Oct 13, 2026 · 16 min · 11 segments
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DeVory DarkinsHostCan you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?
No.
No, you don't have any ties?
No. Abdul El-Sayed's sister tweeted, "My family has long been supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood."
El-Sayed's birth mother reportedly worked for a designated terror group that provided financial support to Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, and also Hamas.
His father-in-law sits on the board of an organization that is linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
He said El-Sayed took money, uh, linked directly to terrorist groups, and El-Sayed couldn't deny the claim.
His sister-in-law was on a terrorist watch list, and his sister publicly praised the October 7th terrorist attack.
No, you don't have any ties?
No.
And your family doesn't?
No.
I carried dual citizenship.
I carried dual citizenship.
At what point are Michigan voters allowed to notice this pattern of bad associations that he has?
All right, so say what you want about, about Mike Rogers, what you can't say is he has family members who celebrated October 7th.
What you can't say is he has family members who are sympathetic to terrorism across this world, particularly Hamas, for an example.
What you can't say is Mike Rogers lied about dual citizenship, uh, lied about, uh, people in his family who worked for individuals linked to Al-Qaeda.
I, I hope, in the end, uh, Abdul never gets the chance to set foot in the halls of Congress.
And for that reason, I think Mike Rogers and the campaign did a A-plus job of explaining the difference between them and Abdul El-Sayed.
Now let's go to CNN, as they just published another poll that might be positive news for the Republican Party.
Can you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?
No.
No, you don't have any ties?
No. Abdul El-Sayed's sister tweeted, "My family has long been supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood."
El-Sayed's birth mother reportedly worked for a designated terror group that provided financial support to Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, and also Hamas.
His father-in-law sits on the board of an organization that is linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
He said El-Sayed took money, uh, linked directly to terrorist groups, and El-Sayed couldn't deny the claim.
His sister-in-law was on a terrorist watch list, and his sister publicly praised the October 7th terrorist attack.
No, you don't have any ties?
No.
And your family doesn't?
No.
I carried dual citizenship.
I carried dual citizenship.
At what point are Michigan voters allowed to notice this pattern of bad associations that he has?
All right, so say what you want about, about Mike Rogers, what you can't say is he has family members who celebrated October 7th.
What you can't say is he has family members who are sympathetic to terrorism across this world, particularly Hamas, for an example.
What you can't say is Mike Rogers lied about dual citizenship, uh, lied about, uh, people in his family who worked for individuals linked to Al-Qaeda.
I, I hope, in the end, uh, Abdul never gets the chance to set foot in the halls of Congress.
And for that reason, I think Mike Rogers and the campaign did a A-plus job of explaining the difference between them and Abdul El-Sayed.
Now let's go to CNN, as they just published another poll that might be positive news for the Republican Party.
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