You know, it's kind of shocking how long this has been going on. It's probably 15, 16 years

since the wokeness, intersectional feminism, culture war battles have been expanding rapidly

into the mainstream. Gamergate, many say, was the beginning of the culture war, but a huge

component of this has been an attack on white people. The idea that white history

or things related to white cultures and white indigenous nations are wrong, racist.

Otherwise, a really great example of the hypocrisy in wokeness as it pertains to white people is that if you were to go to,

if you were to hold up a big sign saying that I support indigenous people, they'd all clap

and cheer.

And then if the bottom folded out and it said of Europe, they would all lose their minds.

The idea that the people who are indigenous to Europe are not the same as indigenous

to Native America, clearly the component here is not whether or not someone's indigenous, it's whether or not they're

white. So we're going to talk about that today. We've got a couple of Jeremy's hanging out.

First, Jeremy, and would you like to introduce yourself? Yeah, I'm Jeremy Carl, a senior fellow

at the Claremont Institute, and I have just written a book called The Unprotected Class about anti-white racism and its rise in America.

And Jeremy, other Jeremy.

I'm Jeremy Tedesco.

I'm a 20-year First Amendment litigator at Alliance Defending Freedom.

We're probably the best kept secret.

If you're a fan of free speech and religious freedom, we've won 15 cases at the Supreme Court since 2011, 74 over the course of our 30-year history. And we're advocating

for First Amendment all day long and trying to stop the Biden administration from weaponizing

the federal government and private corporations against our First Amendment rights. Oh, right on.

I do also feel that it's not just about white people, but also it's like if you're a white

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