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‘He’s An Animal’: George Santos Gets Into Screaming Match With Jewish Man Reportedly Critical Of Israel

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Republican Rep. George Santos of New York got in a screaming match with a man who criticized Israel in a congressional office building Friday.

Santos was in the Longworth House Office Building when he had the exchange over Israel, according to NBC News reporter Sahil Kapur, who said the man identified himself as Shabd Singh of Washington. The man was taken into custody by Capitol Police, Semafor political reporter Kadia Goba posted on X, formerly Twitter. (RELATED: ‘You Are A Disgrace’: Lindsey Graham Tells Congressional ‘Squad’ Members To ‘Shut The Hell Up’)

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“Officers, officers, this is the gentleman who was accosting me when I had a two-month old baby in my hands,” Santos said in video posted by Kapur.

“You are a terrorist sympathizer!” Santos shouted. “You are human scum!”

New York Sun reporter Matt Rice posted a photo on X of Santos holding the unidentified baby as he was leaving the office of Republican Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee.

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“The next time he tries to accost me with a child in my hand I want him out of here,” Santos said in a video posted to X by reporter Nolan McCaskill of The Messenger. “He is an animal. I am holding a child. He is a fucking terrorist sympathizer.”

“Nobody defending Hamas has any business in this building whether you’re elected, whether you’re a civilian,” Santos said in a video posted by CSPAN.

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The Justice Department unveiled a 23-count superseding indictment of Santos Tuesday, accusing him of stealing donors’ identities and making fraudulent charges on their credit cards.

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