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evidence do you have that I'm a racist? I was just literally watching a video of you talking about whiteness as a whole, talking about whiteness as a concept, and you were trying to explain how white privilege doesn't exist. Correct, it doesn't. You are a white man. How do you know? Because I have eyes. Because you have eyes. That's not a description. And I have reason. So what can a black person do that I can't do in America? Or vice versa. What can I do a black person can't do? Let's think of some history right here. Let's go through the history of redlining. I don't need a history line. You do need a history line. Clearly you need a history lesson. I know your talking points better than you do, and I've read all the literature that you have. I've probably forgotten more about the literature History affects the present day as well, and you know that 's true. If you went to college, you would know. Well, hold on a second. Without the history lesson of Jim Crow, segregation, imperialism, colonialism, slavery, all the stuff that I know that you're going to say, but just concretely in America today, what can a white person do that a black person can't do? Black applicants to jobs are 50% less likely to get jobs with that they have a black sounding name. That's not even close to being true. That's not even close to being true. That is accurate. That is a literal. In fact, it's the opposite. I'm not going to argue your lived experience. Oh. No. See, now you have to listen to him under your rules because a black person is going to say you're wrong. I am. He can say I'm wrong. I know I am. Come on up to the mic. I know I read your Instagram. My name is Kimon Dixon. I have a really black name. Please tell me how 50% of my internships have been denied when I've worked for Senator Mike Lee, Mayor Trent Sacks. I've worked for a congressman, Burgess Owens. I've actually worked on his campaign. I've worked on the campaigns of John Hutzman Jr. Please tell me how my black experience...