Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to WOKF Daily with me
Speaker 1: your Girl, Danielle Moody. Pre recording from the home Bunker. Folks.
Speaker 1: It is our holiday week at WOKF and as we
Speaker 1: wind down seven incredible years of bringing you interviews and
Speaker 1: information and content, I've wanted to revisit some of the
Speaker 1: most important conversation I think that we've had on WOKF
Speaker 1: and so I'm excited to revisit this conversation with my
Speaker 1: co host of Democracy Ish, which is live on my
Speaker 1: YouTube channel Fridays at twelve pm Eastern, with my friend
Speaker 1: jahahat Ali. In this episode from last year, we talk
Speaker 1: about the self destructiveness of white supremacy and if you remember,
Speaker 1: at this time back in twenty twenty three, the NAACP
Speaker 1: had issued a travel advisory on the state of Florida
Speaker 1: as Ron DeSantis' fascist agenda began to take hold. The
Speaker 1: NAACP and what would follow are some LGBTQ organizations that
Speaker 1: would say that Florida ain't safe for us, and so
Speaker 1: you may want to be advised. And in this conversation,
Speaker 1: Jase and I unpack white supremacy and you know how
Speaker 1: we are going to navigate through this very self destructive,
Speaker 1: self eating, self defeating ideology. And you know this comes
Speaker 1: right now with a couple of weeks until Donald Trump
Speaker 1: takes the oath that we know that he will break
Speaker 1: as soon as he puts his hand on that Bible
Speaker 1: to give a damn about our constitution to uphold it.
Speaker 1: And we know that Donald Trump could care less about
Speaker 1: our constitution. And frankly, right now it doesn't even seem
Speaker 1: like he's actually the president elect. It more so seems
Speaker 1: like Elon Muskiz. Has anybody heard from JD Vance? Probably not?
Speaker 1: So Buckle up as we revisit this conversation, because sometimes
Speaker 1: going backwards helps us figure out our path forward. Folks,
Speaker 1: I am always very excited when I get to bring
Speaker 1: on my co host, my weekly co host of a
Speaker 1: Democracy Ishaha hot al Lee, who is an author, a
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Speaker 1: with Waja Hot and I and some really amazing, amazing
Speaker 1: guests that we get into conversation with SOA was you know,
Speaker 1: first of all, I just America. You know, I'll just
Speaker 1: start there America and then slap my head and we
Speaker 1: can just go from there. But over the weekend, the
Speaker 1: NAACP issued a really intense warning to black people in
Speaker 1: America and members of other marginalized groups in saying that
Speaker 1: you should be wary of traveling to the state of Florida,
Speaker 1: that Florida is essentially a hate state, that it is
Speaker 1: a dangerous state for black people, for LGBTQ people, for women.
Speaker 1: It was lengthy, it was necessary, and it harkens back
Speaker 1: to essentially a time in this country during Jim Crow
Speaker 1: segregation where Black Americans had to if they were traveling,
Speaker 1: they got something called a green book Juaja hot Ali.
Speaker 1: They got a green book at different gas stations in
Speaker 1: different places of respites in between their travels from the
Speaker 1: North throughout the South that would signal to them in
Speaker 1: providing great detail places that would accept their money and
Speaker 1: their presence as black people, whether it was at a
Speaker 1: restaurant or a gas station or a hotel. And traveling
Speaker 1: was so precarious and could end up resulting in a lynching,
Speaker 1: a rape, a robbery, a beating, all of these things,
Speaker 1: that the Green Book was necessary created by Victor Green,
Speaker 1: a postal worker who created this and printed it himself
Speaker 1: and was disseminated throughout the South. And so here we
Speaker 1: are fast forward to twenty twenty three, where the nacious,
Speaker 1: longest and oldest civil rights organization has made this stark warning.
Speaker 1: How did that land with you?
Speaker 2: I thought The Green Book was a movie where Vigo
Speaker 2: Mortensen was taught by Mahershala Ali how to write letters
Speaker 2: to his wife and then they and then they had
Speaker 2: been Ali Weather. Oh yeah, my bad. Sorry. Look. I
Speaker 2: think the NAACP should be joined by the National Organization
Speaker 2: of Women, who should give an advisory to women who
Speaker 2: want to go to Florida because Ron DeSantis, the wet
Speaker 2: noodle that we have always said that he is on
Speaker 2: our other podcast, has now restricted abortions after six weeks.
