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Stephen A. Smith puts Abdul El-Sayed on the spot with a question about Black voters in Michigan: “What do you want to say to Black individuals about what you’re bringing to the table for their community?” El-Sayed responds with a powerful argument about racial equity, reparations, and the $40 trillion national debt. Then Stephen A. pushes back and the exchange gets even more heated. Stephen A. Smith: I’m a Black man, obviously. I know a lot of Black people in Michigan. You’re looking for their support. What do you want to say to Black individuals about what you’re bringing to the table for their community? Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: My commitment to Black communities in Michigan didn’t just start when I decided to run for office. I moved back from Columbia University to rebuild Detroit’s Health Department after it had been shut down by emergency management. My commitment has always been around equity. We still pay for school buildings based on property tax, which is a function of historical redlining in communities like Detroit. Why aren’t we willing to have a conversation about reparations? Stephen A. Smith: Because we’re $40 trillion in debt. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: Well, the $40 trillion in debt part let’s see who created that. Stephen A. Smith: That’s all of us. Every administration has contributed to debt. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: But Stephen A., you know that debt always grows more under Republicans because they do two things: cut taxes for billionaires and send us to wars we have no business fighting. Stephen A. Smith: COVID too! That wasn’t a war. COVID’s not a part of that. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: But remember, that was also a Republican administration. A lot of that stimulus came out of the Trump administration because they failed to manage the pandemic in the first place.

Piers Morgan and Kat Timpf CLASH with the transgender sports debate: “Turns out the feminists are the alpha males. We’re the only ones complaining about this.” The debate over women’s sports and equality gets brutally controversial. Piers Morgan: Let’s talk about Miss Netherlands. Rikkie Valerie Kollé, a transgender entrant to Miss Netherlands, won the title and will now take part in Miss Universe. Michaela, your thoughts? Michaela: I hope he wins Miss Universe. I’m kidding! Women fought so hard to get where we are today. I have no idea how feminism came full circle. It’s so bizarre. Piers Morgan: Kat, Megan Rapinoe says she’d be happy if trans athletes played on the American women’s team. But what happens if all 11 biological males represent the American women’s team? This can’t be right, surely. Kat Timpf: What’s even worse is people saying that if you have an issue with a biological male competing in sports, the only reason is that you’re transphobic. There’s research showing that someone who’s gone through male puberty could have various advantages over biological women. It’s not a zero-sum game. Scholarships and other things are on the line. Every aspect of womanhood is, for want of a better phrase, under attack from the trans lobby that basically wants their rights superseding women’s rights to compete against other females. Piers Morgan: What does it say about women that a man can just switch and be a woman inside of six months and win everything? Where are the feminists? Turns out the feminists are the alpha males. We’re the only ones complaining about this. Kat Timpf: Whenever somebody comes out and says, “I think this,” you always have to follow the money. There’s no way that any man who transitions is going to be more beautiful than a woman. Pageants, scholarships, modeling jobs—it’s political. Piers Morgan: What’s equal about allowing people with an obvious physical advantage to come in and decimate women’s sport? It’s not equal. You can be all about equality right to the point you say this stuff, then you’re not about equality.

PIERS MORGAN PRESSES NHS DOCTOR OVER OCTOBER 7 ATTACK: “1,200 PEOPLE WERE MASSACRED! WHAT DO YOU MEAN, IF?” The doctor questions Israel’s military response, struggles to give a direct answer on whether October 7 was a terrorist attack, and later declares homosexuality a sin while insisting he treats all patients with kindness. Piers Morgan: Do you think what happened on October 7th was a terror attack? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I believe that if civilians got killed that day, it is appalling. It is appalling. Piers Morgan: You’re a doctor in the NHS. What do you mean, “if”? 1,200 people were massacred. That’s 1% of the population! Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: What is a proportionate response? Piers Morgan: No! I’m asking you a simple question. Was it a terror attack? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I don’t think the IDF is going to eradicate Hamas. And in the process, they kill tens of thousands of innocent men, women and children. I think they will radicalize an entire new generation and make things worse. Piers Morgan: But what happened on October 7th wasn’t a military intervention. It was a terror attack! And you don’t even think it happened, do you? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: What we want is a military intervention from Muslim armies to rescue a beleaguered people and replace an apartheid system. Palestinians have to be given the same human rights as everybody else. Piers Morgan: You don’t even think it happened? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I do think it happened. Piers Morgan: 1,200 people were massacred, weren’t they? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I think 1,200 people were killed. Piers Morgan: Were they massacred? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: This is a conflict riddled with wrongs on both sides. ⸻ Piers Morgan: Let me ask you something else. A prominent member of your organization called for an end to the secular order so that the UK would no longer be able to pump its “liberal filth, LGBT filth, feminist filth” into the Muslim world. Do you agree with him? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I agree that the West is pumping secular democracy into the Muslim world. Piers Morgan: Pumping LGBT filth? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: We want to see a system with an accountable government, an elected leader, upholding family values. Piers Morgan: Do you believe in equal rights for gay people? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I believe that the Islamic standard of law should be the standard of law in the country. Piers Morgan: What is your view of homosexuality? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: I believe homosexuality is a sin. A sin is wrong. Piers Morgan: So when gay people come to your medical practice, do you treat them? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: Of course! I treat all my patients with kindness. Piers Morgan: Do you tell them that you think what they do is a sin? Dr. Wahid Asif Shaida: What an absurd thing to say! Why would I say that? Piers Morgan: Imagine going back to your surgery tomorrow and telling your patients: “Before we go any further, I want you to know what I think. I agree with a man who says this country is full of LGBT filth and feminist filth.”

