Riley Gaines

Like, the whole – exactly.

Like, the whole, like, idea of all the, like, DEI, affirmative action stuff, like –

We are living in a time, the most diverse and inclusive as a nation we have ever been.

Yet people are still acting like this is the most oppressed they've ever been.

Which shows you truly like these people aren't happy with themselves.

Like if you have to demand what someone else calls you to feel affirmed.

You're clearly not secure enough with yourself, and I'm not going to affirm that.

If you don't even know what you are, you expect me to know what you are?

No way.

You don't even know what you are.

Well, it's a compliance thing.

But it's like, look, there's always going to be people taking advantage of any sort of discourse, any sort of like –

open subject of discussion that's hot on everybody's mind, which is whether it's race or any when it's race, you're always going to have race hustlers.

You're always going to have these Al Sharpton type characters slide on in and they act as a spokesperson.

And, you know, and there's always going to be business behind that.

Like Jesse Jackson had like a whole business behind that.

Of course.

And you're always going to have these folks.

They're always going to have these folks that maybe provide some good but also make a lot of money.

And they're at the forefront of all these things.