Speaker 2: I think GLAD or any organization that represents LGBTQ plus
Speaker 2: communities should also issue an advisory because don't say gay.
Speaker 2: I think educators and librarians should all so issue an
Speaker 2: advisory because they're banning books, they're banning ap African American studies,
Speaker 2: they're silencing academics and they're threatening librarians. And I also
Speaker 2: think any group that tries to protect immigrants, especially on
Speaker 2: document immigrants, should also issue an advisory warning because with
Speaker 2: the new anti immigration bill, which none enough people are
Speaker 2: talking about that he passed, basically they could just stop
Speaker 2: anyone who looks mexicany ask them for their papers, and
Speaker 2: out of state driver's licenses apparently aren't enough. So it
Speaker 2: has led to Danielle as of last week and something
Speaker 2: that people should mention massive stoppages in construction in Florida.
Speaker 2: Why because just like in the African American community, in
Speaker 2: the immigrant community and migrant community, especially the Latino communities
Speaker 2: weren't spread and people are like, yo, unless you want
Speaker 2: to get detained and deported, don't go to Florida. So
Speaker 2: I would say, Danielle, if you go anti woke, you'll
Speaker 2: go broke. And another thing I'll say is good on
Speaker 2: the NAACP. And we were talking about this earlier. A
Speaker 2: tweet came out from a friend of ours, historian Kevin
Speaker 2: Cruise of Princeton, who's excellent on Twitter follow him if
Speaker 2: you don't and Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz, who cares
Speaker 2: so much about his constituents that whenever there's trouble, he
Speaker 2: goes to can Kun. You know he's now leading the
Speaker 2: charge with all these other Republicans. How dare you, nubacap,
Speaker 2: how dare you? And he invokes doctor King. Doctor King
Speaker 2: would be so embarrassed, and then Camvin Cruz says, ah,
Speaker 2: as a historian, I have receipts. Actually, Doctor King back
Speaker 2: in the day called for a boycott of this state
Speaker 2: called Alabama, precisely because as you described, Danielle, it was
Speaker 2: a haven for white violence, white vigilante violence against black
Speaker 2: people and those whites who helped black people.
Speaker 1: So yeah, So Kevin Cruz and folks, it is Kevin
Speaker 1: and Cruz k r U s E. He tweeted this
Speaker 1: in response to Ted Cruz, who said, quote, this is
Speaker 1: bizarre and utterly dishonest. In the nineteen fifties and sixties,
Speaker 1: the NAACP did extraordinary good thing, good good helping lead
Speaker 1: the civil rights movement. Today, doctor Kin would be ashamed
Speaker 1: of how profoundly they've lost their way. So quote tweeting
Speaker 1: that Professor Kevin Cruz tweets this. In nineteen sixty five,
Speaker 1: doctor King called for a national boycott of the State
Speaker 1: of Alabama saying that the Democratic governor George Wallace's policies
Speaker 1: constituted a quote, reign of terror against black Americans. And so,
Speaker 1: just so folks don't get it twisted, Ted Cruz knows nothing,
Speaker 1: and I know that it is. It is very hard
Speaker 1: to dig into the bin of idiots see and lack
Speaker 1: of intellectual nimbleness and honesty when we're talking about the
Speaker 1: Republican Party writ large, but in particular Ted Cruz much
Speaker 1: alike Republicans love to do coming around the Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King Junior Holiday, which is to take out the one
Speaker 1: quote that they know out of its context. Daniel quotes,
Speaker 1: you're right, you're right, and admonish black people for acknowledging
Speaker 1: the racist policies that they put together, because US acknowledging
Speaker 1: racism is what is racist, not the policies in and
Speaker 1: of itself. So Professor Cruse said, let me provide you
Speaker 1: with the actual receipts of the New York Times article
Speaker 1: that was written in nineteen sixty five. And so I
Speaker 1: think was what gets me here is that facts don't
Speaker 1: register with the Party of Lies and the Party of hate.
