Abdul El-Sayed wrote a blog post in 2021 comparing Donald Trump's role in the January 6 riot to Osama bin Laden's role in the 9/11 attacks. El-Sayed thinks America should hold Trump accountable like it did after 9/11. He believes this is necessary for the country's democracy.

The blog post, now private, asked why Trump is not treated like other terrorists. El-Sayed argued that racism explains why the country responded differently to 9/11 and the January 6 riot. He thinks there is a double standard in how the country reacts to similar situations.

Abdul El-Sayed remembered watching the 9/11 attacks from his high school chemistry class 20 years ago.

El-Sayed also recalled watching the January 6 riot 20 years later and feeling the same pain he felt in high school. He was reminded of the importance of protecting American democracy.

A new education platform is urging Americans to never forget the 9/11 attacks.

Abdul El-Sayed spoke at a rally in Detroit, Michigan, where he discussed his vision for the country. He emphasized the need to protect American democracy and hold leaders accountable for their actions.

El-Sayed compared Trump's actions to those of Osama bin Laden, saying both 'recruited, radicalized, and reassured' their followers. He believes Trump's actions were similar to those of a terrorist leader.

El-Sayed called Trump's conduct 'terrorism' and argued that lawmakers have a moral obligation to convict him. He thinks this is necessary to protect American democracy and ensure that leaders are held accountable.

Abdul El-Sayed wrote that Donald Trump deserved to be impeached and removed from office. He believes that every member of Congress has a constitutional and moral obligation to hold Trump accountable for his actions.

Osama bin Laden was killed by US Navy SEALs in 2011. El-Sayed thinks this sent a message that attacking America has consequences.

El-Sayed argued that holding Osama bin Laden accountable was the right thing to do. He believes this sent a message that attacking America will not be tolerated.

A spokeswoman for El-Sayed's campaign said he was not calling for Trump to face the death penalty. She emphasized that El-Sayed believes in holding people accountable for their actions, including the president.

The spokeswoman said El-Sayed thinks no one is above the law, including the president. He believes in accountability and justice.

El-Sayed's campaign said he believes that anyone who attacks American democracy must be held accountable. This includes the president and other leaders.

El-Sayed's past statements and associations have been criticized during his primary battle. He has been accused of having radical views and associations.

El-Sayed has disavowed some of the radical statements made by his associates. However, he has declined to renounce them, saying it is 'cancel culture'.

Abdul El-Sayed said that rallying with a streamer who made a radical statement does not mean he endorses the statement.

Hasan Piker, a streamer, listened as Abdul El-Sayed spoke before a campaign rally. El-Sayed has been criticized for his association with Piker.

El-Sayed stated that the US must send the same message it did after 9/11: if you attack democracy, you will be held accountable.

El-Sayed accused lawmakers who opposed convicting Trump of hypocrisy rooted in racism. He believes they should be held accountable for their actions.

An unearthed interview revealed El-Sayed's views on Sharia law and his obligations as a Muslim.

Abdul El-Sayed spoke before Senator Bernie Sanders at a high school in Detroit, Michigan. He emphasized the importance of protecting American democracy and holding leaders accountable.

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Critics have accused El-Sayed of trying to mislead voters by removing content from the internet before his Senate bid. He has been accused of trying to hide his radical views and associations.