Hasan Piker

I was like, sure.

Didn't really realize that this was going to be a unique predicament.

I've had him on the stream.

I've gone to Dearborn to visit him.

I fundraised for him and stuff.

Right.

But Third Way decided that's the moment of impact.

This is where we are going to write our op-eds.

This is when we are going to to let our position be known.

And then they started sending questionnaires to every single politician.

And, you know, this was an operation conducted by Jewish Insider as well, which is, you know, a propaganda piece for AIPAC.

Basically, it's like a mouthpiece for the Israeli state and their interests.

They write, you know, probably 10 articles about me a week.

It's pretty insane or used to.

They've really dialed it back a little bit because they realized it was backfiring, I think.

But Mallory McMorrow thought, oh, this is a great opportunity for me to, you know, kind of attack Abdul El-Sayed, showcase him as like this dangerous radical by pairing him up with Hassan, this domestic terrorist who I will now compare to Nick Fuentes.

People did not like that at all.

And outside of that, it actually drew a lot of attention to the campaign.

And Abdullah El-Sayed is a fantastic candidate.

One of the best we have in this crop of new talent in the Democratic Party.