Clyburn won't say whether China committing genocide of Uighurs: 'I try to stay out of these foreign affairs'

House Majority Whip James Clyburn, D-S.C., declined Tuesday to take a stance on whether China is committing genocide against ethnic Uighur Muslims in the northwestern province of Xinjiang, telling “America Reports” that “I try to stay out of these foreign affairs matters.””I have not made that a particular endeavor of mine here in the Congress,” Clyburn told co-host Sandra Smith. “I listen to these things and I usually reserve comment when they are bordering on international issues, and I will today as well.”Earlier Tuesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that he had determined the Beijing government “has committed genocide against the…