Speaker 1: Good morning, peeps, and welcome to wok F Daily with
Speaker 1: me your Girl, Danielle Moody recording from the Long Island Bunker. Folks,
Speaker 1: I want to start off today with a conversation I
Speaker 1: was having with my family as I visit them this week,
Speaker 1: which is, you know, you all know, as I've spoken
Speaker 1: to you before, that my background is in early childhood education,
Speaker 1: that my sister is also in education. And you know,
Speaker 1: we were talking about the crisis right that is happening
Speaker 1: right now with America's education system and the fact that
Speaker 1: you know, you if you're if you've been watching the
Speaker 1: news and we've talked about it on this show. Ohio
Speaker 1: teachers are on strike. You have Governor death Santis in
Speaker 1: Florida wanting to bring anyone, any body, literally any physical
Speaker 1: body into the classroom. Don't need to have teacher certification,
Speaker 1: don't need to have a background in education, don't need
Speaker 1: to do anything other than I guess, stand in front
Speaker 1: of a classroom of children because of the shortages. You've
Speaker 1: heard me talk about Alabama and Arkansas and other places
Speaker 1: around the country, and you know, my mother in conversation said,
Speaker 1: this is just you know, the dumbing down of America.
Speaker 1: This is the dumbing down of these states. We're going
Speaker 1: to have states that are like dumb down states and
Speaker 1: then states that are dedicating, you know, their resources into
Speaker 1: a robust public education system. And you know what we
Speaker 1: can see right throughout the last several years, right under
Speaker 1: the Trump administration and Betsy Devas's desire to defund the
Speaker 1: Department of Education and their desire to defund the EPA,
Speaker 1: and their desire to defund anything that is about right
Speaker 1: providing for American citizens. And it isn't just the least
Speaker 1: among us. It's the fact that our tax dollars, right
Speaker 1: in this capitalistic system and in this democracy, go towards government.
Speaker 1: Then having agencies that support the needs of people, public
Speaker 1: education being one of them that in this country K
Speaker 1: through twelve is free right. And what is troubling me
Speaker 1: and what my mother is completely right about, is this
Speaker 1: desire to under educate the people of America, under educate
Speaker 1: our children and so they won't be able to be
Speaker 1: competitive or completely privatize education so that you have Microsoft
Speaker 1: High School over here, in Google High School over there,
Speaker 1: that train people just enough to be able to want
Speaker 1: work in their factories, to be able to stay at
Speaker 1: low level jobs but don't have the necessary skills set
Speaker 1: right in order to be able to move into white
Speaker 1: collar positions, to be able to move into the C
Speaker 1: suites and executive suites. And you know, this to me
Speaker 1: coincides right now with Joe Biden and the Biden administration
Speaker 1: making another announcement about canceling student loan debt. And you know,
Speaker 1: in Joe Biden's speech, when he was talking about how
Speaker 1: much money it costs right in order to go to school,
Speaker 1: and the fact that, again my mother was talking to
Speaker 1: my sister and I about the fact that when she
Speaker 1: was young, she used pell grants completely in order to
Speaker 1: be able to cover her education. Joe Biden and his
Speaker 1: speech talked about the fact that, you know, three decades ago,
Speaker 1: pell grants used to cover eighty percent, eighty percent of
Speaker 1: the cost of your tuition. Now it covers thirty percent
Speaker 1: if you're lucky. And this is for state, right state universities.
