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Breaking down politics, culture, and the buzz of the day with bold conversations about faith,

family, and living what you believe.

This is the Danielle Gill Show.

I'm delighted to welcome our guest today, Dinesh.

We are going to talk a little bit about the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Let's start by maybe just talking about how the Southern Poverty Law Center literally funds people who are

pretend racist so that they can get, you know, the funding to act like they're stopping you're racist.

What's your take on this? Because the left acts like, oh, wow, they really need

these people like Southern Poverty Law Center to stop racism. And, you know, they're doing all

those great work. But what's the reality behind? Let me put this issue into his widest perspective,

because I think this will throw a lot of light on it. There is a tendency in a society, any society, to have an organization that's dedicated

to eradicating something, something that's bad.

Let's just say, for example, what's bad is cancer.

But hospitals realize quickly enough that cancer is unbelievably profitable. One of our neighbors

whose wife had cancer and she's now passed away said that when a cancer patient walks into a hospital,

the hospital sees $1 million invisibly tattooed on their forehead for each patient.

So think about this. Why would a hospital want to cure cancer if it makes $1 million off every cancer patient?

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