FAIL: Abdul El-Sayed Tries to Filibuster His Way Through Interview With Jesse Watters (VIDEO)

During an interview on Jesse Watters’ show, Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed repeatedly avoided answering direct questions about the federal budget and the cost of his Medicare-for-all proposal. El-Sayed attempted to filibuster and pivot to his campaign talking points, which Watters characterized as a failure to address legitimate queries. The exchange also included a surreal moment where El-Sayed responded to a question about a parent’s actions towards their child with a question about circumcision.

• Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan, was interviewed by Jesse Watters on FOX News.
• El-Sayed allegedly struggled to answer questions about the federal budget and the cost of Medicare-for-all.
• Instead of answering, El-Sayed reportedly used filibustering tactics and campaign talking points.
• Watters questioned El-Sayed’s knowledge of government spending, stating the federal budget is $7 trillion annually and Medicare-for-all costs $4 trillion.
• A brief exchange regarding parental actions towards a child and circumcision was noted.