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: I want to talk a bit about monkey pox and
Speaker 1: the way that the media and politicians and cities and
Speaker 1: states have been handling this outbreak, which as you know,
Speaker 1: we talked about it last week with our friend, our
Speaker 1: in house doctor, doctor Jonathan Metzel, and the ways in
Speaker 1: which it seems to me, just based on observations from
Speaker 1: our handling of covid um our handling before COVID, of
Speaker 1: HIV AIDS and now with monkey pox, that we as
Speaker 1: a society have learned absolutely fucking nothing. So here's my feeling.
Speaker 1: And you guys know that I'm not a doctor, so
Speaker 1: the opinions that I offer are just that, they are
Speaker 1: my opinions based on my analysis of the facts that
Speaker 1: are presented. Monkeypox is a condition, a disease, a virus
Speaker 1: that is shared via close physical contact. Right now, it
Speaker 1: seems as if it is running rampant in the community
Speaker 1: of men who sleep with other men, right And the
Speaker 1: way that it has been talked about, however, you know,
Speaker 1: from the beginning, has been just that which is essentially
Speaker 1: oh monkeypox is something that we all don't really have
Speaker 1: to worry about unless you are, in fact a man
Speaker 1: that sleeps with other men, which, by virtue of just
Speaker 1: saying that in the media, you are placing a stigma
Speaker 1: around a virus that at some point in time anyone
Speaker 1: is going to be able to pick up, which is
Speaker 1: what has happened. Right as the cases begin to spread,
Speaker 1: and now children have contracted monkey pox, and now more
Speaker 1: women are contracting monkey pox. What we know to be
Speaker 1: true is that what begins in one community does not
Speaker 1: fucking stay there. And I don't know how many times
Speaker 1: that we need to see something happen in order for
Speaker 1: us just to recognize that we need to be alerting
Speaker 1: all people, not saying like, hey, don't worry, don't give
Speaker 1: a shit about this community, and you're good, which is
Speaker 1: essentially how this monkeypox rollout has happened. Monkeypox has been
Speaker 1: something that is obviously has been prevalent in some African nations,
Speaker 1: why because of their geography and environmental conditions that they
Speaker 1: live around actual fucking monkeys, right so much in the
Speaker 1: same way that people in this country didn't give a
Speaker 1: fuck about a bola because it was something that was
Speaker 1: basically just prevalent in certain areas of African nations. And also,
Speaker 1: you know, based on the world's anti blackness, we don't
Speaker 1: give a fuck what comes out of African nations and
Speaker 1: communities because our belief is like, oh, we're so far away,
Speaker 1: as if there are not trains, not trains, but as
Speaker 1: if there are not planes, and as if we don't
Speaker 1: live now in a global community. But so, monkeypox was
Speaker 1: something that was ravaging certain areas on the continent of Africa. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we don't talk about that. We don't talk about
Speaker 1: the fact that pharmaceutical companies did not make vaccinations readily
Speaker 1: available because it was considered a disease that was very
Speaker 1: much targeted to one area of the world. That guess what,
Speaker 1: large pharmaceutical companies that are run by white people don't
Speaker 1: give a fuck about producing enough vaccines for because they're
Speaker 1: not going to be able to make money off of it,
Speaker 1: and they don't really care. Let's just understand that that
Speaker 1: they're in the business of making money. This is an
Speaker 1: industry and it wasn't as widespread well now, much in
Speaker 1: the same way that COVID started out in one part
Speaker 1: of the world and then readily spread very quickly. Monkeypox
Speaker 1: is doing the same. Last week when I was watching
Speaker 1: the news, there are like a handful of cases right
Speaker 1: all across the country. Now what is being reported by
Speaker 1: MSNBC is that there are ninety new cases like a
Speaker 1: fucking day now, where there were just like maybe one
Speaker 1: or two in a week. So now in the last
Speaker 1: two weeks, monkeypox has fucking doubled in its spreading, right,
Speaker 1: and again it is spreading outside of the men sleeping
Speaker 1: with men community. And no, that does not mean that,
Speaker 1: oh well, now, if you are a woman that has
Speaker 1: contracted this, it means that somehow your partner, if you
Speaker 1: are in a heterosexual relationship, is somehow on the down low.
