Ann Coulter’s SHOCKING Claim: Helicopter Pilot Name Delay a DEI Cover-Up?
Ann Coulter’s SHOCKING Claim: Helicopter Pilot Name Delay a DEI Cover-Up?
Ann Coulter’s SHOCKING Claim: Helicopter Pilot Name Delay a DEI Cover-Up?
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| What the hell is Ann Coulter talking about? | |
| I've been saying that for years. | |
| What the hell is she talking about? | |
| I don't even know what she's talking about. | |
| Who is Ann Coulter? | |
| What is she talking about in any event? | |
| Look, she's entitled to whatever it is that she says. | |
| However important that is, this is not an attempt to slam Ann Coulter. | |
| I don't give a damn what she says. | |
| I don't give a damn what anybody says. | |
| People are entitled to their opinion. | |
| But I've got to tell you this one. | |
| This really gets me. | |
| Look at this picture on the front of this. | |
| On the 11th, Ann Coulter says, I wonder why it took them so long to tell us who the pilot was. | |
| And it's this black pilot who was a former Navy SEAL. | |
| We're learning the identity of him. | |
| And who he was and what he did. | |
| His name was Sean Johnson, 36-year-old, ex-Navy SEAL. | |
| So what she's saying, in case you've been under a rock, they're saying, oh, were they waiting to tell us because he was black? | |
| Is that it? | |
| This was on the 11th, when you see the time frame. | |
| This happened on the 10th! | |
| They waited, what, a day? | |
| Because of this big black, you know, this DEI conspiracy. | |
| Don't mention the fact that he's black! | |
| We'll wait a day or less than a day. | |
| Look, there's kind of something to what she's saying in a weird way. | |
| And honest to God, you know, the whole dentiloquist and culture. | |
| She's entitled to what she said. | |
| I don't want to play this game of, do you like this one? | |
| I don't care what anybody said. | |
| They're going crazy, but Douglas Murray, who cares what Douglas Murray, who cares? | |
| So what? | |
| Don't get me wrong, it's another story. | |
| But, maybe... | |
| There's a little something to be said regarding the fact that this is what DEI does. | |
| This young man could have been the best pilot ever in a bucket of bolts from some incredibly horrible incompetent company where there was disaster that had nothing to do with him. | |
| But Ann Coulter kind of asks a good question. | |
| Not that we want to hide this, but maybe somewhere somebody said, ooh, black pilot, I don't know. | |
| But more importantly, the bigger, and I don't think that's really the issue. | |
| I don't think people care. | |
| I think the real issue is, this is what DEI does. | |
| Oh! | |
| DEI. | |
| Remember the Washington helicopter? | |
| Pretty soon they would say, ah! | |
| It's a woman! | |
| And she's a lesbian! | |
| I'd say, how the hell do you know she's a lesbian? | |
| And what difference does that make? | |
| Uh-huh, DEI. | |
| DEI killed those people. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| Do you know how many great pilots... | |
| Let me tell you something. | |
| Do yourself a favor. | |
| Go on YouTube and just look up these... | |
| There are these... | |
| I love every now and then I'll get into this rotation of watching them landing air buses. | |
| And they have women... | |
| And young women and black women and African women and women with veils and women in religious garb and women who are doing a wonderful job. | |
| You don't need physical, you know, strength to land the Airbus. | |
| Half of the time it's all computer. | |
| The point being... | |
| This is what happens when you push this ESG and DEI nonsense. | |
| This takes, in essence, a notion of affirmative action and blows it out the window. | |
| So, there's a multiple issue to what I'm saying here. | |
| In this particular rant on my particular point. | |
| It's Ann Coulter does this thing. | |
| Yeah, Ann Coulter does this thing. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| Ann Coulter. | |
| You know how she is. | |
| Ann Coulter. | |
| Corby seems angry. | |
| And there's a lot of laughing. | |
| You notice how she tries to laugh? | |
| To say, like, I'm really in a good mood. | |
| I just want to... | |
| Again. | |
| God bless her. | |
| She's smart. | |
| I don't care what she says. | |
| I'm not a fan club groupie. | |
| I don't even care what people say most of the time about anything else. | |
| But what I will say is, when you repeatedly force people into having diversity, ethany, ethany. | |
| It's like ethanol, but not as powerful. | |
| When you have diversity, equity, and inclusion, or whatever that was called this week. | |
| And you push it, you create this feeling in people's minds that somebody is not qualified just because they're black. | |
| Just because they're black. | |
