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The fight between Trump and, well, insert name of city, state, entity, and, of course, now university, is upon us.

So one of the things that President Trump came into office based on and campaigned on, one of the things you have to give him credit for, I mean, he doesn't bring things in that he doesn't talk about.

That's for sure.

And one of them has to do with the woke business, woke business in the world of the administration, DEI,

helping any minority under any circumstances because he believes it's all-merit system,

that there should be an absolutely even playing field where no one gets the advantage.

And then we can talk about the argument as to whether that's fair, whether that's not fair,

that minorities have had a horrible situation in the history of the United States.

And I remember interviewing Jesse Jackson where he admitted that, in his case, African Americans

not only have a better break in employment and schooling, but should because of the history

of this country and how we did a level playing field, the pendulum has to swing way over and then can come back.

All right.

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