THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 34 — Google’s Ghastly AI? Evil IVF? DEI Television?

In this week’s ThoughtCrime, Charlie Kirk, Jack Posobiec, Blake Neff, and guest host Graham Allen ask many critical questions, including: -Why can’t Google’s AI show white people? -Are DEI
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