Speaker 1: And the amount of debt that young people and families
Speaker 1: are being forced to take on an order to be
Speaker 1: able to get an education that then supposedly is going
Speaker 1: to move them up the economic ladder just doesn't even
Speaker 1: make any sense. My family comes hails from Jamaica, right,
Speaker 1: They came to the United States in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: And you know, in Jamaica, as in many developing areas,
Speaker 1: it looks like this that only elementary school is free, right,
Speaker 1: and then beginning in high school, you have to pay
Speaker 1: in order to get a high school diploma. And you know,
Speaker 1: my family is talking about the fact that America always
Speaker 1: loves to pat itself on the back for being, you know,
Speaker 1: one of the richest countries in the world, the richest
Speaker 1: nations in the world. And if we were really as
Speaker 1: wealthy as we say that we are, wouldn't we be
Speaker 1: making investments into lower income and middle income communities, making
Speaker 1: college free, right, so that people are then when they're
Speaker 1: getting these jobs that are supposed to be moving them
Speaker 1: up the economic ladder, that they're able to pour into
Speaker 1: our economy. They're able to buy homes and buy cars, right,
Speaker 1: they're able to do to work in positions and jobs
Speaker 1: that are about advancing them, not just good enough so
Speaker 1: that they can keep paying back repaying these student loans.
Speaker 1: And I said, well, if we lived in a country
Speaker 1: that actually right, didn't penalize the poor and the middle
Speaker 1: class and tax the wealthy in the way that they
Speaker 1: were supposed to be taxed. Then we would be able
Speaker 1: to do those things, because this isn't about not having enough,
Speaker 1: it's about where you decide to allocate your resources. We
Speaker 1: know that in this country, we would much rather give
Speaker 1: all of our resources to the fucking Pentagon, right, give
Speaker 1: billions of dollars to law enforcement, right, then we would
Speaker 1: to give billions of dollars into our public education system.
Speaker 1: We still talk about private companies gifting schools the school
Speaker 1: supplies that they need, and I think to myself, why
Speaker 1: the fuck don't schools have the kind of budgets that
Speaker 1: have them thinking ahead about all of the things that
Speaker 1: they're going to be purchasing. Again, not needing to look
Speaker 1: at private companies for charity because the federal government and
Speaker 1: the state government frankly do not resource schools in the
Speaker 1: way that they should. So in Joe Biden's conversation, so
Speaker 1: this is what is going to be happening. Here are
Speaker 1: some of the highlights. Biden announced that he will forgive
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars in federal student loan debt for most borrowers,
Speaker 1: delivering financial relief to millions of Americans. This is According
Speaker 1: to CNBC, Biden will cancel up to twenty thousand for
Speaker 1: recipients of PELL grants. At least nine million borrowers could
Speaker 1: have their balances entirely wiped out with Biden's plan the
Speaker 1: relief and this is how it will work. The relief
Speaker 1: will be limited two Americans earning under one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand dollars per year or two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars for married couples or heads of household.
Speaker 1: The relief is also capped at the amount of a
Speaker 1: borrower's outstanding eligible debt per the Education Department. The President
Speaker 1: will also be extending the payment pause on most federal
Speaker 1: student loans one final time. They are saying through December
Speaker 1: thirty first, twenty twenty two. At least nine million borrowers,
Speaker 1: as I said, could have their balances completely wiped out.
Speaker 1: You know, this is an amazing step that this administration,
Speaker 1: historic step that this administration is taking to recognize the
Speaker 1: that we are not going to have a nation of educate,
Speaker 1: highly educated, right highly educated people who are able to
Speaker 1: compete and continue to compete globally. If people are sattled
Speaker 1: with debt, if going to college now is a choice
Speaker 1: between settling themselves with six figures worth of debt or
Speaker 1: just getting out of high school and start working right,
Speaker 1: or how people fall prey to places like Trump fucking
Speaker 1: University which was shut down, which prays on low income
Speaker 1: people who want to again be able to get a
Speaker 1: degree and are doing so and thinking that they're going
Speaker 1: to these certified right universities online universities that are not.
Speaker 1: They're just taking advantage of people and then not giving
Speaker 1: them a degree that is actually like qualified to work anywhere.
