In a common appearance on television, the "radical" Dems embrace their reputation, criticize President Trump

Three new legislators make a splash on Capitol Hill: on the left, the American representatives Ilhan Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib.

Three new Democratic members of Congress seemed to savor their "radical" reputation Thursday night when creating a late-night comedy program.

American representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota appeared together on the show "Desus & Mero" of Showtime, featuring comedy team Desus Nice and The Kid Mero.

During a sequence recorded at the Ocasio-Cortez office at Capitol Hill in Washington, legislators have exposed their theories about why they have attracted so much media attention since their taking of function in January.

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"I think we have an ox with almost everyone here," said Omar about his congressional colleagues, "because we lack courage and it seems we are radical because we care deeply about the people that we represent and want. throw for them. "

"It seems like we're radical because we care deeply about the people we represent and want them to blame them."

– US Representative Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.

"For once, we are not just fighting for what is happening, we are arguing about how it will be done," added Ocasio-Cortez.

Tlaib made the headlines shortly after taking office last month, proclaiming that she was going to "dismiss the mother," in reference to President Trump.

"Rashida had a little trouble saying a boo-boo word," Ocasio-Cortez smiles. "So I found Rashida, I texted her, and I thought," Do not worry. Who cares? And she was like, "Yes, I'm from Detroit. Like there, that's what we call "dude".

"That's saying" this guy, "" defended Tlaib.

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Omar, who repeatedly repeated her anti-Semitic tweets, pointed out what she called a "double standard," namely that "this guy," President Trump never embarrasses himself for " all the words boo-boo "that he uses.

Ocasio-Cortez agreed. "Well, I think it's one of those things where it's, for example, to stay real with people is a bad thing and that's why we do it any way because it's too much work, it's too much work not to do it, "said the Democratic Socialist.