Speaker 1: This is how this shit, this stigma begins to happen.
Speaker 1: That we decide that we turn these viruses that are
Speaker 1: becoming more prevalent, we turn them into moral failures. Right
Speaker 1: that there must be something wrong with you if you've
Speaker 1: contracted COVID, why weren't you following the rules right where
Speaker 1: it's just like, okay, the fucking virus has changed, right,
Speaker 1: and it spreads quicker, and even if you are outdoors,
Speaker 1: but you're in close contact. And now I'm speaking specifically
Speaker 1: about COVID. It isn't a moral failure that you contract
Speaker 1: this disease. It is the virus. It is fucking spreading, right,
Speaker 1: and can spread faster. So the way that we begin
Speaker 1: to explain these different medical conditions and viruses to the public,
Speaker 1: I think is in large part part of our huge
Speaker 1: fucking failure. Right, monkey Pots needed to be presented as
Speaker 1: it is a virus that happens when you are in
Speaker 1: close physical contact with other people. And maybe we start
Speaker 1: to think about what are we talking about when we
Speaker 1: say close physical contact. Are we talking about the touching
Speaker 1: of hands? Are we talking about the touching of like
Speaker 1: actual body parts. Are we talking about an exchange of
Speaker 1: bodily fluid? Are we putting monkey Pots in the category
Speaker 1: of a sexually transmitted disease or is it not? Are
Speaker 1: we going back to a place where we need to
Speaker 1: be talking about You know, hey, this is really about
Speaker 1: hygiene and bodily care, So you need to be washing
Speaker 1: hands regularly, carrying your hand sanitizer. This is not something
Speaker 1: that spreads through the air like COVID, right that This
Speaker 1: is more about bodily contact, So you need to be
Speaker 1: if you are intimate with people in that in a
Speaker 1: sexual contact like there needs to be more explanation that
Speaker 1: is done as opposed to giving people just enough information
Speaker 1: for them to feel as if they can opt out, right,
Speaker 1: as if oh I don't have to care about this
Speaker 1: and I don't have to pay attention because this has
Speaker 1: nothing to do with me, when it fact, it fucking does.
Speaker 1: Because I guarantee you that two weeks from the time
Speaker 1: that you are listening to this, that those case numbers
Speaker 1: will have doubled again, right, and then this is going
Speaker 1: to be a conversation that we're going to be having
Speaker 1: once again that kids are getting ready to go back
Speaker 1: to school, because when we are talking about I just
Speaker 1: want to set this stage. Imagine this. I used to
Speaker 1: when I got my master's in early childhood education. As
Speaker 1: part of one of the internships that I was doing,
Speaker 1: I was working in a preschool. And you all know,
Speaker 1: preschool and acres are basically Petri dishes for every type
Speaker 1: of sickness that you can fucking imagine. Why, Because these
Speaker 1: little kids are putting everything in their mouths. They're putting everything,
Speaker 1: you know, they're running noses, they're spitting up on things,
Speaker 1: they're throwing up. You know, some that are not potty trained.
Speaker 1: All of these things are happening in preschool and in
Speaker 1: daycare settings, right. So if we're talking about close skin contact, right,
Speaker 1: and it doesn't necessarily have to be sexual, then we
Speaker 1: need to have eyes wide open as kids begin to
Speaker 1: go back to school, and I'm talking specifically to about
Speaker 1: younger kids that are learning how to care for themselves
Speaker 1: in terms of hygiene. If we're not having these conversations
Speaker 1: about what we are talking about, when we are saying
Speaker 1: close skin contact and close physical contact, then we are
Speaker 1: setting ourselves up once again for a huge, fucking devastating
Speaker 1: pandemic that then will turn endemic because again, what is
Speaker 1: being reported right now is saying that, oh, we are
Speaker 1: failing once again. The world's failing once again, this country
Speaker 1: is failing once again to raise the alarm in a
Speaker 1: significant way that can have people take the steps that
Speaker 1: they need, all people to keep themselves safe. And what
Speaker 1: does safety look like with monkeypox versus COVID, Well, we
Speaker 1: know about one major difference. You wearing a mask right
Speaker 1: will help an airborne virus like covid, right, But it
Speaker 1: is not going to help with a skin touch, a
Speaker 1: body touch virus like monkeypox. So if you are becoming
Speaker 1: an if you are infected, we know with monkeypox, much
Speaker 1: alike covid, it is highly contagious. There is a quarantine
Speaker 1: that has to happen, right, And they're not just talking about, oh,
Speaker 1: if you're in a shared space or home with people,
Speaker 1: oh okay, you can just wear a mask. They're talking
Speaker 1: about separate plates, utensils, cleaning, cleaning of surfaces. That literally
Speaker 1: everything that you touch from the point of infection with
Speaker 1: monkeypox is indeed a vector point for the disease. So
Speaker 1: I'm like, what the fuck is happening right now in
Speaker 1: terms of our explanation to the public about the differences
Speaker 1: in these two fucking serious issues that we have in
Speaker 1: this country right now, So, folks, I want you to
Speaker 1: read up right, we are going to continue following monkeypocs.
