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Speaker 3: Trump CAS revoked the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty six, So this is something that is pretty historic
Speaker 3: because it's nineteen sixty five. So the order aims to
Speaker 3: eliminate what is described as illegal preferences in employment based
Speaker 3: on race, sex, and other identity categories and emphasizes the
Speaker 3: enforcement of civil rights. It's mandates federal agencies to ceize
Speaker 3: DEI focused policies and participates in hiring, contracting, and other
Speaker 3: opportunities operations, and encourages the private sector to adopt similar
Speaker 3: merit bate hiring standards. So okay, let's let let's let's now,
Speaker 3: let's get into it. There is no merit Bates standard
Speaker 3: in the United States of America. There is no merit
Speaker 3: based standard in the United States of America. There is
Speaker 3: no merit based standard in the United States of America.
Speaker 3: You gotta say three times. That's what That's what I've
Speaker 3: learned from doctor Wumar. You gotta say things three times.
Speaker 3: So the idea of a merit based society has never
Speaker 3: been in existence, not one month since the creation of
Speaker 3: the United States of America. That has never been a
Speaker 3: merit based society, right.
Speaker 4: Not even affirmative action or DEI.
Speaker 3: So the one thing about you know, black people that
Speaker 3: pre astonishes me is that black people will one thing
Speaker 3: black people is going to do is make excuses or
Speaker 3: they're oppressors at every chance that they possibly can. So
Speaker 3: if you voted for Donald Trump, I don't care if
Speaker 3: you voted for Donald Trump or not.
Speaker 1: But to say this is a good thing, well, how
Speaker 1: is it a good thing? Right?
Speaker 3: We'll say, Okay, well, we shouldn't be relying on jobs anyway. Okay,
Speaker 3: So let me break it down a little bit further
Speaker 3: for you people that fully can't understand this. The di thing,
Speaker 3: the job aspect was really not even the most harmful part.
Speaker 3: What's really detrimental is the suppliers. So government agencies have
Speaker 3: to do business with suppliers, right, these are small businesses
Speaker 3: that benefit from government contracts. Who is Eli Musk's number
Speaker 3: one client the United States government? The United States government
Speaker 3: is his number one client for SpaceX and his number
Speaker 3: one client for Tesla is. It's extremely beneficial if you
Speaker 3: can do if you can do business with the United
Speaker 3: States government, because the United States government spends more money
Speaker 3: with small businesses than any entity in the world. So
Speaker 3: there's obviously been a long history of discrimination in the
Speaker 3: United States of America. So to have programs in place
Speaker 3: where black businesses can get opportunities to do business with
Speaker 3: the number one supplier, well, that's helpful, right, And a
Speaker 3: real world example of this is Don Peebles. If you
Speaker 3: look at Don Pebles, if you ever, if you study
Speaker 3: him and you know anything about him, he credits his
Speaker 3: start to one person, Mayor Marion Barry yep District of Columbia,
Speaker 3: black mayor, who made it DC policy to do business
Speaker 3: I think it was lead thirty or forty percent of
Speaker 3: black businesses, black developers. He gave Don Peebles an opportunity
Speaker 3: when nobody else would. In return, Don Peebles becomes a billionaire. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he credits his success to that. But that's not the
Speaker 3: only person. Bob Johnson is another one. So you have
Speaker 3: one mayor who's actually responsible for two black billionaires. Now,
Speaker 3: how many jobs did those black billionaires create? Right, So
Speaker 3: to say that we don't need you, guys are misinformed,
Speaker 3: to say the least. When you say that this stuff
Speaker 3: is not harmful, it's misinformed, to say the least. It's
Speaker 3: stupid to say the most. Right, it's a direct correlation
Speaker 3: to wealth. It is a direct correlation to wealth. It's
Speaker 3: not just jobs, guys, it's businesses that this affects. So
Speaker 3: when you take business contracts away from black businesses, that
Speaker 3: hurts the black economy, that hurts them. Hiring black people,
Speaker 3: that hurts them, circulating money in the black community. That's
Speaker 3: just the fact. You can't debate me on this. This
Speaker 3: is an actual fact. Another city. How do you think
Speaker 3: Atlanta became the black mecca? Well, talk about it. You
Speaker 3: don't know the history. When Delta was building their hub
Speaker 3: in Atlanta, the mayor mandated that thirty percent of the
Speaker 3: businesses had to be black businesses. That in return sparked
Speaker 3: black entrepreneurism in Atlanta and to.
Speaker 1: This day, forty years later, still.
Speaker 3: Has Atlanta at the top of the food chain when
Speaker 3: it comes to black businesses.
Speaker 1: These are two examples that I gave you from politicians.
Speaker 3: So politicians definitely have the ability to help black entrepreneurs.
Speaker 3: This is the reason why Elion Musk gave too ardred
Speaker 3: million dollars to a campaign. You have to be involved
Speaker 3: in politics, politics directly. There's a reason why all of
Speaker 3: these billionaires, it gave him a million dollars, every single
Speaker 3: person gave him a million dollars to his camp. Facebook
Speaker 3: gave him, Apple, gave him open Ay, gave him, Microsoft,
Speaker 3: gave him Tesla. That all of these companies gave him
Speaker 3: a million dollars to his inauguration. Why because they want
Speaker 3: to do business with the government and they know that
Speaker 3: they can't really survive at the highest level without the government.
