The New Democratic Kingmaker

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And our phone lines are open. The number to reach me live during the course of this hour, 800-848-9222. Dominic Carter here with you. I keep scratching my head about something, and perhaps you folks can help me. The despicable human being, Hassan Piker. You know, the guy that said America deserved 9-11, one of the more reprehensible things that he has said. How did this guy get to be a king deal maker, a king spokesman for Democrats around the country? Are we really naive enough to believe that while they're distancing themselves from him now, that that will continue after they are elected? Of course not. 800-848-9222. So the weekend, the weekend before the primary in Michigan, and we have a lot of stuff we're going to get to. You have Dr. Abdul El-Sayed locked arm in arm with Hassan Piker. And now, after the primary, he just refers to him as a streamer, right? So El-Sayed, do you think he's going to change his stripes if he wins this race against Mike Rogers? Mike Rogers should win this race in Michigan, hands down. But the polling indicates that he's in the fight of his life against this clown, El-Sayed. So El-Sayed appeared on Fox News the other day. We discussed this, uh, the early morning show this program- this morning, and we didn't have time to completely flush this out. So El-Sayed appeared on Fox News and was asked about the despicable Hassan Piker.

So all the time. So, so I understand where you're coming from. I want to ask you this question about Hassan Piker because he just did an interview with New York Magazine. And I, I actually wasn't going to ask you anything about him because I've, I've looked at a lot of interviews that you did, and I know you've commented on it quite a bit, but he, he's piping up again. Uh, so I don't know if he's doing you a favor or not, but, uh, this is new, and this is, uh, from New York Magazine. And the headline, "Hassan Piker is now the most volatile force in American politics." And he was asked whether he felt abandoned by you. And he said, "It doesn't matter because he's effing moving the needle. He will push the boundaries on what is permissible on Israel, and I trust him to do that. I think he will do his very best to hold Israel, Israel accountable as a senator, so I don't give an F that he's trying to move away from this conversation because I've-- as I've said over and over, it's a mine and he's trapped." What do you say to that?

Look, this campaign was never about a streamer in California. This campaign was always about the