Chuck Ross
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Investigative reporter at The Washington Free Beacon. Previously: The Daily Caller. Email tips to Ross (@)https://t.co/veYCnru8oE
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El-Sayed went on this bizarre rant against Pete Hegseth -- claiming that Hegseth "rode the pine" in "whatever sport he played" in high school. He invoked Hegseth's mother (moms are fair game now, huh?), and claimed she was "the type" who would have worn her son's jersey to games. *Hegseth was an all-state point guard in high school in Minnesota, set various school records. He played college ball and got some floor time in the 2001 NCAA tournament. El-Sayed played club lacrosse at Michigan.* Here's El-Sayed's animosity-filled diatribe against Hegseth: "You know he would have rode the pine. He probably got to start 2 games his entire career, playing whatever sport it was." "His parents came and cheered so hard for him." "Bro, I feel bad for you. Somebody told you you're a lot better than you really are." "There's something about being a brown kid whose parents...no matter what you do you're never enough." "For him, the very fact that he made the team: his mom was making cake, she was wearing his jersey, she had a cap made for him. You know the type."
Chuck Ross5,987,958 views • 9 days ago
Here is Abdul El-Sayed last week at the Islamic Institute of America, an extremist mosque in Dearborn Heights. He brings up AIPAC, of course. The head of this mosque, Hassan Qazwini, has called Hezbollah's Hasan Nasrallah a "hero," and he's prayed to "grant victory to our brothers in Iran." Even Bernie Sanders' campaign denounced Qazwini in 2020 for saying that Israel was behind ISIS. Also, Ayman Ghazali attended a vigil for his Hezbollah brothers at this mosque days before he attacked Temple Israel.
Chuck Ross81,188 views • 1 day ago
Abdul El-Sayed spoke at the grand opening of Hasan Qazwini's mosque on June 6, and offered him a "hearty congratulations." Here's what Qazwini said about Haley Stevens at the mosque a few weeks later -- called her a "puppet," "the Zionist candidate," and urged his flock to vote for "clean people" instead of Stevens. El-Sayed has not commented on any of these remarks from his ally Qazwini, much less condemned them. But now, people like Mehdi Hasan and others are freaking out that Stevens isn't endorsing El-Sayed enthusiastically enough. Here are choice quotes from Qazwini's sermons from July: "That's why AIPAC is supporting one particular candidate, so that candidate can become another puppet for them at the Senate." "Beware of the plot being schemed by the pro-Israeli lobby for you." "The way to deal the Zionist a bigger blow is to cast your vote...and don't allow the Zionist candidate to win." "You have to choose between people, clean people, who are running.... and people who are there to serve the interests of Israel."
Chuck Ross108,864 views • 10 days ago
Amer Zahr, a Dearborn school board who's said he "stands with" Hamas and Hezbollah, released this endorsement of his good friend Dr. Abdul El-Sayed the other day. He starts by criticizing El-Sayed for campaigning with Kamala and Obama and for stating "Khameini was a terrible person." (some in Dearborn are upset at El-Sayed for "moderating" on Israel). And then some other interesting statements from Zahr: “But at this point, it’s bigger than Abdul. The goal of enshrining a pro-Palestinian American foreign policy is bigger than any of us." “The real truth is that without the blood of the children of Gaza, there would be no Abdul for Senate.” "Ultimately, Abdul is a politician. Yeah, he’s one of us, but he’s also just a politician "And politicians are tools to get things done for our communities and our causes. They are not heroes or saviors or celebrities. They will usually hedge and equivocate and pander.” "Do we want American policy towards Palestine to be a red-line issue in the 2028 Democratic presidential primaries? I know we do, and that happens much more easily when Abdul wins, when we continuously prove that pro-Palestine politics is winning politics even with imperfect candidates.”
Chuck Ross18,484 views • 12 days ago
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