Kamala Harris’ Pastor Once Appeared To Blame America For 9/11 In ‘Over The Top’ Rant

The long-time pastor of Vice President Kamala Harris once appeared to blame the U.S. for the September 11th terrorist attacks.

Amos Brown, the pastor at San Francisco’s Third Baptist Church, delivered a speech during a 2001 memorial service for 9/11 victims days after the attack and questioned whether America “set up this climate,” according to SFGate. Brown, who has a reputation for holding far-left sentiments, has known Harris for nearly 25 years, according to The Washington Free Beacon.

“America, is there anything you did to set up this climate?” Brown said during the 2001 service, according to SFGate. “What did you do — either intentionally or unintentionally — in the world order, in Central America, in Africa where bombs are still blasting?“

“America, what did you do in the global warming conference when you did not embrace the smaller nations?” Brown reportedly continued. “America, what did you do two weeks ago when I stood at the world conference on racism, when you wouldn’t show up?”

Paul Holm, the former partner of Mark Bingham, a 9/11 victim who was on United Airlines Flight 93, said at the time that the speech “was supposed to be a memorial service,” according to SFGate. California Democrat Rep. Nancy Pelosi reportedly apologized to Holm for Brown’s remarks and said during her own speech that the U.S. would “not take responsibility” for 9/11.

Then-San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Tom Ammiano called the speech “over the top” and said Brown “could have chosen another venue or a different way of saying it,” according to SFGate.

Brown has visited Harris in the White House at least twice, according to the Beacon. Harris remains a “dues-paying member” of the church, Brown