Could This Candidate Have TIES to a TERRORIST GROUP? Nancy Mace INVESTIGATES
[00:00] Folks, he looked at the camera and he said no. For Michigan voters who are hearing those attacks against you, who are looking to separate fact from fiction, can you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood? No, but let's talk about this. No, you don't have any ties? No. And your family doesn't? No. Let me ask you, though, why this is even a subject of debate? Why is this even a subject? His name is Abdul Al-Sayed. He's a Democrat nominee for the U.S. Senate in Michigan. He's asked one simple question, are you affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood? And the guy says no. He's then asked if his family is associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. He then again says no. One word. I'm Nancy Mace, and this is Get Maced.
[01:27] ún Can you do me one favor right now? Hit the subscribe button. his name is abdul al sayed as i said before the intro he's the democrat nominee in michigan he was nominated this summer in the democrat primary he's a democrat socialist he bit he beat a uh a normie democrat just a average democrat hayley stevens in his primary michigan nominated a socialist election day is less than three weeks away on november 3rd and they nominated this guy so it's soon we're just weeks out days out from early voting but when a politician answers a question with one word then i would suggest you hold on to your wallet now abdul al sayed's sister has a little something to say about the muslim brotherhood now look at this this comes from his own sister her name is iman she teaches at a big college in chicago imagine that an academic lefty academic and years ago she made some comments online over a decade ago 2013 ish she wrote some posts online and a news outlet called the free beacon dug them up abdul al sayed told me the press over the weekend that neither he nor his family have any connections to the muslim brotherhood but some newly unearthed social media posts from his half-sister are now calling that claim into serious question some newly unearthed posts from his sister raised some questions about his family's
[02:58] ties to the muslim brotherhood look at how shocked this face is this radical islam has been infiltrating in america we should have banned muslim 50 years ago that's according to my muslim friends who are american citizens by the way they don't like what's going on either the good ones but abdul al sayed's sister wrote that the family has long been mb is what they said any guesses what mb stands for mb by the way stands for the muslim brotherhood brotherhood and long been muslim brotherhood long been and i'm i'm no mathematician
[03:38] but when you say mb and muslim brotherhood those are those are one of the same it's the same thing but she wrote that some family members even went to jail because they were muslim brotherhood they went to jail because they were in it she said and abdul al sayed said no you don't have any ties and your family doesn't no why is this even a subject because abdul because man your sister said that it was a decade ago that your family had ties to the muslim brotherhood that members of your family had actually gone to jail for being members of the muslim brotherhood she said long been long been means yes it doesn't mean no and so his answer her answer they don't match so who is the muslim brotherhood what are they where do they come from listen up muslim brotherhood we're gonna take the poetry off started in 1928 roughly in egypt started off as a social club the charities were in the front and then you know at a site of theocracy the power and the terrorism was in the back so the charities fronted the muslim brotherhood as if it was some sort of altruistic oh we're we're gonna be nice here take care of people around the world it's classic model spreads like wildfire spreads like a multi-level marketing scheme ponzi scheme whatever for political islam radical islam for terrorism it's the same logo just a different terrorist behind the logo some run charity clinics some run rockets to be fair the sister never said which members of the family
[05:08] were part of the muslim brotherhood she just said she's not a part of it herself most people hide the weird uncle at thanksgiving and this guy's just highly hiding the whole family on the sunday show hiding the whole family on the national news hiding his medical license too he's not actually licensed to study medicine though he says he's a physician in his campaign materials with that i did the episode already we can link to that later founded in egypt in 1928 by hassan albana the movement's goal was to spread islam across an empire stretching from spain to indonesia and their message of islam is the solution caught on islam is the solution caught on they are trying to spread radical islam all around the world like that clip said that's what they're trying to do they're trying to spread radical islam spread radical islam spread terrorism all around the world with this muslim brotherhood front that started in egypt so wake up your tax dollars your mom and dad's money your allowance money is going to a group by the way some of your money is going to a group that wants islam to run the entire world because as they like to say there's no room for christians and jews they want their rules and they want them everywhere including in the united states of america which by the way speaking of michigan and and radical islam i wonder how many child marriages are actually in dearborn i read a stat last night as
[06:38] i was doing some research for this episode that talked about the thousands of child marriages that have gone on in the state of michigan since 2000 thousands of them but they want to run the whole world their sharia law it's called the muslim brotherhood and abdul al sayed's sister says he's that their family has been a part of it and america has been handing them cash for decades they don't they don't want you to know this though the government doesn't want you to know this but back in the 50s your grandparents when they were kids america was scared of the bad guys in russia so what did we do the united states do we got the cia involved the cia the secret spy guys you know the ones doing regime change around the world they found a muslim brotherhood leader named syed ramadan they brought him to the white house the cia brought a muslim brotherhood leader to meet the president of the united states of america then after that meeting they gave this guy some money so he could build a big building in germany so he could spread his ideas all over europe and so the united states treated the muslim brotherhood leader like a friend because they thought he could fight the russians
[08:01] Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood were building power with your United States money, with your American dollar. So the United States paid him and helped him.
