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Abdul El-Sayed explains to Chuck Todd why there is bipartisan consensus in Washington against issues that have public consensus. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: “Take health care, for example. Public consensus that the government ought to do a lot more to provide us health care. Bipartisan consensus that it shouldn't. What's... show more

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Abdul El-Sayed tells Chuck Todd he does not plan to move to D.C. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: My wife has made it very clear we're not moving. And and I do intend to stay married. In all seriousness, I think part of it is that it's really important to recognize that I'm a I'm a servant of the people of this state. And as much time as I can spend with the people of this state, hearing from the people of the state, my job is to go there. Watch the full conversation on the Noosphere app

Abdul El-Sayed tells Chuck Todd he does not plan to move to D.C. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: My wife has made it very clear we're not moving. And and I do intend to stay married. In all seriousness, I think part of it is that it's really important to recognize that I'm a I'm a servant of the people of this state. And as much time as I can spend with the people of this state, hearing from the people of the state, my job is to go there. Watch the full conversation on the Noosphere app

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Abdul El-Sayed: “I want to get money out of politics, put money in your pocket, and pass Medicare for All. I’ve never met somebody who was like I want more money in politics, less money in my pocket and Medicare for none. The problem is too often Democrats and Republicans have bipartisan consensus around issues that are critical to people’s lives because both parties take money from the same corporations that want to rig the system against us”

Abdul El-Sayed: “I want to get money out of politics, put money in your pocket, and pass Medicare for All. I’ve never met somebody who was like I want more money in politics, less money in my pocket and Medicare for none. The problem is too often Democrats and Republicans have bipartisan consensus around issues that are critical to people’s lives because both parties take money from the same corporations that want to rig the system against us”

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67,938 views • 3 months ago

EXCLUSIVE: Abdul El-Sayed tells Chuck Todd he would go on Bill Maher’s show despite the “terrible things Bill Maher has said about people like me.” Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: “I wanna give people the image of watching him get his ass whooped on his own show by a guy who prays like I do.” Download the Noosphere app to watch the full conversation this Sunday

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NEW: Chuck Todd asks Abdul El-Sayed what it would mean to him to become the first Muslim U.S. senator. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: "They're like, well, you know, you get to have your ideals or your identity, but you don't have to get to have both. And I'm tired of being told what you can't say because of who you are. My job is to tell people the truth and to fight for the things that would be better in their lives. And I'm not pulling my punches because of what my name is. If anything, I want folks to see that all of us can come together around ideals that are good for all of us." Watch the full conversation on the Noosphere app

NEW: Chuck Todd asks Abdul El-Sayed what it would mean to him to become the first Muslim U.S. senator. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: "They're like, well, you know, you get to have your ideals or your identity, but you don't have to get to have both. And I'm tired of being told what you can't say because of who you are. My job is to tell people the truth and to fight for the things that would be better in their lives. And I'm not pulling my punches because of what my name is. If anything, I want folks to see that all of us can come together around ideals that are good for all of us." Watch the full conversation on the Noosphere app

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Marjorie Taylor Greene: I hope that Mike Johnson is finally giving a single health care policy because the country deserves it, and it shouldn't be a secret Host: Maybe there is no plan Marjorie Taylor Greene: You know what? That, I believe, is the truth. There's no consensus, and I think that's a failure.

Marjorie Taylor Greene: I hope that Mike Johnson is finally giving a single health care policy because the country deserves it, and it shouldn't be a secret Host: Maybe there is no plan Marjorie Taylor Greene: You know what? That, I believe, is the truth. There's no consensus, and I think that's a failure.

