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Tucker Carlson all but endorses Abdul El-Sayed, says he was 'obviously right' about 9/11
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Key Points:
- Tucker Carlson, former conservative pundit, has expressed support for Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed while defending El-Sayed’s controversial comments on 9/11 and U.S. responses to the attacks.
- Carlson criticized El-Sayed’s Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, for his national security record and called on Michigan voters to reject Rogers in the upcoming election.
- El-Sayed previously stated that while 9/11 deeply scarred the U.S., the country’s retaliatory actions caused suffering to millions elsewhere, a stance Rogers condemned as disqualifying for public office.
- Carlson challenged Rogers’ criticism by arguing that acknowledging mistakes made by the Bush administration post-9/11 is not “disgusting” and questioned Rogers’ fitness for office.
- Recently, Carlson also defended Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, who has faced legal and ethical controversies including a gun charge, tax issues, and a widely publicized laptop scandal.
