El Sayed targets Harp in mocking Trump's pronunciation of 'Abdul'

Michigan Senate Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed on Wednesday ripped into President Donald Trump, referencing his top aide, Natalie Harp, amid gossip about the pair’s relationship.

During a town hall in Farmington Hills, el Sayed turned a campaign speech against Trump as he hit his GOP rival, former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers, over his alliance with the president. El Sayed railed against the way Trump pronounces his name and sardonically referenced Harp, saying the president would be sure to share his remarks with his top aide. Trump and Harp’s relationship has recently become the subject of speculation after several letters she wrote to him surfaced that documented her intense connection to the president.