Speaker 1: But what should register with Americans and the pop is
Speaker 1: that this party hasn't just regressed, it has devolved, right,
Speaker 1: It has devolved into something where we thought that the
Speaker 1: commentary that we understood around the civil rights movement we
Speaker 1: would always look at through a historical lens. But here
Speaker 1: we are in present day, twenty twenty three America, following
Speaker 1: the successful two terms of our nation's first black president.
Speaker 1: We currently have our first black and an Aapi vice
Speaker 1: president woman of the United States. That we are still
Speaker 1: in the midst of experiencing some extraordinary first But here
Speaker 1: we are with the nation's oldest civil rights organization having
Speaker 1: to issue travel warnings to black people in America.
Speaker 2: And you know, Daniel, I'm going to google this because
Speaker 2: I wanted to get the quote right. You know, we
Speaker 2: mentioned George Waller for those people who forget George Wallace
Speaker 2: ran for president. He was also elected as governor of
Speaker 2: Alabama in nineteen sixty three. This is what George Wallace said,
Speaker 2: in the name of the greatest people that have ever
Speaker 2: trod this earth, I draw the line in the dust
Speaker 2: and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny. And
Speaker 2: I say segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. And what
Speaker 2: I said during the tyranny of Donald Trump's four years
Speaker 2: in the White House is that he has a lot
Speaker 2: in comma George Wallace. He's a demagogue. In fact, people
Speaker 2: support George Wallace should support Donald Trump. So you say devolved.
Speaker 2: I say they're returning back to their roots. This is
Speaker 2: who they were, And people say, oh, well, job, that's
Speaker 2: too harsh. I want to remind you all that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump said when the looting starts, the shooting starts, another
Speaker 2: famous pro segregation and dog whistle in those parts right
Speaker 2: from the sixties. So these folks Ted Cruz and the
Speaker 2: modern Republican Party literally, I mean, do we really think
Speaker 2: if they took a Dolorean back to the sixties, would
Speaker 2: they be on the side of Doctor King or would
Speaker 2: they be on the side of George Wallace. And I'll
Speaker 2: give you this, don't say gay banning, any treatment of
Speaker 2: transgender kids, banning books written by Tony Morrison, going after
Speaker 2: Colin Kaepernick for bending a knee, but supporting white supremacists
Speaker 2: and Christian nationalists who tried to literally overthrow our election right,
Speaker 2: calling Donald Trump, calling the black officer who defended these
Speaker 2: Republican congressmen a thug, but praising Ashley Babbitt, who was
Speaker 2: radicalized by QAnon, praising people like Kyle Rittenhouse who shan
Speaker 2: killed two white folks at a BLM protest, praising and
Speaker 2: the guy, the white guy who got convicted by a
Speaker 2: jury of his peers in Texas for shooting another protester
Speaker 2: at a BLM protest. Tucker Carlson said, parton them, and
Speaker 2: Greg Abbat said, sure, I'll part on this white killer
Speaker 2: who was convicted by a jury of his peers, literally
Speaker 2: lynching I'm at Arbury for jogging while black in his neighborhood.
Speaker 2: And if it wasn't for the video that was released,
Speaker 2: they would not be in prison. So you tell me, Danielle.
Speaker 2: Would these people, these modern Republicans, be on the side
Speaker 2: of doctor King because they only know three of his
Speaker 2: quotes and forget everything else, especially the condemnation of corrupt
Speaker 2: capitalism and white supremacy? Or would they be on the
Speaker 2: side of George Wallace? And I would tell you they'd
Speaker 2: be on the side of George Wallace. So NAACP is
Speaker 2: finally flexing and the way you go after these folks.
Speaker 2: And this is why I've always said that white supremacy
Speaker 2: is ultimately self destructive because Ron DeSantis, in order to
Speaker 2: feed the magabase that has been radicalized and weaponized, has
Speaker 2: to go after Disney. He can't double down, he can't retreat,
Speaker 2: even though you and I know on the DL the
Speaker 2: Republicans like, whoa, whoa, whoa, there round Santiss. You can
Speaker 2: bite the hand that feeds you. Now they've gone all
Speaker 2: in to feed this radicalized base that wants to stand
Speaker 2: its ground. That Florida is, I'm sorry to say, getting
Speaker 2: some karma. Disney flex last week, right, they're actually just
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago Disney said, all right, that
Speaker 2: huge billion.
Speaker 1: Dollar complex pulling it.
