Transcript [00:00] The left wing in the United States has [00:01] become exactly the same as it is in [00:03] France. A merger of the commies and the [00:05] third worldest radical Muslims. So Abdul [00:07] als [00:10] democratic candidate over in Michigan [00:12] who yes remains pro-Muslim Brotherhood [00:15] even if he lies about it. And I say that [00:17] not because he is Muslim because there [00:19] are there are lots of Muslims who don't [00:20] back the Muslim Brotherhood. Abdul says [00:22] is not one of them. He literally wrote a [00:23] letter in 2012 that he signed calling [00:25] for Muhammad Morsy, the Muslim [00:27] Brotherhood president, to crack down on [00:29] the dissident. [00:31] Every member of his family, his sister, [00:34] his mom, his dad, his stepmom, like [00:37] literally all of them are associated [00:39] with groups that are either front groups [00:41] for the Muslim Brotherhood or associated [00:43] with Muslim Brotherhood leadership. [00:45] The notion that Abdul alsems the Muslim [00:47] Brotherhood is laughable on its face. Is [00:50] laughable on its face. what principles [00:52] of the Muslim Brotherhood does he [00:54] disavow? Okay, so he was asked by [00:56] somebody at a town hall about the Muslim [00:59] Brotherhood. His immediate response was, [01:00] "Why are you why are you picking on me [01:02] for being a Muslim?" He's doing the same [01:03] victim routine Barack Obama did when [01:06] people questioned him about his politics [01:07] back in 2008. [01:10] Oh, you're almost Barack Obama used. [01:12] You're because I have a weird name. [01:13] You're only asking me because I have a [01:14] weird name. No, no, dude. It's cuz [01:16] you're a radical. Abdul Rahman als [01:20] pronouncing. I'm not to call him [01:21] Muhammad Al Sayed. I call him by his [01:24] name. Abdul Rahman al- Sied is a radical [01:26] who sympathizes with radical Muslim [01:27] groups all over the world. [01:30] There's not a single action anywhere on [01:32] earth against radical Islam that he has [01:34] ever supported. Not one. You cannot name [01:36] one. It does not exist. [01:39] Well, here was Abdul Aliad being asked a [01:41] question and he is much much angrier at [01:43] the question than he has ever been at [01:44] the Muslim Brotherhood. [01:47] >> It's a simple question. [01:48] >> No, your friend's got the mic. Would you [01:49] answer your I'm asking you a simple [01:50] question. You give me your name. I'll [01:51] answer the question. [01:52] >> Okay. Tommy. [01:52] >> Hi, Tommy. How are you? [01:54] >> I'm great. [01:54] >> Are you Do you know what the [01:56] Constitution of the United States is? [01:58] >> I have one simple question. Will you [02:00] disavow the Muslim Brotherhood? [02:02] >> Yeah, absolutely. But I want to I want [02:03] to ask the question that you're asking. [02:05] >> Why are you asking the question? [02:06] >> Well, because they're a terrorist group. [02:10] >> Okay. No. No. But what are you implying? [02:12] Do you assume that I wouldn't? [02:14] >> Yes. [02:15] >> Why not? [02:15] >> Because I have not heard you disavow [02:17] them yet. [02:17] >> Have you disavowed them? I haven't heard [02:18] you disavow me yet. [02:20] >> You're great. But here's the thing about [02:22] it. You're asking the question because [02:25] implicitly you assume that I'll have [02:27] dual loyalties, right? You assume that [02:30] somehow I wouldn't disavow or that I'll [02:33] have some higher order allegiance than [02:36] to the Constitution. Correct, Tommy? Is [02:38] that what you imply? [02:39] >> Yes. [02:40] >> Why would you think that about me? [02:41] >> Because I have not heard you dis [02:42] >> No. No. No. No. Why would you actually [02:44] think that about me? [02:44] >> Because I have not heard you dis [02:46] >> But I just did. But why would you [02:47] actually think that? Why would you? What [02:48] have you asked everybody in your life if [02:50] they disavow you? [02:52] >> I have not. [02:53] >> So why are you asking me? [02:54] >> Because I have not heard you. [02:55] >> No, no, no. Answer the question, Tommy. [02:57] Everybody knows the answer to it. Answer [02:59] the question. [03:01] >> All right. So, let me just tell you. Let [03:03] me just tell you. [03:04] >> I'm going to swear an oath to the [03:06] Constitution of the United States. And [03:08] that Constitution guarantees us all the [03:10] right to practice whatever faith we [03:12] want. No, no. [03:15] >> Okay. No, nobody is claiming he can't be [03:17] a Muslim in Congress. There already [03:18] Muslims in Congress. The reason that he [03:21] is being asked the question is because [03:23] he said about a Muslim terrorist who [03:24] tried to kill Jewish school children, [03:26] hurt people, hurt people. The reason [03:27] he's being asked the question is because [03:29] he was a spokesperson for the Muslim [03:31] Student Association when he was in [03:32] college, which