| Jasmine Crockett said recently, when she went to a public defender's office, she basically told the hiring person, hire me because I'm black. | |
| I don't know anything about criminal law, but hire me because I'm black. | |
| I'm black. | |
| Hire me because of that. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| This is what it's become. | |
| And that lunacy is what leads to this. | |
| When you have diversity office, go to, I remember every law firm had diversity officer. | |
| What does this mean? | |
| Who the hell wants a diverse lawyer? | |
| I want a good lawyer. | |
| I don't give a damn who they are. | |
| This is where we... | |
| I wonder where all these folks are now. | |
| The diversity officers. | |
| Diversity officers always black. | |
| There weren't white diversity officers. | |
| Isn't that something? | |
| The very thing that provides for diversity doesn't have a diverse group of people who represent it in the first place. | |
| It's so stupid. | |
| But it's a part of the meaning and the motivation behind the radical left to cause division between races. | |
| And sexual genders by creating more divisions of people and emphasizing not equality, not equanimity, not equal appreciation for people notwithstanding their particular ideology or sexuality. | |
| They want there to be this. | |
| This is the most critical thing. | |
| They want there to be this. | |
| They want there to be this artificial Lunacy when it comes to race. | |
| Now look, I've known in the world of talk radio, the topic which is the most important, especially in, dare I say, conservative and Republican talk, is that of race. | |
| And this is a low-hanging fruit. | |
| But it's true. | |
| So Ann Coulter is not wrong. | |
| In what she said, they only waited a day. | |
| And maybe somewhere else, I can't imagine anybody anywhere today waiting before they released the name of this gentleman. | |
| But the bottom line is simply this. | |
| We have been taught things. | |
| Let me give you an example. | |
| Let's say I can put a plethysmograph. | |
| It doesn't make any sense, really, but some kind of like a sphygmomanometer or something on your skin. | |
| Something that gauges the reaction of you to certain things. | |
| You're in an office, a doctor's office, and the door opens up, and you've never seen this doctor before. | |
| And the guy walks in, and it's Marcus Welby. | |
| A guy in about mid-60s, 70s, tall. | |
| You know, thin, kind of grayish, but a white man. | |
| And we get to measure and register the particular part of your brain that registers satisfaction. | |
| Okay? | |
| How would you react? | |
| Now, same one. | |
| This time, same height, same weight, but it's a black man. | |
| Black off. | |
| Black doctor. | |
| What would be people's reactions? | |
| Imagine that satisfaction part of the brain, whatever it is. | |
| Would it go down? | |
| Would it go up? | |
| Would it be the same? | |
| Next, a woman. | |
| White woman, black woman. | |
| Asian woman, Indian woman. | |
| Woman with a veil. | |
| Woman without a veil. | |
| Indian man young. | |
| Indian man older. | |
| Indian man with an accent. | |
| Doctor with a mustache. | |
| Overweight doctor, there are things that we prefer. | |
| Women, many of them prefer OBGYNs who are women. | |
| Now, what effect do you think DEI has done to that particular calculus? | |
| What do you think people think? | |
| When they see a black doctor, a black surgeon, they're going to say, you're there because of some kind of quota. | |
| A quota, you were a check in the box, check the box, that's exactly what you were. | |
| That's what you did. | |
| You were there because of that. | |
| And that is what DEI formed. | |
| It creates and exacerbates and procures and proliferates the very thing it's trying to prevent. | |
| The very thing that is trying to stop people from becoming racist or whatever, it's increasing. | |
| So, here is the thing. | |
| Ann Coulter, right or wrong, she's hit on something. | |
| Number one, I don't think they waited, I think, one day before they, whoever they released this. | |
| But she brings up a bigger point. | |
| And the point is, look what people think because of DEI. | |
| You could have the greatest, you could have better. | |
| Ben Carson! | |
| This man is a genius! | |
| This man did hemispherectomies in children! | |
| A neurosurgeon that nobody... | |
| But today you're probably looking at him like, uh-huh, yeah. | |
| What was your category? | |
| What was your, uh-huh, yeah? | |
| DEI has done more to spawn, to proliferate, to broadcast, to exacerbate, to actually encourage and recruit racism. | |
| And negative preferential treatment than anything known to mankind. | |
| Now, what do you think, my friends? | |
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