Matt Bernstein

I think there's value to both of these depositions because where Justin Fox would have been, it was a violation of the EO.

Okay, well, what about the EO?

Well, it was DEI.

Well, why was it DEI?

Because that's what the EO said DEI is.

This guy just goes, yeah, it's about fucking gay people.

And I hate gay people.

Yeah.

And he definitely has personal feelings about that.

And this is where I started to get despite my, you know, weariness after being hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and hours into these depositions.

This is where I started to get actually like angry.

The attorney continues by bringing up another grant that Nathan slashed for a project about the legacy of HIV AIDS in prison movements.

Nathan doesn't really say much that's notable here.

But if you're watching the video version of this podcast, I would like for you to look at the look on his face while he's being read his own decision to terminate this grant.

Wow.

For someone who's not watching, what face is he making?

I mean, these are like, I don't know.

I'm traumatized by my high school bullies.

I am like, that's not even a joke.

I am.