Charlamagne Tha God Blasts Right-Wing 'DEI Hire' Talk Using 1 'Particular' Observation
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The "Daily Show" contributor defended Kamala Harris with a "big" assessment of her time as vice president.
Charlamagne tha God took down conservatives calling Vice President Kamala Harris a “DEI hire” and declared that Republicans see the acronym standing for “Black, Black, Black” on Wednesday’s episode of “The Daily Show.”
The radio host, in a guest appearance on the show, said he’s looked at pictures of every president of the United States, adding that it “seems like there’s one identity in particular that gives you a leg up.”
“White, white men,” Charlamagne whispered as he leaned closer to the camera.
He continued, “I’m just saying, Donald Trump would not have gotten the job if his first name was Donnell, alright? He’d be evicting himself, he’d be evicting himself from his own apartments before his career could begin.”
Charlamagne, earlier in the program, tossed to a compilation of clips from right-wing networks where personalities — including ex-Trump White House aide Sebastian Gorka — hurled the attack and similar insults at Harris.
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