Topic: Clerks

Footage is played of Humza Yousaf listing the racial demographics of the Scottish government's top positions as a justification for his diversity policies. The segment criticizes Yousaf for firing qualified officials based on race before his eventual resignation. The host compares Yousaf's rhetoric to a hypothetical scenario of a foreigner demanding demographic changes in Nigeria or China.

Tyler Bennett shares stories of clients who saved thousands by switching from standard tax software to professional legal representation. He notes that many IRS employees are clerks with minimal training rather than tax attorneys, and they often back down when confronted by a major law firm. One 71-year-old client reportedly went from owing $20,000 to receiving a refund.

Bennett discusses how the IRS often relies on the "Internal Revenue Manual," which is an interpretation by clerks rather than actual law. He explains how his firm writes legal memos based on the actual Internal Revenue Code to overturn wrongful assessments on civil rights and injury settlements.