"Jihadist" won the US elections and said hello to Trump. Democrat Abdul al-Sayed will become the first Muslim senator in the country's history. But it was he who Trump called a "jihadist" during the election campaign and accused him of ties to terrorists. After the victory, Al-Sayed decided to mock the White House a little. He called Enes "habibi" (dear) and reminded him that he would have to swear him in in January. “Donald, I know it was hard for you to say my name. So after J. I will be sworn in in January, you can just call me a senator," the politician said.

"Jihadist" won the US elections and said hello to Trump. Democrat Abdul al-Sayed will become the first Muslim senator in the country's history. But it was he who Trump called a "jihadist" during the election campaign and accused him of ties to terrorists. After the victory, Al-Sayed decided to mock the White House a little. He called Enes "habibi" (dear) and reminded him that he would have to swear him in in January. “Donald, I know it was hard for you to say my name. So after J. I will be sworn in in January, you can just call me a senator," the politician said.