religious bigotry because, again, it still is there. it is still part of our life. >> you were mentioning the talking with each other, working with each other. you being a religious minority in congress. the first muslim as we have been mentioning. what might you say to who i just mentioned, the first hindu and the first buddhist when you see them in the halls for the first time? what might you say to them? >> well, what i'll say to them is, welcome to congress. look forward to helping you in any way i can. and what i have been, after the greeting and after recognizing their status as a member of congress without regard to race, religion, or anything like that, then i might say, you know, let's talk about how we can promote religious tolerance for all people. let's talk about how we can be faithful to constitutional promise of inclusion for all faith traditions. and let's build on that. i would recommend don't hide. don't minimize. but also, don't let your