Matt Bernstein

But I would be remiss if I did not say that he looks just like them.

yeah he hears the term hiv aids and he just glances at his lawyer who's to the left and he's like trying to stifle a laugh and then he covers his mouth and looks down and he just can't help how funny is it that these people were doing research on hiv in prison it's funny it's funny to him because like i said the cruelty is the point you don't hate these people enough

A while later, Nathan Kavanaugh has the opportunity to provide his own definition for DEI.

I wish him luck.

Here's Nate.

I appreciate his willingness to say, I don't know.

Yeah, there's so many great, and by great, I mean illustrative components to this whole thing.

There's these incompetent men, and then there's the cruel canceling of all of this federal funding to all of these minority-related projects.

based on the idea that they're not merit-based.

And then there's the combination of those two things, that it's these meritless men tasked with doing it.

I mean, it's just, oh, I'm sweating.

Back to the founding fathers, they were instructed to preserve grants related to projects about the founding fathers and the founding of this country.

Here is what Nathan has to say about that.

The famously politically neutral founding of the country.

They talk a lot in these depositions about like, you know, was it all founding fathers?

Who was it?

You know, and they specifically say like, oh, well, George Washington.

We had to keep things relating to George Washington.

We're using our judgment.

George Washington owns slaves.