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Tucker Basically Endorses Radical Islamist DSA Supporter El Sayed

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Reprint from September 3rd

Tucker Carlson is loudly and actively supporting a radical Islamist DSA candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, over Mike Rogers. Media personality Tucker Carlson described Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign as “literally Trumpian” in his podcast episode last Wednesday.

During an interview with commentator Saagar Enjeti, the pair discussed the Michigan Senate race between El-Sayed and his GOP opponent, former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.).

“I watch his campaign now, America First,” Enjeti said of El-Sayed. “When he talks about Israel, he says, ‘Israel is committing a genocide, but ultimately, I want to make sure that you don’t pay more for healthcare. I don’t want your tax dollars going abroad to fund this barbaric military.’” “He stands in front of a giant American flag. It’s almost Trumpian in a lot of ways —” Enjeti added. Carlson also said, “I wouldn’t vote for Mike Rogers at gunpoint.”

It’s about Israel for Tucker.

Enjeti admits El-Sayed was a DSA believer but says he is no longer one, since he is campaigning as a Trumpian. That isn’t true. El Sayed was a DSA believer five minutes ago, and he 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 plan, promote, and fund efforts to take over Western nations.

Tucker released this video the day after JD Vance campaigned with Mike Rogers.

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