President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Harmeet Dhillon to serve in the role of assistant attorney general for civil rights.
“This is one of President Trump's very best picks,” says Liz Wheeler. “I don't know if there's anyone who has been more of a fighter both with passion and effectiveness than Harmeet Dhillon.”
In his announcement on X, Trump said the following about Dhillon.
“Throughout her career, Harmeet has stood up consistently to protect our cherished Civil Liberties, including taking on Big Tech for censoring our Free speech, representing Christians who were prevented from praying together during COVID, and suing corporations who use woke policies to discriminate against their workers. Harmeet is one of the top Election lawyers in the country, fighting to ensure that all, and ONLY, legal votes are counted.”
Liz echoes Trump’s words. “There's probably not a single prominent person in the conservative movement, whether this is a politician or a media person like myself, who Harmeet has not helped at some point behind the scenes.”
“She is so giving, so smart,” and “for how busy she is, she is willing to sit down and listen and talk and help anybody who needs it,” she adds.
If you need any more evidence that Harmeet is a pick of the highest quality, Liz says you need only to look at how “self-styled Democrat super lawyer … behind all the electioneering and the rigging before the 2020 election” Marc Elias responded.
“Marc Elias is scared. You love to see it,” laughs Liz.
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As the September 10 presidential debate looms closer, Kamala Harris can’t stop challenging the ABC debate rules.
Former President Donald Trump has announced that he’s fine with the set rules, writing on Truth Social that “the rules will be the same as the last CNN debate, which seemed to work out well for everyone.”
The rules will be close to the terms used by CNN for the June 27 debate, which includes that microphones will be muted as the other candidate speaks and no studio audience will be present.
However, Harris doesn’t want the muted mic.
“On the one side, you have Harris claiming we need to change the rules, there’s a live mic, and the Trump campaign right now saying, 'No, we’re not going to change the rules,'” Blaze Media editor in chief Matthew Peterson explains.
Center for American Liberty founder and Trump campaign surrogate Harmeet Dhillon believes this is telling of Kamala’s strategy.
“What it does tell you very clearly is that Kamala Harris intends to rely on gimmicks to get herself past this debate. I'm sure it terrifies her to sit down with or stand up with and have to debate the master of debating in this particular format,” Dhillon tells Jill Savage and Peterson.
“In this case, what she wants with the open mic is to be able to do her tired girl boss trope, to interrupt him when he makes a comment about her and say, ‘I’m speaking, it’s my turn, I’m claiming my time,’ whatever platitude you want to plug in there,” Dhillon explains.
“She’s also relying on having to need notes, be seated,” she continues, noting that Kamala also likely wants to have her “comfort governor Tim Walz” around to “help her out and hold her hand.”
“No, she’s a big girl, and the president of the United States is expected to stand toe to toe with the worst despots, demagogues, dictators, and evil people in the world. And they have to be able to do that without crutches, without gimmicks, without props, and without calling a lifeline,” she adds.
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Amber Rose is an OnlyFans model and SlutWalk organizer who skyrocketed to fame after her highly publicized relationships with famous rappers like Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa.
Now, she’s making headlines again — but this time as a speaker at the Republican National Convention.
“I’m here tonight to tell you, no matter your political background, that the best chance we have to give our babies a better life is to elect Donald Trump president of the United States,” Rose told the crowd in her five-minute speech.
Allie Beth Stuckey is not impressed with the decision.
“Look, I’m happy to have her vote. I’m happy to have the votes of other people like her. I’m not saying that we should gate keep and say you can only be one way to vote Republican, but do we need a person like that speaking at the RNC?” Stuckey says.
Stuckey also finds it a little less than charming that Rose also once praised Satanism in an interview.
“I’m not a Satanist,” Rose said in the interview. “Satanists are just atheists as well, but they're just more political. OK. They, they have, like — it's actually a very rational, logical religion. They help a lot of people, a lot of women to get abortions in Southern states that, you know, where they're illegal.”
“She is an adult performer,” Stuckey says. “She’s not someone who used to be one and then, you know, reformed. She still is currently. And she is pro-abortion. Just recently she was on a podcast where she said that she actually really relates to and respects Satanism as a religion because Satanism helps women get abortions.”
