omar of minnesota. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered -- soipt question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from minnesota, members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the entlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? ms. omar: as a member designated pressley, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform ms. pressley will vote yea on the omar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as a member designated by the ms. elady from maine, pingree, chair of the congressional arts caucus, and pursuant to house resolution inform the house that

omar of minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1053, the gentlewoman from minnesota, ms. omar, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from minnesota. ms. omar: mr. speaker. october of next year will mark 20 years since the war in afghanistan started. that's the generation of devastation in afghanistan, a generation of our men and women in uniform being sent to fight and die for a war with no exit strategy. and still to this day, there are people saying that we shouldn't be too hasty in leaving. too hasty? it's been two decades. there will never be a perfect time to withdraw our troops. there will never be a time when making the right decision does not include our risk. -- some risk. our obligation to afghanistan will not end when our troops leave. my amendment sets a clear timeline and clear congressional intent that we must end our country's longest war. we put this debate in context. i want to say this amendment was offered b

ilhan omar isn't just tim mynett's new wife.he is his firm's biggest customer and at one point, one in every three of ilhan omar's campaign dollars was going to mynett's firm. sean. >> sean: trace, thank you, just like i've been saying, defining the police, demonizing the police officers will only inflict more pain, more suffering on our most vulnerable communities. it will be devastating and destroy america's cities and it will spread to other towns and other cities and other states. joining us now, senator lindsey graham echoing that sentiment earlier today tweeting "the biggest loser from any effort to defund the police will be the poorest and most crime-ridden neighborhoods throughout the country." law, order, safety, security. this is all on the ballot in 118 days. a vote for a blue wave is a vote for a crime wave in the far left is building a war chest to bring all this lawlessness from major cities to your front door. senator graham's democratic challenger raised, they say, $14 million in the second quarter of this year.

remember when it was considered evil to question omar patriotism? does that look now, as she believes that america is the most oppressive, evil? while like you point out, she abuses it. she abuses the system. she got rich. she gained power. she spread their wealth around. all of this is just an order for her to destroy the country they gave her these opportunities. of course what's next issue a claim she's the target of violence because people actually heard what she said. oh, now they are pouncing on me. this is the vulnerability of a free country. our immune system can be penetrated by those who wish to destroy it, but at least she's honest about it. which i give her credit for. >> jesse: juan, do you think it's a legitimate question to question omar's patriotism when she says things like this? >> juan: not at all. i think it's really wrong. jesse, we live in a populist age, that goes for people on the dash because i don't think there's any question about her patriotism. i think she's a member of congress and has pledged her loyalty to the united

omare been with bill and ilhan omar in -- minneapolis. i do spend time with george floyd's family and express my deepest sympathy for them. as we proceed in fighting for justice in policing, let it be known that these families, george floyd's family, the last 24 hours, had to hear video and sound on officers again trying to overcome the law and their dastardly deeds, and here again, the pain of george floyd saying he could not breathe and wondering why he was in that predicament as a lovable, large-sized african-american male and why breonna taylor was in that predicament when everyone said she was nsn or why ahmaud arbery was in that predicament. it is a question of systemic minds that captures the and hearts of those who don't attend to do good, and are .gainst the real value if you take this year values of america on its face, on the words of the declaration of independence, we are all created equal to create a more perfect union, those words, if you did not have any action, we say everybody should be in a place of equality. that is no

. >> host: representative ilhan omar, democrat of minnesota has a new book out called this is what america looks like. congresswoman, thank you for joining us on book tv. there are two characters in your book, who are they? >> my grandfather and father. abba is the word we use for dad in somali and bob is the traditional word that is used

cnn correspondent omar jimenez joins me now. omar, good evening to you.let's start at the beginning here. this body cam footage starts with officers thomas lane and alexander kuhn responding to a call over a fake bill at the cut foods. what happens next? >> reporter: that's right, don. i literally counted less than 40 seconds after finishing a conversation with a store employee the officer, officer thomas lane is literally pointing a gun in the face of george floyd after knocking on the window of the car that he was in. floyd is asking what he did. at one point he literally just puts his head on the steering wheel and just starts sobbing. the officers, king and thomas lane, are repeatedly asking george floyd to get out of the vehicle. eventually they forcefully pull him out of the vehicle and struggle to get cuffs on him, which we see play out on video and begin to walk him across the street toward the squad car, toward where his eventual moments unbeknownst to him would soon play out. >> so with the officer struggling to get floyd into the vehicle, the b

