Antisemitism Has No Place in Our Movement

The following is a lightly edited transcript of remarks by Senator Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) at Tuesday’s symposium on antisemitism in Washington, D.C., hosted by National Review and the Republican Jewish Coalition.

It’s an honor to join you all today. Norm [Coleman], it’s always great to be with you. I want to thank the RJC Chief Operating Officer Alex Siegel. It’s always great to be here with you. I’m sorry Matt Brooks couldn’t be here with us today. Chuck DeFeo, National Review CEO and my old friend the editor in chief of National Review, Rich Lowry. Thank you all for convening this conference. Thank you all for leading the fight against antisemitism. This is unfortunately a timely and important symposium given the state of affairs in the world.

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Tom Cotton represents Arkansas in the U.S. Senate.

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The following is a lightly edited transcript of remarks by Senator Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) at Tuesday’s symposium on antisemitism in Washington, D.C., hosted by National Review and the Republican Jewish Coalition.

It’s an honor to join you all today. Norm [Coleman], it’s always great to be with you. I want to thank the RJC Chief Operating Officer Alex Siegel. It’s always great to be here with you. I’m sorry Matt Brooks couldn’t be here with us today. Chuck DeFeo, National Review CEO and my old friend the editor in chief of National Review, Rich Lowry. Thank you all for convening this conference. Thank you all for leading the fight against antisemitism. This is unfortunately a timely and important symposium given the state of affairs in the world.