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🚨️️️️️️Abdul El-Sayed DEMOLISHED As 'Psychopath' By VP Vance In Michigan Speech...JD Just ENDED Him

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🚨️️️️️️Abdul El-Sayed DEMOLISHED As 'Psychopath' By VP Vance In Michigan Speech...JD Just ENDED Him

Abdul El Sayyed’s Senate campaign in Michigan is under intense scrutiny for alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, anti-American rhetoric, and racially charged messaging. Critics, including JD Vance, label him a "psychopath" due to his aggressive, confrontational behavior and claims of dual citizenship and extremist family connections. His campaign has been accused of spreading anti-Semitic tropes—like blaming Israel for economic struggles—mirroring 1930s-era propaganda. Polling data indicates he performs better among Israel-focused voters, but Black communities, particularly in Detroit, strongly reject him, citing his lack of community understanding and racially charged attacks. Similarly, Ilhan Omar faces serious allegations of immigration fraud, false citizenship claims, and ties to Somalia, with Democrats attempting to shield her from scrutiny. Both candidates are seen as promoting radical ideologies that clash with American values, including Protestant ethics and free-market principles. Critics warn that their rise signals a dangerous shift toward political Islam and Marxist influence, risking national instability. Prediction markets currently favor El Sayyed at 69%, but analysts believe he will face strong opposition. The broader narrative suggests a growing ideological rift in U.S. politics, where extremist narratives and foreign affiliations are undermining democratic integrity. A major concern is the potential for such figures to exploit national anxieties, leading to policies that favor foreign interests over American values, echoing past authoritarian movements. The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in safeguarding democratic institutions and electoral integrity.

