Modern DEI programs are a new, harmful form of discrimination that undermines the goal of meritocracy by focusing on identity rather than ability.

“what we have today in the modern West is a new framework of discrimination we have decided that it is okay to discriminate against white people it's okay to discriminate”

Differences in admissions and outcomes are rooted in systemic inequalities and historical disadvantages, which should be addressed by investing in those struggling regions and communities.

“it's an acknowledgement that there are differences in the experiences of of kids who grow up let's say in poverty and that's that from certain school districts from certain so I think that there's yes so invest the energy there rather than other”

DEI programs effectively institutionalized discrimination against younger white men, contributing to societal decay.

“2014, he writes, was the hinge, the year DEI became institutionalized across American life.”

The host expresses opposition to DEI being associated with black Americans because he believes white women are the primary beneficiaries of such programs.

“I've been one who has been diametrically opposed to DEI being associated with black Americans in this country, considering the fact that white women have been the biggest beneficiaries of DEI according to numerous statistics.”