Harmeet Dhillon

And, you know, I,

Can't promise you any particular results, but I can tell you that everyone here in this building is extremely dedicated to the president's agenda, certainly in our leadership here, and to getting justice for Americans who were wronged in the last several years.

Well, first of all, I'm not sure they would listen, but what I would say to them is a woman who grew up in the deep South.

And you know, I, there was the Ku Klux Klan in my county when I was growing up in the 1970s in rural North Carolina.

And that was scary.

And guess what?

It isn't there anymore.

It is, it is, it is not mainstream.

It is fringe.

It is, it, our country has come so far.

We've had a black president.

We have had, uh, you know, just so many people of power from all over.

Look at Hakeem Jeffries as the minority leader.

We have a diverse and beautiful society, and we should be proud of that.

We should celebrate it, and we should stop putting our thumb on the scale.

It's not fair to all Americans, and it is simply perpetuating a racist history that we should be proud to be able to have moved past in our country.

And so I think some of these gerrymandered districts, I mean, you know, it has consequences on both sides.

What it does is

it creates one very liberal district, and then all the other districts become slightly more conservative.

That's generally the pattern in a red state or a southern state.