Speaker 1: Good morning, peepsend. Welcome to wok F Daily with Me
Speaker 1: your Girl. Danielle Moody recording from the home Bunker, Folks,
Speaker 1: I am recording this Monday episode on Friday. I usually
Speaker 1: don't record the day of, but given just our news
Speaker 1: cycle these days, I don't know what the fuck we're
Speaker 1: in for this weekend. I am hoping that it is
Speaker 1: relatively sane, but you know, I don't know. So I
Speaker 1: apologize if, in fact, on Monday morning, you're just like Danielle,
Speaker 1: why didn't you cover this upteenth meltdown of Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: And it would be because today is Friday that I'm
Speaker 1: recording this for you all on Monday. And so what
Speaker 1: I will say as I start out today to give
Speaker 1: kind of a recap of how we enter into this week,
Speaker 1: is that this week is debate week. Donald Trump will
Speaker 1: be meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris for the very
Speaker 1: first time. This will be the second presidential debate, obviously,
Speaker 1: but the first one for Vice President Kamala Harris. To
Speaker 1: say that the stakes are high in this debate, I
Speaker 1: think would be an understatement, but to say that they
Speaker 1: are somehow higher for Vice President Kamala Harris than Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: who I will get to his meandering, absolutely bumbling, jumbling
Speaker 1: sack of shit that he offered up last week at
Speaker 1: an economic forum that he was quote unquote speaking at
Speaker 1: when asked very clear coherent questions like doesn't do anything
Speaker 1: more than repeat the words. But nonetheless, the debate is
Speaker 1: coming up this week and I will absolutely be doing
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Speaker 1: Last week was yet another week where we experienced a
Speaker 1: deadly school shooting, but days for many, but you know,
Speaker 1: maybe a week or so into the new school year.
Speaker 1: And what I've continued to say is that the only
Speaker 1: time that we don't experience school shootings is when school
Speaker 1: is not in session, as it was during COVID or
Speaker 1: over the summer, or any type of break right other
Speaker 1: than that, pretty much, you know, American children. Given the
Speaker 1: matter of fact way that JD Vance has laid out
Speaker 1: the Trump Vance Tickets' thoughts on gun reform and gun
Speaker 1: control and sensible gun legislation is is this is just
Speaker 1: a fact of life, right, That's what Jade Vance said.
Speaker 1: He said that, you know, it's unfortunate, but you know,
Speaker 1: pretty much it just is what it is and we
Speaker 1: need to just get used to it. Or, as Donald
Speaker 1: Trump said after a shooting in Iowa, you know, you
Speaker 1: just need to get over it. Tell that to the
Speaker 1: grieving families, loved ones, students, teachers, community of the people
Speaker 1: who won't be returning to the classroom next week, who
Speaker 1: won't be returning to Appalachi High School ever again, who
Speaker 1: won't be returning to their dinner tables to holidays, Tell
Speaker 1: them to get over it and that there is just
Speaker 1: nothing that you can do and this type of excessive,
Speaker 1: gratuitous carnage is just the way that life is. No.
Speaker 1: I continue to say that it is the way that
Speaker 1: Republicans want our lives to be, because there is nothing
Speaker 1: that is more evil to me. Right, And Shannon Watts
Speaker 1: uttered this on her social media platform when the sheriff
Speaker 1: in Appalachi said, you know, this was an act of evil,
Speaker 1: and Shannon Watts, Emeritus at Every Town in Mom's Demand, said,
Speaker 1: there is actually nothing more evil than having the power
Speaker 1: and the ability to stop children from dying in their
Speaker 1: classrooms and choosing not to. And I agree, I can't
Speaker 1: think of anything that is more evil than that. There
Speaker 1: is one thing when you don't have power to make
Speaker 1: change right, and then you're kind of just in a
Speaker 1: really tough place. But that's not where our society is.
Speaker 1: Because for as great as Republicans want to tout America
Speaker 1: to be, there is no other country on this planet
Speaker 1: that deals with the amount and not even deals with folks,
Speaker 1: but tolerates the type of gun depths that Americans just say, well,
Speaker 1: that was a Tuesday. They're inaction has put us in
Speaker 1: a position as citizens of this country to believe that
Speaker 1: this is just the complicated issue that we can't find
Speaker 1: common ground on right, that we just you know, well,
Speaker 1: if you really understood the ins and outs, the understood
Speaker 1: the ins and outs of what before their receipt belts,
Speaker 1: people were dying in car accidents, before there were labels
Speaker 1: from the Surgeon General. People thought that smoking tobacco products
Speaker 1: was good for you. When you know better, the idea
Speaker 1: is that then you will actually do better. So for
Speaker 1: us to say, well, we have the Second Amendment, so
Speaker 1: your kids play in Russian roulette when they go to
Speaker 1: school one hundred and eighty days out of the year
Speaker 1: is just par for the course because we never know
Speaker 1: when anybody's gonna gun them down with an A fifteen.
