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Cruz says there's 'real risk that Americans will die' if El-Sayed gains access to US intelligence

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Sen. Ted Cruz suggested that if Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed becomes a senator, he could tip off terrorists using U.S. intelligence.

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