. There are decisions that could be made
Speaker 1: in order to mitigate the effects of climate change, but
Speaker 1: they are choosing not to do it. And not only
Speaker 1: are they choosing not to do it, they're choosing to
Speaker 1: lie to people about it. The very people that are
Speaker 1: voting for the Republican Party are the people that can't
Speaker 1: fucking afford to rebuild. But they're cheering on Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and Ron DeSantis that want to cut all social safety nets.
Speaker 1: I mean, talk about cutting off your nose to spite
Speaker 1: your face. So what I want folks to realize is
Speaker 1: that this is happening in California, it's happening in Florida.
Speaker 1: It won't be too soon before it comes to a
Speaker 1: state near you. Because what we know just recently, right
Speaker 1: there were tornadoes that were said to be touching down
Speaker 1: near O'Hare Airport in Chicago, where people needed to shelter
Speaker 1: in place at the airport. This is a fucking city, folks,
Speaker 1: This ain't We're a rural area. So what happens if tornadoes,
Speaker 1: all of these tornadoes touched down. You're talking about hurricanes
Speaker 1: that are staying over land masks for hours upon hours
Speaker 1: in places that we don't normally see those types of hurricanes.
Speaker 1: So what we know, oh, is that California and Florida
Speaker 1: are just the first of many. So who is going
Speaker 1: to be most adversely affected? When insurance companies say, you
Speaker 1: know what, you buy a home, You're on your own.
Speaker 1: We don't have your back, So you know for that,
Speaker 1: I say, you know, fuck it to the entirety of
Speaker 1: the Republican Party that has us in this place, but
Speaker 1: also right the Joe Mansions and the cursing, fucking cinemas
Speaker 1: of the world, who, without their obstructionism, we would have
Speaker 1: been able to pass historic climate change legislation in this country.
Speaker 1: Ignorance is not blissed. It costs fucking money and it's
Speaker 1: gonna cost people's lives. And the reaction from the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party should not be finger waving. It should be talking
Speaker 1: to the American people about their bottom line. Say we
Speaker 1: as a party, we care about your bottom line, We
Speaker 1: care about your ability to access the American dream. You
Speaker 1: can't do that with this Republican Party because they are
Speaker 1: not looking out for you. They do not care about you.
Speaker 1: And as a matter of Pact. They are voting against you.
Speaker 1: That needs to be the response. This is going to
Speaker 1: be a first line of many that we are going
Speaker 1: to see happen, and it is going to be the
Speaker 1: ninety nine percent that bear one hundred percent of the catastrophe.
Speaker 1: That is it for me today, Dear friends on woke
Speaker 1: af as always, tell me, if you are my Patreon
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Speaker 1: And if you follow me on threads, which is where
Speaker 1: I'm spending most of my time. If you're following me
Speaker 1: still on Twitter, which I only pop into every once
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Speaker 1: to today. As always, dear friends, Power to the people
Speaker 1: and to all the people. Power yet woke, and stay
Speaker 1: woke as fuck.