Welcome to Democracy-ish.

I'm Danielle Moody.

And I'm Wajaj, here we are back again.

You know, we've made it to another to another democracy-ish week

in America. And I got to tell you that over the weekend, the New York Times posted a story

that had me think about our show, think about our work, and the fact that everything that we have

been saying, and you always joke and you say, you know, we're never wrong. We're never wrong.

And so the New York Times is like echoing the things that we've been saying in an article over the

weekend entitled black pastors

pressure Biden to call for a ceasefire in Gaza several black pastors pastors that together

lead about 15 million congregants around the country are saying that they are struggling with telling

their parishioners to vote for Joe Biden, that they believe that, quote, he has lost his way,

that this administration has lost their way.

And they say that, quote, black faith leaders are extremely disappointed in the Biden administration on this issue.

And we've talked about it.

It's going to be very hard to persuade our people to go back to the polls and vote for

Biden. What do you make of this? And the fact, again, when folks are listening to this,

happy Black History Month. This is the beginning of Black, the shortest month of the year, folks. Shortest month of the year

is we're now in February that this type of alarming article is coming out now. Well, that

alarming article coincides with all the polls that have come out recently that have shown

that Democratic voters, the overwhelming majority of them, are against the war, demand to ceasefire, that with young voters, I mean,

the one that came out yesterday, it was just shocking, like what, 70 plus percent of young voters,

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