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Oh, Abdul El Sayy getting called up for what you made just in fact be all that JD said, okay? This is good. Got a little else. I had just a little bit of a psychopath. Oh, there's more where that came from. We're going to talk all about it about the psychopath filled with rage in the big Wolverine sideburns whose terrorizing Michigan, I'm telling you, these voters are turning on him fast. Han Omar in new trouble running to her friend, Oh, Hassan Piker. Hassan Piker is going to bail her out with his sad little communist. What is this like? Comey chic set. We're going to talk about that. And who a fight, speaking of comies, on the floor at the UN, between the Cubans and our US ambassador to the UN, Mike Watts. Oh, yeah, this isn't Havana, you better believe it, baby, it's not Havana. And it won't be Havana any time soon, so long as we have anything to say about it, but that means getting rid of one particular politician in Michigan, none of the Abdul El Sayyid who's sinking and I mean sinking fast, he's sinking fast because people are realizing who he is and people are calling him out for being racist against whites, blacks, and well, frankly, anybody who's not Muslim, yeah. And JD Vans doing a lot to advance that narrative, pretty loud and hard to date in Michigan. Let's watch. We have to understand what happens when our nation gives in to these kinds of people. And what he means by these kinds of people who come to this country and are not grateful for the opportunities they have been afforded, who are trying to pretend like they're not from this country. He's from Egypt, right? He was talking about having a dual citizenship for quite some time. We still haven't run that one down entirely. He was born in Michigan, but he somehow ashamed of it and ashamed of America. That's not gonna fly if you're heading to the U.S. Senate. Thank you very much. Let's go back to a spectacular speech from the vice president of the United States of America calling out JD as a psychopath and more, forgive me, calling out Abdul El Sayyid as a psychopath and more watch. To young men with zero attachment to its land or to its history with a man who would lie, who was so ashamed of this state that he would lie about being an immigrant from another continent. Yeah. I mean exactly what I said, right? Hey, you know, great minds. Think alike. Did I not tell you yesterday the guys are Wolverine? He's like a wolfman who's out there with sharp elbows and he's a little guy, but he's good really sharp elbows and the big, you know, manly sideburns straight out of like 1972 or something and he thinks that somehow that's gonna make up for everything. He just comes across as one angry dude, one angry, short little dude to me, little wolfman thing going on. Well, Wolfman is getting called out. Again, you know, another example of a dual getting called up for wanting to take us into direction, frankly, that would be a whole lot like France. Right? You've seen the pictures. JD knows. JD knows that you don't want to turn into France, which is where Mr. Wolfman wants to take you. Ball watched, boards of mass riders, many from distant lands taking over historic city centers, burning down schools, and burning down beautiful historical buildings, turning over cars, and looting the storefronts that working families rely on to make a living. My friends, the scene of destruction in Paris may be an ocean away, but ask yourselves, are they really so hard to imagine here in the United States of America? And I guarantee you, if those riders were burning down New York or Detroit, the Hassan Pikers and the El Saez would be right there leading them and shearing them on. Yeah. I mean, Hassan Piker, being the guy that thinks America deserved 9/11, Hassan Piker, being the guy who hates America and Americans, so it's all kind of taken shape right now. And I think what you need to remember is you've got to crew people out there who don't like America. I mean, they keep telling us over and over again that the only way to fix the world and make things more equitable for people in the global south is to get more people from the global south elected here in America, even though this dude is actually from America, even though he doesn't want to admit it, right, out there boasting about having dual citizenship, which by the way probably shouldn't be legal for you to be in the Senate and have dual citizenship. So that's one strike against you, buddy. And then the other strike is that you don't like Michigan. For goodness sakes, I mean, the beautiful island that they have there and he was caught on tape. Remember that? Dissing it? He does not like America. He's out there hanging out with Hassan Piker all the time. He's doing that for a reason and so why would anybody vote for him? Get smart. He doesn't like you. He's not going to work for you. He's going to work on behalf of Egypt and all Islamic causes and this, by the way, is part of the root of the problem you understand before he goes off and says, oh, freedom of religion, freedom of religion. I'm sorry, but Islam is a political movement, okay? Just read the, read the crime. They'll tell you all about it. It is a political movement. And so that doesn't really merge so well with our sort of Judeo Christian background and our sort of Protestant ethic about freedom of religion. Yeah, okay. It's a Protestant sort of intellectual sphere that doesn't mesh well with Islam because Islam brings the politics into it. And that's exactly what they're doing. Don't kid yourself out there in Michigan. If this guy Wolverine gets in, we're going to have more problems. I mean, they're probably going to have to ban him from certain committees, just like they did Ilhan Omar. I can't remember McCarthy coming out and saying that one today. So let's take a look at what the prediction markets are saying here. Kalshi, my favorite here, one of our great sponsors here on this show. Let's take a look. Oddly, I mean, maybe this is an opportunity because I don't see this guy actually pulling it through to the finish line. You have El Saeed right now at 69%, Rogers 31%, so the majority of the money, you just want to, if like, is Soros in there, I'd like to see Soros go down, right? Maybe I take that trade. Anyway, you can trade on this stuff. You have to be over 18, of course, but take a look at that when you can. You actually get a good deal right now. If you trade $25, you get $55, you have to use my link. Kalshi.com/r/trish/trips/h. Anyway, you can also look. I mean, they get everything. They've even got Ilhan. We've been talking about it. We'll Ilhan actually face prosecution. My money is on yes, which party is going to win the U.S. Senate and you can still see that the prediction markets are not fully tilted in the way that I think ultimately this direction is going to go. But again, hey, I'm an investor at heart, so maybe that's an opportunity. You do you? I do me, but you can make that decision. Take a look. $55 that you can get there on Kalshi today. I would say this, guys, of Dual El Saeed is one outrageous guy and that rage and that anger is seemingly leading him to kind of blow up, if you would, and I mean blow up. You know, what did I tell you yesterday? If you guys were watching later in the show, I was talking about who's got wolf man stuff going on and I just see him as kind of like, argh, all the time, like it was not a happy dude, not a happy dude. And sure enough, the vice president coming out and affirming basically what I was saying yesterday, which is that he's kind of unhinged. In fact, he took it a step further because he's just saying this guy is one big old psychopath. I mean, that is it. Well, he didn't say big old psychopath. Those are my words. I would go with big old psychopath. He's calling him a little bit of a psychopath. So he's made a little bit more diplomatic, but you know, he kind of has to because he's the vice president, right? Got Dual El Saeed is a little bit of a psychopath. Yeah, just a little bit of one. I would call him a psychopath. I would call him a wolf man, right? Because look at the way he tried to like physically. I thought he was going to physically like attack Brett Bear the other day. I actually, I've always like Brett, he's, he's actually a great guy and a good reporter. I know some people don't really, you know, because some of the questions he has, sometimes and I know that sometimes he comes across as a little bit of not as as Maggie is, maybe you'd like from a Fox anchor, but you know, he has to kind of walk both sides there and kind of cater to both sides. But he did this interview that I thought was really good. I know some of you were just like, well, you know, he should have gone in harder, but I'm like, what is he supposed to do punch the guy? Maybe that would have been the solution here because Abdul's like coming out of his skin. He's just ready to cut him off at every single turn. It's disrespectful, frankly, to Brett. Brett was actually calm, cool and collected. And he's just not used to, Abdul's not used to being challenged in any time anybody challenges him. He turns into a little wolf man, Wolverine at work. Mike Rogers has been really hitting this Muslim brotherhood thing. I know you don't want to talk about your family and the history there. But he goes back. