Matt Bernstein

And, you know, something they fall back on a lot in these depositions is like, well, you know, DEI is anything relating to a specific race or sexuality or gender.

And then, I mean, I can't play you the full 12 hours of deposition because we would be here for like three times that length to talk about it.

which I know as much as you guys might enjoy listening to me, I don't think anyone wants that.

But they would reference back to lists that these people made for words that they would look for in grant descriptions.

And they would go, LGBTQ and homosexual are on this list.

Why isn't heterosexual on this list?

No.

And we know why, because it's not about singling out any sexuality or any race.

It's about minorities existing and like getting funding for their fucking galleries.

The California wildfires got out of control because some of the firefighters were lesbians.

DEI hires for DEI fires.

Sorry.

When he says that he's uncomfortable stating the definition for DEI, that I believe.

Because it makes you look like a homophobic, transphobic, racist piece of shit, which is what all of these people were very happy to be when they could do it in the comfort of their sort of anonymized boys club fraternity within the government.

Like, that's what this was.

At one point in his deposition, he literally calls Doge a club within the government.

Thank you so much for watching.

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