O’Keefe bags El-Sayed

 by J.R. Dunn

Big news on the El-Sayed front.  James O’Keefe, the spymaster of conservatism, has revealed that Abdul Muhammed is actually – and illegally – being financed from overseas.

One of O’Keefe’s Project Veritas operatives penetrated El-Sayed’s campaign, hitting it off with Abdoul Beckwith, the campaign’s “regional field organizer.” Beckwith proceeded to give O’Keefe’s guy a complete rundown on the internals of the sheik’s campaign, including the illegal contributions coming in from foreign sources. “You know, he has people from overseas that donate to him… no, it is not allowed.”

Quite so. Federal election law is very clear on this. Statute 52 U.S.C. § 30121 prohibits political contributions and donations by foreign nationals in United States elections: “Any person (e.g., a U.S. citizen) may not 'solicit or accept' a contribution or donation from a foreign national.”

All this came out during a discussion as to why El-Sayed can’t publicly repudiate Hamas, Al-Qaeda, and all the rest. According to Beckwith, “He can’t just say, you know, no, I don’t support Hamas… I reject all of them, because he’s going to lose the people who brought him up in the first place.”

That raises more questions. Who are “these people”? What exactly did they do to “bring him up”? It appears that El-Sayed is far more entangled with overseas interests than anybody has so far guessed. Is it possible that the terror networks that El-Sayed’s mother was involved with have a hand in this? That phrase “Brought him up” suggests involvement that goes a lot deeper than simple financing.

Abdoul Beckwith goes on to express serious doubts about El-Sayed, of the same type expressed by former staffer Jordan Domingue: “There are a lot of white people around him. A lot of Jewish people [!] around him. When you’re around a circle of people for so long, you absorb, y’know, their ideology, their mannerisms, everything like that.”

“That means, basically, they’re going to hijack him.”

“That’s what I’m worried about. If he’s in the Senate by himself, that’s what I’m worried about. They’re gonna hijack him and then within a year, he’s gonna be doing what they want.”

Beckwith then waxes dismissive about James O’Keefe himself, along with Project Veritas. It seems that Beckwith had been working with the Ossoff campaign in 2020 (Hmm… he does get around.) when O’Keefe appeared to question members of the campaign staff. “All they do is try to get people incriminated. That’s all they do… They’re like TMZ.”

After attempting to get a comment from Beckwith concerning these comments over the phone, O’Keefe then went to the El-Sayed campaign headquarters, where Beckwith blew his stack, threatened O’Keefe, and had to be held back and prevented from attacking him. All this was caught on videotape. Beckwith was fired from the campaign shortly afterward.

As for El-Sayed, this caps an unprecedented series of faux pas – at least until tomorrow. The campaign has admitted to illegal financing, along with a suggestion that there might well be serious connections with foreign terror networks. This boy needs to be investigated like yesterday.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2026/10/o-keefe-bags-el-sayed/