Okay, let's talk about what's been going on in San Francisco. This is a one time payment

of $5 million to each eligible black resident. So California did not have slavery.

Correct. You jumped right to it, didn't you? I just want to make sure we're talking

about the same place. San Francisco, California, which did not have slavery was a free

state. San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is recommending this as part of their panel

proposing reparations. There's no way financially to make this work. There's no way it's

actually going to work. Although, you know what, Casey, I say that and we live in a world

where Donald Trump is about to get indicted. So who knows anymore? I stand correct.

This would cost every citizen $600,000 each. Listen to this. Okay, the proposals include

a one time payment of $5 million to each adult, including clearing all of their personal

debt, which means their credit cards, taxes and student loans. And then black residents

would also be able to collect an annual income of at least $97,000 for 250 years and by

homes within the city limits for $1. Well, now we of course laugh at this, but we shouldn't

be laughing at this because this is how these things start. It gets past somewhere.

And then someone else, so that seems like a great idea. And then it starts going everywhere.

So you got to invest an interest in this stupid being squashed as soon as possible because

that is unbelievable. D E I, it's becoming an industry. Yeah, who

yeah? An entire industry like, for example, the University of Michigan has 142 DEI staff

members on its payroll, 142. Now, cringe on Pierre because it's not a show if we don't

play you some words of wisdom from this intellectual giant was asked if Biden supports reparations

and she really didn't want to say. We understand that there's a legislation on the hill currently

on this, on the study of reparations, pardon me. And we think Congress is the appropriate

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