El-Sayed Spars with Host Over Sharia Law and Tax Proposals
Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed faced tough questions on his past remarks about Sharia law and his proposal to tax the wealthy. He argued that his faith should not be used against him and accused the Trump administration of targeting him because he is Muslim. The interview also covered his opposition to legislation banning foreign nationals advocating Sharia law.
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