Abdul El-Sayed dodges 'racist NFL' claim, continues defending Colin Kaepernick

Socialist Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed , 41, appeared on "Jesse Watters Primetime" to answer for his past shots at football and his claim that the NFL is racist.

When Watters pressed him to defend it, El-Sayed tried to dodge the question before he was eventually tackled.

El-Sayed, the progressive Senate candidate backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, previously blasted football for fostering "toxic masculinity," "bro culture," and "racism, misogyny, and homophobia." ZERO BS.

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It showed just how separated El-Sayed is from the common American.

He told Watters: "Look, I think for Colin Kaepernick, I think he should have had several more years in the NFL.

Now I think he's a pretty damn good quarterback.

I think, unfortunately, he lost a lot of time.

EL-SAYED DARES GOP RIVAL TO NO-PADS FOOTBALL SHOWDOWN AS SENATE FEUD TURNS PERSONAL "But the bigger question right now when it comes to football, look, I know you guys like to think I don't like football, but I'm happy to line up against anybody who thinks that I don't like football.

"And I'll just tell you, the bigger issue that we have for football right now is, I looked at ticket prices to try and go and see a game with my family.

It's astronomical through the roof.

"Now, I think football used to be the kind of thing that you could enjoy with people...