CNN anchor Jake Tapper repeatedly insisted that President Donald Trump had openly called for “genocide” in Iran, prompting a quick response from his Sunday morning guest, Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY). Stefanik joined the longtime host of “State of the Union” to discuss her book, “Poisoned Ivies” — where she confronts the “academic and moral rot” that have taken over America’s elite educational institutions — and Tapper used her criticisms of the recent pro-Hamas protests to lay a rhetorical trap for her. Stefanik shared a clip from Sunday morning’s interview along with her own caption that read, “@jaketapper falsely compares President Trump to the radical pro-Hamas antisemites who physically assaulted, spit on American students faces, drew swastikas on their doors, and rioted and destroyed university property. President Trump has targeted the Iranian terrorist regime to save the Iranian people and the world from the largest state sponsor of terror that has slaughtered their own people.” WATCH: And here it is