Speaker 1: The state of New York, where I am, has issued
Speaker 1: a state of emergency, so has the state of California.
Speaker 1: Other places will be doing it as what we are
Speaker 1: seeing now is that it is becoming once again monkey
Speaker 1: pops rampant in the middle of the country as well. Right, So,
Speaker 1: if we are not giving the people, giving the public
Speaker 1: the information as the information is becoming available and instead
Speaker 1: of pinning it on one community just because you were
Speaker 1: seeing it in one community. Right now, I don't even
Speaker 1: think that that necessarily was useful news, right because in people,
Speaker 1: you have to understand the psychology of how people think
Speaker 1: and what people think. Is that if you say, oh,
Speaker 1: this is prevalent in black people and I'm white, well,
Speaker 1: that ain't got nothing to do with me. If you
Speaker 1: are saying that something is prevalent among women and I
Speaker 1: and I am a man, then again I'm opting out
Speaker 1: of even thinking about this because that doesn't have anything
Speaker 1: to do with me. We are holding so much information
Speaker 1: that I feel like the folks that are supposed to
Speaker 1: be spreading this information to the public to actually understand
Speaker 1: the psychology of people, right and the fact that you
Speaker 1: got one good time to reach people to alert them
Speaker 1: and then they are open into receiving more information. But
Speaker 1: if you set yourselves up in a way that does
Speaker 1: not inform them of the whole we're fucked, right, Like,
Speaker 1: we're absolutely fucked. And this is what we are seeing
Speaker 1: right now. There is one doctor who is talking about
Speaker 1: monkey pocks becoming endemic to the United States because if
Speaker 1: it finds another animal outside of the monkey that then
Speaker 1: begins to carry this. Let's say, as many we're talking
Speaker 1: about a squirrel, a fucking rabbit like animals that are
Speaker 1: more commonplace in the United States now become the host
Speaker 1: of fucking monkey pocks. We're pretty much fucked right because
Speaker 1: squirrels be running around here all the goddamn time and
Speaker 1: literally are eating your vegetables, are you know, digging up things?
Speaker 1: Like over here where I am, the squirrels attack all
Speaker 1: of the vegetation. So all of my neighbors that are
Speaker 1: growing vegetables blah blah, blah blah blah. Now they think, Okay,
Speaker 1: not a big deal. They've eaten this or they've But
Speaker 1: if they have fucking monkeypops, what does that mean about
Speaker 1: our own produce? Is there enough to do a wash?
Speaker 1: It is enough to do Like again, the more you know,
Speaker 1: the more that we're able to better prepare ourselves and
Speaker 1: adjust to all of this hot shit that keeps coming
Speaker 1: our way. So that's my thought on monkey pots, and
Speaker 1: again we are going to keep an eye on what
Speaker 1: is happening as it evolves. But I really please, dear
Speaker 1: friends and listeners, please head to the CDC's a website.
Speaker 1: We know how we feel about the CDC these days,
Speaker 1: but please head to the CDC's website CDC dot gov
Speaker 1: and get the latest fact sheets on where we are
Speaker 1: with COVID, BA four and BA five and where we
Speaker 1: are with monkeypos Because, folks, the more that we know,
Speaker 1: the more that we can prepare ourselves and prepare those
Speaker 1: that we care about and love and keep ourselves safe.
Speaker 1: And that should be the name of the game these days.
