

Ep. 1491 - Why DEI Is Finally on the Chopping Block In D.C.
Nov 21, 2024
A congressional hearing debated the potential abolition of DEI initiatives, revealing some shaky defenses from Democrats. The trans congressman admitted defeat in the bathroom access debate, signaling a shift in public opinion. Jaguar's latest woke ad backfired hilariously, sparking discussions on corporate branding and skepticism towards diversity efforts. Additionally, the decline of media credibility and the importance of long-form content are critiqued, as evolving gender policies shape Republican dynamics.
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Crockett's DEI Analogy
- Jasmine Crockett compared a diverse workforce to a portfolio of vanilla wafers, chocolate cake, and Twinkies.
- Matt Walsh criticizes this analogy, arguing that DEI prioritizes representation over competence.
Oppression Discussion
- Crockett claims no oppression exists for white men and cites slavery as an example of oppression against black people.
- Walsh points out that Crockett's ancestors may have been slave owners and that slavery has affected many groups.
Debunking McKinsey
- Crockett argues for DEI based on a McKinsey study claiming diverse companies are more profitable.
- Walsh debunks this study, citing research that shows profitable companies choose to implement DEI, not the other way around.