Speaker 1: My point being is that education, to me, has always
Speaker 1: been the bridge builder. It is what sets generations apart
Speaker 1: from each other. But as I continue to look at
Speaker 1: what has happened to Gen Z, to millennials, to Gen X,
Speaker 1: it is only the Baby boomers right who are currently
Speaker 1: at retirement or post retirement age, that benefited from this
Speaker 1: country's initial investment into education in the form of the
Speaker 1: GI Bill, in the form of pell grants and all
Speaker 1: of these things that were able to create the robust
Speaker 1: middle class that that generation benefited from. We have not
Speaker 1: since then made any type of significant investment into education,
Speaker 1: and yet we constantly talk about global competitiveness and how
Speaker 1: does that even make sense once again to Republicans in
Speaker 1: these Republican red states that are saying that they don't
Speaker 1: really give a shit about your child's education, they don't
Speaker 1: care about investing, or what they want to do is
Speaker 1: just lower standards or wipe them out altogether, or wipe
Speaker 1: out public education altogether in favor of Catholic universities, Christian universities,
Speaker 1: or charter schools that don't have to again align right
Speaker 1: with the public education requirements. So I just think about
Speaker 1: the idea that the Republican Party wants to create a
Speaker 1: permanent underclass, wants to create a permanent underclass because capitalism
Speaker 1: in the way that it is set up in this
Speaker 1: country does not work if there isn't those that people
Speaker 1: believe to be expendable. We punish poor and middle income
Speaker 1: people in this country. We do look at every single
Speaker 1: thing in terms of our tax codes, in terms again
Speaker 1: of the how good your school is is based upon
Speaker 1: the property tax of the area that you live in.
Speaker 1: So for those again that cannot afford to live in
Speaker 1: the quote unquote best school districts, and then those that
Speaker 1: are thrown in jail, which we have seen always it's
Speaker 1: always a person of color a black person or a
Speaker 1: person of color who falsifies documents in red states in
Speaker 1: order to be able to send their kids to school,
Speaker 1: and then they're thrown in jail. We see these stories
Speaker 1: every year, and I'm just like, what would this country
Speaker 1: look like if we actually looked at education the way
Speaker 1: that we looked at our defense. What would it look
Speaker 1: like if our public education systems were flush? Right, if
Speaker 1: at the very least, if you weren't able to get
Speaker 1: a free four year degree, that you could at least
Speaker 1: go from k right, from kindergarten through an associates degree right,
Speaker 1: and then maybe two years out of your own pocket
Speaker 1: or two years with loans again to be able to
Speaker 1: achieve a bachelor's degree, which there is not a place,
Speaker 1: in all honesty where you can work and make enough
Speaker 1: to survive in this country without a college education unless
Speaker 1: you're some fucking genius. Right. So I'm just like, how
Speaker 1: do you look at where we are and think we
Speaker 1: don't need to do more. What also was frustrating me
Speaker 1: as I was watching the President speak is that he
Speaker 1: is talking about all of the historic measures that his
Speaker 1: administration has been taking. He is talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: the inflation reduction Act. He's talking about investments into those
Speaker 1: that have student loan debt, he's talking about the investments
Speaker 1: into climate change and all of these things. And I'm
Speaker 1: just like, but you are not outlining to the American
Speaker 1: people that it's Democrats working alone to get these things done,
Speaker 1: that Biden's investment in relieving student loan debt is going
Speaker 1: to actually cut the deficit which ballooned under the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: But he does not call them out. And I'm saying,
Speaker 1: we aren't coming up in one of the most constant,
Speaker 1: the most consequential midterm elections that we have ever seen
Speaker 1: in this country. And if you are not full fledged,
Speaker 1: full throatedly identifying who the enemy is, then you are
Speaker 1: not clarifying for the American people who is actually working
Speaker 1: for them and who is actively actively working against you.
Speaker 1: Because here's the thing. If you are a parent right now,
Speaker 1: and you're in any of the states that I mentioned
Speaker 1: at the top, Florida, Arkansas, or Alabama, if you're in Texas,
Speaker 1: you are pretty much gambling with your child's future because
Speaker 1: if you think that it doesn't matter what is happened,
Speaker 1: what happens, and what education that they are getting in
Speaker 1: elementary school, and in middle school, like doesn't matter that
Speaker 1: you're just thinking about school is glorified daycare. Then you
Speaker 1: are setting your children up for failure because they are
Speaker 1: not going to be getting the robust education that they need.
