i certainly wouldn t associate with a party that i thought to be that kind of group. but, look, there are people who are obviously out there saying things that i wouldn t associate myself with. i think that s the fight nancy mace is trying to get to, and i think that s what leadership is trying to figure out right now is how do you deal with that under the circumstances. dean, i ll let you respond to that but then i have another question for you. go on, please. sure. we just had two weeks ago paul gosar put out his fantasy snuff video where he s murdering aoc, a woman of color. the man spoke at a white nationalist event and how many republicans in the house voted to condemn him? two. two. let s be blunt. the gop if we don t speak up about the extremists in our group, we are defined by them. i say the same to the gop. i can t you know, they ran against speaker pelosi for years. we re going to run against marjorie taylor greene, paul
cheered for 9/11. he did an actual muslim ban the supreme court upheld. what i worry about is that because ilhan omar is so visible. rashida tlaib and her are vulnerable. but she also wears the hijab so she is very visible. and i worry that the thing that boebert said, basically calling her a suicide bomber, it puts her at risk. it s crazy that there s no sanction for putting a fellow member at risk, at physical risk. republicans only remind again just two weeks ago two out of 200 plus voted to condemn paul gosar for his fantasy snuff video where he s literally killing aoc in it. the idea of going against omar, she s black, she s an immigrant, she s muslim, and a woman, all the things that gop men hate and some of the women like boebert want to put down. that story she told was