Speaker 1: Is legislative malpractice at best and just pure heartless, callous
Speaker 1: evil at worse. We do not have to live like
Speaker 1: this is the consum refrain that people say every single
Speaker 1: time that there is a mass shooting. Reporters directed questions
Speaker 1: to Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia, saying what can be
Speaker 1: done about Georgia's school safety? Now is not the time
Speaker 1: to talk about safety. Tell me when the time is.
Speaker 1: When is it comfortable for you? When will it be
Speaker 1: easy for you to decide not to take cash grabs
Speaker 1: from the NRA and be willing instead to stand with
Speaker 1: the children and the parents and the community in saying
Speaker 1: that this type of shit has to stop. No one
Speaker 1: is saying let's come and round up all the guns, although,
Speaker 1: let me be honest with you, let me be very
Speaker 1: fucking clear, that's what I would do, that's what I
Speaker 1: would vote for, because outside of law enforcement, there is
Speaker 1: no reason for you to have militia type artillery in
Speaker 1: your own fucking home. There is no absolute reason. If
Speaker 1: you want to go shooting, here would be my thing.
Speaker 1: You want to go shooting, you want to go hunting.
Speaker 1: You go to those designated areas, You are given paperwork
Speaker 1: to sign out where you get your You put up
Speaker 1: your ID, you provide a valid gun license right your
Speaker 1: training that you need to get recertified every year to
Speaker 1: ensure that you were up to date with all the
Speaker 1: safety measures, and then you're able to check out whatever
Speaker 1: kind of artillery you would like to use for that
Speaker 1: designated time to do that hunting. Then you return said
Speaker 1: weapon and you go on back home. That would just
Speaker 1: be one thing that I would offer, because you're telling
Speaker 1: me that when we roll up into these motherfuckers' homes
Speaker 1: and I'm seeinging enough artillery for a Mexican cartel, we're
Speaker 1: supposed to be okay with that because what end of days?
Speaker 1: Because those are the last fucking people that I want
Speaker 1: to have any type of artillery. So to say that
Speaker 1: we just need to throw up our hands, No, we
Speaker 1: need to throw these people out of office. That is
Speaker 1: where our power lies, is that these cowards do not
Speaker 1: belong in the seats of power making decisions that they
Speaker 1: have showed themselves incapable of making Americans deserve better, your
Speaker 1: children deserve better. Late last week, Colin Gray, the father
Speaker 1: of Colt Gray, the fourteen year old who killed four
Speaker 1: people at Appalachi to fourteen year old students and two teachers,
Speaker 1: is going to be tried as an adult. His father,
Speaker 1: who knew that this child, his child, was having mental
Speaker 1: health crises or issues, decided that the best course of
Speaker 1: action would be to buy that child their own semi
Speaker 1: automatic weapon. I can think of a lot of things
Speaker 1: to give a fourteen year old, video games, sneakers, skateboard instrument,
Speaker 1: an instrument of death, though not on my list, but
Speaker 1: that's what these MAGA brainwashed Republicans think past for parenting.
Speaker 1: So now I listened as I guess, because I'm not
Speaker 1: a lawyer, in his first appearance in court, I guess
Speaker 1: that is an arraignment, but I'm not one hundred percent sure,
Speaker 1: so let me not use that language. So let's just
Speaker 1: say that Colin Gray appeared in court, and this man
Speaker 1: is now facing with all of the charges against him,
Speaker 1: including I think it is second degree manslaughter because he
Speaker 1: did not obviously hold the gun, but he purchased it.
Speaker 1: So four counts of that, I think eight counts of
Speaker 1: like child in danger men like I mean, it's just
Speaker 1: like count after count after count. He's for all of
Speaker 1: those counts. It's facing up to one hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: years in prison. This man is fifty four years old.
Speaker 1: I thought that one of the interesting questions that the
Speaker 1: judge asked as he's gathering information was he asked what
Speaker 1: his level of education was like. So he asked, are
Speaker 1: you able to read? The charges against you? Are able
Speaker 1: to read? Are you able to write? What level in
Speaker 1: school did you get to? And Colin and Gray responded yes,
Speaker 1: I can you know read? I can write? And I
Speaker 1: finished eleventh grade and I didn't really And maybe some
Speaker 1: lawyers out there will tell me why. I understand the
Speaker 1: question of read and write and being able to comprehend.
