Abdul El-SayedFeaturedHannityHannity Monologue

El-Sayed Paints a Very Different Picture of Himself Online [WATCH]

El-Sayed hates fireworks, football, and Michigan’s Mackinac Island.

He also previously mocked concerns over the southern border.

And wants to replace the 2nd Amendment.

Breaking Alerts

Don’t miss the stories that matter.

Get Sean’s breaking news alerts — free, direct to your inbox.

Where does the Democratic Party find these clowns?

During Tuesday night’s Hannity, Fox News host Sean Hannity took a deep dive into controversial comments made by radical leftist and Michigan senatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

CNN’s The K-File unearthed some damning clips of El-Sayed taking unpopular stances on major issues — including football in what is arguably one of the biggest football states in the country.

“In a state dominated by the Michigan Wolverines, Michigan State football, the Detroit Lions — I don’t think that’s going to go over very well,” Hannity said. “El-Sayed even compared football to slavery. Openly questioned if the sport could be ethical.”

Hannity says El-Sayed should turn his criticisms elsewhere.

“El-Sayed has a lot of deeply profound ethical concerns about cash bail, football, fireworks — but as no problem at all with his buddy, his pal, his BFF Hasan Piker,” Hannity said. “Remember? The guy who said the street should run red with landlords’ blood. The guy who said America deserved 9/11.”

Watch the monologue above.

Source link

Related Posts

1 of 723