Speaker 1: And frankly, what is also really frustrating is the fact
Speaker 1: that those that are wealthy, right, that a high middle
Speaker 1: income or you know rich, right, are going to be
Speaker 1: able to pull their kids out of the public education
Speaker 1: system and put them in private schools, put them in
Speaker 1: independent schools. They're going to be able to pay for
Speaker 1: the supplemental instruction that their child needs in order to
Speaker 1: be successful and compete. So again, the wealthy will never
Speaker 1: be troubled by this, but they're also not paying their
Speaker 1: fair share, and we're not identifying who is making it
Speaker 1: so that your kids don't receive the robust education that
Speaker 1: they need, because frankly, this shouldn't be a partisan issue,
Speaker 1: but it all ways is. We know that Republicans don't
Speaker 1: want black and brown children to learn so much in
Speaker 1: the way that we talk to Jonathan every week about
Speaker 1: dying of whiteness. They would rather, as they did in
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties, drain the fucking swimming pool than integrating them.
Speaker 1: They would rather destroy the public education system than setting
Speaker 1: up a robust one that also benefits black and indigenous
Speaker 1: people of color, right, because their racism, their prejudice, and
Speaker 1: their discrimination and their desire to create a permanent underclass
Speaker 1: is so like, what is the word that I'm even
Speaker 1: looking for? Fucking dumb because it's not just going to
Speaker 1: disadvantage the people that they don't like, it's going to
Speaker 1: disadvantage everyone. But as Jonathan's book lays out, that people
Speaker 1: are just they're willing to die of whiteness, right, They're
Speaker 1: willing to sacrifice those people so that they the ones
Speaker 1: that they don't want, that they don't see as human,
Speaker 1: that they don't see as deserving, also don't get. And
Speaker 1: it's wild to me because I'm like, the messaging is
Speaker 1: so fucking clear. Talk about what it is that you're
Speaker 1: doing despite who is standing in your way. Talk about
Speaker 1: in contrast, in contrast to the Trump administration, we're doing X,
Speaker 1: Y and Z, in contrast to the bills that they
Speaker 1: pass in order to protect the one percent, this is
Speaker 1: what my administration is doing. And make it fucking clear.
Speaker 1: As I'm sitting there and I'm watching with my family
Speaker 1: Biden talk about this student loan debt relief. My mom
Speaker 1: is like, you know, God bless him. He's you know,
Speaker 1: he's old and you know he takes his time and
Speaker 1: he's telling his stories. She's just like, but somebody needs
Speaker 1: to be able to package this and send it out
Speaker 1: everywhere so that folks know who is actually working for them.
Speaker 1: And that is what Democrats are just not doing well.
