Harmeet Dhillon

NAACP forced the hand over there.

They may be regretting that now, but instead of having one black majority district, they went for broke and went for two, and now there may be zero because political gerrymandering means that they can redraw the lines that

fit the other criteria that are mentioned in the court the jingles test that talks about compactness and you know communities of interest and so forth and that isn't necessarily race in 2026 in america i i don't believe it's race we have a number of um people being elected from both parties constituencies of all different races in america and that's a beautiful thing in our country

Yeah, look, people are going to pay a price.

You have to understand that the wheels of justice turn a little more slowly in the government than they might in private practice.

I certainly have been frustrated by that myself, but when I think you've seen, um, my boss, uh, acting attorney general, Todd Blanche blanket, the news waves this past weekend regarding the Comey indictment and others.

And you know, what you see in public is just a fraction of the evidence.

that's out there.

And so building these cases takes time.

We have had turnover here.

We have had weaponized justice in the form of judges who refuse to let some of our cases go forward and grand juries that refuse to indict.

That's been a challenge, but I'm confident that you are going to see justice.

I mean, people want it to go a lot faster than it has.

That isn't my area.

And civil rights, I'm very proud to say that in a year we've accomplished a tremendous amount of justice.

within our areas of expertise.

But, you know, the U.S.

attorney's offices, I'm in touch with my friends in different U.S.

attorney's offices.

They're bringing cases regarding illegal voting.