Former Michigan Republican representative Mike Rogers, the nominee for the states open Senate seat, told Fox News Channel viewers on Thursday that Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed would not moderate after a November 3 win.

Guest host Brian Kilmeade said El-Sayed would need daily input from Hasan Piker, who Kilmeade said wanted payment even before the vote, and that little separated the two men. Rogers answered that El-Sayed would not be the nominee without Piker, who took him to five student events on college campuses Rogers called opposed to America, and that El-Sayed also depends on the Soros family.

Rogers said Piker and El-Sayeds sister, whom Rogers called an open Hamas supporter, both insist El-Sayed is not moderating when he claims otherwise and that he remains a Democrat socialist Islamist figure.