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One day after being criticized by his organization for his role in keeping immigration officials out of the Illinois detention center, Gen Z House candidate Kat Abughazaleh is angry – he stopped the interview after being asked about his crimes.
Abughazaleh joined Tara Palmeri on the Podcast on Thursday, who followed the case with the Grand Jury accused of the election of the Illinois Ronfessional “forced” to drive at a slow speed to avoid any conspiracy. ” Abughazaleh was one of the six people named in the churches, the suspects are accused of tearing the word “pig” against the officer of the car in addition to starting, pushing, damaging and abusing the car.
“Did you just sign? Did you just leave the conversation?” Palmeri was asked after Abughazaleh automatically removed himself from the virtual interview after being asked a question or two about the charges against him and their difficulties. “I’m so confused. I’m sorry, I don’t know what just happened. Um… you asked.
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Abughazaleh’s sudden exit came after he appeared frustrated by Palmeri’s questions regarding his state charges.
“What do you think of those costs, they seem really bad?” Palmeri asked Abulelazela, and noted that he also accused of “creating colds to disturb or harm the ice official” and “attack or protect that official.”
“Those are big crimes,” noted the big crimes.
Abughabalaleh replied that he “thinks that the cases are very different,” but added that “it doesn’t matter that the cases are in the situation we’re dealing with. This is a political prosecution and it’s easy.”
But Palmeri continued to press the gen Z election about the difficulty of his expenses, especially that he was the party to slap the word “pig” on the side of the Federal Police Officer’s car.
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“I’m not talking about the specifics of anything left in the faith right now, but, as I said, I plan to plead not guilty and I plan to win,” Abughabalaheh replied with a sharp demon that was very different from what he had at the beginning of the interview.
Palseri then played a video recording of the alleged incident at that time, where Abughazaleh can be seen entering the officer’s car with a large group of protesters, which was apparently the last straw for him.
“When you see that, what are you thinking right now?” It was asked.
“Yes, Tara, and this is the beginning of a royal display, as I said,” Abughazelaheh shot back. “I plan to plead not guilty, the evidence will come out in court and I plan to win. Thank you so much for being with me.”
After Abughazelaheh’s answer, his camera disappeared but Pallalari seemed unaware that it had left and quickly asked another question before realizing what had happened.
“Yeah, so I’m thinking, this – this – I’ve never had that before,” said Palmari with a previous disbelief in his understanding of the situation. “Apologizing,” he added before pointing out that the young candidate will have to get used to answering tough questions if he wants to serve in Congress.
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“This would hinder his ability to serve in Congress, it would make it more difficult – you know, some people might not vote for him, but at the same time they suggested that it would be the most bankruptcy case of the 13.
“I don’t understand why he’s walking away from the conversation. I thought I was asking some pretty basic questions, and, I don’t know, doesn’t he have a Congressman bode,” the congressman continued, “it continued. “I think it might have been better to talk about it, but if he can’t take a few questions about what happened to me, how is he going to handle representing the entire district?”
FOX News Digital reached out to Abughazaleh’s campaign for comment but did not immediately receive a response at the time of publication.
