WATCH: El-Sayed Lays Hands On Reporter During Election Day
Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed laid hands on Sky News reporter James Matthews during Election Night coverage on Tuesday, berating the British journalist for daring to ask questions as he bluntly declared he wanted “zero votes” from people in
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Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed laid hands on Sky News reporter James Matthews during Election Night coverage on Tuesday, berating the British journalist for daring to ask questions as he bluntly declared he wanted “zero votes” from people in the United Kingdom, hours before he won. Sky News went public with the video, with several angles showing ...
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