Speaker 2: Peace out. NAACP said, oh, Disney's gonna peace out. We're
Speaker 2: gonna peace out. Educators are gonna peace out. I think
Speaker 2: what about college athletes, black athletes. Will they go to
Speaker 2: university Florida schools for football? You tell me, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: say no. So this is one of those situations where
Speaker 2: you need this multicultural coalition. And when I see the NAACP,
Speaker 2: I was serious. I want now the National Organization of Women,
Speaker 2: I want Glad, I want all these groups now to say,
Speaker 2: all right, Florida, you want to go anti woke you're
Speaker 2: gonna go bro. That's my take on this.
Speaker 1: You have to go after, right. I think that it
Speaker 1: should be colleges, big sports entities, ticket Master, Live Nation,
Speaker 1: all of these places that do business that do multi
Speaker 1: million dollar or a billion dollar business like Disney and
Speaker 1: say so we're done. And there are people wash who
Speaker 1: come out and say, well, you know, you can't harm
Speaker 1: the people that live there that are trying to do
Speaker 1: the best that they can. And I said, well, you know,
Speaker 1: money talks and bullshit walks. So if at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, we are still operating under this capitalist regime, right,
Speaker 1: and you have the power to sway you know, the
Speaker 1: ticket masters of the world and the big names from
Speaker 1: going and performing in places like Florida, if you have
Speaker 1: the ability to say, you know what, NBA, nc DOUBLEA,
Speaker 1: NFL and others that we're not going to support you
Speaker 1: if you are playing games and giving money to this state.
Speaker 1: Because it isn't just construction that is now faltering in Florida,
Speaker 1: it is also guess what, agriculture is faltering in Florida, right,
Speaker 1: because they literally have fruits and vegetables dying on the vines.
Speaker 1: Because our agriculture market requires, right migrant workers.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Whether or not we want to pay them, acknowledge them,
Speaker 1: provide them with dignity and respect. This is how things work.
Speaker 1: So you know, when I see the NAACP and Equality Florida,
Speaker 1: and I think there is one other organization that I
Speaker 1: am remiss at remembering right now who has issued warnings
Speaker 1: with regard to Florida. I believe that everyone else, the
Speaker 1: Human Rights Campaign, glad ACLU, others, Southern Popular Law. Everybody
Speaker 1: should fall in line.
Speaker 2: I forgot pen America joined up with Penguin Random House,
Speaker 2: one of the Titan publishing corporations, to sue Florida. That
Speaker 2: happened last week. Also and the last quick thing before.
Speaker 2: It also goes to show you, in this capitalist country
Speaker 2: where all that matters is money, the color green trumps
Speaker 2: all of the colors. In God, we trust it's right there.
Speaker 2: It also goes to show you, Danielle, if these corporations
Speaker 2: actually cared about freedom, democracy and human rights overnight, there
Speaker 2: would be changes in this country. Disney. Disney's kind of
Speaker 2: like the unexpected hero because they pushed Disney to the
Speaker 2: point where they finally had to step up. Disney could
Speaker 2: have done this on its own right, so it just
Speaker 2: goes to show you how much power these organizations have
Speaker 2: that if you go after their bottom line, they're going
Speaker 2: to go after the Republicans that they also feed. But
Speaker 2: it also goes to show you that if they actually
Speaker 2: cared overnight, they can rain in the Republicans and the
Speaker 2: majority can stop, you know, being hijacked by a minority.
Speaker 2: That's the sad part. This could happen overnight, you.
Speaker 1: Know, speaking of things that happened overnight.
Speaker 2: Well, good, well done, excellent segue.
Speaker 1: With a few minutes that we have left the lone
Speaker 1: black Republican Senator Tim Scott has you know, said, you
Speaker 1: know he's running for president, and you know he's doing
Speaker 1: so wa was by stating that America is not a
Speaker 1: racist country. Now, we've just spent the last sixteen minutes
Speaker 1: talking about all the ways in which America is absolutely
Speaker 1: and totally racist, right from hearkening back to George Wallace
Speaker 1: to today's policies that are happening to the NAACP's announcement.
Speaker 1: But in Tim Scott's America and the reality that he
Speaker 1: lives in, in his hehaw America. He believes that anybody
Speaker 1: who tells you that America is racist. They are lying
Speaker 1: to you. That's what he said in his announcement speech.
