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Democrat Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz refuses to answer for her own party backing a terrorist sympathizer: "I, honestly, am not thinking about what I want to hear from Abdul-El Sayed because I represent a congressional district in Florida."

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Scott Jennings makes a great point: the Democratic Attorney General of Michigan is too afraid of Abdul El-Sayed’s supporters to even show up at her own party’s nominating convention. “That’s not me smearing your party. That’s your own party crying out for safety from their own people.” Jonah Goldberg begins by trying to equate Ken Paxton to Abdul El-Sayed. GOLDBERG: "Abdul El-Sayed was a bad choice in the same way that Ken Paxton was a bad choice for Republicans. You have we have both parties have real whack job problems." Scott Jennings was not having any of it. JENNINGS: "I don't agree that that that Ken Paxton is trying to, you know, bring about the end of western civilization. Like, you know, Abdul El-Sayed supporters are up in Michigan." Scott then asks Maria Cardona about how the Democrat Attorney General of Michigan can't even go to her own party's nomination out of security concerns from El-Sayed supporters. JENNINGS: "Maria, the Democrat attorney general of Michigan, can't even go to your party's nominating convention because she fears for her safety from Abdul El-Sayed supporters. Do you have any response to that? I mean, that's not me. That's not me smearing your party. That's your own party crying out for safety from their own people." CARDONA: "What I will say is, again, Scott, that messaging is because Republicans understand how much trouble they are in writ large." JENNINGS: "Maria doesn't care about safety, sorry."

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