Speaker 1: But there are some, there are some. So here is
Speaker 1: some interesting news out of New York, right, because we
Speaker 1: had this past week a couple of very important primaries
Speaker 1: right that are happening. And what we are looking at,
Speaker 1: and you know that I don't believe in polls or
Speaker 1: the posters or anything to that extent, but what we
Speaker 1: are looking at much is the way that we talked
Speaker 1: about Kansas and how Kansas, the people of Kansas decided no,
Speaker 1: you're not going to take away our access to abortion
Speaker 1: and this red state people turned out and said no
Speaker 1: to the extremist Republican white evangelical cult. And what we
Speaker 1: have heard and what I've talked about on wik f
Speaker 1: often is the fact that Democrats really just want to
Speaker 1: focus on the quote unquote economy. And what I have
Speaker 1: said is that there is no more grave than economic
Speaker 1: issue than abortion. Right, because I told you earlier in
Speaker 1: the week. Latest report says it costs three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars to raise a child in the United States if
Speaker 1: you are already a parent, which many people who get
Speaker 1: abortions are already parents, and recognize that they do not
Speaker 1: have the means, the ability, the bandwidth to be able
Speaker 1: to parent any more children, make this decision well now,
Speaker 1: as we are forcing people across this nation to give
Speaker 1: birth to people that guess what their state and not
Speaker 1: the federal government is going to help them fucking raise right,
Speaker 1: They're not providing any help. They're not providing universal PreK,
Speaker 1: they're not providing childcare tax credits, they're not providing maternal
Speaker 1: or paternal parental leave. Right, They're not doing any of
Speaker 1: these things. But they are making it harder and harder
Speaker 1: for people to be able to actually put food on
Speaker 1: the table. So when you begin to connect the dots
Speaker 1: about student loan debt relief, when you be able to
Speaker 1: connect the dots about high inflation, right about forced parenting,
Speaker 1: all of it is weighing you down financially. And it's
Speaker 1: up to Democrats to be able to connect those dots
Speaker 1: and not run from this issue and say, well, Americans
Speaker 1: care about their kitchen table issues. These are all kitchen
Speaker 1: table issues. I want to bring up the fact that
Speaker 1: Pat Ryan, who Democrat, who has won a special election
Speaker 1: in New York's nineteenth congressional district, which is up in Hudson.
Speaker 1: This election, for many has been seen in the same
Speaker 1: way that Kansas was as a bellweather, a bellweather, as
Speaker 1: they say, according to Yahoo News, of the national mood,
Speaker 1: because Pat Ryan had focused on abortion right while his opponent,
Speaker 1: Republican Mark Mullinaro, had tried to run on issues embraced
Speaker 1: by the GOP nationwide, such as crime and inflation, because
Speaker 1: that's their big thing. Oh, these cities are filled with crime.
Speaker 1: They're horrible. People are dying everywhere and just dropping dead
Speaker 1: in the middle of the streets, being shot and killed.
Speaker 1: And you know, an inflation is through the roof, which
Speaker 1: inflation is through the roof. But you know what else
Speaker 1: is problematic not having fucking bodily autonomy. And let's not
Speaker 1: pretend right that Democrats aren't actually for abortion. So Pat Ryan,
Speaker 1: instead of running from the issue, decided to make it
Speaker 1: the focus of his campaign. And guess what, he just
Speaker 1: won the special election. So what does that say to
Speaker 1: Democrats As we make right the rest of the march,
Speaker 1: less than one hundred days, less than eighty days until
Speaker 1: midterm elections, we need to be out there telling the
Speaker 1: American people the truth, telling them exactly what Democrats are
Speaker 1: doing for them despite Republican cult obstructionism and their desire
Speaker 1: for patriarchy and white supremacy. We need to be able
Speaker 1: to And yet another primary race shows us that in
Speaker 1: these conservative pockets that the New York's nineteenth Congressional district
Speaker 1: went for Donald Trump in twenty sixteen, right, it went
Speaker 1: from Obama to Trump and then to Biden by just
Speaker 1: one point five percentage points. He won that district by
Speaker 1: So what we are seeing is that people are fed
Speaker 1: up with Democrats. They are fed I mean, they are
Speaker 1: fed up with Republicans. They are fed up with this
Speaker 1: overreach and the extremism. And instead of Democrats running from
Speaker 1: these glaring, glaring deficiencies inside of this cult party, they
