“Areas like where the Palisades are, there should never be houses built in the first place…it's a tinderbox.”

“I want the 2040 workforce…more Hispanic and Latino”

“Where the Palisades are, there should never be houses built,” said Haden Kirkpatrick, Vice President of Innovation and Venture Capital at State Farm, on hidden camera, making candid statements about California wildfire victims and the company’s controversial hiring practices.

Kirkpatrick didn’t shy away from discussing his explicit effort to reshape State Farm’s workforce demographics, acknowledging his bias in hiring practices: “I personally, I task my HR team, finding me… the perfect profile of the workforce of the future,” he stated. “I want the 2040 workforce. So go find me the demographic profile of America in 2040: more Hispanic and Latinos.” When questioned about whether this preference applied to his personal life, Kirkpatrick doubled down: “Away from my own kind.”

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In a recent visit to London, England, James O’Keefe and journalist Andy Ngo explored areas with high concentrations of Muslim communities, uncovering government-funded asylum housing and discussing the growing radicalization among some immigrant populations.

Outside a mosque, O’Keefe and Ngo encountered a group of Sudanese asylum seekers living in state-funded housing. Upon questioning, the men confirmed their residence was provided by the government. “This is the public housing for asylum seekers?” O’Keefe asked. One of the men responded, “Yeah, state-funded accommodation for migrants.”

However, when O’Keefe attempted to further document the scene, a government worker intervened, barring him from speaking with the refugees, and saying, ‘You’re not allowed to talk to them,’ despite being on public property.

Ngo and O’Keefe continued to Whitechapel, a neighborhood in Tower Hamlets with the UK’s highest concentration of Muslims. Ngo explained the demographic shift: ...