*This episode was recorded before Victor Davis Hanson's December 30 medical operation*
Whether it’s some within the Minneapolis Somali community raking in millions of dollars from government grants for fraudulent businesses or severely unqualified illegal aliens obtaining commercial truck driving licenses, these groups were “categorized by officials as on the victimized, oppressed side of the lecture.
And therefore, they were not completely audited.
Because if they had been audited, the cries of racism, nativism, etc., prejudice, and bias would’ve been voiced.
“And people didn’t want to be exposed to that,” argues Victor Davis Hanson on this edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”
These non-meritocratic DEI recipients are thrown into a self-perpetuating system that encourages them to continuously engage in illegal activity, as they will never face consequences for their actions.
When audits stop, deterrence dies - and corruption thrives.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to DEI Issues
00:56 Fraud and Exemptions in DEI
02:39 The Self-Perpetuating Cycle of Victimization
04:29 The Downfall of Meritocracy
05:23 The Future of DEI