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EXCLUSIVE: 🚨 Democrat Rep. Summer Lee, Muslim Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker caught on camera talking about how they are proud to have been one of the few people who refused to condemn the October 7th Hamas terrorist attacks! 🚨 On the way to their second campaign stop in Michigan today, Democrat Rep. Summer Lee Rep. Summer Lee, sitting next to Muslim streamer Hasan Piker hasanabi and Abdul El Sayed said: “I remember the days after October 7th, there were very few of us taking that stance.” During the first stop, Lee declared that Abdul El-Sayed Dr. Abdul El-Sayed will “impeach Trump” if he’s elected to the US Senate. This is so disqualifying. Abdul El Sayed supports Hamas and believes America deserved 9/11. He refused to condemn that statement made by hasanabi Hasan Piker when he was asked about it today by POLITICO reporter Adam Wren.

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Kudos to Abdul always reframing the conversation back to talking about pocketbook issues. Jesse Watters: Some of the stuff is just straight up wacky. Abdul El-Sayed: We have a president of the United States that cares more about the drapes in a ballroom that shouldn't be built than he cares about the war he just got us into. That seems to be a little wacky

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MSNOW: I spoke to Abdul El-Sayed and his argument is if you want to change the system you've got to take a chance on the candidate who's running against the system. He's ahead of the others versus a candidate who was recruited by Schumer. Abdul El-Sayed is charming. He gets it.

MSNOW: I spoke to Abdul El-Sayed and his argument is if you want to change the system you've got to take a chance on the candidate who's running against the system. He's ahead of the others versus a candidate who was recruited by Schumer. Abdul El-Sayed is charming. He gets it.

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Abdul El-Sayed (Dr. Abdul El-Sayed) is such a Michigan football fan that he shows up to a Michigan football tailgate wearing a black V-neck. It’s pretty telling that Abdul can’t even bother to put on a maize-and-blue V-neck to attend a Michigan tailgate. This is the same Abdul who once called football racist. Again, Abdul is a fake football fan.

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Abdul El-Sayed Dr. Abdul El-Sayed takes the stage on 9/11, smiling, giving daps and laughing. Making this video even creepier is the fact that Abdul suddenly went from smiling and laughing to really serious to briefly “mourn” 9/11. These sure looked like crocodile tears to us.

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“I want to believe the Michigan Democrat Party is Haley Stevens and not Abdul El-Sayed,” says Detroit native L A R R Y. “I fear that it has become Abdul El-Sayed.” @thedemocrats Haley Stevens Dr. Abdul El-Sayed Mark Halperin Kevin Walling 2WAY

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.Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: The biggest challenge to Medicare for All “is creating the political will to get there.” The hard part is beating back a system built by pharmaceutical and insurance companies who spend billions to keep us divided, confused, and convinced this is impossible. That's exactly why we're building this movement, one district, one race, one voter at a time. Healthcare is a human right, and we will never stop fighting for it.

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22,581 views • 1 month ago

⚠️Democrats like Dr. Abdul El-Sayed want to REPEAL the Second Amendment and infringe on the right to keep & bear arms. They are coming for your guns. ⤵️ Jesse Watters: “You want to replace the right to bear arms with the right to health care. You don’t want to replace the Second Amendment, do you?” Abdul El-Sayed: “Well, look, man, I think more people are more worried about whether or not they can see a doctor than whether or not they can have a gun. I’m just putting that out there.” Watters: “You’re dodging the question.” El-Sayed: “I’m just saying.”

⚠️Democrats like Dr. Abdul El-Sayed want to REPEAL the Second Amendment and infringe on the right to keep & bear arms. They are coming for your guns. ⤵️ Jesse Watters: “You want to replace the right to bear arms with the right to health care. You don’t want to replace the Second Amendment, do you?” Abdul El-Sayed: “Well, look, man, I think more people are more worried about whether or not they can see a doctor than whether or not they can have a gun. I’m just putting that out there.” Watters: “You’re dodging the question.” El-Sayed: “I’m just saying.”

