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dot substack.com Ann Coulter how you doing? Nope we don't hear her. Uh, Ann Coulter,

are you there? Sorry about that. I'm fantastic. How are you, Mark Simone?

I'm good. I'm good. So could this be the year, a big year where we just take back the country from every woke left-wing extremist idiot?

Did we start with Claudine Gay? Is this the beginning of the end of all that stuff?

Oh, that's a good question and relevant to my column tonight.

I think this whole racial reckoning and intersectionality thing is not really working out from Harvard to Disney to prosecutors' offices.

It's been kind of a disaster.

Oh, and all of the great cultural institutions in New York,

the hospitals. I mean, if you look at human accomplishment, as covered by Charles Murray in his

book, Human Accomplishment, you can't say that white men have a small role in human accomplishment over the past thousand years.

I mean, Western civilization has just crushed it, and that is mostly white European men.

So crushing white men, which is the principal objective of intersectionality and the racial reckoning,

I think does not bode well for our society and our civilization,

and people are starting to recognize that.

So that is a long way of saying, oh, my gosh, I hope you're right.

Well, this whole idea of diversity.

You know, look at past presidents of Harvard.

Lawrence Summers, he'd been the Treasury Secretary.

He'd won a Nobel Prize.

This looks good on a resume.

But this imbecile, Claudine Gay, with no resume, this idea of getting somebody just

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