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Speaker 1: you some thing. This is a question that I have
Speaker 1: how many coincidences equals a conspiracy? Because, as it turns out,
Speaker 1: the latest with the Secret Services text messages, the fact
Speaker 1: that the Watchdog Inspector General knew about the deleted text messages,
Speaker 1: began the process of trying to redeem said text messages
Speaker 1: through their forensics, and then decided not to go ahead
Speaker 1: with that project. Why exactly why did they decide to
Speaker 1: stop the retrieval process? Because what we are learning is
Speaker 1: that the Secret Service is where a lot of place
Speaker 1: people go, places go, organizations go, companies go when they
Speaker 1: need to be able to retrieve data. So if the
Speaker 1: Secret Service and this watchdog group is where other groups
Speaker 1: go in order to retrieve data, then the absence of
Speaker 1: said text messaging data no longer seems like an accident,
Speaker 1: does it. It actually starts to seem fairly purposeful and strategic,
Speaker 1: which then leads us to asking self, oh, why did
Speaker 1: twenty four Secret Service members that were in and around
Speaker 1: Trump decide to get their own legal counsel? Maybe because
Speaker 1: they believe that they have criminal exposure. And as I'm
Speaker 1: listening to our friends that are former federal prosecutors like
Speaker 1: Joyce White Vans, like Glenn Carshner, none of this seems accidental.
Speaker 1: It doesn't seem like an oops. It seems like exactly
Speaker 1: what we know, thankfully from the January sixth Committee. All
Speaker 1: of the things that we thought that the Trump administration
Speaker 1: and that sycophants were covering up were indeed happening and
Speaker 1: worse than we even had anticipated. And get guess what,
Speaker 1: there were Trumpers a part of every fucking agency, a
Speaker 1: part of every fucking department, and so if those people
Speaker 1: hadn't been extracted and they all are part of this
Speaker 1: wider conspiracy theory to overthrow the government and play a
Speaker 1: part in that, or they knew what was happening and
Speaker 1: then didn't do anything about it, they have left themselves open.
Speaker 1: And so we need to stop pretending like deleted text
Speaker 1: messages are somehow an accident. That all of the explanations
Speaker 1: that are being offered are explanations that you would get
Speaker 1: from a toddler that's knocked over a plant clearly and
Speaker 1: has made a mess everywhere. And when you say did
Speaker 1: you do that, they say no, it was the wind
Speaker 1: Right And with the Secret Service, it's like, did you
Speaker 1: purposefully delete these text messages? Oh? No, we were just
Speaker 1: having a change of platform and they just mysteriously went away.
Speaker 1: The change of platform digital platform came after the request
Speaker 1: from the January sixth committee. So again, are we all
Speaker 1: to believe that this was what an accident? I don't
Speaker 1: think so, right, So, I'm just sick and tired of
Speaker 1: the bullshit, right. I think that we are all just
Speaker 1: exhausted because I believe that this administration, the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: and they are leftover sycophants think very little of the
Speaker 1: American people. I think they think we're all fucking stupid, right.
Speaker 1: I think that they BELI leave that we're not as
Speaker 1: interested in getting to the truth as we are, which
Speaker 1: is why they continue to say that this is nothing
Speaker 1: more than a witch hunt. Well, here's the reality, and
Speaker 1: this is how Democrats should be selling this in midterm elections.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be held to a different standard
Speaker 1: then those that are working in government, whether or not
Speaker 1: you are the President of the United States, a secret
Speaker 1: Service member, a Capitol police officer, a chief of staff,
Speaker 1: or a member of fucking Congress. I want us all
Speaker 1: to be held to the same fucking standards and the
Speaker 1: same rule of law. And if you're not going to
Speaker 1: give a low level fucking criminal the benefit of the
Speaker 1: doubt because of their skin color, because of their economic status,
Speaker 1: then why the fuck are we giving secret service members
Speaker 1: and an independent age and an independent watchdog the benefit
Speaker 1: of the doubt that we don't give to somebody on
Speaker 1: the stret This is the question that I honestly have
Speaker 1: right because I wish that black people in America, innocent
Speaker 1: fucking black people in America, were given half the fucking
Speaker 1: benefit of the doubt that white criminals are given in
Speaker 1: this country, because that's what gets me. That's what gets
Speaker 1: me and my fucking blood pressure through the roof. Is
Speaker 1: the bait, fucking obvious hypocrisy that we see in our
Speaker 1: legal system. Oh, the bar is so fucking high to
Speaker 1: convict a known criminal, Donald Trump. But my god, we
Speaker 1: can shoot and kill or strangle and murder somebody in
Speaker 1: the goddamn street on suspicion, suspicion that they had a
Speaker 1: counterfeit twenty dollar bill. By the way, we never even
Speaker 1: learned whether or not George Floyd actually even had a
Speaker 1: counterfeit twenty dollar bill that was worth him being murdered
Speaker 1: over right, Donald Trump. Donald Trump's ignorance and blatant lies
Speaker 1: about COVID nineteen cost four hundred thousand American lives by
Speaker 1: the time that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn
Speaker 1: in to be president and vice president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Where's the fucking class action suit against the Trump administration? Right?