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, let me just stop there. You are asking this question to raise a question about whether or not I have dual oil. Let me just speak quick. His campaign title will be an equal statement of the United States. Thank you. And as as every senator who's ever served. I will swear an oath to that constitution. He's not interested. I'm not interested. In the 2012 statements. You see how he doesn't even let Brett talk? Again, good job by Brett, but he keeps going back to his question, going back to his question. That's what you should do. And this guy is trying to railroad him because he's ready to tackle him. You're going to want to walk back. You're going to pull that out of context. You're going to ask questions about my leaders. Let me just be clear. This is Roger's campaign. I will swear it's asking about that. Don't be Roger's campaign. Be a journalist. Be a journalist. I am. As a journalist, if you're asking the question about my leaders, the constitution, I've never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I never will be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I am interested in serving the United States. Okay. So, buddy, why is it that your whole family seems to have been involved with the Muslim Brotherhood? I mean, you lied to Kristen Wilker, who I'm sorry guys, she's too much of an idiot to like understand. She reminds me of the ladies that are voting for this guy, okay? Because she's too much of an idiot to understand. He lied to your Kristen baby right through his teeth and you sat there and took it. And then what is the answer? You go after my Rogers the next day? Oh, yeah. Look at this one, guys. Okay. Like, if you haven't, if you've seen it before, forgive me, but I think it's just important context before I tell you everything else I'm going to tell you. And that is this exchange between Kristen Wilker and my Rogers. She seems to be perfectly fine with being lied to by Abdul El Saeed, which is just kind of bonkers to me. I mean, girl, do you have no backbone at all? Or maybe she does and she's in the tank for the Muslim Brotherhood, too? Yes. Congressman, he has denied and denounced the Muslim Brotherhood and denied any ties to them for contacts. No, no, no, no, no, no. What you're talking about, Kristen. No, he did not. No, he did not. Kristen, he did an interview with me and he said he had no ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. He won't answer a lot. Kristen? He lied to you. Okay, I hate to break it. You know, there's no Santa Claus. Oops. He lied to you. He lied through his teeth because no sooner did he do that. But you guys had to send an NBC News reporter to chase him down on the streets and then he kept lying to that guy, too. And he's yelling at that guy like he wants to get in a fist fight with him as well because the wolfman's coming out. Remember? Kristen Wilker asked about ties to the Islamist movement, the Muslim Brotherhood. You don't have any ties. No. And your family doesn't. No. It passed tweets from al-Sayat's half-sister appearing to call his answer and to question. These tweets have emerged now. Had an amazing talk with my mom about her activism in the Muslim Brotherhood during the early 70s while she was in college. Hashtag respect. My family has long been in M.B. And we finished praying for all my family that supports the M.B. in Egypt. Can you just explain it? Yeah, Tom. It's funny to me. I was born in 1984 down the street in Rochester Hills. I was raised here in Michigan, went to the University of Michigan, rebuilt the health department in the city, led the health department in this county. And you want to ask me about what was happening in Egypt in 1977? Yes. Are you serious? Yes. I get it, but you were asked to question. Is it kind of like the same? Yeah, I'm telling you. I have no ties. We have no ties. So your mother had no ties? I have never had these conversations with my mother. I was raised by my mother. So you were unaware. But I'm just telling you that like, you're using hearsay evidence from a tweet. I said she's not serious. It's just serious. Oh, did I show you this sister? I mean, she's, there's lots of footage of that. We don't have to look at it today because I have shown it in the past. So you can take my word for it, okay? His sister's still raw raw Palestine. That's all she's about. And she loves her mother having been in the Muslim Brotherhood. Oh, and then of course we have the birth mother. He wasn't raised by his birth mother because you see in that culture, the husband, the man always gets the kids. Anyway, so he wasn't raised by his birth mother, but the birth mother was working for an organization that the Treasury Department eventually had to shut down and arrest everybody at somehow she got off clean because she was just helping the orphans, just helping the orphans while sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to Osama bin Laden. Do you hear me yet? Do you hear me? I mean, he wouldn't answer Martha when she asked about the Muslim Brotherhood either. The United States has terror designations on Muslim Brotherhood organizations in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan. So if you become a U.S. Senator, will you support those terrorist designations of those groups in order to support U.S. national security? I think terrorism is the act of political violence. No, no, no, no, no, the answer is yes, okay? Yes, El Sayed, that's what you're supposed to say. You're going to go to the Senate and be a big old Senator, and we have terrorist organization. We deem to be terrorist organizations, and instead you say it's something else. You want to make the determination? So I will support a terror designation for any organization that is engaged in or committed to political violence. But you see, he wants a terror designation for the United States of America and for, wait for it, Israel. That's exactly what he wants. And this is the problem, guys, you've got an enemy at the United States, possibly getting in there. We write about that. In this week's 76 research, we did a whole piece on, you know, what happens if? What happens if you get the crazies like this dude, Wolverine man, out there, winning? What do you do as an investor? Go take a look at that. You can get the free version. You can sign up for the one that's a dollar a month, code word dollar deal, LLAR. Go to 76research.com, that's my other company that I, you know, I wear a couple hats around here. It's important to invest smartly for your future. This guy is such a toxic, oh, I'm going to use JD words, psychopath. Yeah. Such a toxic psychopath in the words of JD Vance, that he's actually got CNN suddenly like agreeing with each other. You've got the left and the right coming together on CNN. I mean, heck, guys, that is, that is well worth something. You see, there was this commercial that his campaign sort of AOK on the side that was very anti-Semitic that came out in Michigan and it's all over for the internet. I'll show it to you in a second, but basically suffice it to say, you know, somebody is struggling to feed their family and they're debating whether or not to buy eggs and bananas and they're claiming well, we can't buy eggs even though the kids love eggs because well, we have to send that money to Israel. It's like super duper anti-Semitic, it's saying you can blame Israel for every single economic woe your family may have. It's like very much hard-killing back to, oh, wait for it, 1930s Germany, yes. So anyway, it's a problem, again, I'll show it to you, but I just think it's fascinating that all of a sudden you have this agreement from the left and the right on CNN with Van Jones, well-known liberal actually agreeing with Scott Jennings. I'm like, "Aleluia, finally, thank you." This is a very dangerous ad because what it does is suggest that the reason that people can't pay for things in the grocery store, but bananas is because of, you know, the United States is giving all this money to Israel. We get a very small amount of money to Israel compared to all the other foreign assistance that we do, but you're picking out the Jewish state and you're pointing to the Jewish state. And we spend money and cut our, we spend money all around the world, but you're going to say, because of the Jewish state, that's why you're suffering. Listen, when that happens, when you start getting people riled up and you've seen this all through the last century against Jews and blaming Jews for all your problems, you're headed down a dark pathway. I have spoken aggressively against the anti-Muslim hate in this campaign. This is an example of anti-Jewish hate and it should be taken down immediately and denounced. And by the way, a duel should denounce this ad immediately. We're still waiting, okay? We're still waiting. It's a terrible ad, and Scott Jennings hit the nail on the head. It's appealing to people who have no sophistication that don't know the price of eggs and that are just looking for a scapegoat. Again, 1930s Germany, here we go, Scott Jennings, left and the right, agreeing on CNN. Like this is a moment, okay? Of Duel Saeed, he is the enemy of the country. He is bringing this moment to get the left and the right on board on the same page on CNN. You think Abby wasn't there? It's economic incoherence wrapped up in anti-Semitism, so it's sort of par for the course. I mean, El Saeed himself in this campaign has argued we can't have good education in this country because we fund the Iron Dome, which is completely wrong nuts. Economic incoherence, by the way, eggs like 270 a carton, bananas, 40 or 50 cents a pound. It's economic incoherence, it's alive, but it's all done in service to anti-Semitism. And at the same time, El Saeed's campaign running ads featuring comments from Tucker Carlson. What is a Jewish Democrat in Michigan supposed to think right now? Why would El Saeed have to answer these questions? It's a mystery. Well, let's not get started on the Tucker thing, you know. I wonder if he's on the payroll, too. Is it like Iran have some channel out there to get some of these commentators and politicians? This would be my worry, guys. This would be my worry. Okay, so you're gonna let him get in there to the Senate and have access to some very privileged intel information. I don't think so. The scary thing is, the scary thing is Harry Anton pointing out, and I don't really agree with this, but I want to show it to you anyway, that somehow this is holding some kind of appeal. I'm all about the numbers, and the numbers here, to me, tell a pretty compelling story. I think a lot of Republicans think they can use the issue of Israel against Abdul El Saeed. But the polling numbers don't suggest that that is, in fact, necessarily a good idea or working. What are we talking about? Well, why don't we just take a look at this? This is the Senate choice of Michigan, among all likely voters. You know, a Fox News poll, the end of last month, found that El Saeed was up by just a single point. That is well within the margin of error, right? Well, look at those voters who were most focused on Israel. Say they were focused on Israel. Look at this. El Saeed was actually up eight amongst them. [BLANK_AUDIO] There ago he was doing better among the voters who said that Israel was extremely important to the issue of Israel, was extremely important in their vote than he's doing among voters overall. Therefore, to