Harmeet Dhillon

It has been. I mean, there were career lawyers there who were doing the same thing no matter who's the president. And so suddenly their little fiefdom that had remained untouched, like Shangri-La, was suddenly having to be responsive to elections. And so...

It really is.

It really is.

It really is.

Well, that's what I found. And so, you know... In response to my memos, of course, they began leaking to the press. They began having unhappy hours, which they would invite supervisors, political supervisors to, to make their point that they were unhappy. We got the point. And they had crying sessions, struggle sessions, crying sessions in the DOJ. They cried?

Well, that's what I found. And so, you know... In response to my memos, of course, they began leaking to the press. They began having unhappy hours, which they would invite supervisors, political supervisors to, to make their point that they were unhappy. We got the point. And they had crying sessions, struggle sessions, crying sessions in the DOJ. They cried?

Well, that's what I found. And so, you know... In response to my memos, of course, they began leaking to the press. They began having unhappy hours, which they would invite supervisors, political supervisors to, to make their point that they were unhappy. We got the point. And they had crying sessions, struggle sessions, crying sessions in the DOJ. They cried?

Oh, there was open crying in the halls. Crying? Crying, yes. And then one of my colleagues described to me, it was the last day a couple of weeks ago for some of them, they lined up in a phalanx and approached the elevator together, and then they left the building together, you know, to show their solidarity for one another there as if they were persecuted. How old were they?

Oh, there was open crying in the halls. Crying? Crying, yes. And then one of my colleagues described to me, it was the last day a couple of weeks ago for some of them, they lined up in a phalanx and approached the elevator together, and then they left the building together, you know, to show their solidarity for one another there as if they were persecuted. How old were they?

Oh, there was open crying in the halls. Crying? Crying, yes. And then one of my colleagues described to me, it was the last day a couple of weeks ago for some of them, they lined up in a phalanx and approached the elevator together, and then they left the building together, you know, to show their solidarity for one another there as if they were persecuted. How old were they?

These are 30, 40, and 50-year-old career attorneys in the Department of Justice. That's pathetic. It's different. I come from the private sector, as you know. Over 30 years in the private sector, 18 years successfully running my own law firm, and you get to work, and you put things together, and if it's not working out, you change tax, and you try something else. But there's no...

These are 30, 40, and 50-year-old career attorneys in the Department of Justice. That's pathetic. It's different. I come from the private sector, as you know. Over 30 years in the private sector, 18 years successfully running my own law firm, and you get to work, and you put things together, and if it's not working out, you change tax, and you try something else. But there's no...

These are 30, 40, and 50-year-old career attorneys in the Department of Justice. That's pathetic. It's different. I come from the private sector, as you know. Over 30 years in the private sector, 18 years successfully running my own law firm, and you get to work, and you put things together, and if it's not working out, you change tax, and you try something else. But there's no...

There's no accountability. And so that that really has been kind of an eye opener of dealing with that culture. But we're trying to change it. There's there are people left behind and I actually don't care what their politics are. They can have their views, I believe, in the First Amendment. The question is, are you willing to do the job under the job description as set out by this administration?

There's no accountability. And so that that really has been kind of an eye opener of dealing with that culture. But we're trying to change it. There's there are people left behind and I actually don't care what their politics are. They can have their views, I believe, in the First Amendment. The question is, are you willing to do the job under the job description as set out by this administration?

There's no accountability. And so that that really has been kind of an eye opener of dealing with that culture. But we're trying to change it. There's there are people left behind and I actually don't care what their politics are. They can have their views, I believe, in the First Amendment. The question is, are you willing to do the job under the job description as set out by this administration?

After all, the DOJ is part of the executive branch. The president gets to pick the top people running it and he kind of gets to set the agenda.

After all, the DOJ is part of the executive branch. The president gets to pick the top people running it and he kind of gets to set the agenda.

After all, the DOJ is part of the executive branch. The president gets to pick the top people running it and he kind of gets to set the agenda.

Yeah, that's right.