Crowder: Here's proof Rashida Tlaib supports terrorism

In this episode of "Louder with Crowder," Steven Crowder breaks down the facts that he says prove Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) is "sympathetic" to Islamic terrorism.

Crowder started by catching us up on the recent Israel-ban debacle. Here are the main points:

• Along with Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), Tlaib was among the few House Democrats to support the BDS movement in July.
• In August, both Tlaib and Omar were blocked from entering Israel (which they called "Palestine" in their travel itinerary,) due to their support of BDS. The congresswomen claimed the ban was actually because they are Muslim.
• Tlaib was granted permission to visit Israel after saying her goal was just to see her 90-year-old grandmother, adding "this could be my last chance to see her."
• Tlaib then refused to go visit Israel under "these oppressive conditions." The conditions she referred to were that she would not continue to promote boycotts against Israel while in Israel -- which she initiated herself in a letter to the Israeli government.

Next, he launched into his list of the reasons he believes Tlaib has "ties to terrorism."

• Tlaib's district, 13th District of Michigan, "is a support center for Middle Eastern terror, probably sleeper cells there," said Crowder.

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• Tlaib is an avid supporter of CAIR, an organization created by and publicly in support of designated-terrorist organization Hamas.

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• Tlaib donated to and supported the campaign of congressional candidate Tahirah Amatul-Wadud, who has longstanding ties to Pakistani terror group Jamaat al-Fuqra.

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