me, when you look at this data, what this suggests is the issue of Israel is not to the detriment of El Said, if anything, it may be helping him a little bit. Why is that? What are the voters saying about why that is? Yeah, why is that? You know, I think one of the key questions here is, you know, aid to Israel, military aid to Israel. Should we end it? Should we reduce it? Okay. Overall, 54% of Michigan voters in fact say that we should end or reduce aid to Israel. What about independence? Those in the center of the elector? Look at this. It's 61%. In fact, those in the center of the elector are actually slightly more likely to say that we should end or reduce aid to Israel. So this was not just an issue that worked for El Said in the Democratic primary. To me, it's an issue, at least when we look at overall, Israel's an issue that actually is more likely to help El Said than it is to help Mike Rogers because simply put voters in Michigan and we've seen this nationally as well, think that we give too much money over to Israel, especially when it comes to military aid. Okay. Well, I would just say voters always think that we're giving too much money to foreign causes like that, that's probably a given. But when it comes to Israel, I would just say this is a little bit more different, a little bit more nuance because the people for whom Israel is a top issue are typically, I guess, either anti-Israel progressives like Hassan Piker for whom it has somewhat of a dare I say religious significance, right? These are the pro-Hamas people, but for most other people, except for maybe a few Jews who care passionately about it, Israel's actually not a top issue. It's really not. Even if you're pro-Israel, it's not like you're going and voting on Israel. So when Said is talking about Israel, what is he doing? He's firing up his progressive face, the Hassan Piker, Bernie Bros, the Wolverines, right? He's firing up that progressive face, but not doing anything to attract other voters. And to a large extent, he's just painting himself if he would as an anti-Israel, anti-Semite who doesn't care about other things, like the black community and believe me, they feel it. They sense it. They know it. Really and truly, I'm looking at some of the poll data that's coming in. He's going to have trouble in Detroit with blacks in Detroit because you know what he comes across as an angry Wolverine Muslim dude who's gotten into politics because he hates Israel. Okay, that's what he seems like. So it's actually, okay, you know, he's helping some of the Hassan Piker types channel their economic frustration into anti-Israel, right? And let's be real. What is anti-Semitism? Very much the way Hitler did. And so when he talks about Israel in terms of money, not in terms of security or anything else, he's doing that very deliberately on the surface. He's acting like he's fiscally prudent. Oh, he's so smart. Like he's some kind of socialist who's conservative about our spending and somehow Israel aid is not material at all. It's not to him. You know why he wants Israel going down? He doesn't want any success for Israel because he wants to remake the Middle East and remake frankly the world. Okay, like go, go read the Quran and the whole idea here is that somehow Jews and whites. By the way, they're lumping them together. So don't think for two seconds. This isn't about why people too. This is exactly why this is exactly why J.D. Vance delivered the message that this guy is a racist who is anti-black, anti-white, anti-American. He's pro-Muslim and nothing else. Listen to this ad. Part of it. Yeah. What about the bananas? Yeah, I got them too. But honey. What? You're going to have to put those eggs back. They don't like eggs anymore? No, they like eggs. But we have to set that $7 aside for killing Palestinians. What? I mean, don't we give Israel $4 billion here anyways? Yeah. And now we're giving them another $26 billion. Do you know how much that is per American taxpayer? No. It's like $161 per person. Apparently, it's costing us a lot of money to drop bombs on Gaza. It's terrible. Yeah. You see? And so-- You're going to get universal health care too? And on. And on. Which is exactly why J.D. is calling him racist. He is racist against all Americans, black and white, anybody who doesn't fit his definition of what it's supposed to be. In other words, you're not Muslim. You're not Islam. Oh, boy. Problems. It's J.D. What I will say is I think Mike is fundamentally a decent guy. And the kind of public servant that you want to wash into D.C. And I think any Republican or any conservative who looks at this race and sees on the one hand Abdul Al-Sahed, who may be more than any Democrat running in the nation, has engaged in the kind of explicitly anti-white racial hatred that has become common on the Democratic Party. I'd say that person should not be elected. I think what Republican stand for is whether you're black or white. We're for everybody. And Abdul Al-Sahed is, again, more than anybody, a guy who seems to love to traffic and racial hatred. We should reject that guy's conservatives. We should reject him as Americans. Oh, so we're rejecting. Believe me. I think that's what is going to happen. On election day, I think he's going to get rejected. He's going to get rejected hard. I'm here interviewing people. You guys look like big-eyed dual supporters, except with these ladies. Okay. So this is partly what I was talking about earlier. Ladies of he, Kristen Welker, not no one when the guy is lying right through his teeth. I mean, he literally lied to her. Think about this. The reporter, the anchor, for Meet the Press, for the big Sunday show. Okay. Yeah, the one that Tim Russell used to host, back when it was a good show. She's got a big job. And this guy who's running for Senate just lies through his teeth, said he has absolutely no family ties whatsoever to the Muslim Brotherhood. And then it comes out the next day, oopsie Daisy, he does, because his sister's bragging about how her mom was part of all that back in the day. So whoa. Okay. And yet she is not smart enough to know that she has been lied to. The news division has to send a cub reporter out there to chase this guy down on the street. And then he lies to the cub reporter, but at least the cub reporter has enough backbone to know that he's being lied to. Well, here's the problem. JD is trying to warn ladies like this. And I mean, ladies like this, whether it's Kristen or whether these ladies I'm about to show you that you guys get a problem, okay? You really do, because he doesn't like you. And you're apparently too, well, JD didn't say this, but I'm going to say this, too dense to get it. Kristen and company. Yeah. Yeah. Tell me, well, you guys are super excited about, what's your favorite thing he's campaigning on? Everything. How can he not like what he's for? I mean, it's like we need it. We're in bad shape, okay, what's your one favorite, though, what stands out the most? Health care for all, okay? Yeah? That's my health care, health care, okay, okay, we're all going to go for it, because you know, we want socialism and we want to make sure nobody says that we're racist against this, you know, Muslim and we're not Islamophobic. So we're just going to love him all day long and we're going to vote him right into office. And then at some point, we're going to wake up and realize we made a mistake, but I'll tell you, it's funny because those ladies were all formed. I'll tell you, black women are not as easily fooled and I found this kind of funny, all right? So I'm seeing all these clips online, including MS now was doing like a focus group with black women. They have no use for him. None at all. Look at this lady. I know some good areas, but then my issue is with him. He's so quick to talk about Trump and his racism and everything. He know what his community has done. The devastation that his community has input on our community. You understand? They own all the gas station. They own all of what the central stores, not a by what soul food restaurants, they bring chicken. They fried chicken. They suck out all the energy with all the liquor stores. How many liquor stores they got? One liquor store on everything on the block. All of everything is in a black urban community and look around in our communities. Nothing. When you put all that devastation, liquor doors are dirty filthy and trashy only in the black community, and how dare he come here and talk about every time Trump racist and that health care guys. You know what? Food. His people are the main ones that own this central store with the fire nasty food. The gas. They've been price dodging the gas since what Biden, what Obama been in office. They own all the damn gas station right now. They gas this food. We don't dinner with this gas. They gas this food. Why? We are under the same president. Why is Ohio 370 under a Republican person and ours is force at the crisis? Boom. Because one state has better economic policy than the other. One of those states just wants to do one giant property grab by way of taxes, by putting lots of taxes onto your gas prices. Listen, this guy of do all side eat. He knows he's in trouble. He knows that most African Americans are not going to go for this socialism BS, okay? But the crap all that he's trying to serve up, they see right through it. It's kind of good. Anyway, he tried to make some excuses and people made fun of them because he ordered fried chicken while he was doing it. Because for too many black Detroiters in particular, their experience with somebody who looks like me is not a good one. You go into a gas station and you go to a party store. You're being talked about from behind. The last one? Yeah. If you're a woman you're being catcalled, if you're a kid you're being sold to Lucy at the back, you're being denied a bathroom, I've always tried to be on the right side of that. But I also understand that if that's your experience with somebody whose name is like mine, That leaves it terrible. Yeah. Terrible taste in your mouth. And you know what? This is the problem. MS now sat out with a group of black voters. None of them are keen on this guy. None of them. Black people are democratic. We're going to vote for them anyway. And I'm like, no, sorry, I'm like, I'm committed down on that. And move on. If you're going to Congress to represent me, I