Speaker 1: Where is the conversation with regard to the fact that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was an accomplice to murder right knowing that
Speaker 1: he had all the information to warn the American people
Speaker 1: and I'm not saying that people wouldn't have died. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying is that four hundred thousand Americans on his
Speaker 1: watch would not have died, and then continue to be
Speaker 1: lied to that they end up killing themselves because they
Speaker 1: are literally willing, as our friend Jonathan Netzels documented, to
Speaker 1: die of whiteness. So you will kill a black person
Speaker 1: on suspicion of what them jogging in a neighborhood, sleeping
Speaker 1: in their own bed, going to the store, picking up
Speaker 1: a gun in an actual gun store. Black people will
Speaker 1: be murdered. But white people who you know are criming
Speaker 1: out in broad daylight clearly have a different set of
Speaker 1: laws and a bar that must be reached in order
Speaker 1: to try or indict them. And so for me, it's like,
Speaker 1: that's how Democrats need to sell this to the American people.
Speaker 1: Why should you be operating under a different set of
Speaker 1: laws just because you happen to be black, Latin, x Asian,
Speaker 1: you know, any person of color, or that you're not
Speaker 1: a multi millionaire, right Like, why do you have a
Speaker 1: different bar to meet than these people? That to me
Speaker 1: is a political ad that I would run from now
Speaker 1: until fucking election day, Right Like, if no one is
Speaker 1: above the law, then we should all be subscribing to
Speaker 1: the same laws. And if I can be picked up
Speaker 1: on the lowest of low level, you know, thought by
Speaker 1: a police officer that I've done something wrong, that by
Speaker 1: virtue of them thinking that I've done something wrong, they're
Speaker 1: able to shoot me, you know a number of times,
Speaker 1: then tell me why we have so much evidence of
Speaker 1: wrongdoing by the Secret Service, by the Trump administration, and
Speaker 1: yet again no one at that level has been picked
Speaker 1: up or indicted. These are the questions that the American
Speaker 1: people actually are asking. Switching gears again. I went on
Speaker 1: MSNBC over the weekend and I was asked a question
Speaker 1: about whether or not I believe that abortion was going
Speaker 1: lack of access to abortion was going to be a
Speaker 1: galvanizing issue for midterm elections, like is it going to
Speaker 1: get people to the polls? And this is what I
Speaker 1: want to unpack here, and just for us to tell
Speaker 1: the fucking truth about black women vote ninety percent of
Speaker 1: the time. Okay, they are the most reliable voting block
Speaker 1: in this country. So when you are asking me a
Speaker 1: question about what will be the galvanizing issue to get
Speaker 1: quote unquote people to the polls. Let's be specific, right,
Speaker 1: Let's just say who we're talking about, instead of that
Speaker 1: this kind of line of questioning that would have me
Speaker 1: believe that you're talking about all people, when really who
Speaker 1: you're talking about is white women, who the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: has not been able to galvanize or to get them
Speaker 1: a part of the big tent because suburban white women
Speaker 1: vote with their husbands, and their husbands are Republicans. And
Speaker 1: we know this to be true, and have known this
Speaker 1: to be true since the fucking nineteen sixties. So if
Speaker 1: you're going to ask people questions, let's just be real
Speaker 1: about who the fuck you're asking the question about. That's
Speaker 1: number one. Number two. I don't know what it's going
Speaker 1: to get white women to the polls. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I don't think either party has any idea, right except
Speaker 1: for the fact that wherever their husbands decide to lead. Right,
Speaker 1: because white women are the most protected women, the most
Speaker 1: protected group, I will say, in this country by virtue
Speaker 1: of the fact that white men and society have seen
Speaker 1: white women as the ultimate prize. They're the ultimate in
Speaker 1: terms of beauty, in terms of femininity, in terms of
Speaker 1: all of the things. Right, it is why you know,
Speaker 1: there is this push, this anti abortion push. It is
Speaker 1: connected to white supremacy and to patriarchy. Their numbers are dwindling, right,
Speaker 1: And part of if you listen to these motherfucking oath
Speaker 1: keepers and the three percenters and the proud Boys, part
Speaker 1: of their white supremacy, theorizing comes from the fact that
Speaker 1: more white women need to be giving birth to white men. Right.