every subject, every extracurricular activity will be perverted to turn your kids into many ilhan omar's. they will learn capitalism is racist. history is racist, literature most of that is racist, patriotic songs, racist and the declaration and the constitution, of course, they are racist. are you sensing a theme here? say goodbye to the three that are ors reading, writing and arithmetic and the 3cs cancel culture and community organizing. what about teachers or administrators? those people that don't agree with us and either technically or explicitly resist. they will be driven out. maybe they will be found guilty and newly formed race tribunals with some students and colleges. now when you think you are too busy and i understand you get active in your local school board decision making, think about losing your child to the sort of whacked out thinking that parents and alumni have allowed to dominate college campuses. >> by the way, i hope you realize that does not make you a racist. [applause] in fact, your personal objectified and criticized by someone like me. and white washed black

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. >> host: representative ilhan omar has a new book out. here's what it looks like and it's called "this is what america looks like." thank you for joining us on booktv. there are two characters in your book, who are they? >> guest: my grandfather and father. abba is a word we use for dad in somali and babba is a traditional word used in middle east for father and so since i born in his house that's what his children called in and we continued to call that as well. so they were both father figures to me and so i continued to call them abba and babba. >> host: what with the first eight or so years of your life like? >> guest: peaceful. you know, i had a really enjoyable childhood. i grew up any household where we had not just my siblings and my father but my extended family lived with us, but locals in antes and grandfather, my great grandmother was always around so it was a very loving environment. i was raised by educators and so education was huge part of our life and we all loved learning, and we were very curious kids. my grandfather an

i want to thank congresswoman sheila jackson lee and congressman al green, congresswoman omar, and all of those who have presented ideas and proposals to stop just tinkering around the edges as it relates to systemic racism, but to make the real changes that need to happen in the structures and institutions and policies of this country. thank you again. thank you verye: much for that powerful message from congresswoman barbara lee. likewise, thank you very message ofe powerful systemic that realizes racism is a disease comparable to the fight we are in even today of fighting the horrors of covid-19. i am delighted to be here with my colleagues, the honorable al green. both of eyes are in the

. >> host: representative ilhan omar, democrat of minnesota has a new book out called this is what america looks like. congresswoman, thank you for joining us on book tv. there are two characters in your book, who are they? >> my grandfather and father. abba is the word we use for dad in somali and bob is the traditional word that is used in the middle east for father. since i was born in his house that is what his children called him and we continue to call them that as well. they were both father figures to me and so i continue to call them, and babba. >> host: what are the first eight or so years of your life like? >> guest: peaceful. you know, i had a really

i listen to someone like ilhan omar and talk to my friends, you know, she's in congress, the united states congress. and she is saying, why don't we dismantle the whole thing? the economic system, the political system, and it makes you wonder, why flee from anarchy, why flee from oppression and come to the united states and do all your best to turn minnesota and that u.s., one of the things i'd like to ask her and a very good friend of mine who had lived all over the place who i admire very much who pose that question, i don't think we need a revoluti revolution, i think what we have, american declaration, american constitution, american values, our system gives us the tools to address social injustice, to address inequali

erin. >> omar, thank you.ar that, even as omar reads it. >>> before we go, as coronavirus cases are spiking across the country, don't misours our cnn global town hall. we talked to coronavirus facts and fears live tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern. we'll see you back here tomorrow. thanks for joining us and as always, watch our show anywhere and any time on cnn go. "ac 360" with anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with what a self-proclaimed war-time president looks like with 137,000 american lives lost in the war. we should point out what you're about to see is how he wants to look. we're not about to show you unguarded, unflattering behind the scenes moment. this is a picture the president of the united states posed for and put out on his instagram page. it's the image he chooses to protect to the families and friends and children and neighbors of 137,000 of his fellow americans. this is our wartime president today. and while there is plenty more that could be said about the idiot i can way

omar: thank you so much. my brother, al. congressman al green. it has been really such an honor to have the opportunity to serve with people like you who recognize the importance and value of our voices and really understand the reason why we have a seat at the table, and how we should fully utilize that seat to better our communities and to rid ourselves of injustices of the past. i want to thank chairwoman karen reallyho has been leading us as the congressional black caucus with vision and vigor. to congresswoman sheila jackson lee and barbara lee, who have been not just big sisters, but really anchors for me as i have navigated this interesting space of existing in an environment that really wasn't designed to consume that -- people like us, that works every day to invalidate our voices, our pain, and our struggles. and so i really do appreciate our fellowship, our kinship, and our ability to collectively fight for a more just world. for a generation. thankly wanted to also everyone who did the work of putting this town hall together and addre