need you to talk about what's going on in this community. Yeah. Okay. So this is a big part of his problem because maybe he doesn't really care what's going on in your community. He cares about what's going on in his community. And that's why he's out campaigning at mosques. Tomorrow, I have a big story for you because a lot of these mosques are going to, in my opinion, come under serious investigation because they have been campaigning for al-Sahid and therefore they are in violation, violation of IRS laws because you cannot do that. You cannot be promoting at candidate. Again, what did I tell you? Political Islam. It is a big deal. You know, who knows a lot about political Islam, one Ilhan Omar, who's so desperate right now, she's going out to Hassan Piker, trying to beg everybody for help because you see she's got some very hefty legal bills. She wants all she can get five, ten bucks at a time because you see this woman's in a lot of trouble. Like a lot, a lot, a lot of trouble on many, many different levels. Yes, deportation is very real. She may be very soon denaturalized as a citizen, but I think this is going further because there's concern about financial fraud. There's concern about her foreign ties allegations that basically she was working on behalf of Somalia while on the Foreign Affairs Committee, Kevin McCarthy, alluding to this right here, he got her right out of there. I guess you're going to have to do the same thing with al-Sahid if he gets in there. When I became Speaker, there were two Democrats, I was very concerned on which committee they actually were there. Eric Swalwell to continue to be on the Intel Committee, having slept with a Chinese spy, I removed him and I had the power to do that. I also removed Ilhan Omar from the foreign affairs because you get top secret information there and sharing it and her beliefs and her hatred towards Israel. I literally had to take that to the floor and I remember him having to get the members, work them to get the vote to actually remove. Now when you look on hindsight, I was correct on both of those. In other words, you don't want someone who doesn't have the prioritization of the United States of America as their top goal. When somebody is maybe more interested in her case Somalia and the political interests of Somalia, by the way, don't take my word for it. It was the Somalia President who came over and campaigned for her who said Ilhan doesn't care about Ilhan. Ilhan doesn't care about Michigan. Ilhan doesn't care about America. Ilhan cares about Somalia. Then you think about where al-Sahid is taking us, potentially in the direction of caring mostly about Egypt, caring mostly about Muslim priorities as opposed to the freedom of all Americans in the economic strength of all Americans. And that takes you down a dangerous path. Anyway, Ilhan Omar, she needs money, she needs cash, and so she's turning to her friend Hassan Piker. Most politicians actually run from him. Even El-Sahid isn't that stupid. He's running from him. He doesn't want to be seen with him. And yet she's doubling down. And he's calling Republicans terrorist. I mean, wow. Because it is the only state of, I think he said, 25 states or 30 states that he's been assigned to that has in a network that is hard to penetrate. Okay. If I'm getting this right, she's talking about how her network is so hard to penetrate. Believe me, it is. It's just like the whole wall of a network lady that you're talking about, the money laundering network because that's really hard to penetrate. But guess what? Treasury can and Treasury has and Treasury will. So good luck on that. But yeah, maybe Minnesota and the Somali community is hard to penetrate. Maybe because they're focused on Somalia or maybe they're just focused on themselves. Allah feeding our future and the $250 million scam or the $17 billion scam stolen right from American taxpayers. It's your community lady. I mean, and then the other funny thing is I was just watching this. He's in that job. He's calling out Republicans here saying that they're terrorists, etc. But look at the set. Okay. Just look at the optics of that set. I mean, could you get any more awful? Like he's totally channeling this communist energy with the browns and the grays and the mustard yellows. It is one ugly set, right? But that's what they're about. Every time I look at her, she's dressed in these really horrible colors, same with him. And then they're making fun of mega types, right? And they're appearance. I just get to say, I mean, cheery, not cheery. Optimism, no optimism. But you know, maybe they call it commy chic. You just bash Republicans, bash America, bash capitalism, bash freedom. There's a there's a kind of a synthesis here going on. If you think about it between the Islamic faith that believes in total top down sort of dominance, right? And also the Marxist, we should call it faith, right? Because it's kind of a religion. If you think about it, the Marxist that also believe in this top down scenario. And you know, all for them, none for you. And this is this guy. I mean, it's sort of shocking. They started also saying that migrants were a national security threat. And that's unacceptable. We're going to bring up the Republicans because they are the most un-American force in this country. They're terrorists. They are terrorizing our neighbors. Okay. That's what he thinks of Republicans. I mean, wow. It's like we are really no better than a banana republic if these people get in charge. Look what just happened in Brazil. Love you Bolsonaro is apparently on his way to the US because they were taking his passport because they're saying that Lula one. If you believe that Lula one because like, let's be honest, it's kind of unusual to open the voting booths for an extra two hours because there's some rain in only the districts that would vote for Lula. And then who's the guy that did that happens to be his former personal lawyer. So his buddy that he put on the Supreme Court said, oh, well, we will just open the voting areas in the Lula districts and extra couple hours because you see Lula was way down. I mean, Brazil is over. I'm sorry, but we're not going to be over. Okay. We can't be over. I mean, if we're over, I don't know what to tell the rest of the world. I have friends today that just bailed on their Brazil investments. They're going to put good money after bad. Forget it. Brazil is done. Okay. And these guys want to make us done. Think about that. Here's Jonathan Terley saying, you know, if I were Ilhan Omar, I'd recognize the legal trouble. I am in. I would not be turning to Son Piker right about now for any advice on anything. Yeah, I wouldn't recommend him as counsel for Omar. You know, a good part of the criminal code would be paperwork violations according to a son Piker, extortion, bank fraud, tax evasion. Those are all, I suppose paperwork violations that you don't get to just file a new piece of paper. Now what's being alleged here is immigration fraud. And you know, this idea that she can just correct her age leaves aside one critical factor. It was her age that allowed her to get her citizenship based on her father's naturalization. So it means that her original citizenship, if in fact she is older, was based on a false representation. And the United States government takes a rather dim view of that. If they give you citizenship based on something that's not true, they don't say, well, just, you know, just get some white out and corrected. They tend to take away your citizenship. But I'm fun. Okay. So she's actually in a lot of trouble. I mean, I think the case is going to expand. It's much bigger. I think there are concerns about her lobbying on behalf of Somalia. I think there are concerns about whether she shared improperly intelligence with Somalia, a Somalia land politician came out with that accusation this week. So all of this is adding up. And I think because of it, oh, not to mention her family, we'll get back to that because the family, you know, a lot of people with the last name, Said, which is apparently her real last name, were involved in feeding our future. It's called feeding ourselves, right? So Democrats are demanding that these charges be dropped against Ilhan Omar. I'm like, are you kidding me? You know how we could like make this all go away? We could just do the good old-fashioned DNA test. She could do a big reveal. She could get out there and say, hey, I'm going to hire this company that's completely neutral, that has no bias in any of this. We're both going to take a DNA test and think about it. She could actually have this spectacular moment and make Donald Trump and all the mega-types look like complete fools, but she's not willing to do that issue. Now, instead she's facing possible resignation, Donald Trump saying, you cannot have this woman be voted sworn in to Congress, and Congress, if they decide to, they could actually keep her out. Anyway, the Democrats are just locking, you know, arm in arm, 170. Signed to this letter, demanding that the DOJ stop this investigation. It's like, guys, you really, really don't care, do you? About immigration fraud. Clearly, look at this letter. Here we go. They put this one out. They said, dear Attorney General Blanche and Secretary Mullin, we write to express our unequivocal opposition to your raid on Congressman Ilhan Omar's home. We are profoundly alarmed by your weaponization of federal law enforcement against our end of demand. You refrain from taking any further actions that could affect the outcome of any upcoming election. It goes on and on. We want you to return, you know, her personal cell phone and passport, et cetera. They were seeing carrying boxes out of the home. The Democrats are saying they obtained her DNA. Oh, wow. Well, I mean, we knew that they were getting the DNA from the dumpster dive in that they were doing anyway. But according to this letter, the Democrats are insisting that they took her DNA right there from the house. So they're very troubled by this. It goes on to say, it's all political, right? And it's a weaponization, blah, blah, blah, because of course they don't want at all to actually confront the reality that maybe Ilhan Omar committed immigration fraud. Maybe Ilhan Omar really did marry her brother. Maybe Ilhan Omar is involved in stuff that really would look bad for the Democrat Party. So instead, they're