It has been 5 days since President Trump, when asked if he had to uphold the Constitution, told a reporter: ``I don't know.'' Madam Speaker, it has been 5 days of silence from my Republican colleagues. I keep waiting to see if a single Republican will speak up about this and denounce this horrifying remark. My Republican colleagues: What has happened to you? You know that, if Obama or Clinton or Biden had said such an outrageous thing, you would be tripping over yourselves to get in front of the cameras. Yet, now, in this moment, you say nothing and you do nothing. I was at the inauguration. I saw all of you. We sat together and watched the President swear his oath of office to uphold the Constitution. I am pleading with you to speak up. Your fear is keeping you so small, and it is to the detriment of our country and our constitutional democracy. The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Ezell). Members are reminded to direct their remarks to the Chair. ____________________
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