Camila Ball

And in that moment, I asked it to the dais like others were in the room.

And I was so nervous because it was like a new environment for me that I said it actually quite sheepishly.

I was like, why was it deferred?

And the chair didn't even hear me.

He didn't even, you know, he was answering another question.

But there was a...

a man in front who was in a blazer and he was two or three feet away from me.

And so he heard and then he looked at me and pointed to the exit door and said, you need to leave.

And I was very confused because I hadn't done anything.

And actually, even afterwards, when studying the rules of decorum, and obviously, I went back and I was like, what rule did I break?

And I didn't break any rule.

And actually, that individual happened to be a sergeant at arms.

And they are charged with taking orders from the chair.

So he actually wasn't even authorized to eject me.

They only eject people after the chair says that person needs to leave.

So it was very confusing.

And it felt, in that moment, it felt wrong.

It felt like, this doesn't really make sense.

I'm not being boisterous.

I'm not, you know, I'm not breaking any rule of decorum.