Michael Malice
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How Harmeet Dhillon Cleaned House at the DoJ Civil Rights Division | “YOUR WELCOME” #417
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1:02:43Now PlayingWhat really happens when someone walks into Washington determined to tear the system apart from the inside?
Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) welcomes Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, Harmeet Dhillon, for a jaw-dropping look inside the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, where hidden agendas, bureaucratic sabotage, and power-drunk officials collided with a new administration determined to clean house. From lawyers dramatically walking out of the department to the “easter eggs” left behind by former officials, Michael and Harmeet break down the culture of ego and fear inside one of America’s most powerful institutions.
They also discuss the Louisiana vs. Callais case, the long-term damage COVID mandates inflicted on students, and why the people most desperate for power are often the most dangerous once they get it.
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