Trump Invokes 9/11 In Criticism Of Senate Candidate El-Sayed
Donald Trump referenced the 9/11 attacks while criticizing Senate candidate El-Sayed, a Muslim, as reported by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
Honolulu, HI, October 25, 2026 —
Donald Trump referenced the September 11 attacks while criticizing Senate candidate El-Sayed, who is Muslim, according to a report by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
The available account does not include Trump’s exact words, when or where he made the remarks, or the specific criticism he directed at El-Sayed. It also does not identify the candidate’s full name or provide further details about the Senate race. Those details are not included here because they were not provided in the summary.
The report’s summary links Trump’s reference to 9/11 with his criticism of El-Sayed. It does not provide additional context about how Trump connected the attacks to the candidate, whether he offered further explanation, or whether the remarks addressed El-Sayed’s policies or campaign. The summary also does not describe any response from El-Sayed, his campaign, or other political figures.
The supplied information does not state when the Honolulu Star-Advertiser published its report, and it does not provide a link or a direct quotation. As a result, the precise wording and surrounding circumstances of the remarks cannot be established from the summary alone. No further claims about the exchange, its setting, or its reception can be made on the information provided.
The reported episode concerns a political criticism that invoked a major historical attack while addressing a Muslim candidate. Beyond that description, the available summary offers no details about the candidate’s background, the broader campaign, or the subsequent course of events.
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