Sen. Fetterman responds to AOC's accusation of bullying post House clash

Sen. John Fetterman, a politician from Pennsylvania, responded to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's criticism by explaining that he was reacting to chaos caused by Rep. Greene. He mentioned that everyone is entitled to their opinion. Ocasio-Cortez then accused Fetterman of being a bully. The situation arose during a House Oversight Committee meeting where tensions escalated quickly. The House Oversight Committee gathered to discuss holding Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt for not providing a recording of President Biden's interview. The meeting became chaotic when Rep. Greene made inappropriate comments about a colleague's appearance. Ocasio-Cortez intervened, calling out Greene's behavior as unacceptable. Ocasio-Cortez and Greene engaged in a heated exchange during the meeting. Greene made personal attacks, while Ocasio-Cortez stood her ground against the bullying behavior. The incident highlighted the need for respectful communication in political discussions. Fetterman's comparison of the House of Representatives to a TV show sparked controversy. Ocasio-Cortez criticized him for not understanding the seriousness of issues like racism and misogyny. The incident shed light on the importance of respectful dialogue and behavior in political settings.