Tudor Dixon tells Sean Hannity that Hasan Piker is “a birthright citizenship baby”: “People mistakenly believe that he is also an American”
Dixon: “It's exactly what we said is the problem with birthright citizenship”
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Tudor Dixon tells Sean Hannity that Hasan Piker is "a birthright citizenship baby": "People mistakenly believe that he is also an American"
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From the August 7, 2026, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
TUDOR DIXON (GUEST): Well, the clip that you played where they asked if he was going to disavow what he said. He said — Hasan Piker was recently out streaming and he said, Abdul called me and asked me to come in. So, he knew exactly who he was calling. He knew that this is a guy who said let the streets run red with the blood of capitalists. They are socialists, they've come out and said it. Abdul is trying to play like he's not.
But, this guy, remember, Hasan Piker is a birthright citizenship baby. His parents are not U.S. citizens, they came to New Jersey, they had a baby, they went back and raised him in Turkey. Now in his twenties, he's here trying to mess up our elections. It's exactly what we said is the problem with birthright citizenship. This guy is a bad guy. He doesn't talk about Americans as though he is one, because he's not. He'll say, Americans think this and Americans think that.
People mistakenly believe that he is also an American. He is here to just disrupt and Abdul has welcomed him into the state of Michigan. And people are not going to be fooled by this guy. And how could you accept anybody? How could you campaign with anybody who says this about 9/11? The Michigan people will not accept this.