joining me now is chris rufo, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, contributing editor at "citytell us what else you have your hands on. >> yeah, you know, this is the first of ten reports over the next ten weeks. i'm going to be exposing ten of the fortune 100 companies that have adopted critical race theory in the workplace. as you said, it's not just in case-12 schools, it's also in corporate offices. they are rating these employees apart, they are designating them oppressor and oppressed based on their skin color, their sexuality, their religion, their nation of origin, and they are using this divisive ideology to mass, in many cases, their bad behavior. i'm going to expose it. american express is for is and is going to be many to come. >> laura: i remember the old commercial, chris, "don't leave home without it." like, don't leave home without ibram kendi, or without self-loathing. how is this creating a more harmonious workplace? sometimes people have give and takes. i mean, you should be at our staff meetings. people are always talking over each other. i mean, that's what