Harmeet Dhillon

In fact, he is thanked by the first person arrested, that 501c3, I'm forgetting her name.

Nakima Armstrong.

Nakima Armstrong tagged and thanked him as an embedded journalist.

Does anyone think that guy's a journalist?

I don't think he's a journalist, but he was thanked as a journalist.

And he has a blog or some kind of following that he shouts into the camera.

Not a journalist, sorry.

When you are, and by the way, let me also add, you can be a journalist, but when a journalist is also committing a crime, it's black letter law that they're not cloaked from prosecution because it's not like a magic invisibility cloak from Harry Potter where you can put it on and not be a criminal because you're a journalist.

That's not how it works.

Journalists can and have been convicted of crimes in our country where they break the law.

And let me give you some examples of the prior administration going after journalists.

So January 6th, there was a Blaze reporter who was in the crowd who was prosecuted and convicted in the January 6th situation.

Steve Baker.

Correct.

I have represented Project Veritas and the journalists at Project Veritas who did not publish Ashley Biden's diary.

And yet they had to expend hundreds of thousands of dollars defending the First Amendment in the Southern District of New York, where the weaponized DOJ went after.

Not just James, but two other journalists employed by Project Veritas were all subjected to this organized theater.

And think about it.

That was the flimsiest case I ever saw.

It's really, truly outrageous abuse of power by the prior administration.