Speaker 1: And you know, Tim Scott has been the literal blackface
Speaker 1: that the Republican Party has trotted out to deal to
Speaker 1: come up with compromise legislation that fell apart after the
Speaker 1: murder of George Floyd. He was to be working with
Speaker 1: his counterpart, Senator Corey Booker to create legislation that would,
Speaker 1: I don't know, stop cops from being able to kill
Speaker 1: unarmed black people and use police brutality and wield unimaginable force.
Speaker 1: And that all fell apart after about eight months, and
Speaker 1: they have yet to come back to the table again
Speaker 1: on those issues. But anytime there is an issue with
Speaker 1: regard to race or racism, it is Tim Scott that
Speaker 1: the Republican parties pushed to the front, and he is
Speaker 1: saying that he wants us to get back to a
Speaker 1: place of unity right where we can have differences with
Speaker 1: one another, but that we are all part of the
Speaker 1: same American team. He harkened back to Reagan that America
Speaker 1: is this beacon on the hill. He pulled out every
Speaker 1: single trope, every single Republican talking point, But the differentiator
Speaker 1: here is that he is not referring to his Democratic
Speaker 1: opponents as his enemies. He is not calling for them
Speaker 1: to be round up and hunted like dogs, like Governor
Speaker 1: McMaster just said at a South Carolina Republican convention meeting.
Speaker 2: Wow that one. Wow Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, rounded up and hunted like dogs. That he wants
Speaker 1: them Democrats to be so rare that that is the case,
Speaker 1: and Democrats in South Carolina are calling on him for
Speaker 1: an apology. I better they wait for hell to freeze over.
Speaker 1: What do you make of Tim Scott his announcement and
Speaker 1: how he is positioning himself right now with another black
Speaker 1: quote unquote rising star Byron Donalds, who is an election denier.
Speaker 1: Who's the other black face that Republicans are loving to
Speaker 1: trot out.
Speaker 2: Every community has a token, a cultural validator, a black
Speaker 2: or brown face that acts as a trojan horse for
Speaker 2: white supremacy, one who believes that they are either special
Speaker 2: and exalted and different from US savages. The Clarence Thomas
Speaker 2: wants the ones who hate themselves or the ones who
Speaker 2: realize this is a good gig because the money is
Speaker 2: lucrative and I can parrot all their talking points and
Speaker 2: I'll be the token black I'll be the Candice Owens.
Speaker 2: I'll be the Nikki Haley, the vivid Ramaswami. Right. And
Speaker 2: the interesting thing is they engage in all these petzel
Speaker 2: circusile rational you know, gymnastics in their head. Nikki Haley
Speaker 2: said the same thing when she ran for when she
Speaker 2: announced her candidacy, and literally right when she did, and
Speaker 2: Colter told her to go back to her own country.
Speaker 2: People always forget this, right, Literally, Donald Trump said she
Speaker 2: has the wrong complexion to be my running mate. Right,
Speaker 2: So they're being racist to their face and they sit
Speaker 2: there and they eat their shit sandwich, because that's the
Speaker 2: fausting bargain. Tim Scott knows what's up, but he's made
Speaker 2: this fasting bargain. He's never going to be president. He
Speaker 2: effed up. Literally, he took the mic and did a
Speaker 2: Howard Dean moment and effed up even making his announcement.
Speaker 2: So it's over. He's he's going to be a punch line.
Speaker 2: But what he'll get is a lifelong tenure in the
Speaker 2: Republican Party as the token black. He'll get a six
Speaker 2: to seven figure book deal, he'll get a consulting gig,
Speaker 2: and he'll allow Republicans to get away with the fiction
Speaker 2: that they're not racist, because look, we support the black yep.
Speaker 1: It is a gig as old as time right to
Speaker 1: be and I love your phrasing, the embodiment of the
Speaker 1: trojan horse for white supremacy. It is it can't possibly
Speaker 1: exist because I exist, right, And the reality is Tip Scott,
Speaker 1: you know his grandfather, I believe, you know, pick cotton, right,
Speaker 1: lived in the lived under the weight of segregation. And
Speaker 1: so Tip Scott has a lot to be proud of.
