l, but you only hired left-handed Albanians, what would happen to the capability of your major institutions? Right? So there's no racism involved. There's no sexism. There's no sexual choice. Everybody in the world is an Albanian. But you've artificially said, I'll only hire left-handed Albanians. You tell me, do you run out of qualified people faster than if you said, we'll hire any Albanian. They just have to be qualified.

Well, when white males were excluded from the workforce through DEI, which is essentially what happened 30 years ago, and we're just now able to talk about it without getting cancelled, you guaranteed that the numbers alone would cause mass incompetence at every institution. And that's exactly what we see. So I think Glenn Reynolds is exactly on that. The DEI did in fact gut the capability of everything. It destroyed everything we cared about in the United States from education to manufacturing to government to everything. It just literally destroyed everything.

And again, it would have been exactly the same if every person in the country was an Albanian, but you limited the hiring to only left-handed Albanians. You get the same outcome. So what is different about 2025 and now 2026 is that he can write this article in a major publication and people will say all right all right okay you could not say this five years ago five years ago if you submitted this article to New York Post you think they would have published it well the New York Post does lean right but I don't know if they would I feel like it would have been too sensitive. They would have just been accused of being racist. But we're finally finally at a point where white males in particular are less afraid of being called racist and that it's I think increasingly obvious that there was a whole South African situation going on in the United States, but it's been going on for decades. I've been talking about it for a while, but there does seem to be some kind of new freedom to talk about it and that's good n