Fox News Laura Ingraham Calls Dem Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed ‘Weird’ and Tells Him ‘Close Your Legs!’

Be careful how you take your seat, man.

Fox News’ Laura Ingraham has labeled Michigan Democratic Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed “weird” — and has something to say on his “man spread.”

The host of The Ingraham Angle ran several clips of the progressive El-Sayed on her show Tuesday night, declaring, “We’ve decided he’s just weird.”

“They say sex sells but this guy just seems obsessed with it,” she added before replaying El-Sayed’s cutting moment with Fox’ Jesse Watters this week, in which he asked the host of Jesse Watters Primetime if he was circumcised after Watters asked if it was ok for a parent to “slash his kid’s ding-a-ling off.”

Ingraham also played clips of the 41-year-old El-Sayed discussing OnlyFans models appearing in his social media feed despite allegedly never having searched for them.

“That’s not how the algorithms work, Abdul,” she said.

The anchor then highlighted El-Sayed’s repeated comments on Vice President JD Vance and his family, in which the candidate remarked on the vice president’s “brown children.”

“Can you imagine, like, he’s got brown kids,” El-Sayed said of Vance in the clip. “At some point he’s going to have to have an awkward conversation. Like, you know, you made your career hating people — like get out.”

Ingraham dismissed El-Sayed’s remarks.

“Instead of talking about the things that matter to the people of Michigan, the things they really care about how to make their lives better substantively, he can’t stop running this weird personal smear campaign,” she said.

But she couldn’t resist calling out the way El-Sayed was sitting during the interview she cited.

“We are covering the fact he has a big man spread there. Close your legs!” Ingraham declared.

The progressive Democrat defeated Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) earlier this month in the primary for Senate.

His association with progressive and controversial streamer Hasan Piker and past comments have earned the candidate blowback from fellow Dems — and given Republicans plenty of ammunition.

El-Sayed will now face off against Mike Rogers (R), who has the backing of President Donald Trump, in November. Rogers, 63, served in the House of Representatives from 2001 to 2015.

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