Charlamagne Tha God shocks ‘Daily Show’ crowd by trashing DEI with facts
Charlamagne Tha God has revealed how he really feels about DEI programs — and it’s not what anyone expected.
“The truth about DEI is that although it’s well-intentioned, it’s mostly garbage, okay? It’s kind of like the black Little Mermaid. Just because racists hate it, doesn’t mean it’s good,” Charlamagne said while guest-hosting “The Daily Show.”
“You know I’m right because every one of you has sat through one of those diversity training sessions and thought, ‘This is some bulls**t,’” he continued.
Charlamagne also complained that DEI programs actually “don’t make the workplace better for minorities” and said “DEI training is like DARE for racism.”
“You all know how effective that was. I was sitting there going, ‘Oh, there’s a ton of fun drugs I should try, I didn’t even know about Molly, thanks officer,’” he told the audience.
While Dave Rubin is impressed, he wants “to reiterate the point that he’s just reading a script.”
“These are not ideas coming out of his brain. I don’t know that they would have given that exact script to Jon Stewart because they do believe in this neo-racism,” Rubin says.
While Charlamagne was most likely reading from a script, Alex Stein is glad this script is being read.
“He does make a good point that when you make everything about race and gender, that is inherently racist,” Stein tells Rubin.
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INSANE: Hollywood elites demand AI, calling thinking 'ghetto'
Stephen Colbert isn’t “worried about AI,” and the WEF’s Yuval Noah Harari is surprisingly not a fan of that sentiment.
“I’m ready for the big machines that make big decisions programmed by fellas with compassion and vision; I’m ready for the machines to tell us what to do,” Colbert told Harari.
Harari rebutted Colbert’s statement by saying that “it’s extremely dangerous to give up power to something we don’t understand.”
Pat Gray and Keith Malinak are shocked by the exchange.
“Harari is talking common sense to Colbert on this,” Malinak says. “That was so interesting how Colbert sets the premise that well, they’re being programmed by really good guys."
“Those are the kind of dummies that we need in America right now, ‘cause we’re heading down that path,” Gray says.
But a lot of Americans might agree with Colbert, especially a recent guest on Bobbi Althoff’s podcast.
While Suki and Althoff were arguing about whether or not Suki was a “musician” or a “magician,” Suki said, “I don’t think, baby, I don’t think. What is that? That’s ghetto, I don’t think.”
“This is idiocracy,” Malinak says, disturbed.
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