DEMOCRATIC Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed engaged in a fiery exchange with a British reporter and shot down the correspondent’s questions.

El-Sayed, 42, showed zero interest in having a conversation with Sky News, telling the news network’s correspondent he did not care for his opinions or what he had to ask him.

Two men standing face to face outdoors, with one man wearing a black shirt placing both hands on the shoulders of another man in a suit.
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed got into a fiery exchange with a Sky News correspondent Source: Sky News
Two men face each other outdoors, with one in a black shirt gesturing with his hands and another in a suit speaking while holding a microphone, as a third man in glasses watches closely.
El-Sayed showed zero interest to engage in a conversation with the international reporter, saying his questions did not matter Source: Sky News

El Sayed, who is in tight race against Republican Senator Mike Rogers in Michigan, brushed off Sky News’ James Matthew arguing no one in the United States watches his network.

“Are you registered to vote in the state of Michigan?” El-Sayed asked Matthew, who immediately responded he was not.

The Democratic Senate hopeful then sharply responded, “So why would I care to have a conversation with you?”

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