'ARE YOU CIRCUMCISED?' The Wildest Moments from the Jesse Watters-Abdul El-Sayed Interview

Jorge Bonilla
August 24th, 2026 11:30 PM
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I was warned that Fox News’s own Jesse Watters would be interviewing the Democrat nominee to the U.S. Senate from Michigan, Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed. I predicted the interview had the potential be a complete and total ****show, and it exceeded my expectations. Here are some of its wildest moments.

The interview kicked off with immigration, which is legitimate considering that Michigan is a border state. To the question of whether ICE should be abolished, El-Sayed responded by deflecting to talking points, and by suggesting that ICE is ineffective because of the large number of illegal aliens in the country.

 

 

Not once…but twice.

 

 

After an exchange on the Green New Deal where El-Sayed dodged and deflected to Canada, Watters asked a question on taxation. Watch as El-Sayed affirms that wealth isn’t created through work, but through the accumulation of capital.

 

 

That sounds like a rationale to go after the 401Ks once the country runs out of billionaires to tax. El-Sayed follows that up by arguing in favor of socialized medicine, despite not knowing what the federal government spends every year. 

An exchange on the Iran War wherein El-Sayed lightly distances himself from the Iranian regime segues Watters into a question on Sharia Law. Here El-Sayed suggests that it is no different than Canon Law:

 

 

The next question is on the Second Amendment. El-Sayed dodges, redirecting to hunting and falling back on his government healthcare talking points.

 

 

This question is followed by a series of questions on whether the NFL is racist (El-Sayed deflects to high ticket prices), and whether men belong in women’s sports. This led to the wildest exchange of the night, on whether El-Sayed supports child sex changes.

 

 

Needless to say, “are you circumcised” has already begun to circulate as a meme. As I mentioned earlier: I expected the interview to be a ****show, but not to the extent of El-Sayed saying child sex changes are comparable to circumcisions and asking grown men about their genitalia on national television.

Watters proceeded to ask El-Sayed about his loss of the black vote in the Michigan primary, and closed with whether Chuck Schumer should remain the Democrat Senate leader. All were met with deflections and some sort of fallback to talking points. 

This interview marks the first time Al-Sayed is asked tough questions on his past positions and statements and it shows- a far cry from the warm tongue baths he normally gets across the Elitist Media.

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