Mike Rogers questions Abdul El-Sayed’s Egyptian citizenship and UAE property
The clash also pulled in national security and prices: El-Sayed cited $5-per-gallon gas and $7 diesel while attacking Rogers’s support for the Iran war. A later televised exchange repeated Rogers’s claims about El-Sayed’s physician credentials, citizenship and foreign affiliations.
Rogers accused El-Sayed of misrepresenting his medical credentials, Egyptian citizenship and relationships with organizations tied to the Muslim Brotherhood.
A later televised debate exchange repeated Rogers’s claims about El-Sayed’s physician credentials, citizenship and foreign affiliations.
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