FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney says that he’s going to be paying attention to what Abdul El-Sayed and Zohran Mamdani have to say on the upcoming 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks:

STUART VARNEY: Debbie Dingell is fed up. She’s a congresswoman from Michigan, and she’s tired of Hasan Piker. I’m done, she says. So don’t any reporter ask me again about Hasan Piker. She’s not happy because the far-left anti-Semite is sucking all the oxygen out of the Democrats’ Senate campaign. He won’t be quiet and he won’t go away, no matter what so-called moderate Democrats say about him. Piker is dragging the Democrats away from their key issue of affordability. They want to talk about $ 4 gas, but he keeps making headlines about 9/11 or Israel or socialism or the evils of capitalism. Michigan is the key race. The Democrats desperately need to pick up the seat if they want to control the Senate. If they want to regain control of the Senate, they’ve got to have that seat. Abdul El-Sayed is the Democrats’ candidate, but he won’t disown Piker, won’t outright condemn his anti-Semitism. What are the Jewish voters supposed to think about that? We got an answer this week when JD Vance got a standing ovation from Jewish Republicans after he attacked El-Sayed. What’s Chuck Schumer going to do? He’s invited the socialists into the Democrats’ big tent, even though El-Sayed has said he does not support Schumer’s leadership. It is a ferocious fight. It is intense. The Democratic Socialists of America issued a hyper-emotional defense of Piker, saying the establishment has used personal attacks and racist dog whistles to bring him down. Going the other way, Rahm Emanuel says the socialists do not belong in the Democrat Party. Look, this division is widening. Just wait until next Friday, the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Piker, El-Sayed, the Democratic Socialists of America – what are they going to say? If they can’t condemn Islamic terror, they don’t belong in the Democrat Party or in Congress.
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