trying to say this is political. Again, get the DNA test. I'm telling you, this is not that hard, okay? It's not that hard. It's just not that hard. I'm telling all you have to do is say, we're going to do a big reveal. Everybody will tune in online. It will be a big thing, right? And you say, here I am with my, I almost have brother with my second husband who also has come out as gay. Neither here nor there, but just rather interesting, right? Rather interesting that she chose to marry a gay man in a Christian ceremony, just say it. So you can stand there with hubby number two and you could reveal to all of us what those DNA tests result really are. And then we would know whether or not there was any immigration fraud that went down on marriage number two. As for your dad, well, the rap on him is that he was a Colonel in the Said bar army and he committed lots of atrocities and he was involved in the genocide that happened would make, which would make him unable to qualify for refugee status here in the United States and therefore would make his citizenship null and void, which would make your derivative citizenship, of course, null and void. And as you heard from from Jonathan Turley earlier, yeah, that's kind of a big deal. The government does actually take all this seriously. So I understand their panic right now and don't forget, they're also trying to use this perhaps as a way to gin up support in the Somali community. I mean, don't kid yourself. There's a method to their madness and they're trying to get all the Somalis out to vote so much so that they put this woman on a Minnesota official who went onto Somali TV and told all the Somalians how they can vote even if they don't have an ID. Oh, wow. Now we really need the Save America Act. I mean, on a variety of levels because apparently, Ilhan Omar is here, elected to Congress, and according to the feds, this isn't even her name, Ilhan Omar. And well, apparently anybody can vote in the state of Minnesota. Just listen. If you're already registered to vote, you don't need to bring anything with you. You just show up to your early voting location, which is usually the county office or a city hall. Miniapolis and the bigger jurisdictions have a lot of extra places where you can go like a lot of libraries or community centers. But as long as you're registered to vote, you don't need to bring anything with you. If you're not registered to vote and you have, you still have options. If you have a Minnesota ID that is updated, that's all you need to bring with you. If you don't have that, there is a list of documents on our website that you can find. You still have options to get registered same day. You can get registered same day. Who knew? In this state of Minnesota. So you can see that that is a little concerning, a little concerning, especially in that it sounds increasingly like they really do want people to go out and vote for. I mean, why else would she be on TV with or internet or wherever she is streaming with Hassan Piker, seriously? The other thing I want you to think about and it's something we touched on yesterday is why do so many defendants in this case share the last name Syed? I mean, is it just like, you know, Muhammad? Everybody's name Syed? I'm told no. I mean, it's a relatively common name, but not that common, especially when you look at this and you hear about the allegations. I encourage you to go watch yesterday's program. We may have cut that as a chapter as well because this guy, Guhad, number two, has she Syed? He was like the enforcer and he got in a lot of trouble for millions and millions and millions of dollars that he was stealing. He was a guy who had worked on her campaign and it is believed he is a relative and power line blog out in Minnesota has done a lot of back work on this guy and it's believed that somehow he's very close to the family and likely a blood relative. They can go to a DNA test for that one, too. But there's another guy that I, and here he is, by the way, that's the guy that was working on the campaign who's supposedly the muscle man according to alpha news. You see him there in a campaign shot. He had already had a bit of a run in with the law previously and alpha news doing this story 10 years ago about how he was forcing the entire community into silence. He weren't supposed to be talking about Ilhan in that first marriage. But this is the other guy I want to tell you about today. This is the guy who's guilty on 21 counts. This is the safari restaurant owner here. And actually he seems to have stolen a lot more. This graphic is wrong than 2.5 million in fraud. He made off with something like 5 to 6. He was spending a lot of money on private jets, sports cars, all that stuff. He's facing conviction. I think he's actually facing a lot more than 5 years. We're going to go double check some of that math there. But this was the restaurant he owned. And his last name was also Said. Okay. So the guy is like the number one earner in this whole deal. And I think that he actually received there. You see it on the graphic. Personally, 5 to 6 million. He was bringing in something like 16 according to the feds. And what's fascinating about this guy, Salim Ahmed Said is that he's in jail right now, but he has not been sentenced. And when I say, that's why the graphic was wrong. He has not been sentenced. They're looking at sentencing him. And he's looking at a lot of time. And so I just kind of wonder in the back of my head, I'm thinking, what are they really doing? Are the feds up to something here in that they're going to say to the guy, Hey, if you come clean and you tell us exactly what Ilhan's involvement was, might he get off with less time? And is that sort of the method to the madness? Is that what they're thinking about? It's no wonder then that she is panicking. And I mean really panicking. It's no wonder then that the Democrats have Obama sort of leading the charge. I still say just, you know, make this easy. Submit to a DNA test and tell the world what the truth is. And instead, she goes on the one that looks like Rachel Maddo, you know who I mean. She goes on his show on MS now and basically gets herself into more trouble because the answer was not a normal answer. I mean, honestly, like who would say something like that? I don't know. Like if somebody asks you, are you married to your brother or are you related to this guy in any way? I think, you know, most normal people in a normal relationship would say, yeah, no. And you'd say that pretty emphatically, right? So yet she gave us a different song and dance. And she's saying, you know, that she doesn't think she is, right? I'm trying to see if I can find the exact clip. There's this one too, or she's confident in her tooth. Come on, lady. Are you confident that you're going to come out on the other side of this with your freedom intact? I'm confident in my truth. Her truth. What the heck is your truth? Is this like, you know, I get to say I'm a guy, even though I was born a girl, or you get to say your girl, even though you were born a guy, is that what your truth? You know, really, I'm sorry, you know, what's to prevent anybody from saying, well, you know, I feel like I'm confident in my truth and I'm 65 years old. Therefore, I'm going to collect my social security, right? Like, you understand how wild that is. Like, absolutely positively wild. I mean, seriously, I mean, come on. I mean, honestly, speaking of social security, by the way, you know, the people we elect this time around, it's kind of important because, you know, you want to protect your social security. I get it. You know, it's a lifetime of hard work. You've been paying in and paying in. And we always have to worry, especially with the likes of, I mean, Hassan Piker, that wants to take everything from you and his protege, El Saeed and his other protege, Ilhan Omar out there. They want to take it all. So, you know, this has happened before. It happened in Argentina. It's happened all over Latin America. They make you pay into something and then they take it all. So, you know, older Americans are concerned about this rightly so. And I get it. You may not agree with who I'm going to tell you about on every single issue, AARP, but I can tell you they are actually very much in favor of protecting, protecting social security. So, let me give you the place to go. If you want to find out more about how you protect your social security, you want to go to AARP.org/socialsecurityvoter. And I'm just trying to put this on. I will put it in the show notes for sure. But AARP, let's see if I can type in talk at the same time.org, forgive me. Okay, this is a big test on Church Regan. here. Social security voter. And you can go there and you can find out more about how you're going to protect yourself in light of what some of these lefties might be trying to do. This story just keeps getting more and more and more wild. I mean, she thinks that she's confident in her truth. The president is demanding her resignation. And I'll tell you, you know, she might seriously want to give it some thought because it's just going to get uglier from here on out. Can you imagine living this lie? I don't think she has any sort of concept of how bad this really and truly is. But she's about to find out. She is definitely about to find out. Thank you for being here. Make sure you subscribe to the show. I'm looking at all your comments that we're confident in our truth. Whatever your name is, Ilhan, we know about you. I'm just reading the comments live off the screen. That's a good one. That's funny. Look, Ilhan Omar. I just have so many questions at this point. And it's really disturbing on a variety of levels. The idea that somebody could get into Congress. If this all pans out to be true and she's been lying about her citizenship and lying about her age and lying about her name and then lying about how you number two, guys, that's a big deal. Okay. What do you think the penalty is for that? Let me know. I'm going to read the comments. I always read them all. Thank you so much for being here. I'm going to go run and join my friends over at Newsmax to talk a little bit more about all things going on in the world these days. I'll tell you, we cannot become France. All right? That there's a campaign model for you. We're not becoming France. I'll see you soon. Tomorrow. [BLANK_AUDIO]

