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9%
1 of 11 hedged
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Rep. Hakeem Jeffries gets rude awakening at Democratic convention as heckler erupts: ‘Traitor!’
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heckler → get → convention
By
Ireland Owens, Paul Steinhauser, Fox News
Published Nov. 14, 2026, 1:36 a.m. ET
Protesters confronted Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-NY, presumed to be the next House speaker, as he spoke at a Democratic conference in Colorado on Friday.
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he → publish → Friday
While speaking at a panel event moderated by political consultant Jessica Tarlov at the “What’s Next” conference in Denver, Jeffries was repeatedly interrupted by protesters heckling him.
“When is it time for a Green New Deal?” protesters shouted at Jeffries.
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protesters → speak → Jeffries
Various videos from the conference posted to social media show different viewpoints of the hecklers.
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videos → post → hecklers
“Hakeem Jeffries … I’m a young person, and I am scared for my future,” the protesters yelled during the panel discussion.
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protesters → ’m → discussion
Jeffries’ office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request seeking comment Friday.
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office → respond → comment
What’s Next bills itself as a “major post-election gathering of the Democratic Party, where the leaders, ideas and debates that will shape the party through 2028 and beyond take center stage,” according to a statement on the conference’s website.
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that → ’ → website
“Together, we’ll absorb what happened in 2026 and chart where the party goes next,” the statement said.
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statement → absorb → 2026
“What’s Next, presented by majority Democrats and sponsored by MD PAC, is the defining convening of the post-election season, bringing together the people who will write the party’s next chapter.”
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who → ’ → chapter
The What’s Next conference comes after the Democratic Party made major gains in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
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Party → ’ → elections
Jeffries said in a post Thursday on X that House Democrats “will clean up the mess in Washington, get big money out of politics and ban members of Congress from trading stocks.”
House Democrats are scheduled to vote on their leadership slate Nov. 18, and Jeffries is running unopposed for the party’s nomination for speaker.
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Jeffries → say → speaker
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