Folks, we begin today's show with a thank you to Congressman Greg Murphy. Greg Murphy is the only

acting physician in the United States Congress right now following our reporting here at Daily Wire.

We talked about it on the show about rampant DEI in medical schools. Congressman Murphy is now

introducing legislation to end federal funding, including student loan funding for any medical school

that practices at DEI. The bill is called the Educate Act and it would ban the anti-white admission standards

that, for example, Duke has been using to hire surgeons, which we talked about last month.

Any attempt to push against meritocracy at medical schools in favor of, quote,

racial diversity would make you ineligible to receive federal funding under

the bill. Specifically, the bill prevents medical schools from taking, quote, any action that would

deprive a medical student of educational opportunities or otherwise adversely affect their status

on the basis of race. It would also prohibit medical schools from teaching that America is

systematically racist and that some racial groups are oppressors. This would obviously apply to some of the reporting that we've already done about medical

schools like UCLA where there are mandatory courses talking about colonization of the United

States and such would also shut down DEI offices like the one at Wake Forest Medical School.

So all of this is really good and really necessary.

Again, there are many areas of American life where the meritocracy is necessary. It's hard to think of one word is more

necessary than when it comes to your medical care, your surgical care. And the fact that

Congressman Murphy is bringing forward that bill is excellent. And so we say thank you to him.

Okay. Now, the big news of the day is that President Trump is on the hook for a $454 million judgment.

According to the courts in New York, the court in New York, which was presided over by Judge Arthur Engron, was a stacked court.

The civil fraud prosecution that was brought against Donald Trump. And it was done so specifically

in civil court as opposed to criminal court because the burden of proof is lower in civil court.

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