Coming up, I'll draw on some newly released data from New York University to show the shameful extent of racial preferences.

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I'm going to focus in my monologue on some very interesting data that's come out from NYU, New York University, regarding racial preferences.

And then I have a scholar, a professor at Drexel University with a book on DEI coming on later

to talk further about the

institutionalization of these kinds of preferences and their impact. But I'll start with some

items in the news which are worth commenting on. New York's highest court just ruled

non-citizens cannot vote. This is a good thing because in

New York, the Democrats, and they also have been trying this in other places, California and elsewhere,

sneaking in getting non-citizens to vote in local elections.

They know that they are not going to get a chance to have non-citizens voting,

at least not legally, not without fraud, in federal elections.

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