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Tucker Slobbers Over Radical Islamist DSA-Loving El Sayed

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Probably because Mike Rogers supports Israel, Tucker Carlson is loudly and actively supporting a radical Islamist DSA candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, over Rogers. The interviewee he is discussing it with in the clip below admits El-Sayed was a DSA believer but claims he is no longer one, since he is campaigning as a Trumpian.

He was DSA five minutes ago. Abdul El Sayed is still close to Hasan Piker. Piker recently said they are friends.

Additionally, El-Sayed is receiving funding from the terrorist-tied organization CAIR. His father-in-law is a top official in the US Muslim Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood doesn’t commit the actual violence. They do the planning, promoting, and funding to take over Western nations.

Tucker was a libertarian while hosting on CNN and MSNBC. He was fired and turned to Fox News. He became conservative shortly before Fox picked him up. Now that he’s on his own, we see his true colors. He is far-left and is taking the right-wing people he won over to the most radical left he can. Tucker is using the power he obtained through deceit to turn them away from their core beliefs. He has convinced people like Megyn Kelly, MTG, and even Alex Jones.

Tucker released this video the day after JD Vance campaigned with Mike Rogers. I really think the only reason Vance doesn’t disavow Tucker is that he doesn’t want to cave to certain Internet loudmouths and be on Tucker’s hit list. Tucker is the enemy, not Vance. El Sayed is a legitimate enemy, not Rogers.

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