President Trump interrupts Abdul El Sayed interview
by Flint: Donald Trump
The national security angle hits hard when you realize President Trump interrupted MI Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed mid-interview to claim he can call the guy whatever name he wants. After the candidate pushed back saying his name isn't Mohammed, Trump doubled down that his middle name IS Mohamed and he's pretty close so there should be no complaint. Mike Rogers stepped in to confirm that Mohamed is actually the candidate's legal middle name. But the real warning comes next about sending a socialist jihadist to the US Senate where they'd have access to national security info. Michigan voters need to make their choice before Election day arrives because the stakes are too high to ignore the risk.
Transcript (en)
There's a jihadist, Mohammed El-Sayed. He said, my name is not Mohammed. I said, I'm the president of the United States. I can call you whatever the hell I want. But actually, you know, but a friend of mine sent me his whole name. Actually, his middle name is Mohammed, which is so I'm pretty close. You know, he should have no complaint. He sure likes me very much. I think he said he wants to impeach me. They said, why do you want to impeach him? Huh. I don't know. But we're going to impeach him. These people are sick. And they're the weaponizers. They're the weaponizers, Andy. Their platforms call for abolishing the U.S. Senate, abolishing the Supreme Court so that they can take away your gun, so they can take... They want to abolish the Supreme Court. They want to at least abolish, but what they really want is to make it much larger because they want to take away your guns. They want to take away your Second Amendment, giving free health care to illegals and defunding the police.