While Rose is an atheist, Stuckey has hope for her.
“Anyone can be redeemed, of course. And I would be happy to befriend this person and talk with her, and I hope that Christ saves her,” she says.
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Lawyer Harmeet Dhillon has said that her vehicle was totaled in 2007 by an illegal alien and that after the incident, she experienced pain and needed to do physical therapy.
"An illegal alien totaled my car in 2007 while making an illegal left turn into oncoming traffic. He fled the scene. After he was apprehended a few blocks away, SFPD was reluctant to arrest him because … he was illegal. I insisted, and they gave him a ticket. He disappeared. I was left with a destroyed vehicle, back and neck pain, and months of physical therapy and time out of work. This is all BEFORE California became a sanctuary state," she wrote in a social media post.
Dhillon, a Republican National Committee member, continued, "The current open border situation has brought this lawless horror show to the whole country, courtesy of Joe Biden and his merry band of Marxist supporters. Americans have to decide if we want this anarchy and lawlessness to be our new way of life, or not? The choice is very clear!"
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Biden is currently seeking re-election and is the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee while former President Donald Trump is the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
The issue of crime committed by illegal immigrants highlights the connection between public safety and border security.
Last month, 22-year-old woman, Laken Riley, was killed in Georgia. The suspect in the case is Jose Antonio Ibarra, and according to reports, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has stated that Ibarra had been arrested by U.S. Customs and Border Protection in 2022 after illegally entering the U.S. but "was paroled and released for further processing."
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Fox News has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Tucker Carlson amid the popular broadcaster releasing two monologue-type commentary videos on Twitter, Axios reported Monday.
"My friend and client @TuckerCarlson will not be silenced by the far left or Fox News," attorney Harmeet Dhillon tweeted Monday morning, appending a link to the piece on Axios covering a cease-and-desist letter sent to Carlson by the network.
\u201cMy friend and client @TuckerCarlson will not be silenced \u2014 by the far left or by Fox News. Scoop: Fox sends Tucker Carlson cease-and-desist letter https://t.co/1vUCMoQXOa\u201d— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@Harmeet K. Dhillon) 1686568293
Axios did not include the text of the cease-and-desist letter, saying that the letter has "NOT FOR PUBLICATION" in bold at the top.
Dhillon went on to explain that Fox News is "not a place" for her until the network "stops trying to silence Tucker." She added she has friends still under contract at Fox and that she feels for them.
"I am passionately committed to free speech and a free flow of information necessary for a free society," Dhillon said.
The popular liberty-minded lawyer was not done there, however. She urged Congress, influencers, and GOP officials to carefully consider decisions about appearing on the network she says has "caved into pressure to silence Tucker Carlson."
"Do you really want to air your views on a network that spits on its viewers, leaks oppo on its own talent, and even threatens former talent for speaking, for free, on @Twitter?"
"You have free will!"
"What you are seeing on Fox today is a censored version of the news," Dhillon also said in the multi-part tweet thread.
Tucker Carlson and Fox News Channel parted ways April 21. After Carlson's departure, the network suffered deeply plummeting ratings, as TheBlaze reported.
Carlson re-emerged on Twitter April 26, in a short video calling out the faults of major media outlets. A June 6 video Carlson posted to the platform as "Episode 1" amassed more than 114.8 million views. Episode 2, released June 8, has nearly 55 million views. The second installment's video was emblazoned with a "Tucker on Twitter" typographical logo.
Elon Musk noted May 9 that Twitter had "not signed any deal of any kind whatsoever" with the broadcaster, as TheBlaze reported.
Tucker Carlson Tonight's former executive producer Justin Wells tweeted Sunday that the next episode of "Tucker on Twitter" will be released Tuesday. The content will reportedly cover former President Donald Trump's indictment in the federal classified documents probe.
Fox News did not respond to a request for comment from Axios.
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'In addition to race, I would see religious discrimination and other forms of discrimination on campuses as an appropriate target for the Civil Rights Division,' Dhillon said.
'Let's go back to Korematsu. ... As bad as it was, that court order was followed for years, was it not?'
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