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Jesse Watters sat down with Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in a fiery, unexpected 25-minute interview that had viewers buzzing. Though Watters admitted he liked El-Sayed’s confidence and poise despite their political divide, he ultimately doubted his fit for Michigan. The tension peaked when Watters grilled El-Sayed on gender-affirming care for minors — leading to an absurd pivot when Watters asked if a parent could “slash his kid’s ding-a-ling off.” El-Sayed, unfazed, turned the tables by asking Watters if he was circumcised, using the moment to redirect the conversation. The exchange spiraled into a heated debate over medical ethics and personal boundaries — showcasing how political interviews can veer wildly when personalities clash.
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