Michigan dad and former Democrat Khalil Othman told 'Fox & Friends' why he is voting for Republican Tudor Dixon in the midterm elections.
contained sexually explicit materials he did not believe should be available. He told Dixon the Democratic Party in his city would not listen to the concerns of parents.
"When people stood up and wanted to talk to the Dearborn Board of Education, asking the trustees to remove the books, they were not listened to. They were rejected," Othman said. "The leadership of the Democratic machine here in Dearborn rejected the parents, dismissed the parents, and some of them called them names." Video
"This very real person deserves an apology because he says, ‘To claim that I’m not here, I don't exist, I'm not human, that's absolute ignorance.' So I would like to apologize. It is a terrible thing for someone to deny your very existence. Just ask trans people," Colbert said."Therefore, I, Stephen Colbert, acknowledge that you exist and ask that you forgive me.
He continued to ridicule Othman for saying Colbert should have just"Googled him" and questioned his support of Tudor Dixon.
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