Abdul El-Sayed FIRES BACK at Trump for repeatedly mocking his name: “He took me from servant to praised one!” But El-Sayed says Trump’s name-calling is a distraction from what Americans should really be angry about: rising gas prices, expensive groceries, and healthcare costs. Donald Trump and J.D. Vance can’t seem to keep my name out of their mouths. They’re not really sure what my name is, to be fair, and they butcher it every time. Donald Trump started with “Abdul.” Now he’s just taken to calling me “Muhammad,” and he thinks it’s some kind of insult. But here’s the funny thing: my name, Abdul El-Sayed, means “servant leader.” Abdul means servant. Muhammad means praised one. So he took me from servant to praised one. All right, man, that’s what you want to do! Abdul El-Sayed: But the reason they keep saying my name is because they think they can distract you. They think that by saying my name, you’ll stop paying attention to the fact that you can’t afford your gas, your groceries, or even see a doctor. But my name and my faith are not the reason you can’t see a doctor. If anything, the person treating you might actually have my name and my faith. They’re not the reason you can’t afford gas or groceries. Their policies are! This absurd tariff war that we’re paying $5,600 a year for because of his vanity. The insanity of this Iran war that’s spiking the price of gas and groceries. And the ridiculousness of the One Big Ugly Bill, which is about to make it much harder for people in rural communities to get healthcare. Those are their policies, and they don’t want to talk about them.

PIERS MORGAN PUTS ERNEST OWENS ON THE SPOT OVER HIS RACISM ACCUSATIONS: “Name ONE single racist thing I’ve ever said about Meghan Markle.” After repeatedly calling Morgan racist, Owens struggles to identify a specific remark, eventually accusing him of microaggressions. Morgan fires back with the 57,000 Ofcom complaints that were all dismissed. Piers Morgan: You repeatedly tweeted that I was a racist because of my criticism of Meghan Markle. I’m curious: Can you name a single racist thing I’ve ever said about her? Ernest Owens: I think a lot of it just seemed to be bias. You were really harsh on the Duchess of Sussex, and there was a sense of bias in the way you went after her. Piers Morgan: I didn’t ask whether I was biased. I asked what racist thing I said. What was the racism? Ernest Owens: I said your remarks were racist. I think you were insensitive to her mental health. Piers Morgan: Being biased or skeptical of some of her claims is not the same as being racist. What was the thing I said that was racist? Ernest Owens: That’s a microaggression. You’re asking a Black person to explain how what you did could be perceived as racist, and rather than let me finish talking, you’re overtalking me and being highly defensive. Piers Morgan: Am I being racist again? I feel like that dog is hollering right now. Am I being racist again? Ernest Owens: You are being dismissive. Can I actually talk? Piers Morgan: Yes, please do. Ernest Owens: You were targeting Meghan Markle’s mental health, gaslighting her, questioning the legitimacy of her claims about the Royal Family being racist, and consistently badgering her. It felt like there was racial bias there. Piers Morgan: You have to be careful when you spew more lies. 57,000 people… Ernest Owens: We’re not spewing lies! Piers Morgan: 57,000 people complained to Ofcom, the TV regulator. Five months later, every one of those complaints was thrown out, and Ofcom found in my favour, upholding my right to free speech and freedom of expression. But I come back to my initial point: You repeatedly tweeted to thousands of people that I’m a racist. Name one single comment. Did I make a racist tirade? What was it? Ernest Owens: I felt like your attacking of Meghan Markle was racially biased. Piers Morgan: You felt like it? It was your feeling that I’m a racist? Ernest Owens: I felt what you did was racially insensitive. I never said verbatim on Twitter that you are racist. I said you made racist remarks. Piers Morgan: We’re looking at your tweet right now, Ernest. And there were plenty more. People think my criticism of Meghan Markle had a racist connotation because high-profile Black people in America, like you, kept saying that without any evidence. Now I’ve got you on my show, and I’m finally able to ask you: Why did you tell lies about me? Ernest Owens: You’re blaming the Black guy? Piers Morgan: I’m not blaming the Black guy.

