For those who've not seen it yet, James O'Keefe and his O'Keefe Media Group dropped an absolute BOMBSHELL of a story on YouTube yesterday. For those who aren't familiar with James O'Keefe and his group, they are a team of undercover investigative journalists. They will reach out to the subjects they are investigating, engaging them in relaxed social environments and secretly record video of their interactions. It was James and his group that went undercover a few months ago in downtown Los Angeles and exposed the illegal election fraud ring of Democrat NGOs blatantly paying the homeless to commit voter fraud. They got all of that on video. Well, yesterday James O'Keefe posted a video that one of his undercover reporters with Abdul Beckwith, a regional field organizer for the Abdul El-Sayed for Senate Campaign. Or I should say he was in that position. After James O'Keefe posted this video ... the Michigan Democratic Party announced that Abdul Beckwith had been fired. What did he say? Well, according to Beckwith (and again he was caught saying this on camera) Abdul El-Sayed's Campaign has been receiving Foreign Campaign Contributions. Is that allowed in a Congressional Race? No. It is not. In fact, it's quite illegal. It's an offense that if a candidate is knowingly receiving overseas funds, they can be criminally prosecuted by the Department of Justice. When the reporter asked Abdul Beckwith if that was legal, he said: "No, it's not allowed. He [Abdul El Sayed] has to play the game. He has to play the role, but he can't just say, you know, no, I don't support Hamas, you know I reject all of them because he's going to lose the people that brought him up in the first place." Now, this admission in and of itself is certainly noteworthy. In fact, I'd probably say that this provides some evidence for what I've suspected has been happening all along. Now, when asked for commentary by O'Keefe himself, Beckwith refuted his statements vehemently. When I say vehemently -- he literally tried to punch James O'Keefe out.