cnn's omar jiminez joins us now with the details.ad before. >> reporter: that's right, john. this transcript comes as the defense attorney for former officer thomas lane files a motion to dismiss the case against his client. now, it gives new insight as to what exactly happened leading up to george floyd's final moments, starting with officers, or i should say, including officers trying to get floyd into a police car. remember, they were responding to a call over a fraudulent $20 bill being used. floyd said he was claustrophobic. there seems to be a bit of a struggle. and from there, floyd says, okay, okay, i want to lay on the ground, i want to lay on the ground, i want to lay on the ground. lane says, you're getting in the squad car. floyd, i want to play on the ground, i'm going down, i'm going down, i'm going down. then they go to the ground. floyd says, i'm through, i'm through, i'm claustrophobic, my neck hurts, everything hurts, i need some water or something. please, please, i can't breathe, officer. then officer derek chauvi

congress. >> host: representative ilhan omar, democrat of minnesota has a new book out called this is what america looks like. congresswoman, thank you for joining us on book tv. there are two characters in your book, who are they? >> my grandfather and father. abba is the word we use for dad in somali and bob is the traditional word that is used in the middle east for father. since i was born in his house that is what his children called him and we continue to call them that as well. they were both father figures to me and so i continue to call them, and babba. >> host: what are the first eight or so years of your life like? >> guest: peaceful. you know, i had a really enjoyable childhood. i grew up in a household where we had, not just my siblings and my father but my extended family lived with us. my uncles and aunts and grandfather, my great grandmother was always around. and so it was a very loving environment. i was raised by educators and so education was a huge part of our life. we all loved learning and we were very curious kids. my grandfather and father encouraged discussio

and then did a photo shoot with ilhan omar. and innate ridiculousness of nancy pelosi claiming bill barr is a threat to democracy while simultaneously, the integrity of the democratic party looming federal law enforcement officers forcing the law is tyranny. it is ridiculous and disgusting because they are saying the most rapid language for federal law enforcement officers with sin in sitting congresspeople suggesting these people who are serving us in protecting us and standing between the villains and civilization. we have heard them called tyrants, we have heard the suggestion they, in fact the threat in the cities. if that is the line they will present soon or later americans will fight back against this, obviously nonviolently. they will go to the ballot box and reflect that most americans are not willing to go along with the city's morning just to make democrats feel good about themselves. >> laura: that is why we'll get to this later, so much censorship, they don't want people to see the images that we are showing tonigh

omar radi spoke to democracy now!efore his arrest. >> i stopped c cooperating with thee police because they y were asking empty questions and questions that do not protect the presumption of i innocence,o i am not playing this game. ifif they have e something, then just arrest me and send me to the prosecutor and to trial, but i am not playing this q&a game with the police that just want me to confess that i was something i never was. amy: journalist omar radi's lawyers deny all the charges against him. he is reportedly being held in a prison in casablanca that is a covid hotspot. we'll link to our full interview -- full interview with omar radi on our website, democracynow.org. former president barack obama will give the eulogy for congressman john lewis, former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush are expected to attend. president trump is skipping the funeral, and also refused to pay respecects to john lewis when hs body lay in n state in the u.s. capital. anand those are someme of the headlinenes. this i is

he's calling the police the enemy here and he sounds more like tlalib, presley, omar.iden seems to agree with them here. >> laura: everybody needs to get their mind trained on a simple fact. anything that aoc and ilhan omar says today will become policy, the fact of policy and he biden the administration tomorrow. he can't withstand these people! he can't even withstand questions from the savannah guthrie for goodness sake. god bless her. >> a few months in the campaign he says he wants $300 million for community policing.co at this point, that could be he and jill at the window of the basement with binoculars. that could be community policing. >> laura: competition for the black vote. kanye west, raymond, announcing his candidacy? >> he called it a birthday party, laura. no staff, kanye has filed no papers, but he tells forbes he's no longer longer supporting the president and "they feel all blacks have to be democrats or this man joe biden said if you don't vote for me, you are not black. y we act like we didn't hear that, he didn't say that. trump is the closest pre

