Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion – Fake Fairness is Destroying Excellence

The Chad Prather Show

Mission Studios

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🗓️ 16 January 2024

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

A door ripped off a Boeing 737 plane mid-flight and made everybody think twice about flying. Is DEI to blame for this oversight? Companies like Boeing and United Airlines have loosened their regulations on QC checks and have prioritized hiring based on DEI standards vs. hiring based on who is the best person for the job. Claudine Gay, the President of Harvard University, had to step down from her position after facing backlash for plagiarizing academic work that contributed to her accolades. The response from some people? That Harvard needs to hire another black woman to replace her. Why is that the most important factor for determining who is the right person for the job? DEI is dangerous, discriminatory, and worst of all, it devalues the real accomplishments of people that ACTUALLY achieved something. Let’s break this down guys. I love you, God bless!

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0:00.0	Nobody wants to deal with the real issues.
0:03.3	Nobody wants to deal with the idea that there's 75% fatherless homes in the black community.
0:08.1	Nobody wants to deal with the violence that's black on black.
0:11.1	And we go down the list and statistics and all of these different things.
0:13.7	There's no merit to diversity for the sake of diversity.
0:18.6	Nobody owes you anything.
0:20.6	We're raising a generation of people who think that feelings are more important than facts and it is going to be deadly deadly
0:27.0	So folks we better get it together real quick because what's coming is going to kill us all is going to kill us all. It's going to kill us all. Hey guys, welcome to another episode of the Chad Pretha Show. We are in the cave and I was
0:58.0	visiting with my mother the other day and we were talking about the show and she said you need to tell people a little bit about
1:06.4	what's going on in your set like there's little sentimental pieces here that some you can see some you can see some you can see. She said you need to
1:14.7	tell people about them about what some of those things mean to you and I was like
1:18.2	those people don't care about what's on the set but I was reading through some of the
1:21.1	comments the other day and you guys several times have asked about this rifle that is over my shoulder here.
1:29.0	This is a 1968 Winchester 3030 to answer your questions. It belonged to my
1:33.6	late grandfather. This is an heirloom that I have from him. I think it's the only
1:38.4	airloom that I have from him. And like like some firearms you know this federal government just don't know they exist.
1:45.0	That's a beautiful thing about that 1968 Winchester 3030.
1:49.0	My grandfather killed a lot of deer with that rifle, and it was in the studio over there at the
1:55.0	blaze and it was over the fireplace underneath the the buffalo head now it hangs
1:59.7	here in the cave this This will Rogers statue right behind me that's illuminated by that light there.
2:06.9	That would say Remington. It was a gift given to me. A lot of people called me the modern day
2:11.2	Will Rogers. I've never held much into that.
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