[08:17] Brotherhood allies, when they took over Europe in 2011 and 2012, a guy from the Muslim Brotherhood was named Morsi. You might recognize Morsi. We can throw his picture up on the screen. Morsi became the boss of Egypt. And when he became the boss of Egypt, did America stop the money? No, America did not stop the money. We kept sending them about one and a half billion dollars a year while Morsi was in charge.
[08:42] Now, to put that into perspective, we send Israel about three billion dollars a year right now.
[08:49] Morsi wins in 2012. The charities that get our money. The fronts, right? The charities are the fronts. Even today, groups that were started by the Muslim Brotherhood, people will still get American tax dollars. One of the big non-profit charity groups that get American tax dollars is called Islamic Relief. Islamic Relief had to rebrand. They have a new name. It's called IDEA. You can go to their website. IDEA is the U.S. faction of that group, the old Islamic Relief charity or non-profit. On their website, they say they are here to empower the Muslim Brotherhood. They're here to empower the Muslim Brotherhood. They're here to empower and protect human potential. What the hell does that even mean? What does that mean? But when you look in the fine print of the IDEA non-profit's organization, look on the fine print of the website, they'll tell you they master in refugee resettlement. And I don't know about you, but I don't need any current or former Muslim Brotherhood refugee or anyone affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood being resettled in the United States of America.
[09:52] We don't want your refugees. And so speaking of resettlement, Natalie Winters has a post, and we'll throw the post up tonight. Natalie Winters is up with new data on refugee resettlement. So she's listed out which counties and which states are being targeted. My home state of South Carolina, we have three counties that are being targeted, including the city where I am right now, Charleston, South Carolina, is being targeted for refugee resettlement. And we'll put this, we'll put a picture on, and we'll put a link in the comments, or excuse me, description so you can go check out your state. Go look up your state. Go see if your town or go see if your county is on the list to be targeted for refugee resettlement. Because to me, that is completely terrifying. Now, there's some legislation in Congress. I'm in Congress right now. I've got three months left until I retire. But there is a bill floating both in the Senate and in the House to designate the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization.
[10:53] Now, can you believe it or not, the Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization and the United States does not designate them as a terrorist organization. Who do you think has the bill in the Senate? Well, that would be Ted Cruz has the Senate bill to designate the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization. Who do you think has the bill in the House? I, of course, have the bill in the House to designate the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization. Tim Burchett, by the way, out of Tennessee, has a bill that stops paying the Taliban. You won't believe the amount of money we give terrorists. Your own money. We do it in broad daylight every freaking year. But Tim Burchett has a bill to stop paying the Taliban. That's different. That's Afghanistan. I thought I would give Tim Burchett an honorable mention. He's a great American. You need to go support him and go follow him online, by the way. But I'm going to read from the bill. The bill says to require the secretary of state to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization, be enacted by the Senate and the House of Representatives of the United States of America and Congress assembled.
[11:57] The secretary of state shall designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization pursuant to Section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
[12:09] So next time America, someone in America says we would never fund that. You take it. Tell them to go look it up. It's real. We do. But Ted and I, sweet Ted and I, can't even get a vote on the bill to call the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, let alone pass it out of the Senate and the House and get it to the president's desk to be signed into law. I believe this is one of his executive orders also.
