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Tucker Carlson Nearly Endorses Abdul El-Sayed, Says He Was Obviously Right About 9/11

Carlson said El-Sayed was right that the U.S. response to 9/11 caused widespread harm, as the Michigan Senate race intensified.

  • Conservative podcaster Tucker Carlson defended Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed regarding resurfaced comments about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, stating the Michigan politician was "obviously right" to criticize the U.S. response.
  • Last week, critics labeled El-Sayed a "terrorist sympathizer" for linking the 9/11 attacks to Iraq war devastation in a 2021 "America Dissected" podcast episode unearthed by the New York Post on Tuesday.
  • In a since-deleted tweet marking the 20th anniversary, El-Sayed wrote: "Today, I mourn the 3K lives, 6K injuries, & infrastructural devastation in NYC, perpetrated ignorantly in the name of my faith," and millions of injuries in three countries.
  • Republican challenger Mike Rogers denounced El-Sayed's attitude as "disgusting," prompting Carlson to slam the Michigan Rep., stating: "If anyone in Michigan's Senate race is unfit to serve in public office, it is him."
  • Carlson, the MAGA movement's most prominent defector, vigorously backed El-Sayed's comments in his Friday newsletter after praising the candidate's "almost Trumpian" patriotism on "The Tucker Carlson Show" earlier this month.
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Carlson ' s support for Mr. Dowell ' s senate race in Michigan gave rise to new criticism of his Republican competitor, Mike Rogers, as the democratic candidate advanced in the polls.

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The Western Journal broke the news in Phoenix, United States on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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