Speaker 3: So at the highest level of business that they can't
Speaker 3: survive without the government. How do you think the entrepreneur
Speaker 3: that has five employees are going to survive if he
Speaker 3: loses his government? Contract, You think that's gonna be helpful,
Speaker 3: You think it's gonna beneficial.
Speaker 4: But when you have a person and I remember last year,
Speaker 4: I was bringing up some facts about this amazing entrepreneur
Speaker 4: that was doing cocaine in his office and he looked
Speaker 4: pretty hot to inauguration. But when you are the child
Speaker 4: of a person who owned minds in South Africa, and
Speaker 4: that history is not hidden, that fruit does not fall
Speaker 4: too far from the tree. And if these policies were
Speaker 4: not so important, you would not spend hundreds of thousands
Speaker 4: of dollars campaigning on them and using a platform that
Speaker 4: you spend billions of dollars on talking about it. For
Speaker 4: those you don't know even to have this whole no
Speaker 4: DEI campaign, that is millions of dollars and a lot
Speaker 4: of political pressure put on and a lot of lobbying
Speaker 4: power put in to make this happen. For those who
Speaker 4: don't know, it is legal racism. When those layoffs happened
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty two, that was wave number one. Wave
Speaker 4: number two was AI because you can't suit anybody or
Speaker 4: have a class action lawsuit because now you're fighting code.
Speaker 4: And number three is to get someone who is a
Speaker 4: foreigner in office and puppeteer. Remember when I brought up
Speaker 4: this is gonna be chaining Bush all over again, and
Speaker 4: somebody who should own coon coin acted like I did.
Speaker 4: They didn't know what I was talking about. Well, here
Speaker 4: we are, and even if Trump gets out of office
Speaker 4: in four years and the Democrats find a superstar, these
Speaker 4: policies are still gonna be in play. Got a clean, sweet,
Speaker 4: got a clean. They have all the lobby and power
Speaker 4: they got in line back in them. They got the house,
Speaker 4: and they have the country and a red wave filling
Speaker 4: this sentiment.
Speaker 1: But what do we know?
Speaker 4: It's just conspiracy theories, right.
Speaker 1: And and is that?
Speaker 3: And it goes back to everybody was like Project twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five is not real.
Speaker 1: This is one of them. This is the worst.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about this? Oh okay, playoff your
Speaker 3: emotions with this transgender thing. Playoff your emotions with the
Speaker 3: transgender thing. Is it's personal for elone because his son
Speaker 3: became transgender. It's a personal like.
Speaker 4: You think about it, talk about that vendetta.
Speaker 3: It's a personal vendetta that he has, right, play off
Speaker 3: your emotions with this, and you're like, yeah, this isn't
Speaker 3: the natural way for.
Speaker 1: Transgenders. Was never that. It was never about transgenders.
Speaker 3: It was never about how many transgenders do you have
Speaker 3: you actually seen in the last three months I live
Speaker 3: in New York. I haven't seen a lot, Like you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. Like, it was never It was
Speaker 3: never about transgenders, bro. It was about to get people
Speaker 3: emotional off of things that they know is triggering. They
Speaker 3: know that they can go to the Bible belt and
Speaker 3: play to a certain demographic of people off of principles, ideologies,
Speaker 3: and morals get the votes. Now, once they have the vote,
Speaker 3: they can do whatever they want. And you're not gonna
Speaker 3: do anything about it, because you're just gonna actually find
Speaker 3: ways to justify it.
Speaker 1: The country.
Speaker 3: He has twenty seven billion dollars trillion dollars a debt.
Speaker 3: The number one thing on day one is the dismantling
Speaker 3: di That's the biggest priority initiative. Yes, that doesn't strike
Speaker 3: you as weird. This war throwing on, This war's going on,
Speaker 3: trillions of dollars of debt. We have all kinds of issues,
Speaker 3: and the number one initiative to start with is something
Speaker 3: that's not even real. I already told you, DEI is
Speaker 3: not real I explained that to you already.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but this is the way to make us a
Speaker 4: permanent underclass. And this is not fearmonger at all. Do
Speaker 4: you think an Indian CEO, who is one of the
Speaker 4: greatest executives I've ever seen, wanted to tell his base
Speaker 4: that there's no more diversity highing when he is a
Speaker 4: diversity higher No, but he either gonna get down and
Speaker 4: lay down in this administration. For all of you who say, yeah,
Speaker 4: it would have been worse under Kamala, I'm gonna be real.
Speaker 4: Even some of this is above my pay grade, but
Speaker 4: we both know people on both sides of the aisle
Speaker 4: in that White House. No, it's not true. But you're
Speaker 4: seeing four years. You're seeing four years everything I've took.
Speaker 4: If I not told you these theories on Elon for
Speaker 4: the last three or four years, and you're like, yo,
Speaker 4: you're off base. And the only thing I care about
Speaker 4: is Tessela going up. Testa's gonna go up and give
Speaker 4: it fourteen months all him and Trump are gonna clash
Speaker 4: fucking heads. Then you're gonna see World War three really
Speaker 4: pop off. Because Shanty told you he's already working on
Speaker 4: make Europe great again. So if a foreigner comes here
Speaker 4: takes over our company, and everybody who's worked with Elon
Speaker 4: has had some kerfuffles, let's use that with him. He
Speaker 4: goes back and builds in Europe to then go back
Speaker 4: and take over in South Africa as shit that be
Speaker 4: allowed or shit that be stopped before he becomes a
Speaker 4: super villain.
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