Harmeet Dhillon

And yet they had no problem getting search warrants.

And they had no problem then forcing and dragging Project Veritas and its lawyers.

I was one of the lawyers, full disclosure,

through the mud and trying to pierce and invade attorney-client privilege, as well as the First Amendment.

And there have been other cases.

Let me give you a state court example.

Kamala Harris did the one and only prosecution of any journalist in California history under California's wiretapping statute because David Daleiden, again, my client, was an undercover journalist who exposed Planned Parenthood and National Abortion Federation's

lucrative fetal part trafficking business he audio taped and videotaped them in public places in restaurants in bars and hotel lobbies clearly not covered by the wiretapping statute the process is the punishment on the left uh so you will notice that although we had uh you know choreographed arrests here did it carefully so that no one got hurt we didn't have fox news or

News Nation or Newsmax over there or any other journalism outlet with cameras videotaping that.

That's not appropriate.

We didn't do that.

I know there's some folks on my side who would love to see, quote unquote, that kind of

But most importantly, we want our officers who are making these arrests to be safe and we want the public to be safe.

And I do not think that's an appropriate behavior by the Department of Justice, yet they did that repeatedly.

They did that to Roger Stone.

They did that to so many others.

They did that to Steve Bannon.

I learned as a small child, two wrongs don't make a right.

So we are going to go about our business here at the DOJ methodically, carefully.

The attorney general is a very serious person.