. >> dana: congresswoman ilhan omar said america needs a political and economic resolution. next gas two is a human rights activist thinks otherwise, an interview don't want to miss. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. be one my next guest says america does not need the revolution, the nation has problems that need fixing, there's a better way to do it. a human rights activist, hoover institute fellow and pounded founder of aha foundation, a pleasure to have you on the show to share your wisdom, if i can set this up by reminding people of the legislation that congresswoman ilhan omar was introducing this week, take

if here's ilhan omar just today and if anyone should love america, it's ilhan omar.untry rescued her from squalid refugee camp and made our national figure, quite an ascent but she's not grateful, she hates us for it. watch all my tell us it is time to dismantle our country. >> as long as our economy and political systems prioritize profit without considering who is profiting, who was being shut out, we will capitulate this inequality.er so we cannot stop a criminal justice, we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. >> tucker: dismantled the american economy and the american system of government, institutions that generations of americans built over hundreds of years. tear them down, say ilhan omar and tammy duckworth in so many others on the left. we don't like them, we hate this country, we want a new country. the problem is there are many of us here who do like this country. we live o here. we don't want to destroy it. we have every right to fight to preserve our nation and our heritage and our culture when vandals l

>> omar, thank you so much.m chicago, omar jimenez. >>> the fox news doctor interviewing president trump today has given rather questionable advice over the past few months including dismissing the coronavirus as the flu. >>> plus, house republicans confronting liz cheney in a closed-door meeting accusing her of splitting with president trump. i'll speak live with one republican who was there. are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> gop in-fighting is escalating now with senator rand paul adding his voice to conservative attacks on congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming. senator paul telling cnn he doesn't think cheney is "good for the country" accusing her of trying to sabotage president trump's foreign policy as well. paul's criticism comes on the heels of attacks against cheney by fellow house republicans. some of president trump's staunchest allies slammed cheney during a house gop conference meeting, which

thank you so much, representative omar. and thank you, again, to so many members who have shown up today in support. although not everyone has been able to speak, representatives castro, barragan have also risen, along with many, many others, and i appreciate everyone's presence. and with that, i'd like to yield to representative clark from brook -- clarke from brooklyn, new york. oh, the other clark. my apologies. he yield to representative katherine clark of massachusetts . ms. clark: we like that there are so many women and women named clark that we can be confused. thank you, representative ocasio-cortez. as we all know, sexism isn't new to congress. it's not new to america. it happens in homes, in schools, and in all places of work. the behavior, the language, the assault wielded against my colleague was disgusting, inappropriate and endemic of the toxic masculinity that permeates our culture and our country. slurs like the one used by representative yoho are meant to degrade, objectify and belittle women. it was an at

from my perspective, you have rashida tlaib, ilhan omar, others, the republican party rejected davidhey go down. in the democratic party writes letters to the prime minister of israel enter into if they have right to return in the sovereign parts of hr is israel. they don't write letters to the power staining and, they don't write letters, they are perfectly happy to campaign on this. whereas the republicans wrote to the prime minister endorsing his position. we see a realignment in this country and based on the democrat party moving harder and harder to the marxist left which is anti-somatic. ben: absolutely, the real alignment has already happened and is been in play for a long time since obama air and beyond. it is bursting into the flowering right now in a large part of that because president trump is overtly pro-israel and this is driven to embrace anything that trump dislikes. the left will embrace writing and looting and open hatred for israel, trump is a great catalyst for all polarization in the country, not for his own fault in cases like this but the leftist despises. mark

here's congresswoman ilhan omar just today. and if anyone should love america, it's ilhan omar.rescued her and meet her national figure. but she's not grateful, she hates us for it. watch as she tells us it's time to dismantle our country. >> as long as our economy and political systems prioritize profit without considering who is profiting, who is being shut out, we will perpetuate this inequality. so we cannot stop at criminal justice. we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. >> tucker: dismantle the american economy and the american system of government? institutions that generations of americans built over hundreds of years? tear them down, we don't like them. we want a new country. the problem is there are many of us here that you like this country. we don't want to destroy it, we have every right to fight and preserve our nation, our heritage and our culture. and when vandals like to meet duckworth and ilhan omar tell us we are not allowed to question their patriotism even when they scream about how horrible america is, we h

