Ben Shapiro

They're also responsible for the murder of hundreds of Americans back during the Beirut barracks bombing in the early 1980s.

Here is Gorgan saying that Ghazali was not, in fact, a lone wolf.

He was a terrorist living on American soil.

And we allowed him to enter.

Again, this is exactly right.

We need fewer people immigrating to America who are terrorists.

I know this may be controversial to some, but I don't know.

I feel like that one is pretty commonsensical.

We also could use fewer elected officials who agree with actual honest to God terrorists.

So this person, this terrorist came from Dearborn, Michigan.

Michigan, of course, is a very, very large radical Muslim population.

One of those radical Muslims is a man named Abdul El-Sayed.

He is a candidate in Michigan.

And according to the Washington Free Beacon, he said they've discovered audio of him saying that he needed to stay silent about the killing of Ali Khamenei, who would be the leader of the Iranian regime.

He literally told staffers he didn't want to say anything about it at all because there were too many people in Dearborn who were sad about it.

In fact, here is the audio of Abdul El-Sayed admitting full scale that Dearborn, again, this is a major city in the United States, is distraught over the killing of the leader of a terrorist regime responsible for the death of hundreds, if not thousands of Americans over the last 47 years.

And this guy is running for Senate.

Here he was.

He was going to be dead sometime soon anyway.

That doesn't justify the fact that he was a bad man does not justify our breaking of international law and unilateral action outside of outside of war time.