What you'll learn

• 1 (00:06) **Episode Introduction & Advertisements** - Opening ad reads for Daily Wire film "Run Hide Fight Infidels," GOPvotes.org early voting push, Simply Safe security system, and Prime Video series "The Terminal List" season 2.
• 2 (03:43) **Abdul El-Sayed Identified as Michigan Senate Candidate** - Ben Shapiro introduces Abdurrahman El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan, calling his race a toss-up that will decide Senate control.
• 3 (04:50) **Deleted YouTube Videos and Controversial Statements** - CNN reported El-Sayed made over 100 YouTube videos private before his campaign, including proposals to replace the Second Amendment with a "right to health care" and criticizing Fourth of July fireworks.
• 4 (05:56) **Muslim Brotherhood Connections** - In 2011, El-Sayed wrote in the Huffington Post that a Muslim Brotherhood-led Egypt would not resemble Iran, and he previously stated he holds dual Egyptian citizenship (his campaign later called it a mistake).
• 5 (07:27) **Family Ties to Terror-Designated Organizations** - El-Sayed's birth mother reportedly worked for a terror organization supporting Osama bin Laden; his father-in-law Tayyeb Jukaku is a founding figure in ISNA, named an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror financing trial in U.S. history.
• 6 (09:30) **UCLA Muslim Student Association and Al-Talib Newspaper** - El-Sayed's sister-in-law Mariam Jukaku led the MSA at UCLA and was editor of Al-Talib, a publication whose advertisers were shut down by the government for terrorist ties.
• 7 (09:47) **Convention Appearances with Extremist Figures** - El-Sayed spoke at an ISNA convention featuring a cleric who allegedly forced his 13-year-old niece into marriage, and appeared three times with an imam who worked as a propagandist for Iran.

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