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Abdul El-Sayed shouts at Sky News journalist: 'I do not care what you think'

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“Abdul El-Sayed shouts at Sky News journalist: 'I do not care what you think”

Abdul El-Sayed was caught on camera shouting at a Sky News journalist as he left a polling centre. The progressive Democrat, who is running against Mike Rogers in the battleground state of Michigan, said, "I do not care what you think", when confronted by Sky News’ US correspondent James Matthews. Mr Matthews spotted Dr El-Sayed in a queue outside a vote centre in Detroit and tried to ask him questions. However, the 41-year-old placed his hands on the Sky News journalist and told him he would…

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