Speaker 1: need to leave all the way into it and be
Speaker 1: able to walk and chew gum. At the same time,
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Speaker 1: every Tuesday, Folks, I want to close out with this today.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes I find that it is really difficult to find
Speaker 1: good news, and even when we do find good news,
Speaker 1: it is indeed a mixed bag. And that is the
Speaker 1: case of X Detective Kelly Gudlett, who has now pled
Speaker 1: guilty in the case of Brianna Taylor for misleading a
Speaker 1: judge lying right. We love to use euphemisms in these
Speaker 1: United States, particularly as it pertains to police officers and
Speaker 1: the reports that they put in their police reports, and
Speaker 1: you know, the covering that they do of each other,
Speaker 1: because that's what gang members do. But I want to
Speaker 1: just read you this piece at the top from the
Speaker 1: New York Times, which is this former police detective admitted
Speaker 1: on Tuesday earlier this week that she had helped mislead
Speaker 1: a judge into wrongly authorizing a raid of Brianna Taylor's
Speaker 1: apartment in Louisville, Kentucky. If you remember right, which I
Speaker 1: talk about often, Brianna Taylor was asleep in her bed
Speaker 1: and was killed because police went in guns ablaze with
Speaker 1: a bullshit warrant looking for her ex boyfriend who they
Speaker 1: had got caught up in some type of case. The
Speaker 1: police officers were all let off the fucking hook, and
Speaker 1: while her family received a little over twelve million dollars
Speaker 1: for her death, this young twenty something year old black
Speaker 1: woman is dead, and it's dead because of a group
Speaker 1: of police officers that fucking lied. And in this country,
Speaker 1: we continue to believe that the police can do no wrong,
Speaker 1: that it's just a bunch, you know, it's just a
Speaker 1: handful of bad And I continue to say that how
Speaker 1: many bad apples consist of a ruinous, poisonous orchard? But
Speaker 1: here in this case she has decided. Kelly Goodlet to
Speaker 1: plead guilty in federal court to one count of conspiracy,
Speaker 1: admitting that she had worked with another officer to falsify
Speaker 1: a search warrant application and had later lied to cover
Speaker 1: up their act. In pleading guilty, Miss Goodlett became the
Speaker 1: first police officer to be convicted over the March twenty
Speaker 1: twenty raid, during which the police were searching for evidence
Speaker 1: of drug dealing by Miss Taylor's former boyfriend inside a
Speaker 1: courtroom in downtown Louisville. Miss Goodlet, thirty five, admitted that
Speaker 1: she had known there was not enough evidence to support
Speaker 1: approving the warrant, but had nonetheless failed to object when
Speaker 1: a fellow detective falsely wrote that the police knew mister
Speaker 1: Glover was receiving packages at Miss Taylor's home. Miss Taylor's
Speaker 1: mother to Mika Palmer, sat in the courtroom during the
Speaker 1: plea and wiped away tears while a woman beside her
Speaker 1: held her arm. As part of the plea deal, Miss
Speaker 1: Goodlett will remain free unbond until she is sentenced. The
Speaker 1: maximum prison term for the crime to which she pleaded
Speaker 1: guilty is five years. This is not a win for
Speaker 1: Brianna Taylor's family. What it is is a reminder that
Speaker 1: police in this country are given carte blanche to do
Speaker 1: whatever the fuck they want, and that when they lie,
Speaker 1: when they cheat, when they steal, they have an entire
Speaker 1: mob behind them that helps them cover up their own
Speaker 1: goddamn crimes, and that there is no one right that
Speaker 1: is outside investigating those that are supposed to protect and serve.
Speaker 1: They didn't have enough goddamn evidence, and they gone to
Speaker 1: the judge with what it is that they have. Brianna
Speaker 1: Taylor would still be alive because they would have never
Speaker 1: been able to enter her home without the warrant. This
Speaker 1: is a miscarriage of justice, and five years, which I'm
Speaker 1: sure she won't even get in her sentencing, wouldn't be
Speaker 1: a fuck enough. Why do I say that it is
Speaker 1: a mixed bag of hope because I want these cases
Speaker 1: to be a warning shot two police officers who are
Speaker 1: on the crooked end of the spectrum that if they
Speaker 1: continue to do wrong, accountability and responsibility will fucking catch
Speaker 1: up to them. She should be getting more than five years.
Speaker 1: She should be getting all of the years that she
Speaker 1: took away from Brianna Taylor and her family. That is
Speaker 1: it for me today. Dear friends on Woke app as always,
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