[12:37] We can't even pass a sentence that calls a terrorist organization to be a terrorist. To be. That is a terrorist organization. We can't even we can't even pass a sentence and make it law saying the Muslim Brotherhood are terrorists. We can't even. That is how dysfunctional Congress is right now. That is what your tax dollar dollars are paying for. Now, to be fair, Abdul Al-Sayed's sister never said she was a part of the Muslim Brotherhood. She never said Abdul was a part of the Muslim Brotherhood, and he's never said that either. However, she said family. Family members have a history and an affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood. If you're voting in Michigan, don't you want to know if the guy you might vote for or vote against, if he has any ties to a terrorist organization? Wouldn't you want to know that? Mike Rogers, who's running against Abdul Al-Sayed in Michigan as a Republican nominee, is out with a new ad illustrating Abdul Al-Sayed's ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
[13:42] If we can roll that clip. I'm a Persian American. My family escaped oppression in Iran to find freedom in America. Abdul Al-Sayed is a real threat to our national security and our values. Now, the Muslim Brotherhood actually has a Hamas charter, and maybe that's why Abdul Al-Sayed didn't say a damn thing on the anniversary of October 7th, when Hamas killed over a thousand Jews on October 7th. Abdul Al-Sayed couldn't even bring himself to condemn.
[14:15] Hamas. Sir, why don't you put out a statement for the three-year anniversary of October 7th? Thank you, press. Why don't you put out a statement? Thank you, press. So in 1988, Hamas wrote down its own rules. Rule number two says Hamas is part of the Muslim Brotherhood. Their words, not mine. So at some point, 2013, Egypt kicks out Morsi. The same day that Morsi is kicked out of his position in Egypt, Abdul Al-Sayed's sister posts about family. Who are affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood going to jail the same day. And then a few months later, Egypt calls the Muslim Brotherhood a terror group.
[14:57] Now, fast forward to January of 2006. This is the U.S. Treasury under Treasury Secretary Scott Besson, who, by the way, I call him the Silver Fox. Piper, throw up a picture of the Silver Fox. He's got great hair. I talked to him the other day. He's going to go down as the best Treasury Secretary, I think, in the history of the United States. He's been given so many challenges and he's met them. But in January of this year, our Treasury Department put Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood on the terror list. The reason, because the Muslim Brotherhood was helping Hamas. This is not some little job, guys. This is the United States Senate. OK, this is not like we're just going to walk down and just, hey, man, this is just a normal nine to five job. No, it's not. And I've said this before. I said this when Darlene Graham was running. It's not just about the U.S. Senate. Part of the charter of the United States Senate is national security. National security is the job. If you're a U.S. senator, whether you're on foreign relations, whether you're on the military committees, doesn't really matter.
[16:00] But there's a there are security conferences you go to. There are world leaders that you talk to. There are wars you vote on. There are war powers resolutions or authorizations for military use, military force.
[16:14] National. National security is the job. And Michigan Democrats just nominated a socialist who may be affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. Maybe not. He denies it. His sister says otherwise, that their family is associated. They have people go to jail the day that Morsi was taken out.
[16:34] U.S. senators vote on who goes on the terrorist watch list. That's part of. That's part of their job. Do you think Abdul Al-Sayed in his right mind would vote to put the Muslim Brotherhood behind bars or put their name on a terrorist watch list? I don't think so. I don't even think you could get this guy to vote for the Houthis to go on a terrorist watch list, which don't even get me started on on that one.
[17:06] But senators get the secret briefings. They get secret briefings on Hamas. They get secret briefings on the Houthis. They get it on the Taliban. They get it on Hezbollah. They get it on the IRGC, which, by the way, the other day, Abdul Al-Sayed couldn't even condemn Iran and the terrorism in Iran to a young student whose family had to flee Iran from the terrorism in Iran, the IRGC, the regime. He couldn't even condemn.
[17:35] Watch this. I want to ask if you renounce the people that held vigils that supported this terrorist for all the stuff that he's done. I wanted to ask if you stand unequivocally against the IRGC, against the Islamic Republic of Iran that has killed 50,000 protesters. Abdul, I haven't heard anything from you about the protesters, Abdul, please.
[17:58] But I also don't believe that we were in the right to go to war to topple the government of Iran. It was not our responsibility to do it. He said groups that use violence are terrorist groups and they would that he would vote accordingly, calling them terrorist organizations. That is not a yes. That's not an affirmative. We're going to call the Muslim Brotherhood and other terrorist organizations terrorist organizations. This guy really is good at deflecting. He won't really answer any of your questions. He just sort of has a gravy train of words that come out, word salad, and you don't know what he says. It's just fancy word salad, kind of like Kamala Harris. A yes, a straight up yes, when you're saying no, a yes saying you would designate the Muslim Brotherhood and others a terrorist organization. Yes would go. A long way, but he doesn't say yes, because that would make his side, the Democrat Socialists of America side, it would make his side mad, which is why he doesn't do it because he doesn't want to offend anyone. When the U.S. murdered and assassinated the Ayatollah in the Iranian war, regardless of what you think of the Iranian war, and I want the war to end yesterday, never even wanted it to start in the first place.
