Bret Baier QUESTIONS Abdul El-Sayed's LOYALTY

As a journalist, if you're asking the question about my allegiance to the Constitution, I have never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. Here's Bret Baier having a very peaceful conversation with Abdullah Al-Sayed two weeks before the end of midterms. Look how calm, collected he is when he's asking a question, and look how Abdullah Al-Sayed reacts. This has been really hitting, this Muslim Brotherhood thing. I know you don't want to talk about your family and the history there, but he goes back to his campaign sites. No, no, no. Let me just stop there. You are asking this question to raise a question about I'm not. Whether or not I have dual loyalty. This is specific. His campaign. My loyalty will be the 2012 statement of the United States. Thank you. And as as every senator who's ever served, I will swear an oath to that constitution for state. And when any of the back and forth in the 2012 statement in a letter, you're going to want to walk back. You're going to pull that out of context. You're going to you're going to ask questions about my allegiance. Let me just be clear. This is right. Be a journalist. So as a journalist, if you're asking the question about my allegiance to the Constitution, I have never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I never will be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I am interested in serving the United States.