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Abdul El-Sayed Has Heated Exchange With Sky News Reporter: ‘I Absolutely Do Not Care What You Think or the Questions You Ask’

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VarietyAbdul El-Sayed Has Heated Exchange With Sky News Reporter: ‘I Absolutely Do Not Care What You Think or the Questions You Ask’
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A Sky News reporter had a heated exchange with newly-elected Senator Abdul El-Sayed on the eve of his victory in the midterms. In the clip, which quickly went viral, racking up over 8.8 million views on X, El-Sayed confronts Sky’s U.S. correspondent James…

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