Speaker 1: This is the 77 WABC minicast.
Speaker 2: Abdul Rahman Mohammed El-Sayed. You better get his name right
Speaker 2: because now he's thrown it out one more time. And boy,
Speaker 2: this guy has a set of cojones. Let's just put
Speaker 2: it that way. I mean, this is pretty incredible. The
Speaker 2: guy gets the primary, you know, kicks off Haley Stevens
Speaker 2: in the primary there in Michigan. And then he goes
Speaker 2: on Jesse Waters like he's all big and bad, does
Speaker 2: his rope-a-dope dodging and weaving. And then, of course, we
Speaker 2: see a whole bunch more from him. And now he's
Speaker 2: going after Mike Rogers. He's going after Donald Trump. This guy...
Speaker 2: seems to really think that there are no limits. And
Speaker 2: he also isn't condemning Hasan Piker. You heard Hasan Piker
Speaker 2: saying that he's just playing politics right now. He understands
Speaker 2: that's the political game. I at least give Hasan Piker
Speaker 2: credit for speaking truth. He's saying, you know, a lot
Speaker 2: of these people are going, oh, I just want to
Speaker 2: answer that question. No, no, no, no, no. I don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about Hasan Piker. I don't want to
Speaker 2: talk about Sharia law. I don't want to do that.
Speaker 2: Hassan Piker is like, yeah, Al-Sayed isn't changing his views.
Speaker 2: He's just playing politics because we're heading into the midterms, essentially. Well,
Speaker 2: here is Abdul Al-Sayed talking about Mike Rogers. This is
Speaker 2: the guy who he is going up against. Mike Rogers,
Speaker 2: a great guy, former FBI agent, also Army veteran. He
Speaker 2: was on the House Intel Committee. He was the chairman.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is the kind of guy you want
Speaker 2: in the Senate, and he's dealing with Abdul Rahman, Mohammed Al-Sayed.
Speaker 2: But here is Al-Sayed today with a double set of
Speaker 2: cojones going after Mike Rogers and also President Trump. Here
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 1: The thing about Mike Rogers which makes him so much
Speaker 1: more frustrating is he knows better. So it's one thing
Speaker 1: to be an idiot. It's another entirely to be So
Speaker 1: small as a human being. As to know the other
Speaker 1: person is an idiot and do what they want anyway.
Speaker 1: Because all you want is power. There's being dumb and
Speaker 1: then there's being cowardly. And I can't blame somebody for
Speaker 1: being dumb. Like Donald Trump was born with what he had.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like, you know.
Speaker 1: But cowardice, cowardice is unforgivable. Now we challenged him to
Speaker 1: five debates. How many do you think he's agreed to?
Speaker 1: He's agreed to one. Those four debates, that's cowardice.
Speaker 2: You hear me?
Speaker 1: Cowardice. Anytime, anywhere, on any issue, in any moment, you
Speaker 1: name it, I'm happy to debate you. I'll debate you
Speaker 1: in your house in Florida if you want to.
Speaker 2: Can we do it in Egypt where your family is?
Speaker 2: Can we bring the Muslim Brotherhood? Is that possible? Can
Speaker 2: we bring the Dearborn mayor who kicked out the pastor? Wow.
Speaker 2: That guy really, that is guts. That is, again, cojones.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing I can use to say about
Speaker 2: that guy. That's the nice way to say it. And
Speaker 2: here he is a little more because he's obviously taking
Speaker 2: it to President Trump. He's trying to get under President
Speaker 2: Trump's skin. Take a listen.
Speaker 1: Thirty two hundred dollars is what we already pay because
Speaker 1: of the tariffs. And now he's slapping another 50 percent
Speaker 1: tariff on top of that. Who do you think pays
Speaker 1: for a tariff? Now, Donald Trump doesn't understand economics. I
Speaker 1: get he you know, you get money from daddy, become
Speaker 1: a nepo baby. And then all of a sudden you
Speaker 1: think you're some kind of like, you know, master businessman.
Speaker 2: Is that from Dr. El-Sayed, who apparently has never practiced medicine?
Speaker 2: But he's the expert, right? I mean, that's incredible. That
Speaker 2: is just incredible. Oh, Nepo baby, Donald Trump, who is
Speaker 2: probably one of the hardest working, if not the hardest
Speaker 2: working president we've ever seen. That is ridiculous. And here
Speaker 2: is El-Sayed saying, Donald Trump and everybody, you better say
Speaker 2: his name right. Take a listen.
Speaker 1: And I just want to point to two issues right
Speaker 1: now that we're dealing with. Number one, as hard as
Speaker 1: he tries, as hard as he tries, this guy wants
Speaker 1: to pretend like he never met Donald Trump. I don't
Speaker 1: know who that is.
Speaker 2: Who's that?
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump, because he can't resist the red meat,
Speaker 1: can't seem to keep my name out of his mouth. Habibi,
Speaker 1: if you can't say the.
Speaker 2: Name, don't say the name. Abdul.
Speaker 1: Abdul.
Speaker 2: We ought to say it like that, man.
Speaker 1: It's creepy. Abdul. Hold on to the L a little
Speaker 1: too long.
Speaker 2: Abdul.
Speaker 1: You know, Natalie's going to show him this clip and
Speaker 1: he's going to be so mad. Try Abdul Rahman.
Speaker 2: Wow. And then there he was mimicking John Ossoff, talking
Speaker 2: about Natalie Harp again, who is President Trump's longtime aide,
Speaker 2: who is a great person, a talented person, a smart person,
Speaker 2: a hardworking person. I mean, that to me, it shows
Speaker 2: that these people are desperate and will say anything. What
Speaker 2: a reprehensible comment. What, he thinks it was funny? I
Speaker 2: thought what John Ossoff said was so out of line.
Speaker 2: And here's Abdul Rahman, who practices Sharia, saying it too.
Speaker 2: I guess we should be listening to Sharia law, right?
Speaker 2: You know, maybe we should play that imam later on
Speaker 2: and remind everybody what Sharia law is. Wow, this guy?
Speaker 2: And we've got 70 days? We're going to have 70
Speaker 2: days of comments from Abdul Al-Sayed. But by the way,
Speaker 2: maybe I'm not pronouncing his name right. So here he is, remember,
Speaker 2: a few weeks ago telling us all, if you can't
Speaker 2: pronounce it, get the name out of your mouth. Remember
Speaker 2: this one?
Speaker 1: You know, they think they want to use my whole
Speaker 1: name against me. Mike, listen, man, if you can't say
Speaker 1: the name, it's Abdul Rahman. Keep the name out your
Speaker 1: damn mouth. I'll be happy to give you lessons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Abdul Rahman, Mohammed, by the way, El-Sayed. Wow. I'm
Speaker 2: still in shock over that last bite where he was
Speaker 2: doing the whole going after Natalie Harp, a great staffer
Speaker 2: with the president, mocking President Trump. This guy has no limits.
Speaker 2: He is clearly, maybe he's seeing John Ossoff, it didn't
Speaker 2: work well, and he's like trying to give a second
Speaker 2: pass at it. Wow. Wow. Wow, wow, wow. This is
Speaker 2: going to be one of the ugliest midterms. You can
Speaker 2: just tell. Can you imagine? You want Abdul Rahman, Mohammed El-Sabied,
Speaker 2: or Abdul, as he was saying, you want him to
Speaker 2: be in the Senate? I don't think so.