Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R) on Tuesday rebuked President Donald Trump over his racist attacks against Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) and said during a joint CNN interview with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) that Trump is “not interested” in uniting the country.

The full half-hour sit-down with “Inside Politics” host Dana Bash was published Wednesday.

“I disagree with Congresswoman Omar,” said Cox. “I think she should be voted out of office, and I think I can do that without attacking her religion or her race or her ethnic background. I think that that’s really important. I know that the president disagrees with me.”

He continued, “He and I have had these conversations. I have to say, during the Charlie Kirk shooting, in the conversations we had, he talked to me about nonviolence and trying to be a voice for that. I understand he’s not interested in uniting the country.”

“And he would tell you that, I think, if he were sitting here with us tonight,” Cox told Bash. “But I would also say that it’s not going to be a president who fixes this. It’s not going to be two governors who fix this. It really has to be all of us.”

He continued, “The politicians that we elect are a reflection of we the people, this is kind of what we want today, and I think both parties are guilty of it. And so I’m going to do my part, I appreciate Gov. Shapiro doing his part to tone down that rhetoric.”

“I think the president has a responsibility here, and I agree with Spencer, as do all Americans, to try and lift up the rhetoric and tamp down the hate,” the governor said Tuesday. “And I think the president needs to do better.”