EVERY CNN panelist agreed that the Cenk Uygur produced Abdul El Sayed ad is harming Abdual citizen's chances: Michael Smerconish: "This must be a mike Rogers commercial. Did anybody else have that reaction?" Van Jones: "This is a very dangerous ad, because what it does is it suggests that the reason that people can't pay for things in the grocery store bananas. But bananas is because of, you know, the United States is giving all this money to Israel. We give a very small amount of money to Israel compared to all the other foreign assistance that we do. But you're picking out the Jewish state, and you're pointing to the Jewish state. And of all of the we spend money in Qatar, we spend money all around the world. But you're going to say, because of the Jewish state, that's why you're suffering. Listen, when that happens, when you start getting people riled up and you've seen this all through the last century against Jews and blaming Jews for all your problems, you're headed down a dark pathway." Smerconish: "Surely it's intended to help Mike Rogers because others will also be repulsed by it." Scott Jennings: "It's economic incoherence wrapped up in anti-Semitism, so it's sort of par for the course." Joanna Coles: "I find myself in agreement with Scott Jennings. This is not a great ad, and it's almost as bad as Vivek Ramaswami ad using Amy Acton's estranged mother." Thank you Cenk Uygur for your contribution to the Mike Rogers campaign. The Turkish Ralph Wiggum 'I'm helping'