Audrey Fahlberg

He served as a translator on an occasion.

He actually went on a 13-hour drive to Michigan for a conference, which was discussed at the trial.

And so, basically...

If you guys know Andy McCarthy at National Review, he's a great writer.

He also served as a prosecutor on that successful case.

And he explained to me that there was this informant named Ahmad Salem who described a long trip to Detroit.

And Hamoy was actually on that trip.

So his defense witness testimony actually ended up helping the prosecution.

But he also admitted that

you know, regularly the blind sheikh would just talk about jihad.

So it was just, it's kind of ridiculous and crazy that, you know, congressional Democrats, you know, maybe they want to flip the House, but they can't admit that maybe this kind of association with somebody who died in prison on terrorism-related charges maybe isn't such a great thing for the House Democratic Caucus.

He did.

So he has multiple associations that are concerning.

He volunteered in the 90s with a medical organization in Bosnia that was later revealed in the 9-11 Commission to have ties to al-Qaeda.

He also spent a month volunteering in Gaza on what he said was, quote, a completely benign civilian hospital with no tunnels underneath it.

before Israeli leaders later found Mohamed Sinwar in a tunnel underneath that very hospital.

It's important to acknowledge Hamaway was never charged or convicted on any terrorism-related charges.

But again, it's kind of shocking that only one Democrat I spoke to had anything even remotely critical to say about Hamaway.

That just says a lot about kind of where Democrats are today.

He is.