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Abdul El Sayyed is being widely criticized for alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, racial hostility, and anti-American rhetoric, with figures like JD Vance calling him a "psychopath."
  2. El Sayyed’s campaign has been accused of promoting anti-Semitic and economically conspiratorial messaging, including a controversial ad linking family financial hardship to Israel, echoing 1930s Nazi propaganda.
  3. Polling shows El Sayyed performs better among voters focused on Israel, but overall, Michigan voters—especially Black communities—reject him due to perceived racism and lack of community engagement.
  4. Critics highlight his dual citizenship, family connections to extremist groups, and links to figures like Hassan Piker, who is seen as a radical leftist promoting anti-American and anti-capitalist views.
  5. The political dynamics reveal a growing concern about political Islam and Marxist-inspired ideologies merging in U.S. politics, raising fears of a shift toward authoritarianism and foreign influence.
  6. Ilhan Omar is also under scrutiny for immigration fraud, potential ties to Somalia, and financial misconduct, with Democrats attempting to downplay investigations.
  7. Prediction markets show El Sayyed at 69% odds of winning, suggesting skepticism about his viability despite campaign momentum.
  8. Critics argue that both El Sayyed and Omar represent a dangerous trend of ideological extremism that threatens democratic norms, national security, and economic stability.

Summary:

