Trump’s DOJ is fighting racism. Shouldn’t that make liberals happy?

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made headlines on Sunday when he boasted to a crowd of churchgoers about how black his staff is.

Pause and think about that for a moment. Imagine if a white mayor used a religious gathering to brag about all the Caucasians he’d hired. That would be racist, right? So why is it okay, celebrated even, for a black mayor to do it? Do we care about equality or not?

For decades, big city mayors have hired public employees based on race. That’s illegal but nobody’s stopped them. Then Harmeet Dhillon took over the civil rights division at DoJ.

(0:00) Introduction
(1:20) The Grim Reality Dhillon Was Faced With After Entering the DOJ
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DOJ civil rights attorney Harmeet Dhillon does, and her office launched an investigation into Johnson’s hiring practices the day after his comments hit the internet.

Dhillon joined today’s Tucker Carlson Show to spill the details on that story, secret Justice Department crying sessions, corrupt anti-cop lawyers, why the Deep State loves crime, and more. 

Harmeet Dhillon tells Tucker:

“It’s a pervasive problem in our country that racism has become institutionalized to a point where people just feel comfortable saying, ‘Yeah, I’m sorry you’re a white man… You don’t get admission, you don’t get a job, and you don’t get to have equal opportunity.’ Asians as well. This is blatant discrimination and racism… and our job at the Civil Rights Division, so long as I’m in charge of it, is to eradicate that.”