S15 EP184: Hour 1 - Abdul El-Sayed's Muslim Brotherhood Ties
Summary
Erick Erickson investigates allegations that Michigan Senate candidate Abdullah El-Sayed has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, citing his mother’s past activism and his own financial support from donors linked to terror financing. The host argues El-Sayed evaded direct questions on these connections during a recent debate. Erickson also discusses a fatal accident at Six Flags Over Georgia, using it to argue against live-streaming the upcoming execution of Nidal Hassan, asserting that broadcasting such events is harmful to society.
Topics discussed
Carvana commercial
Sense and Sensibility movie trailer
Show intro and Four Things to Know promo
Welcome and transition to Meet the Press clip
Abdel El-Sayed's ties to Muslim Brotherhood and family
El-Sayed's past writings and support for Morsi
Financial ties to terror organizations and donors
Ismail El-Borasi case and FBI evidence
1991 Muslim Brotherhood memo and Holy Land trial
CARE, Hamas connections, and global Brotherhood status
Comparison to Iran 1979 and El-Sayed's denials
4imprint commercial
New White House Press Secretary and Guilfoyle resignation
Window Nation commercial
Six Flags roller coaster death and safety analysis
Nidal Hassan execution livestream debate
Renai tankless water heater commercial
Caller discussion on execution and broadcast ethics
Old Glory Bank commercial
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