Harmeet Dhillon
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2,723 appearances
38 recordings
14 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 18 Aug
Harmeet Dhillon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So a lot of the people who would question him and get frustrated – I mean we're among the few people who still love California and brag on it.
I lived in California until I started this job in D.C.
and I still have property here.
But so –
He's counting on a lot of people who have gotten frustrated with what's gone wrong with the state having left already.
And now he's appealing to new voters or trying to maintain the ones that he has.
But ultimately, I think this is a death spiral that's happening here unless we reverse it here in California.
There's just not enough dollars to go around to fund the fraud and the unions and the failure and the fires and what people are experiencing in their real lives now, the crime and you name it, the bad schools, the girls who are getting screwed by boys in their sports.
It's just a bad scene all around.
I can't agree with you more.
I mean, there have been some dark periods of time in our history, you know, slavery, you know, interning Japanese citizens, Japanese American citizens, things like that.
And, you know, ultimately there was justice for some of those situations or at least the wrongs were righted.
In this case, I mean, just look at how people are arrested in D.C.
is very similar to California.
If you break into a house, commit a crime or a gangbanger, you're catch and release.
So people aren't rotting away in the jails waiting for trial anymore.
if they're committing the normal street crimes that impact our quality of life.
Now, you contrast that with how January 6th defendants were treated.
First of all, many of the judges openly voiced their contempt for these people and judged them guilty in their initial hearings and then did not give them due process.
People were detained prior to trial.
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