Chris Rufo

And look, the White House assures me we're working on it.

It's been stalled.

We're trying to get it done.

We think there's gonna be imminent action.

But what I think needs to happen and what could happen is simply to say this program is unconstitutional.

We're going to refuse to administer it.

We'll fight it in the courts where we think we have a pretty good shot because look, the courts have been pretty clear about this stuff.

Race based contracting, especially a race based contracting that says, you know, any group in the country can apply except for one white man is totally unfair.

It's totally illegal.

It's totally unconstitutional.

I'd like to see the administration use the nuclear option here and just say, we're blowing up this program, we're gonna give contracts to the best firms, doesn't matter what the skin color is, doesn't matter where they're from.

And look, the other thing that is kind of crazy, we look through a lot of these contracts.

These are supposed to be for socially disadvantaged or oppressed people.

But you have a firm, for example, that's run almost exclusively by Indian Americans with PhDs that have millions of dollars in assets, to give you one small example.

And you say, wait a minute, this is a group that has the highest education level, the highest income level, run by people who by any measure are part of the American elite now.

Why are we giving them a contract advantage over other groups?

It's indefensible.

And I hope that we see action, maybe not today or tomorrow, but I hope we see something by next week at the latest.

Yeah, there have been cases.

Certainly there are cases of fraud, cases that have been prosecuted.