Speaker 1: Can you comprehend what you are facing? But I didn't
Speaker 1: know what the level of education what that meant. But
Speaker 1: this isn't you know? He got a ged, which he
Speaker 1: said he graduated with his ged. This man is facing
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty years in prison. I don't even
Speaker 1: know what I would do, but this is now the
Speaker 1: second parent, oh the school shooter that is being charged
Speaker 1: and to be honest, I think it's the right thing. Now.
Speaker 1: I know that there is deep racism in our judicial
Speaker 1: system and the ways in which black parents and parents
Speaker 1: of color have been penalized for like, let's say, truancy
Speaker 1: and things of that nature when it pertains to their kids.
Speaker 1: That is very punitive, particularly for those that are working
Speaker 1: multiple jobs and can't show up for parent teacher conferences
Speaker 1: or trust that, like their kids are at school where
Speaker 1: they say that they are, but you know they're working
Speaker 1: so they don't know, and then are thrown in jail
Speaker 1: for that. We've seen those stories before, and I've always
Speaker 1: said that it's egregious right that the system is broken
Speaker 1: in that way. However, these are entirely different situation. And
Speaker 1: you're living in the home with this child, and you
Speaker 1: know whether or not your kid is okay or not,
Speaker 1: like you know that. And so at thirteen years old,
Speaker 1: Cault Gray had threatened a school shooting. How then within
Speaker 1: that year your frame do you say to yourself, as
Speaker 1: a competent parent, let me go get them a gut. Now, again,
Speaker 1: what I've stated last week was that Georgia has no
Speaker 1: laws that say that the weapons that are in your
Speaker 1: home need to be locked up. What's fucking wild to me, folks,
Speaker 1: is the hypocrisy with regard to books and what a
Speaker 1: danger they are. We got to take those off the shelves.
Speaker 1: We gotta shut down whole fucking libraries because apparently reading
Speaker 1: is the bigger threat than an ar fifteen being loose
Speaker 1: in your house, not in a safe place, not in
Speaker 1: a locked compartment, well in the reach of fucking miners, pornography.
Speaker 1: Brian Kemp passed legislation to protect the children from but
Speaker 1: a weapon that they can use with their still forming
Speaker 1: that we don't need to guard them from. I say
Speaker 1: this all the time. Make it make sense, because it
Speaker 1: fucking doesn't. And speaking of not making sense, let's shift
Speaker 1: gears to Donald Trump. Donald fucking Trump is in such
Speaker 1: mental decline. It is so apparent. And I know that
Speaker 1: there will be people that say, well, the media, you know, like,
Speaker 1: why didn't you agree when they said Biden was in decline. No, No,
Speaker 1: Biden is old and aging and has had a stuttering
Speaker 1: issue for his entire life. So you're thinking one train
Speaker 1: of thought, you can't actually articulate that. You need to
Speaker 1: take a beat and then be able to get those
Speaker 1: words out where you speak slower than you did before,
Speaker 1: not necessarily as pup up up up up up up
Speaker 1: up up right brain is not like that. What we
Speaker 1: are witnessing with Donald Trump, however, is absolutely crazy. And
Speaker 1: the way that the media is choosing to cover said
Speaker 1: crazy is journalistic malpractice. So Donald Trump goes to the
Speaker 1: Economic Club of New York and at the Economic Club
Speaker 1: of New York, and this is just one example. We've
Speaker 1: talked about rambling speeches that have ended in Hannibal Lecter
Speaker 1: where he throws in electric sharks and just goes off
Speaker 1: on these fantastical stream of consciousness Senile, I don't even
Speaker 1: know what you would call it. My friend Jen tobb
Speaker 1: Over on YouTube and guests of the show here, you
Speaker 1: should subscribe to Jen's page on YouTube as well. She
Speaker 1: does a show called Morning Jen, and Jen was like
Speaker 1: to even call it a word. Salad doesn't do it justice.
Speaker 1: So Donald Trump is asked a question. I'm going to
Speaker 1: read the question to you. Mom's first CEO and founder,
Speaker 1: Rushma So Johnny asked Trump this question, if you win
Speaker 1: in November, can you commit to prioritizing legislation to make
Speaker 1: childcare affordable? And if so, what specific piece of legislation
Speaker 1: will you advance. This is seemingly a very straightforward question.
