The most powerful Jewish official in Washington introduced a resolution Monday that condemns white supremacy and antisemitism and specifically calls out far-right provocateurs Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes.

The resolution introduced by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), which every other Senate Democrat co-sponsored, is a response to Carlson’s recent friendly interview with Holocaust denier Fuentes.

“Antisemitism and white supremacy and, indeed, neo-Naziism—just saying the words send shudders down one’s spine—are increasingly running rampant in our society,” Schumer said in the U.S. Senate chamber on Monday.

“These deeply pernicious forms of hate, spewed by right-wing radicals like Nick Fuentes and platformed by people like Tucker Carlson—who almost seems proud to platform them—have pushed America closer to a tipping point where Jewish Americans and all those targeted by white nationalist hate are all too often looking over their shoulder, fearing for their safety,” Schumer said.

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Schumer’s resolution “strongly rejects the views of and platforming” of Fuentes, “condemns” Carlson’s effort “to platform and mainstream Fuentes” and affirms that Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered 6 million Jews in the Holocaust.

It also “unequivocally condemns antisemitism and white supremacy whenever and wherever they occur, and urges all elected officials, thought leaders and community leaders to reject and condemn white supremacy and antisemitism whenever and wherever they occur.”

The measure spends three pages chronicling Fuentes’s history of antisemitic comments before criticizing Carlson {snip}

“Antisemitism is rising at levels we have not seen in generations and, instead of condemning it, too many Republican leaders are enabling it,” Schumer stated, announcing the resolution. “When extremists like Nick Fuentes are praised, platformed, or excused, that hate doesn’t stay on the fringes. It spreads. It emboldens. It becomes dangerous.”

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