Speaker 1: It's why there were misagynation laws on the books, right,
Speaker 1: because if you were to have these races mix to
Speaker 1: a certain extent, then, my god, how would we be
Speaker 1: able to keep the group separate and one at the
Speaker 1: top of the pyramid and others at the bottom. You wouldn't, right,
Speaker 1: because let me tell you that this we don't work
Speaker 1: in slave ways anymore. Right. I say all that to say, folks,
Speaker 1: that I feel once again about being honest about what
Speaker 1: we are saying and who we are talking to, and
Speaker 1: why I believe that if the Democratic Party were to
Speaker 1: do something bold like tell the truth as it pertains
Speaker 1: to abortion, and it not just be about bodily autonomy,
Speaker 1: which it is, and it not just be about control,
Speaker 1: which it is. But let us say the quiet part
Speaker 1: out loud as to who they want to control and why,
Speaker 1: and maybe that would be the thing that galvanizes white
Speaker 1: women into believing that they did not sign up to
Speaker 1: be anybody's fucking incubator right for white male patriarchy, That
Speaker 1: they did not sign up to just literally be an
Speaker 1: oven right, a mindless fucking oven incubator for white babies.
Speaker 1: And maybe if we were to be explicit and just
Speaker 1: tell the truth in that fucking way, that then we
Speaker 1: would activate white women in this real way. And you know,
Speaker 1: I told you last week that on Democracy Ish last
Speaker 1: week my other podcasts that I'd do with my friend
Speaker 1: wajahat Ali, that we spoke with State Michigan Senator Mallory McMorrow,
Speaker 1: whose video went viral after calling out her Republican counterpart
Speaker 1: for referring to her as a fucking pedophile because she
Speaker 1: cared about trans children having equity, right and respect. And
Speaker 1: she said that her goal is to talk to other
Speaker 1: suburban white women who identify as Christian, because if they
Speaker 1: are not talking to each other, then who the fuck
Speaker 1: are they talking to? And like I have said time
Speaker 1: and time again, white suburban women are not going to
Speaker 1: listen to me. What I am saying falls on non
Speaker 1: listening ears. And so what I need for those of
Speaker 1: you who are white, right, who are women who do
Speaker 1: live in the suburbs, to think about you always ask
Speaker 1: what can I do? You can start talking to and
Speaker 1: organizing groups of other white women right to talk about
Speaker 1: the truth and your feelings around abortion, right to talk
Speaker 1: about the feelings and your truth around bodily autonomy, and
Speaker 1: what white men are setting you up to do, which
Speaker 1: is setting you up to be the fall right to
Speaker 1: have to leave the workforce, to be dependent on them financially,
Speaker 1: right to roll you back into the nineteen fifties in
Speaker 1: the place where you all were, you know, hopped up
Speaker 1: on alcohol and drugs as a way to get through
Speaker 1: your day because it was the only outlet that you had,
Speaker 1: was mother's little helper. So I need white women to
Speaker 1: talk to other white women and tell the truth about
Speaker 1: what white men are setting you all up for, because
Speaker 1: it's going to look worse than the Handmaid's Tale. And
Speaker 1: that's the fucking truth. That is it for me today,
Speaker 1: Dear friends on woke app as always, power to the
Speaker 1: people and to all the people. Power, get woke and
Speaker 1: stay woke as fuck.