Rogers fires back at Welker over El-Sayed's Muslim Brotherhood controversy, 'You are giving him a pass'

Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers accused ‘Meet the Press’ moderator Kristen Welker of defending his Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed regarding alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Rogers challenged Welker’s assertions that El-Sayed had disavowed the group, citing past statements and family connections as evidence. The exchange also involved Rogers’ own past remarks about engaging with the Muslim Brotherhood and President Trump’s characterization of El-Sayed.

• Mike Rogers accused Kristen Welker of defending Abdul El-Sayed on ‘Meet the Press’.
• Rogers alleged El-Sayed has not adequately disavowed ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
• Welker questioned Rogers about his own past willingness to engage with the Muslim Brotherhood.
• Rogers’ campaign pointed to El-Sayed’s family history and a past letter supporting Mohamed Morsi.
• El-Sayed denies personal or family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and accuses Rogers of exploiting his faith.