Rep. Brian Mast Levels Margaret Brennan on DEI (Video)

Face The Nation’s Margaret Brennan seems to get humiliated every week as she peddles deep-state talking points.

Last week, Brennan’s interview with Vice President JD Vance left her reeling after her attempt to embarrass Vance on the topic of illegals.

Instead, she became a laughingstock when the interview spawned the now-famous “I don’t care, Margaret” quote.

On Sunday, Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) joined Brennan, and she suffered a similar fate when trying to push Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) spending.

Mast shared the importance of a thorough audit of agencies and departments to make sure that America’s priorities are America First.

Brennan, shocked by the concept of actually understanding where tax dollars are going and how tax dollars are funding DEI, questioned Mast’s assertion, and he pushed back with some shocking receipts.

Brian Mast: As well as purging of people throughout the State Department, other agencies, where we’re freezing aid. These are all very important and necessary steps to make sure that we secure America, and we’re going to support that.

Margaret Brennan: I’m sorry. Can I follow up on what you just said there? You want to authorize purging of State Department personnel? What does that mean exactly?

Brian Mast: Well, if you want to take a look at the State Department, where DEI has been a priority over, let’s say, diplomacy in many accounts, I can give you hundreds of examples of where they were authorizing….

Margaret Brennan: What proof do you have of that?

Brian Mast: Sure. Let’s list them off. Half a million dollars to expand atheism in Nepal, $50,000 to do, let’s see, a transgender opera in Colombia, $47,000 to do an LGBTQ trans comic book in Peru, $20,000 a pop to do drag shows in Ecuador.

Shall I continue with more examples of where DEI was the priority?

Margaret Brennan: It certainly seems like there could be a review of things. Foreign aid, as you know, is less than 1% of the entire federal budget. We’re talking small amounts of money by comparison.
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