As far as I see, pretty typical comments from an a$$hole male who has no idea how different/difficult it is to grow without the privileges afforded by being white, male, athletic, and upper-class.
The old homily about "walking a mile in someone else's shoes" fits him to a T. I'd love to see how these guys would deal with being black, or women, or from another country, or whatever.... My own take is that most of the men who run things in America think they hit a home run -- and never realize they were really born on 3rd base. They have no understanding of the world other folks live in, no compassion, and no conception of how they themselves make the world unfair and hostile to large categories of our society.
The only thing I find admirable about him is that at least he was willing to say what he really believes, rather than hiding his prejudices behind politically-correct comments that let them fester out of sight and unquestioned.
