During the annual 9/11 memorial service at the World Trade Center site Wednesday morning, a man who lost his mother on the day of the attacks in 2001, Nicholas Haros, wore a t-shirt calling out Democrat Congresswoman Ilhan Omar as he read the names of victims.
It was only up for a moment on Fox, but this man reading names of people killed on 9/11 is wearing a shirt with Ilhan Omar’s description of the day pic.twitter.com/uaEIideftX
— Brent Scher (@BrentScher) September 11, 2019
While wearing a "Some people did something" shirt, Nicholas Haros Jr., who lost his mom on 9/11, went after Rep. @IlhanMN.
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) September 11, 2019
"We are here today congresswoman to tell you and ‘the squad’ just who did what to whom. Show respect in honoring them, please."https://t.co/OBgTJWy2aV pic.twitter.com/QzpkbS3ypE
He also referred to Omar and others in remarks he posted on his website.
"Hi Mom. Today we gather to share memories and prayers with our Beloved departed and their families. My Mom, Frances was 76 years old and was no one that would stick out of a crowd, that is, unless it was her acts of love to others in her life. She was a loving wife to her husband. Ironically, and decades earlier– he dug out the very same foundations of the Towers with an excavation crew. She was a great and sacrificing mother to her three children, and to her grandchildren. Were she still alive she would have treasured her new great grandchildren," he said. "And many years after her death I learned that she was a secret benefactor of several relatives or friends who needed her help emotionally or financially. I never knew. Mom did good then disappeared. I will 'never forget' you and the abundance of love you gave me."
"But one more thing, if I may. This year a Representative of the House referred to our loss as just another 'Incident.' This year a network political pundit said the President’s performance in Helsinki was as traitorous an act as was 9/11. And last week, a Senator attacked the Supreme Court Nominee and called him a racist for alleged actions immediately following 9/11. STOP, STOP. PLEASE. STOP using the bones and ashes of our loved ones as 'props' in your political theatre. Their lives, sacrifices, and deaths are worth so much more. Let’s not trivialize them or us," he continued.
As a reminder, Omar referred to 9/11 as an event where "some people did something." She made the remarks during a speech to the Council on Islamic Relations, an organization with ties to Islamic terrorism.