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WATCH: Dr. Abdul El-Sayed melts down after Weijia Jiang's second pass at a Hasan Piker question, claiming it is the third. El-Sayed subsequently name-drops Piker into his response to a question about working with Republicans. WEIJIA JIANG: Well, there are Jewish voters in your state who are concerned about...

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JWFvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia A long answer to say absolutely nothing.

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Christine 🎗️vor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia If Hassan Piker is just a "twitch streamer" why did @AbdulElSayed seek his company and endorsement publicly? Seems like the next logical question to ask but legacy media is pathetically incompetent and uninterested in doing their jobs.

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WrestleManiaRNvor 2 Tagen

@MaxNordau @AbdulElSayed @weijia Notice how ElSayed uses 300 words to say nothing at all. Not a single redirection into policy.

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Jonathanvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Abdul— this 🤡 begged Hasan Piker to campaign heavily with him— >>> HASAN ON HIS PODCAST SAYS THEY STILL TALK ALMOST DAILY <<< But now Hasan’s just a “Streamer from CA”? 🙄🤨 🚫 Abdul El-Sayed the **LIAR** 😒 Always distracting voters from his radical ideology & policies 👎

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Johnvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Not seeing the meltdown in this clip. I see a calm answer.

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SagebrushBirdhuntervor 2 Tagen

@theMRC @AbdulElSayed @weijia Also, he’s not a doctor.

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mathovermyth 亗vor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Kinda baffled why she calls him Doctor

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Sofi avor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Interesting perspective

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myironcityvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Everyone should ask him that question every single day and twice on Sunday now that we know it bothers him so much. FAFO

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Tonei 🇺🇸vor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia People are willing to even entertain this craziness of a canadate! What is going on America! WAKE UP

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2020 KXNO Casserole Carnival Championvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Why is she calling him Doctor? He's not licensed to do anything.

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judyvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia So did Weijia list the DEMS who have come out AGAINST Piker? Did I hear her right when she only said Repubs are talking about him?

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Resigned To Hillaryvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia It’s the opposite of a meltdown. He conducted himself coolly and professionally in the face of a ridiculous hack job.

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TheStockBrovor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia

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Jovor 2 Tagen

@CurtisHouck @AbdulElSayed @weijia He just sticks to the script he was given by his handlers. Every single interview, never goes off script, if the questions get a little uncomfortable, he just circles back to the script.

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Eytan Mirskyvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia When he pretends he doesn't know Piker's name he gives the game away

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💥heymikey80💥vor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Nonanswer.

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Big Fozzvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia He is graduate of the Jill biden school of doctors.

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UnionYankeevor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia

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Heun Karrasvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Softball Marg right now

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Elena A.vor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Deflection!

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Connie McLou 🍀🇺🇸☘️vor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia He who must not be named (Piker) is haunting the El-Sayed candidacy because El-Sayed is trying to not renounce Piker’s anti-Americanism, hatred of Jewish people, and terrorist sympathies but make it seem like he has no relationship with that scum (Piker). It ain’t working.

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Cali Annvor 2 Tagen

@MaxNordau @AbdulElSayed @weijia Who else has made money on their 401k?

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The Raging D. Headvor 2 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed @weijia Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed isn't interested in answering questions about a California twitch streamer, but for some odd reason he saw the need to campaign with one.

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