Gavin Newsom

And we just witnessed the end of DEI.

But, you know, isn't E Pluribus Unum DEI?

You know, that's our Latin motto, that we're going to figure out how to come together.

Jefferson says a couple sentences after the second one, the great one.

He says, all experience has shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable.

It's not hard to parse.

It just means that heretofore in the history of human beings, people have been subjects.

And we're creating something new called citizens.

And it's going to take an extra amount of energy to do that.

And human beings will naturally devolve to the camps, to the tribal stuff.

But we're actually going to experiment.

We're going to put the enlightenment into practice.

And we're going to call it the United States of America.

And we're going to be in pursuit of happiness, not things, but knowledge and virtue.

And we're going to be, after a more perfect union, it's going to require a lot of coming together.

But we live in a...

place right now where it's so, it actually pays to promote division.

Pays to promote division.

I couldn't agree more with that.

It's interesting, this notion, you know, the Bible teaches us many parts one body.