Harmeet Dhillon

The right of a citizen to be free from crime, I think, is a promise that every basic society dating back to ancient times, even before we had the internet and the civil rights division, promises people. And so These are all civil rights that we're standing up for at the Department of Justice. And I do believe they're consistent with our statutory framework and certainly the vision of our founders.

The right of a citizen to be free from crime, I think, is a promise that every basic society dating back to ancient times, even before we had the internet and the civil rights division, promises people. And so These are all civil rights that we're standing up for at the Department of Justice. And I do believe they're consistent with our statutory framework and certainly the vision of our founders.

But I think it's our job to affirmatively use these tools for the benefit of the American people. That's what President Trump promised and that's what we're delivering.

But I think it's our job to affirmatively use these tools for the benefit of the American people. That's what President Trump promised and that's what we're delivering.

But I think it's our job to affirmatively use these tools for the benefit of the American people. That's what President Trump promised and that's what we're delivering.

Thank you, Ben.

Thank you, Ben.

Thank you, Ben.

Well, it has been over time, but that's not what it is under this Trump administration. And we have a great team of dedicated patriots who are making sure that civil rights are protected for all Americans, not just whoever happens to be popular with the traditional civil rights edifice at any given time.

Well, it has been over time, but that's not what it is under this Trump administration. And we have a great team of dedicated patriots who are making sure that civil rights are protected for all Americans, not just whoever happens to be popular with the traditional civil rights edifice at any given time.

Well, it has been over time, but that's not what it is under this Trump administration. And we have a great team of dedicated patriots who are making sure that civil rights are protected for all Americans, not just whoever happens to be popular with the traditional civil rights edifice at any given time.

That has been true in the past. It is not true today.

That has been true in the past. It is not true today.

That has been true in the past. It is not true today.

Well, Vince, I'm kind of perpetually online. That is actually where I get most of my news. And in this new job, it is where most of the most egregious oppressors of our civil rights in this country self-identify on social media. And that is the case with the mayor of Chicago. And so I happened to be checking up on the news on Sunday, and this video caught my eye.

Well, Vince, I'm kind of perpetually online. That is actually where I get most of my news. And in this new job, it is where most of the most egregious oppressors of our civil rights in this country self-identify on social media. And that is the case with the mayor of Chicago. And so I happened to be checking up on the news on Sunday, and this video caught my eye.

Well, Vince, I'm kind of perpetually online. That is actually where I get most of my news. And in this new job, it is where most of the most egregious oppressors of our civil rights in this country self-identify on social media. And that is the case with the mayor of Chicago. And so I happened to be checking up on the news on Sunday, and this video caught my eye.

And right there, in his own words, is the mayor of Chicago identifying for us how he's proud of policies that appear to be race-based with respect to hiring of individuals in his top management in the city, as well as, as you say, government contracts.

And right there, in his own words, is the mayor of Chicago identifying for us how he's proud of policies that appear to be race-based with respect to hiring of individuals in his top management in the city, as well as, as you say, government contracts.

And right there, in his own words, is the mayor of Chicago identifying for us how he's proud of policies that appear to be race-based with respect to hiring of individuals in his top management in the city, as well as, as you say, government contracts.