Eyewitness allegations of behind-the-scenes coordination have emerged as the central flashpoint from a Religious Liberty Commission hearing on antisemitism, raising questions about how a commissioner’s questioning was prepared and delivered.
Jason Bedrick, a Heritage Foundation fellow, Orthodox Jew, and member of the commission’s advisory board, was present at the February 9 hearing at the Museum of the Bible.
In a widely circulated post on X, Bedrick described what he observed involving fellow advisory board member Sameerah Munshi and Commissioner Carrie Prejean Boller:“I was at the Religious Liberty Commission hearing. I saw Islamist Sameerah Munshi (a fellow advisory board member) pull out her phone to record the exchange with Carrie Prejean Boller before she started speaking. Moreover, I spoke to the man sitting behind Munshi, who said she was texting Prejean questions/comments that she then read verbatim on stage. (Go look at the video and you’ll see she’s often reading from her phone.) Prejean is clearly in cahoots with Islamists. Just like Tucker.”