Speaker 1: Maybe I would answer it to say something to the
Speaker 1: effect of the issues of childcare are something that is
Speaker 1: really important to many families across this country, as well
Speaker 1: as to the stability of our economy. What we saw
Speaker 1: during COVID is that two million women had to leave
Speaker 1: the workforce in order to be full time caregivers to
Speaker 1: their children. And not only does that hurt their future
Speaker 1: job prospects and bring down the earning capability of their
Speaker 1: household down right, it also hurts us as a country, right.
Speaker 1: We lose talent, we lose people who are able to
Speaker 1: contribute in the way that they want to. Our economy
Speaker 1: being in robust position, and so creating some type of
Speaker 1: comprehensive childcare plan is necessary for the strengthening of our economy,
Speaker 1: and It'll be something that I'm going to prioritize in
Speaker 1: a new administration. Off the dumb folks, off the dump.
Speaker 1: Relatively coherent shows understanding and comprehension of the question, offers
Speaker 1: some vision monocum of policy that I'll dig into later.
Speaker 1: Let me redo part of what Donald Trump offered, and
Speaker 1: I encourage you to google Donald Trump Economic Club, childcare
Speaker 1: tax question and watch the clip because it is like,
Speaker 1: what the entire fuck this is what he said, Well,
Speaker 1: I would do that, and we're sitting down and I
Speaker 1: was somebody. We had Senator Mark Rubio and my daughter
Speaker 1: Ubanka was so impactful on that issue. It's a very
Speaker 1: important issue. But I think when you talk about the
Speaker 1: kind of numbers that I'm talking about that because look,
Speaker 1: childcare is childcare, and you have to have it in
Speaker 1: this country. You have to have it. What did he
Speaker 1: say there? I don't know, but this answer, this non answer,
Speaker 1: this jumbled, nonsensical two minute mess went on and when
Speaker 1: he was finished, and let me tell you how he finished.
Speaker 1: This is about America first, it's about make America great again.
Speaker 1: We have to do it because right now we're a
Speaker 1: failing nation, so we'll take care of it. Thank you,
Speaker 1: very good question, Thank you. There was a whole bunch
Speaker 1: folks in the middle also that was just what WTF?
Speaker 1: But this is this is what listen to how mainstream
Speaker 1: media summarized this. Because I watched the clip. Then I
Speaker 1: went on Twitter to go see what folks were saying,
Speaker 1: and I was like, did they watch what the fuck?
Speaker 1: I just watched because there is no way listen to this.
Speaker 1: Here's how The New York Times Michael Gold wrote about it.
Speaker 1: After his speech, Donald Trump was asked how he might
Speaker 1: address rising childcare costs. In a jumbled answer, he said
Speaker 1: we would prioritize legislation on the issue, but offered no
Speaker 1: specifics and insisted that his other economic policies, including tarrorifts,
Speaker 1: would take care of it. Politico summarized it as he
Speaker 1: also pledged to tackle government inefficiency with an Elon Musk
Speaker 1: inspired commission and to launch a sovereign wealth fund with
Speaker 1: money collected from tariffs. The Associated Press said Trump suggests
Speaker 1: tariffs can help so rising care costs in major economic speech.
Speaker 1: Do you know what the writer of this article, Parker Maloy,
Speaker 1: what she has called this this absolute fantastical, mythical writing
Speaker 1: by political reporters, sain washing, sain washing, and in a
Speaker 1: piece at The New Republic which she wrote last week,
Speaker 1: says how the media sanitizes Trump's insanity. The political presses
Speaker 1: efforts to rationalize Trump's incoherent statements are eroding our shared
Speaker 1: reality and threatening informed democracy. And she says this in
Speaker 1: the piece, the consequences of this Sainwashing extend beyond misleading
Speaker 1: headlines or sanitize quotes. It's creating a dangerous disconnect between
Speaker 1: reality and reported news, fostering an environment where extreme rhetoric
Speaker 1: becomes normalized and conspiracy theories gain unwarranted legitimacy. We are
Speaker 1: now all being pulled into the gravitational airspace of Earth two,
Speaker 1: and mainstream corporate media are the ones that are creating
Speaker 1: this orbit. It is insane, it is terrifying, and it
Speaker 1: is a consistent reminder that independent media and voices are
Speaker 1: the answer. Are the spoil are the balm to the
Speaker 1: disease that has become saine Washing. I urge everyone to
Speaker 1: read this article at the New Republic because it was
Speaker 1: like I could not think of what the word is,
Speaker 1: what the word could be to describe what the media
Speaker 1: has been doing to contort themselves into making Donald Trump
Speaker 1: seem like a sane normal so that they can report
Speaker 1: on this election like it is just another horse race.
Speaker 1: It is wild, it is crazy, and it needs to stop.
Speaker 1: That is it for me today. Dear 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.