Louie Gohmert: “I heard earlier discussions from my friends--and I literally mean that, friends; I am not being sarcastic, they are…”

“I heard earlier discussions from my friends--and I literally mean that, friends; I am not being sarcastic, they are friends--talking about the shootings. It sounds like they were certainly racist shootings in South Carolina when an evil man shot brothers and sisters of mine as fellow Christians. Now there is this big race to go after the Confederate flag. So, Mr. Speaker, I saw this article by Daniel Greenfield and felt like this was worth noting, historically, information that Mr. Greenfield has published this month. Just touching on parts of the article--I started to say ``he,'' but it says ``Daniel.'' Maybe it is a man, maybe it isn't. I don't want to be biased based on a name. But anyway, in his article he says, talking about President Obama: ``When Obama condemned Christianity for the Crusades, only a thousand years too late, in attendance was the Foreign Minister of Sudan, a country that practices slavery and genocide. President Obama could have taken time out from his rigorous denunciation of the Middle Ages to speak truth to the emissary of a Muslim Brotherhood regime whose leader is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, but our moral liberals spend too much time romanticizing actual slaver cultures.…”