Abdul El Sayyed’s Senate campaign in Michigan is under intense scrutiny for alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, anti-American rhetoric, and racially charged messaging. Critics, including JD Vance, label him a "psychopath" due to his aggressive, confrontational behavior and claims of dual citizenship and extremist family connections. His campaign has been accused of spreading anti-Semitic tropes—like blaming Israel for economic struggles—mirroring 1930s-era propaganda.

Polling data indicates he performs better among Israel-focused voters, but Black communities, particularly in Detroit, strongly reject him, citing his lack of community understanding and racially charged attacks. Similarly, Ilhan Omar faces serious allegations of immigration fraud, false citizenship claims, and ties to Somalia, with Democrats attempting to shield her from scrutiny. Both candidates are seen as promoting radical ideologies that clash with American values, including Protestant ethics and free-market principles.

Critics warn that their rise signals a dangerous shift toward political Islam and Marxist influence, risking national instability. Prediction markets currently favor El Sayyed at 69%, but analysts believe he will face strong opposition. S.

politics, where extremist narratives and foreign affiliations are undermining democratic integrity. A major concern is the potential for such figures to exploit national anxieties, leading to policies that favor foreign interests over American values, echoing past authoritarian movements. The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in safeguarding democratic institutions and electoral integrity.

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Abdul El Sayyed is accused of having family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, including claims that his sister and mother were involved in the organization. He has denied these connections, but the allegations have been amplified by critics who argue that such ties contradict U.S. terrorism designations against the group.

Political figures like JD Vance describe El Sayyed as a 'psychopath' due to his aggressive behavior, confrontational interviews, and perceived extreme anger, especially during debates with journalists. Critics believe his rhetoric and actions indicate an unstable or unbalanced mindset.

His campaign ads suggest economic hardship is caused by U.S. aid to Israel, which critics argue is a form of anti-Semitism. These ads have drawn backlash for echoing 1930s-era scapegoating tactics, raising concerns about dangerous ideological messaging.

Black voters, particularly in Detroit, are largely skeptical or hostile toward El Sayyed, citing his lack of understanding of community issues and his tendency to ignore the economic struggles of Black communities.

Mike Rogers has actively challenged El Sayyed’s claims about Muslim Brotherhood ties and his stance on Israel, emphasizing his skepticism of El Sayyed’s background and alignment with political Islam.

Polling shows that a majority of Michigan voters, especially those focused on Israel, believe U.S. military aid to Israel is excessive, which may help El Sayyed among certain progressive voters but does not translate into broad electoral support.

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