WATCH: CNN anchors berate innocent Paris Muslim because he won't 'accept responsibility' for attack

Two CNN host berated the spokesperson for a Muslim outreach group over the weekend because he would not agree that all Muslims share responsibility for the recent attacks in Paris.

During an interview early Sunday morning, Yaser Louati of the Collective Against Islamophobia in France told CNN anchors Isha Sesay and John Vause that hate speech was being directed toward the Muslim community in response to the attacks.

"The problem is that you're still mixing the Muslim community and somehow giving them an affiliation with these terrorists," Louati explained. "But [French Muslims] are paying two prices. The price of being targeted by these terrorists and some of the right-wing columnists."

"We are being asked to choose our camp," the guest pointed out. "Our camp is the French one. Make no mistake about it."

"If your camp is the French camp, then why is it that no one within the Muslim community there in France knew what these guys were up to?" Vause asked.

"Sir, the Muslim community has nothing to do with these guys," Louati insisted. "Nothing. We cannot justify ourselves for the actions of someone who claims to be Muslim."

"Why not?" Vause interrupted. "What is the responsibility within the Muslim community to identify people within their own ranks when it comes to people who are obviously training and preparing to carry out mass murder."

"Sir, they were not from our ranks!" Louati exclaimed. "We cannot accept the idea that these people are from us, they are not. They are just byproducts of our societies exporting their wars abroad and expecting no repercussions back home."

Co-host Isha Sesay insisted that Louati had to "accept that responsibility to prevent the bigger backlash" because the "finger of blame is pointing at the Muslim community."

"This is a very complicated issue," Vause said, concluding the segment. "I have yet to hear the condemnation from the Muslim community on this."

"The point he is making is, 'It's not our fault,'" Sesay noted. "But the fact of the matter is when these things happen, the finger of blame is pointed at the Muslim community and so you have to be preemptive. It's coming from the community. You've got to take a stand."

"The word responsibility comes to mind," Vause opined.

"It just comes to mind," Sesay agreed. "You can't shirk that."

Watch the video below from CNN, broadcast Nov. 15, 2015.