Dinesh D'Souza

It is discrimination, I suppose, but it's legitimate discrimination based on behavior.

Yeah, exactly.

Like Fred Flintstone.

So, you know, and I didn't miss any meals.

But you drove to take the test on the roads that the rest of us use.

You don't deserve credit for your SAT scores because you took roads.

So America offers you a way to be the architect of your own destiny or write the script of your own life in a way that I don't think any other country does even today.

Is that the guy who was smoking?

End of story.

I am too.

And I don't know if he realizes, but if he went and said that on a campus, they would be like people fainting.

But I think we're in a very bizarre time when it's almost as if a lot of our journalist types, so-called, they don't want the first African-American to fail.

And so they've got to suppress the bad news.

We've got a courtier press like at the French court where the press basically is prancing around and lavishing praise on the aristocrats.

I mean, one thing you've got to give Obama is he's determined, and he's articulate, and he fights for what he believes in.

by which they meant racism so invisible that nobody knows where it is.

It's underground.

It's covert.

Much of the work that was done in early America was done by indentured servants.

Mm hmm.