DOJ Talks Voting Fraud And Is Ready To Rumble!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. The terrible situation the U.S. faces with so many traitors. Got some videos no one will believe. Harmeet Dhillon details efforts of the DOJ to make sure only citizens are voting. Harmeet Dhillon, who oversees the Civil Rights Division at the Trump Department of Justice, appeared on Newsmax and talked about the efforts being made at the agency to make sure that only American citizens are the ones voting. Dhillon pointed out that the DOJ is only a piece of the puzzle and noted that other agencies, some at the state level, are also part of this process. Good luck. All right, so let's bring in the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the DOJ, Harmeet Dhillon. Harmeet, always good to see you. Welcome back. Thanks for having me, Ed. We can certainly see you and the new Attorney General Todd Blanche restoring law and order at the DOJ, much different than the Biden days. But you have these DSA candidates like Angie Nixon. She wins the Democrat nomination for Senate last night in Florida. She wants to defund the police, as you know, abolish some prisons, punish ICE agents. Does that stand a chance of victory in a general election? I get that she won the primary. What are your thoughts about this? Well, Ed, you know, in my role at the Department of Justice, it's a nonpartisan role. And so I don't really involve myself in politics. But, you know, I was a member of the Republican National Committee for eight years. And I think you can infer from that and based on my public statements before I took this job, what I think about communists running for office in our country. From our point of view, we're going to continue to make sure at the Department of Justice that we have free and fair elections and that people trust the outcomes of those elections. Yeah, I want to get to that. But from a nonpartisan standpoint, if we eliminate the police in the prisons, does the DOJ believe America will be more or less safe? Well, I think common sense, all of us who live here in the district, for example, I was struck by how this is actually the safest city I've ever lived in in my life. And that's thanks to the presence of the National Guard and strong policing and great law enforcement by our U.S. attorney, Jeanine Pirro. And where you don't have that, and I've lived in San Francisco, I've lived in New York City, I've lived in London, you have a lot of fear. I mean, I don't feel comfortable. I travel a lot for my job. I don't feel comfortable in the U.S. marshals don't feel comfortable with me walking around some of America's cities. And I think that is really instructive. And I do feel very safe here. That's a dramatic statement for somebody working at the DOJ with the U.S. marshals in tow. You mentioned election integrity. I know this was a priority for you before you were at the DOJ. I knew you then you're planning now to send a thousand election observers to monitor voting activities during the midterm. Some people are skeptical about that. We're running a poll right now on our X account, and people are worried that that still may not be enough. What other measures might you take to ensure security if the Save America Act does not pass? Well, the Save America Act is, again, politics. It's independent. I think Congress needs to do a lot of things to fix our voting laws, and I've testified about that before I took this job. But I think people need to remember that we are not the election police. We are enforcing our federal civil rights laws, including numerous federal election statutes, but we are only a small portion of the monitoring effort. Before I took this job, I was an election monitor for candidates and for parties, and that effort is ongoing as well. And I understand that there's a strong effort to send monitors, official monitors from the Senate and the House, and that happens on a bipartisan basis. So there are actually thousands of eyes and ears out there from both parties and people who've been contacting me saying, how can I be part of your DOJ effort? Well, you can't, but you certainly can call your county, whatever party you're in and volunteer and get out there and do this. My mom did this in rural North Carolina when I was a kid, and I'm doing it today on behalf of the United States. And so we're really proud of the people who step up. It's important that we have eyes and ears on our voting and on the tabulation. And unfortunately, it goes on forever in some states like California. So that needs shifts of people to do that work. I imagine you've had eyes and ears on some of these videos emerging from Minnesota. The far left group CARE is calling for now a criminal probe of independent journalists who have exposed the fact that if you go in with a burqa and you pretend to be a Muslim voter and you don't have ID in Minnesota, you can go ahead and vote. And they say that you could vouch for up to eight other unregistered individuals. We have a video about that. I want to play that and get your reaction. They're from the Gaza Strip. And, well, these guys were actually members of Hamas. And they want to vote today. Okay. That's okay. So you would be under oath letting us know that they are eligible to vote in this precinct. So if I declare I'm a Hamas terrorist and I want to vote in Minnesota, but I also swear an oath that I live there in Minnesota, it's okay. How is this happening in America? Well, let's unpack that a little bit. First of all, one's political views are not necessarily relevant to whether you're a qualified voter. Citizenship is relevant to that. I think the bigger problem in what you saw in that video is Minnesota's vouching system, which is something that the Department of Justice has actually been challenging dating back to January of this year when I sent a letter to the Secretary of State over there. I don't think that this procedure is compliant with the Help America Vote Act and potentially other federal civil rights statutes. And so, you know, timing of taking action on these issues is a, you know, litigation decision. And so I can't comment on what may happen with that. But I think that that procedure is definitely highly questionable. But people also need to know that the Civil Rights Division before this Trump administration was effectively going after states and localities that were trying to require voter ID and trying to make it better and more fair to vote. And that needs to change. It has changed under this administration. We actually support that. But eventually, Congress is going to need to make very clear in fixing some of these loopholes that states are using. And we have to have only citizens voting in federal elections. That is incredibly important. And what we have learned just in the last few weeks from New Jersey and numerous other jurisdictions, including prosecutions that DOJ has done. There was a indictment today that non-citizens are canceling out the votes of American citizens. Unreal. That is unacceptable for one or 1,000. So we're going to stop it during this administration. Yeah. Last thing on that point about illegals winding up on voting voter rolls. Michigan is a big battleground and a sheriff there just came forward to say a whistleblower from the Michigan Secretary of State's office revealed their election software is programmed in a way to automatically register non-citizens, including illegal immigrants, to vote whenever they update their addresses. Do you see this as a problem? Do you see the DOJ getting involved there? Does it sound alarm bells for you? Well, if that's true, that is definitely out of whack with our federal election statutes. And I will certainly be looking into that. And whenever we find a report of something like that we actually have opened up numerous investigations around the country include i mean i can't talk about criminal investigations of course but many of our investigations have been very public and they're ongoing and they will not stop absolutely we know god help us all the steal is in full-fledged on mode can't we stop it again this time It will take, well, twice as many votes. They're, well, they've gotten very good at their devious deeds. Remember, if it's too grand, they can't steal it. But if we only beat them by 50%, they can still jimmy the numbers. These people are, well, you know what they are. 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