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A mailer put Abdul El-Sayed next to the Twin Towers.

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Now playing on All Clips A mailer put Abdul El-Sayed next to the Twin Towers. Mallory McMorrow1.4K plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, in an interview on FOX 2 Detroit, says a mailer sent to her house showed Abdul beside a picture of the Twin Towers. She calls the campaign against him the most bigoted, hateful, Islamophobic she has ever seen. The message, she says, seems to be: don't trust him because of his name, because he's brown, because he's a different religion.

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Who
Mallory McMorrow
Where
interview - FOX 2 Detroit, The Pulse
Original footage
FOX 2 Detroit · watch the full video from this moment
Length
58 seconds, unedited within the cut
Plays
1,432 on Instagram
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It's beyond a distraction. They are running the most bigoted, hateful, Islamophobic campaign I've ever seen. I got a mailer to my house, which first of all the fact that it came to me means their targeting is abysmal, but it was just a picture of Abdul next to a picture of the Twin Towers. The message just seems to be don't trust this guy because of his name, because he's brown, because he's a different religion, and I'm in an interfaith marriage myself. We deal with a lot of these conversations. It's disgusting. It is disgusting in a state as beautifully diverse as Michigan to say that everything you're going through right now is because you should be afraid of somebody. It is repulsive and we have to reject it. It's been fascinating to watch. health care costs are too high, but this guy is a Muslim as if there is some kind of a connection.

Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.

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