it consists of ilhan omar, rashida tlaib, alexandria ocasio-cortez and others. they all happen to be people of color so their protected. you want to talk about black privilege, you can commit serial crimes like felonies as ilhan omar has apparently done and enter this country fraudulently by marrying your brother as she apparently has done and raise money for terrorist groups like hamas as omar and ocasio-cortez and rashidatlaib have all done . and reveal your belief that 9/11 was a just punishment on evil americansfor their sins . and the appointed to the foreign affairs committee when you have the top highest security clearance. the democrat party is a national security menace on so many fronts but this is one of them and it's because people are counted as they are during these race riots. these are not peaceful crowds who burned down a church across from the white house. who rushed the barrier and knock it over and forced the national guard to redirect it and reestablish it and everybody knows that crowd that pelosi and all these lying democratscall peaceful

. >> reporter: if there's one person working to bridge these inequities, it's omar the leader of theiance. >> they set up testing sites here, but even then there are challenges. you can see the long lines of people here today, some saying they showed up at 7:00 this morning, six hours before the site opened, and there still aren't enough tests. >> all the tests today, there will be a lot of people that are disappointed, but it is what it is. i cannot control how many test we see do per day. >> reporter: omar says their site is given between 80 and 120 tests per week, and it's never enough. >> translator: i asked for help. marin county called me. they told me, you tested positive, you need to be home. get away from your family, get away from your children. i could not leave my children, and where was i going to go? i need food for my children or to pay the rent. don't worry, he told me. tomorrow we're going to help you. what did they bring me? a potato, two squash, expired meat for grinding. what could i do with those things? >> reporter: the county says they are working on solutions,

-- ilhan omar and bernie sanders are out there pitching.aria: our audience wants to know about the coronavirus vaccine. >> we will be publishing the results of our pre-clinical data, but we start human trials next wednesday. maria: how would you characterize the earnings season so far for the second quarter? >> i don't think the market cares a whole lot about second quarter earnings, it wants to know is the third quarter going to be better than the second by how much, and more importantly, what does next year look like. maria: and as we just mentioned, earnings season is in full swing, and while some early indications point toward the impact of the shutdown having bottomed out and being behind us, should we expect the pain to linger in the second a half of the economy? let's talk about that and how to allocate capital right now with the founder of the bonnson group, david bonson is here. david, thank you for being here. let me get your take on the earnings season so far. of what have we learned? >> yeah. we're so early that it's mostly been

omar of minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1053, the gentlewoman from minnesota, ms. omar, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from minnesota. ms. omar: mr. speaker. october of next year will mark 20 years since the war in afghanistan started. that's the generation of devastation in afghanistan, a generation of our men and women in uniform being sent to fight and die for a war with no exit strategy. and still to this day, there are people saying that we shouldn't be too hasty in leaving. too hasty? it's been two decades. there will never be a perfect time to withdraw our troops. there will never be a time when making the right decision does not include our risk. -- some risk. our obligation to afghanistan will not end when our troops leave. my amendment sets a clear timeline and clear congressional intent that we must end our country's longest war. we put this debate in context. i want to say this amendment was offered b

and omar, tragedy piled on top of tragedy. chicago mayor said there are decades offin e -- of inequ fuelling the violence. >> reporter: lori lightfoot described it to me, they're operating at the intersection of coronavirus and gun violence and many of the same communities that have most been affected by the pandemic are being most affected by violence. and when you look at this summer and what we've seen so far specifically, you're dealing with the challenges of summer violence. but on top of that, we've had first responders, including police officers who have tested positive for coronavirus or died. the jail has seen hundreds of detainees test positive or die. courts have had to close at one point or another. so mayor light foot said all of the factors come together to create this current reality. >> violence is a manifestation of much larger social problems. it is a factor of poverty, lack of jobs, lack of education, and lack of hope. all of these forces are coming together at the same time and making it very difficult. >>

another member of the radical left is minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar.unding the police not enough. absolutely insufficient. no, she is calling for a full-fledged dismantling of the american political system. >> we can't stop at criminal justice reform or policing reform, for that matter. we are not merely fighting to tear down the systems of oppression in the criminal justice system, we are fighting to tear down systems of oppression that exist in housing, in education, in health care, in employment, in the air we breathe. as long as our economy and political systems prioritize profit without considering who is profiting, who is being shut out, we will perpetuate this inequality. so we cannot top at criminal justice systems. we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. lou: well, oppression that produces congressmen hike -- like ilhan omar, for example. >>> as the radical left tries to tear down the very foundation of the country, the supreme court today gave president trump another victory, a major victory.

