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one of those promises was that it is, quote, stipulated that the cherokee nation shall be entitled to a delegate in the house of representatives. like every treaty the united states made with tribal nations, the united states government violated that treaty and never accepted a representative of the cherokee nation into the house of representatives. that same treaty forced an estimated 16,000 cherokee to abandon their land in the south and embark on that treacherous 1200 mile journey to what is now oklahoma, about 4000 cherokee died on that trail of tears. in 2019, the cherokee nation chose kimberly teehee as the tribes delegate to the house of representatives. she s a former adviser to president obama on native american affairs. kimberly teehee teehee will join other delegates in the house of representatives from guam in the virgin islands, by
brown. he has been running scared. this is a tactic. elizabeth warren has consistently campaigned on the facts and scott brown has consistently, personally attacked. and now his staff, and it s important to underscore that, these are not just overzealous supporters. these are people who taxpayers pay their salary, who are on his payroll, who are supposed to be advising him on policy, advocating for constituents. all eyes are on massachusetts with this senate race, and this is a very sad commentary. we know that scott what do you make of senator brown s statement to his staff? do you consider that an apology? does it go far enough? and what about the reaction of the cherokee chief? the reaction from the chief is appropriate, and certainly, not surprising. scott brown has not gone far enough. you know, if affiliation and association were irrelevant, scott brown wouldn t continue to
saturday. several of brown s staffers have been identified in this video yelling war chants and doing the tomahawk chop. they re targeting brown s opponent, elizabeth warren. brown claims she lied about her native american heritage, but senator brown will not apologiz. and this morning the principal chief of the cherokee nation issued a statement, demanding answers. i call upon senator brown to apologize for the offensive actions of his staff and their uneducated, unenlightened and racist portrayal of native peems peempeem peoples. just before 7:00 p.m. tonight, senator brown s spokesperson has released this statement, senator brown has spoken to his entire staff and issued them their one and only warning that this type of conduct will not be tolerated. he regrets that members of his staff did not live up to the high standards of the people of massachusetts expect and deserve. my friends, may i point out, this is not exactly an apology.
it s just outright racist. but it is consistent with scott brown. he has been running scared. this is a tactic. elizabeth warren has consistently campaigned on the facts and scott brown has consistently, personally attacked. and now his staff, and it s important to underscore that, these are not just overzealous supporters. these are people who taxpayers pay their salary, who are on his payroll, who are supposed to be advising him on policy, advocating for constituents. all eyes are on massachusetts with this senate race, and this is a very sad commentary. we know that scott what do you make of senator brown s statement to his staff? do you consider that an apology? does it go far enough? and what about the reaction of the cherokee chief? the reaction from the chief is appropriate, and certainly, not surprising. scott brown has not gone far enough. you know, if affiliation and association were irrelevant,