On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Source,” Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed responded to his Republican opponent Mike Rogers criticizing him for campaigning with Hasan Piker given Piker’s remarks on America deserving 9/11 by saying that it’s “sad” that Rogers “thinks that the issue is a streamer in California,” but then said that what has “become normal in our politics” is “literally calls to violence, and the inability for anybody to actually call it out” in response to what someone at the Republican Convention said about him.
\n\nEl-Sayed responded to Rogers by stating, “It’s sad. He doesn’t really want to talk about any of the issues people are really facing. … [I]f he thinks that the issue is a streamer in California, then he’s got another thing coming.”
\n\nAfter host Kaitlan Collins turned to someone in the crowd at the Republican Convention saying, “He should be shot” after Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) mentioned El-Sayed in his speech, El-Sayed said, “This is what has become normal in our politics, literally calls to violence, and the inability for anybody to actually call it out. Democracy is supposed to be the process by which we solve our problems peacefully. We can learn…
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