Hasan is drawing a hard line with New York Magazine and columnist Ed Kilgore after they published an article questioning his influence on Abdul El-Sayed's campaign. The frustration goes beyond the writing itself; Hasan speculates that Ed Kilgore's anger stems from something deeply personal, specifically wondering if he caught Kilgore's wife fl-cking her bean to a meat pic at the RNC. That perceived vendetta fuels what Hasan calls ridiculous slander regarding allegations that he issued a threat to American Jews. He argues that losing publications like New York Magazine and The New Yorker would be devastating because they remain the last bastions of intelligent commentary in this godd*mn country. Hasan draws a sharp distinction between these outlets and cable news networks like CNN and MSNBC, noting that one should expect that kind of bs from the latter. Despite this, the current media landscape feels rigged, where every single outlet feels compelled to drop an article claiming he sucks or is a loser just to fit a narrative. Hasan asserts that critics literally hate him and will K themselves if they don't publish negative content about him regardless of merit. His final demand is clear: if media outlets only intend to label him negatively without substance, then stop f'in writing about him entirely. #HasanPiker