Michigan’s Democratic Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed tells Pete Hegseth 'you are really bad at this,' telling Kaitlan Collins the Defense Secretary should 'just resign' and 'make it easy for everybody instead of in the end getting taken out because that’s clearly what’s happening.'”
El-Sayed’s message to Hegseth: ‘Why are you still in your job?’ | CNN Politics
Michigan’s Democratic Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed tells Pete Hegseth ‘you are really bad at this,’ telling Kaitlan Collins the Defense Secretary should ‘just resign’ and ‘make it easy for everybody instead of in the end getting taken out because that’s clearly what’s happening.’”
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