Chris Rufo

And where do people like that go to share the big lie?

Mega media.

I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

Yeah, so this is at the Small Business Administration.

It's a $26 billion slush fund that is dedicated to providing government contracts, including many no-bid government contracts, exclusively to firms that are owned by racial minorities and women.

In many cases, these are shell companies where they have a token minority and then a private firm behind them.

But in all cases, for this entire $26 billion slush fund, there's only one identity group that is prohibited from accessing these funds or bidding for these contracts, white men.

And so this is like the epitome of DEI.

It's billions of dollars.

There's all sorts of fraud and corruption.

In the program's 45-year history, there's never been a single audit done.

And the question is simply this.

It's now one year into the Trump administration.

The president came out strong on day one, said no more DEI.

Why are we still administering billions of dollars for every group except for one?

It seems totally unfair, totally unconstitutional.

And yet it's still something that until now has been surviving in the Trump administration.

Well, so it boils down to a legal question.

So there is a statute in place that says there is racial contracting.

It's called the Section 8A program that is supposed to be for disadvantaged groups.