What do these white guys have in common?

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THIS PRESENTATION COVERS various topics including commentary on Jimmy Kimmel's remarks about Donald Trump, criticisms of late-night talk show hosts, discussions on racism, observations on societal issues, and opinions on political matters. Key points include:

Kimmel's commentary on Trump's statements about immigration and "nice countries" is criticized as racially biased.
Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert are all criticized for being white males, with the suggestion that they should quit their jobs for diversity's sake.
The text discusses the racial demographics of wealthy neighborhoods like Malibu, California, and questions the motivations behind renaming landmarks after social justice activists.
The concept of gaslighting is introduced, suggesting that discussions of white privilege and racism make white people question their non-racist beliefs.
The renaming of landmarks and discussions around a four-day workweek in Great Britain are critiqued for potential racial implications.
There's a discussion about perceptions of racism against white Americans and potential changes to civil rights legislation in a hypothetical second Trump presidency.
Steven Miller's involvement in the conservative nonprofit America First Legal is mentioned, along with criticisms of corporations allegedly discriminating against white males.

Overall, the text expresses skepticism and criticism towards various social and political issues, with a focus on racial dynamics and perceptions of discrimination.