Is Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed facing questions the mainstream media refuses to fully investigate? Tudor Dixon welcomes Chuck Ross, senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon, for a revealing examination of El-Sayed's political history, alleged family connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, and controversial associations raising questions ahead of Michigan's critical Senate election.

Ross discusses his reporting on El-Sayed's signature on a 2012 letter supporting Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-led government, statements attributed to family members, and the candidate's denials of family ties to the organization. Tudor and Chuck also examine El-Sayed's positions on Israel, Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, his political relationships in Michigan's Dearborn community, and questions surrounding his response to the Temple Israel attack.

The conversation also explores the Michigan Senate showdown between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, allegations of media double standards, and why Dixon and Ross believe voters deserve more detailed answers about candidates seeking access to sensitive national security information.

Are the mainstream media asking the tough questions, or are independent investigative journalists doing the work voters need before Election Day? Don't miss this edition of The Tudor Dixon Podcast.