Speaker 1: His family has a lot to be proud of. Right,
Speaker 1: you go from in two generations from picking cotton to
Speaker 1: picking policy, and that is that has always been you know,
Speaker 1: his line of thinking. But there's something that got contorted
Speaker 1: into did in his mind about because he had said
Speaker 1: ability and advantages that then every black person in this
Speaker 1: country has had the same ability and advantages And everything
Speaker 1: else that we see is just a product of our imagination.
Speaker 1: And if we just ignore it, if we just align
Speaker 1: with our oppressor and be grateful to share stages with
Speaker 1: them and share microphones with them, then all will be well.
Speaker 2: Pull your pull yourself up from.
Speaker 1: Yes right, and don't let your don't let your complexion
Speaker 1: be what causes you to not be able to succeed.
Speaker 1: That's just an excuse, right, So it is it is
Speaker 1: such an incredible place where you named you name checked
Speaker 1: all of these black and brown faces. Uh, that the
Speaker 1: Republican Party is pushing forward to cloak their white supremacy
Speaker 1: in right, And and I just wonder do you think
Speaker 1: last question for you, how do we we think this
Speaker 1: is gonna fair in the long run? The Decks and
Speaker 1: the Nikkis and the Byrons and the Tim Scotts. You know,
Speaker 1: is this the new Republican Party or just the same
Speaker 1: old ropodope?
Speaker 2: You know, Colonialism like herpies, lingers forever, and it gets
Speaker 2: passed on generation and generation. And it's not just black people,
Speaker 2: but it's people of color who've come to this country, right,
Speaker 2: They unconsciously, oftentimes chased whiteness for protection and safety. And
Speaker 2: I've given this analogy before they came here, like, huh,
Speaker 2: who's winning, who's creating the policies, who's on top, who's
Speaker 2: on the billboards, who's the hero white folks, who's in jail,
Speaker 2: who's hated? Who's beating up black people? Even though my
Speaker 2: natural allies will be the black and brown folks, let
Speaker 2: me chase whiteness. I'll never be white, but I'll be protected.
Speaker 2: I'll be asymptotic to whiteness, right, and then you engage
Speaker 2: in all these rationalizations, and I am the good one.
Speaker 2: If they only pull themselves up from the bootstraps like me,
Speaker 2: if they got rid of their pathology and self loathing,
Speaker 2: if they became post racist, then everything would be better.
Speaker 2: And yet time and time again, you can't wipe off
Speaker 2: the blackness and the brownness. This country reminds you violently
Speaker 2: your place in the hierarchy. And so what I think
Speaker 2: is going to happen is that whiteness has always evolved
Speaker 2: to survive. It is trying to win over Latinos and
Speaker 2: Asians and black folks through family values, through the transgender panic.
Speaker 2: I think they will win over a minority of our community.
Speaker 2: I think they will, and I think you're going to see,
Speaker 2: like the Latino white supremacist in Texas who killed eight people,
Speaker 2: We're going to see more and more of that. But
Speaker 2: I do think the cruelty of white supremacy is finally
Speaker 2: animating enough people, Danielle, thanks to the work of Martin
Speaker 2: Luther King, the Silver Rights Movement, our ancestors who fought
Speaker 2: in bled that they say I'm done with this, and
Speaker 2: enough whites. Maybe if enough whites can say, oh, this
Speaker 2: is self destructive for our families and this country, we
Speaker 2: can get that coalition of about seventy percent. But I
Speaker 2: think this will be the norm. You're gonna see more tokens.
Speaker 2: You're going to see more Latino, black, brown, white supremacists,
Speaker 2: and you're gonna see our community having to call them
Speaker 2: out and expose them and do more education. I know
Speaker 2: that's not the answer that people want, but that's my
Speaker 2: realistic answer as to how white supremacy will evolve to
Speaker 2: try to stave off the inevitable minority majority that is America.
Speaker 1: Well, Wajah hot Ali, my good good friend. I thank
Speaker 1: you so much for all of your work, for the
Speaker 1: continued ways that you use your platform to sound an alarm.
Speaker 1: I know that they don't listen to us all the time,
Speaker 1: but our track record, as you say on Democracy Ish
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Speaker 1: That is it for me today. Dear friends on wokf
Speaker 1: as always, Power to the people and to all the people. Power,
Speaker 1: get woke and stay woke as fuck.