TPUSA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet says Abdul El-Sayed is “an Egyptian-descent Muslim man who is part of a larger scheme of the Islamification of America”
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From the August 6, 2026, edition of Fox News' Jesse Watters Primetime
JESSE WATTERS (HOST): Abdul. Does he have a shot? Is he going to win?
ANDREW KOLVET (GUEST): I hate to say it, I think he's got a shot. He's sort of like Mamdani, where he's very, very good at selling a rosy message. But ultimately this is a guy we have to remember that is standing side by side with Hasan Piker, who has called for capitalist blood to spill the streets. He's called for the murder of Rick Scott. He said somebody's got to do it when it comes to the assassination of President Trump. He said that we deserve 9/11. And this is his best buddy. This is the guy he goes and campaigns with and says, inshallah.
This is a very dangerous, radical man who's trying to paint it in a rosy picture and trying to express his American bona fides. No, this is an Egyptian-descent Muslim man who is part of a larger scheme of the Islamification of America, to seize power incrementally, little by little, by open borders and by convincing everybody that he's going to cozy up to the Jews and he's just going to be a moderate American and an all-American boy. That is not what this is. This is a wolf in sheep's clothing, but he's got a real shot, Jesse
WATTERS: What does inshallah even mean? I don't even know what that means.
KOLVET: I think it's like a prayer to God. So God help me or something along those lines.
WATTERS: OK. OK I have a lot to learn.
KOLVET: I'm not fluent, but that's about what it is.
WATTERS: I have a lot to learn about this Michigan race. I think it's a little bit of a learning curve.