[19:09] But when the United States assassinated the leader of Iran, the Ayatollah, Abdul. Al-Sayed wouldn't say a word. He was caught on tape, and Piper, you can roll this tape. He was caught on tape not wanting to offend those in Michigan who support the Ayatollah. I'm wondering, do you regret the private comments you made on a leaked audio of a call, I think it was in early March, where you talked about the death of Ayatollah Khamenei and many people in Dearborn being sad that day? Do you want to talk about gas prices, groceries? Do you want to talk about actual issues that Michiganders face? How the hell, number one, did we import people from Iran that support terrorism here in the United States? How did they not get vetted, number one? Number two, how the hell did we let them stay here? And how are they even voters in our country? Why are we letting people who sympathize with terrorists vote in our country? Why is that happening? I can't understand why it's happening.
[20:10] It shouldn't be happening. And look, okay, I'm going to slow down. I'm going to slow down for a second because my blood is boiling right now. No one gets to pick their own family. I've got relatives I don't talk to. A couple of us. We've got a side of the family we don't talk to for a reason.
[20:28] Everyone's got one, okay? Our family's got more than one. But we all have relatives that we don't want to explain on television either. But the best thing to do is to be honest.
[20:39] And there are relatives that no longer speak for one another. No longer speak to one another. And that's a good reason. Every family has one. Everybody's got one. It's not a crime that he has family in Egypt. It's not even a crime that he has family in Egypt that may be or maybe not be affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. That is not a crime that he committed. That is not it.
[21:00] The problem isn't his family. The problem is his answer.
[21:07] Because it doesn't appear that he was telling you the truth. And truth above all. It's not a crime. It's not the crime. It's what you do to cover it up. That's what you always hear on the shows. On the true crime show does. It's not always the crime. It's what you, the perp, does to cover it up. Sometimes the cover-up was worse than the crime. I wouldn't say in this case because terrorism is terrorism. We have a statement from Fox News up on the screen. His campaign said Abdul is a dad and a doctor. He's never been licensed to practice medicine. So it wasn't the question, are you a doctor? Are you a physician? It was Abdul Al-Sayed's answer to the question which was he's a physician. If he wrote a script today, if he tried to treat a patient as a physician, he'd be thrown in jail. That would be illegal. That would be a crime because he's never been licensed to treat anyone medically. He has a degree in medicine. That's not the same as having a license to practice. His only strategy is to point to me and my name and my faith and to say that we're different.
[22:13] And that you should suspect people simply because they are different than you in how they pray. But there are so many more ways that we're the same.
[22:23] All these questions belong to you now. Which family members was your sister referring to? What were they talking about? Who went to jail and why? How are they related to you? Will you keep the Muslim Brotherhood terrorists on the watch list? On the terror list? But I also don't believe that. I believe that we were in the right to go to war to topple the government of Iran. It was not our responsibility to do it.
[22:50] He just talks and talks and talks and you don't ever get an answer. He couldn't even condemn the IRGC.
[22:56] Again, a regime, a violent regime who's had hundreds of thousands of political murders, assassinations, deaths, prisoners. I've met some political prisoners from Iran. I've done that. I doubt Abdul ever has. Michigan? You're hiring someone for six years. If nobody asks the question and he gets the job and the secret briefings and he goes into a skiff and he gets, by the way, just because you're elected, you get a top secret security clearance, TSSCI. Nobody vets us. Ilhan Omar has one. Rashida Tlaib has one. AOC has one. Lauren Boebert and I have one. Ana Paulina Luna, we have one. just because we're elected this is a guy who's going to have access to our national secrets you want to know if he has any family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood before he walks into that skiff before Michigan votes for him this is a job interview and you have to ask questions go to his events and ask him nicely put him on put him on deck put him on the record so people actually knows actually know who he is you don't have any ties no and your family doesn't know on Sunday he gave the whole world an answer and he said no I'm telling you right now Michigan in every race across the country you deserve more than a one-word answer can
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