and the house of representatives is a terror caucus, consists of illan omar, rashida tlaib.andria ocasio-cortez, iana presley and several others. they happen to be all people of color, to use the ideological terminology. so they're protected. talk but black skin police, -- black kin privilege, you can commit crime like felonies like ill lan omar has done, got into the country ill locally by marrying her brother which he has done and raise money for terrorist group like hamas as omar and ocasio-cortez and tlaib have all done. express your -- reveal your belief that 9/11 was a just punishment on the evil americans for their sins, and be appointed to the foreign affairs committee when you have the top highest security clearance. the democrat party is a national security menace on so many fronts but this is one of them, and it's because people are cowed as they are during these race riot. these are not peaceful crowds. you burn down a chump across fro the white house. force the national guard to re-establish it and everybody knows that the crowd that pelosi and all these lying d

that being former officer derek chauvin. >> omar, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> the outrage over george floyd's death has prompted one woman to demand answers in the death of her brother in 2017 while phoenix police were trying to arrest him. now, as you're about to see here, there are remarkable similarities in the two cases. including the words "i can't breathe". i've got to warn you, the video is graphic. cnn's drew griffin has the story now. >> reporter: mohammad died three years ago, pleading for breath. >> i cannot breathe. >> reporter: 43 years old, black and homeless. >> he's dead. >> reporter: most likely you never heard his name. >> what happened to mohammad is strikingly similar to what happened to george floyd. the only difference in mr. floyd's case we had a pedestrian with an iphone. >> reporter: it took place january 4th, 2017. to the people of phoenix, it was a local news story, a homeless man on drugs resisting arrest. but cnn has now obtained the raw video from multiple police body cameras, witness statements that describe n

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you want to talk about black skin privilege, crimes like -- [inaudible] as ilhan omar apparently is, moved to this country fraudulently by marrying your brother as she apparently has done. and the -- [inaudible] terrorist groups like that hamas as omar and ocasio-cortez and tlaib have all done. express your belief that 9/11 was a just punishment on the evil americans for their sins. and they pointed to the foreign affairs committee who has the top security clearance. the democrat party is a national security menace on so many fronts, but this is one of them. and it's because people are -- [inaudible] during these race riots. these not peaceful crowds who burn down a church across from the white house, who rush the barrier and knock it over and force the national guard to re-rerecollect it and reestablish it -- re-erect it. everybody knows the crowds that all these lying democrats call peaceful, if it weren't for the national guard, they would have jumped the white house fence and railedded the white house. -- raided the white house. do you believe the democrats, or do you believe you

with us now is minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar. thank you, congresswoman, for being here. you served alongside the congressman for two years. what was that like? >> it was, i think, one of the most amazing experiences. none of us really felt like that we should be getting the opportunity to serve with such a giant like him. i mean i would get nervous every single time i saw him in the halls of congress. you know, he was someone who was always excited to see young leaders and welcome them and make them feel -- be seen and heard. he never really left the house floor without saying hi to me. he would find me in whatever corner i was in almost every single time we were there voting. you know, i also got the opportunity to go to ghana with him for the return and just -- you know, he was just a generous soul, someone who really loved our country, and his youthful spirit and his fight was very contagious and filled everyone up that was around him. >> do you have a favorite memory with him? you mentioned traveling to africa with him. >> yes. when we were in ghana, you know, he cal

i cannot tell you how much i have been impressed with representative omar.he had an agenda when she arrived. there are some who are not prepared for agendas. we must set an agenda for ourselves. everyone has an agenda. i respect that she has moved forward that with that agenda. i look forward to continuing to serve with her. i will commend first to you an article from the new york times. the fullest look yet at the racial inequity of the coronavirus. i am commending it to you because just this topic alone would consume in an ornament -- inordinate amount of time. it addresses some of the salient issues that we have to embrace. it is dated july 5, 2020. it is something that can make a real difference. i will address a couple of issues that i raised. -- it raises. and latinxrican persons or three times as likely to become infected. they have been twice as likely to die from the virus. very strong statistical information. why? why is this likely? we are persons who have an out of home, hands on experience with our work. we work out of the house. out of necessit