This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Friday, March 8th. I'm Kate Trinko and I'm Daniel Davis.

Well, just two months into their new majority, House Democrats are now bickering over how to respond to anti-Semitic comments from Ilhan Omar, the freshman from Minnesota.

Today we'll talk to Joel Griffith of the Heritage Foundation.

He's also the DC chair of young Jewish Conservatives

and he has thoughts on this issue.

Plus, we'll bring you a separate interview

from Mr Brexit himself, Nigel Farage. He'll unpack why Parliament is dragging its feet in

leaving the EU. By the way if you're enjoying this podcast please consider

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Now on to our news.

Well, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi took questions from reporters on Thursday.

Here's what she had to say about Congresswoman Ilan Omar's comments.

I don't think that the Congresswoman is perhaps appreciate the full date of how it's heard by other people,

although I don't believe it was intended in any anti-Semitic way but the fact is that that's how it was

interpreted we have to remove all down as we have done over and over again.

We're working now on a resolution. We'll see when we come it to the floor that will again

speak out against anti-Semitism, anti-Islamophobia, anti-white supremacy in all the forms that it takes, that

our country has no place for this.

Omar had suggested just days prior that supporters of Israel have a dual allegiance.

She tweeted, quote, I should not be expected to have allegiance slash pledge support to a foreign country in order to serve my country

in Congress or serve on committee end quote. President Trump tweeted Thursday

that he hadn't broken any campaign laws writing it was not a campaign contribution and there were no

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