Dr. Abdul El-Sayed addressed recent events on FOX 2. He spoke about a gathering of certain groups that sparked concern.
A protest in Dearborn involved various extremist factions. Details of the incident are available from the source.
The incident occurred on Tuesday and Dr. El-Sayed's comments come as rhetoric targeting a specific religion is increasing during the Midterms.
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