James Carville calls Ilhan Omar to reappear ‘the radicalization of white men’ comments

Democratic strategyist James Carville called Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn, Wednesday, about the comments she made in 2018 for white men. He said the controversial Congress members like Omar “are more trouble than those worth” for Democrats.

“Ilhan Omar says white men are responsible for most deaths in the United States. So let me get this right, 69% of people – why I’m stuck in that number, I don’t know – but 69% of people who vote, are white. 48.5 are male. So I don’t know, my harsh math?” Carville said during a discussion at the Sir Harry Evans in London Investigation Summit.

Omar said in 2018 during an interview that the SH.BA must have “fear” of white men and that the country should create policies to “fight the radicalization of white men”. The interview reappeared this week on social media and was criticized by GOP members, including Vice President JD Vance.

“This is very upset 33% of the people who vote, and this is a smart strategy? And there are people who agree with it! There are people who actually agree with it! And I think it is, honestly, I think these people are more trouble than those worth it,” Carville said on Wednesday.

“I would say that our country should be more afraid of white men throughout our country, because they are actually causing most of the deaths within this country,” Omar said in the 2018 interview with Al-Jazeera while discussing threats of home terrorism in the US and answering a question of “jihadism”

“And so, if fear was the driving force of policies to keep America safe, Americans secure within this country, we must be profiling, monitoring and creating policies to combat the radicalization of white men,” she added.

Comments were called by Vance and other conservatives on Tuesday, as the Vice President compared Omar’s remarks to “genocidal language”.

“This is not just sick; in fact it is genocidal language,” Vance wrote on social media. “Shame is this person.”

“In this old clip nearly 8yr, I am referring to the growth of white nationalism in an annual report released by the anti-pilgrimage bond that said white supremacists were responsible for 78 percent of ‘extremist-related murders,'” said Omar Fox News Digital in a statement. ” genocide taking place in Gaza. “

Omar told the reporter of the Daily News Foundation, Myles Morell to “turn off” earlier this month after he asked her a question about Democratic Party figures traveling to El Salvador to protect illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was interned in the country by the Trump administration. Morell divided the clip into X.

Omar later responded to the clip that was being shared on social media and stated, “I said what I said. You and all your miserable trolls can be turned off.”