is a front group for the [03:34] Muslim Brotherhood. The reason he's [03:36] being asked the question is because his [03:37] father-in-law gave him hundreds of [03:39] thousands of dollars and his [03:40] father-in-law is deeply involved with [03:42] the Islamic Society of North America, [03:43] which is in fact allegedly a front group [03:46] for the Muslim Brotherhood cuz literally [03:48] everyone in his life is Muslim [03:50] Brotherhood associated. That is that is [03:52] why he is being asked the question and [03:54] him participating in tea now and just [03:57] lying that he has nothing to do with [03:59] Muslim Brotherhood beliefs after [04:00] literally signing a letter calling for [04:02] Muhammad Morsy the head of the Muslim [04:04] Brotherhood in Egypt to crack down on [04:06] disscent in Egypt [04:08] is laughable. It's laughable. And now [04:11] he's doing the routine where he claims [04:12] that he's like JFK what you back in 1960 [04:14] there were people who didn't want JFK [04:16] elected president because they said [04:17] maybe he was loyal to Rome. Well, here's [04:18] the difference. JFK was pretty clearly [04:21] not loyal to all the beliefs of the [04:22] pope. [04:24] Abdul Rahman al-Sed has yet to describe [04:26] the beliefs of the Muslim Brotherhood [04:28] that he disagrees with. If he has [04:31] disavowed the Muslim Brotherhood, it's [04:32] not enough. But we need to stop this [04:34] game in politics. It's a stupid stupid [04:36] game. We say, "Did you change your view [04:38] on X?" And the person says, "Sure, [04:40] sure." Okay. I want to know what [04:43] changed. Really? What changed? [04:46] Will will you stop accepting money from [04:48] people who are legitimate front people [04:50] for Muslim Brotherhood associated [04:51] groups? Of course not. You you were [04:54] caught on tape saying that you wouldn't [04:56] say anything positive about the death of [04:58] Ayati because you were afraid that your [05:00] constituents in Dearbornne would get [05:01] angry at you. So Al sayad's entire straw [05:04] man. I don't know that it's going to [05:05] play. It shouldn't if you're not a [05:06] But maybe there are lots of [05:08] morons out there. Maybe it's more on [05:10] this in a moment. for Simply Safe's [05:11] smart AI powered outdoor cameras can [05:13] detect suspicious activity around your [05:14] property and alert a live US-based [05:16] security agent. 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[06:37] Here's Elsa admitting his sister-in-law [06:38] was on a terror watch list. [06:41] >> There's reporting in a lawsuit that now [06:43] backs it up in documentation with the [06:45] lawsuit that Miriam Jukaku, who's your [06:47] sister-in-law, that she was on the [06:49] terrorist watch list. What's your [06:50] response? [06:51] >> Basically, it's exactly the point. She [06:53] did nothing wrong and was captured on [06:55] that and then sued and got off. So the [06:57] idea that you can be placed on something [06:59] like that because of exactly the [07:00] infrastructure that Mike Rogers and his [07:02] flock cram camera and his Patriot Act [07:04] and his surveillance state can do is [07:06] exactly the point. So she sued and what [07:08] happened afterwards? You know what [07:08] happened, right? [07:09] >> No, [07:09] >> she was removed. [07:12] >> Okay. Well, why would she put on in the [07:14] first place? And the answer is because [07:15] of her open associations with Muslim [07:16] Brotherhood ideas. That would be the [07:18] reason. So Mike Rogers is pointing out [07:20] this sort of stuff and Dana Bash just [07:23] goes to war on behalf of Elsa here. [07:28] So, Hassan who really came to the [07:31] state, he had him here multiple times, [07:33] five different events, took him to [07:34] college campuses. This guy is full of [07:36] hate and vitrial, not only for Jewish [07:39] Americans, for for black Americans. You [07:41] listen to his comments. This guy is as [07:43] vile as they come. He has said he he was [07:46] excited about his answer because he did [07:48] not disavow the Muslim Brother. He [07:50] didn't disavow it. He goes on this word [07:52] salad trying to get around the he did [07:54] say he can't do it. He said no that's [07:56] not true. Dana listen [08:00] is so eager for him to protect this guy. [08:02] I just it's an ideology. [08:06] >> Okay. Again so he says yes absolutely [08:08] and that's that's sufficient. Okay just [08:10] some questions that a true media would [08:12] ask Abdul say why did you sign a letter [08:15] in 2012 that literally said this. He was [08:18] attending school at Columbia. quote, "We [08:21] leaders of the Egyptian community [08:22] support the revolutionary decisions [08:24] taken by the president and we call on [08:25] him to purge the media and the police as [08:28] quickly as possible." [08:30] Hm, that's weird. How about that half [08:33] sister? His halfsister, Iman Abdullah [08:36] Hahadi tweeted, quote, "My family has [08:39] long been Muslim Brotherhood." She wrote [08:41] that she had relatives who'd been jailed [08:43] for membership in the organization. [08:45] She expressed concern for her relatives [08:47] in Egypt who supported the brotherhood [08:48] and urged them to keep a low profile. [08:51] She wrote in June 2012 that she had [08:53] discussed their Muslims, their mother's [08:54] Muslim Brotherhood activism while their [08:56] mom was attending college in Egypt in [08:58] the early 1970s. [09:00] His mother was in fact active with the [09:02] Muslim Brotherhood while she was in [09:04] Egypt in the 1970s. [09:08] His father-in-law, Ta Jukaku, [09:12] is a member of the board of ISNA. [09:14] Isna is connected to the Muslim [09:15] Brotherhood. It was an unended [09:17] co-conspirator in the Holy Land [09:18] Foundation terrorism financing case. [09:21] His father, Muhammad, studied and taught [09:23] at Alexandria University before leaving [09:25] Egypt in 1978. [09:28] It's fairly fairly clear that his dad [09:32] was not Muslim Brotherhood [09:33] disassociated. [09:36] I don't know, man. That's a lot of [09:38] smoke. And you saying that you again, [09:41] here's my question. Can you name a like [09:44] here's all I want. Can you name a single [09:46] action taken against radical Islam on [09:48] planet Earth that is supported by Abdul [09:50] say? You cannot. It doesn't exist. [09:55] Now listen, the vice president did a [09:58] fine job when it came to his statements [10:02] about France over the weekend, but I [10:04] will say he did a a pretty poor job of [10:06] going after Abdul Rahman Elsiad at the [10:09] CBS town hall in Michigan. He did not [10:12] perform as well as he ought. [10:15] So for example, he was asked about the [10:17] Iran war and oil prices. [10:19] this would have been an opportunity to [10:22] turn around and clock Abdul Rahman al- [10:24] Sed and he didn't do it and I understand [10:26] that JD Vance is gaming for the 2028 [10:28] nomination. I understand that JD Vance [10:30] is at best ambivalent about the [10:33] president's actions in Iran but he is [10:35] not doing his electoral duty by not [10:37] turning around and clocking Abdul Rahman [10:39] Elsed here. He is not. He's in Michigan [10:42] to stump for Mike Rogers. He is failing [10:44] in his in his PR duties here. But what I [10:48] would say is is what is Abdul Elsed [10:50] saying about it and what is Mike Rogers [10:52] saying about it and what are their [10:54] actual ideas to fix the problem. And [10:56] what I'd say is we drew down way too [10:59] much oil and gas capacity and we drew [11:01] down way too much refining capacity. We [11:03] are bringing that stuff online but it [11:05] does take a little bit of time. Now I [11:07] see what Abdul says says about the war [11:09] in Iran. And I see he criticizing [11:11] decisions that the president has made, [11:13] the military has made. But [11:14] fundamentally, we are where we are. And [11:17] you have to, in my view, I'd like to [11:19] know what is Abdul Sed's solution for [11:22] the problem that we have right now. [11:26] That that's a terrible answer. [11:27] Legitimately a terrible answer. And the [11:29] vice president's answer there should be [11:31] the president of the United States did [11:32] something that no other president has [11:34] done. He took on a government in Iran [11:36] that declared that it wanted America to [11:38] be obliterated. that had killed hundreds [11:40] if not thousands of American troops [11:41] around the region and funded every [11:42] terrorist group in the region and [11:44] declared it was declare it was [11:45] developing nuclear weapons and actively [11:46] was doing so and the president took that [11:48] on. Now you can disagree with the means [11:50] by which the president took it on but [11:51] Abdul Rahman El Say doesn't just [11:54] disagree with the means of going after [11:56] Iran. He disagrees with going after Iran [11:58] entirely or kamas orbah or any other [12:03] radical Islamic group on planet earth. [12:05] He disagrees with all of it because on a [12:06] fundamental level he is in sympathy with [12:08] those groups. That's the answer. That's [12:12] the actual answer there. And I [12:13] understand that JD Vance's own [12:14] ambivalence on foreign policy is leading [12:16] him down this particular path where he [12:19] has to almost glaze Abdullah Rahman [12:22] Eliad where we are where we are is a [12:23] terrible answer. It's a bad answer. And [12:26] Vance who is very PR slick should know [12:29] better than that at the very very least. [12:30] What an amazing video you just watched. [12:32] Wasn't that amazing? Well, you know, if [12:34] you think so, head on over to [12:35] dailywware.com/subscribe to watch the [12:37] full show ad free or check out this [12:39] crazy story here.
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