Can the DOJ Regain the Trust of the American People? Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon Responds

Civil-rights attorney turned DOJ Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon joins PragerU CEO Marissa Streit for a wide-ranging conversation on her journey as an immigrant to America, the public’s growing disillusionment with the DOJ, and the rise of lawfare.

Dhillon recounts her battles suing for free speech, explains how the DOJ is working to restore equal protection, and weighs in on the future of discourse after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. They also tackle antisemitism on elite campuses, voter-roll integrity, gerrymandering, and why shutting down DEI is essential to ending lawful double standards—and much more.

00:00 Harmeet’s Immigrant Roots & Small-Town America
03:26 Dartmouth, Conservative Formation, And Family Values
08:40 Why Many Immigrants Vote Left (And How Gop Failed Outreach)
12:45 Crime Up Close: Her Husband’s 1994 Shooting
15:29 Leaving Big Law; Choosing Civil-Rights Impact Work
19:00 Berkeley, Andy Ngo, And Suing For Speech
23:36 Covid Cases, Church Closures, And Supreme Court Wins
28:14 From Suing Gov’t To Joining It: Why DOJ Now
33:00 Culture Shock Inside DOJ: Work Ethic & Mission
35:11 Working With Pam Bondi
36:50 Top Priorities: Antisemitism, Hate Crimes, American Workers
38:35 College Discrimination & The Admissions Racket
40:50 Gerrymandering And The Coming Supreme Court Fight
44:06 Election Integrity: Voter Rolls, Uocava, And Data Stonewalling
50:06 Campus Free Speech After Charlie Kirk; Zero Tolerance For Violence
55:21 Cutting Foreign Influence; Funding Strings For Universities
59:15 A Message To America (And To 250 Years From Now)

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