Neil deGrasse Tyson gives Piers Morgan a hilarious new weapon against vegans! From the mass killing of billions of bees to vegetarians eating the reproductive organs and BABIES of plants, Tyson takes the vegan debate to an entirely unexpected level. Piers Morgan couldn’t contain himself! 😂 Piers Morgan: I’ve had this debate with vegans. Most vegans I know munch away on almonds and avocados, turning a blind eye to the mass murder of billions of bees, mainly in California. They don’t care about the little guys. Neil deGrasse Tyson: My only reaction is that comment addresses only vegans who are vegan because they don’t want to kill animals. There are other reasons to be vegan, for health and for the environment. Piers Morgan: But those who don’t want to kill animals? The ones who run into steakhouses playing sounds of cows being slaughtered? They’re the ones munching avocados and almonds. Neil deGrasse Tyson: And by the way, they’re dining upon the reproductive organs of plants. That’s kind of weird! If a plant-based alien visited Earth, they would freak out when they saw vegetarians. The vegetation would be eating them! Vegetarians target not only the reproductive organs, the nuts, berries and flowers, but also the infant versions of plants: baby lettuce, baby carrots… Piers Morgan: Oh my God! Neil deGrasse Tyson: This would terrify a plant-based alien. That’s just a cosmic perspective on that diet. Piers Morgan: You’ve given me a whole new line of attack! The flower babies! I love it! Neil deGrasse Tyson: That’s dangerous, feeding you more lines of attack. I don’t know what you’re going to do with it. Piers Morgan: It seems to me that vegans care about the bigger animals, the cuddly ones. But when it comes to the little guys, they’re not interested. Neil deGrasse Tyson: You’re sorry, the furry ones especially.

Jesse Watters PRESSES Abdul El-Sayed on transgender healthcare and women’s sports. El-Sayed FIRES BACK by accusing Fox News of ignoring Michigan’s real problems and the exchange gets even more explosive when billionaires enter the conversation. Jesse Watters: Sex changes for minors, do you support that? Abdul El-Sayed: The government shouldn’t tell you what kind of healthcare you should have. Jesse Watters: You want to put government inside a child? You think it’s okay for a parent to slash his kids? Are you circumcised? Abdul El-Sayed: Yeah, but that’s a personal question, Doctor. You probably should want to move on. Jesse Watters: That’s different than castration. Abdul El-Sayed: Circumcision is surgery on a kid’s dingaling. You guys are really selective about how you want to talk about these things. Jesse Watters: Boys playing in girls’ sports? Abdul El-Sayed: You haven’t asked me one time about the issues people actually care about in Michigan. Gas prices, groceries, healthcare, this stupid trade war that’s about to destroy Michigan agriculture. Jesse Watters: I’m getting at whether you think men should play in women’s sports. Abdul El-Sayed: The decision of who gets to play what sports ought to be decided by the people who govern sports. Jesse Watters: You won’t answer the question. You have daughters, right? Abdul El-Sayed: I’m interested in getting money out of politics, putting money in your pocket, and passing Medicare for All. Jesse Watters: You want to soak the rich? Let’s listen to what you said about taxes. Abdul El-Sayed: We got to start taxing wealth for people who have over $100 million. At that point, what even are you going to do with more money? Jesse Watters: Whatever I want. I have the right to the fruits of my own labor. That’s America. It’s not communist what you’re talking about. Abdul El-Sayed: Do you want to drive on good roads or would you rather have a billionaire make a second billion? I think the people in Michigan want good roads and good schools. Jesse Watters: So Beyoncé, who just became a billionaire, has to break you off something every year? Abdul El-Sayed: I think she’d be happy to invest in good roads in her community. It’s insane to be defending billionaires from your channel, Jesse. That’s crazy.