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42,066 views • 1 month ago

The most blatant flip flop I’ve ever seen. Abdul El-Sayed today on Medicare for All: "If you would like to have a private insurer, you’re welcome to do that." This man has spent YEARS vowing the exact opposite. Here are 11 times Abdul promised to ELIMINATE private health insurance plans: 08/04/2018: “Instead of having multiple insurance companies... what you have is the state operating as your insurance company. That's what we want.” 11/18/2019: "Medicare for All guarantees you a public health care plan and eliminates your private one." 11/18/2019: "Under Medicare-for-All, the federal government is the only payer—hence single payer—for healthcare to everybody in the nation." 06/04/2020: "What does Medicare for All do? Medicare for All comes in and says, ‘No more of this insurance industry,’ which costs us far more, whose CEOs make tens of millions of dollars a year, and which creates redundancy in the healthcare system that increases the overall cost for all of us." 07/12/2020: “My issue with private health insurance is that I see it as fundamentally a middleman that we've allowed to persist and exist in our healthcare system for no added value except that a lot of people profit off of it... the best way to do that is cut out the middleman.” 09/29/2020: "The only insurer in town is Medicare" 12/16/2020: “What Medicare for All does is it does away with the private insurance market. It now has one single payer—that's why we call it single-payer, right? One insurance, and that is the government of the United States.” 03/15/2021: “We are going to create one insurer that operates on behalf of the taxpayer, on behalf of the American public, so that we can reduce prices as much as possible and collectivize as much as possible.” 04/13/2021: “Instead of having a whole bunch of payers you have one payer and that is the federal government.” 05/25/2021: “We have an entire industry — the insurance industry — that does not need to exist, that should not exist. There’s a world that’s possible where it didn’t exist. The question becomes are we willing to do the morally right thing as a society?” 04/07/2022: "I advocate for a government takeover of health insurance because health insurance offers no value in the American health care system"

The most blatant flip flop I’ve ever seen. Abdul El-Sayed today on Medicare for All: "If you would like to have a private insurer, you’re welcome to do that." This man has spent YEARS vowing the exact opposite. Here are 11 times Abdul promised to ELIMINATE private health insurance plans: 08/04/2018: “Instead of having multiple insurance companies... what you have is the state operating as your insurance company. That's what we want.” 11/18/2019: "Medicare for All guarantees you a public health care plan and eliminates your private one." 11/18/2019: "Under Medicare-for-All, the federal government is the only payer—hence single payer—for healthcare to everybody in the nation." 06/04/2020: "What does Medicare for All do? Medicare for All comes in and says, ‘No more of this insurance industry,’ which costs us far more, whose CEOs make tens of millions of dollars a year, and which creates redundancy in the healthcare system that increases the overall cost for all of us." 07/12/2020: “My issue with private health insurance is that I see it as fundamentally a middleman that we've allowed to persist and exist in our healthcare system for no added value except that a lot of people profit off of it... the best way to do that is cut out the middleman.” 09/29/2020: "The only insurer in town is Medicare" 12/16/2020: “What Medicare for All does is it does away with the private insurance market. It now has one single payer—that's why we call it single-payer, right? One insurance, and that is the government of the United States.” 03/15/2021: “We are going to create one insurer that operates on behalf of the taxpayer, on behalf of the American public, so that we can reduce prices as much as possible and collectivize as much as possible.” 04/13/2021: “Instead of having a whole bunch of payers you have one payer and that is the federal government.” 05/25/2021: “We have an entire industry — the insurance industry — that does not need to exist, that should not exist. There’s a world that’s possible where it didn’t exist. The question becomes are we willing to do the morally right thing as a society?” 04/07/2022: "I advocate for a government takeover of health insurance because health insurance offers no value in the American health care system"

Kyle Martinsen

193,638 views • 4 days ago

Mike Rogers is leading in Michigan as Abdul El-Sayed is "breaking records in the ways that you don’t want to." El-Sayed is the first Michigan Democrat this century to trail by at least 4 points in a Senate poll that meets CNN’s standards.

Mike Rogers is leading in Michigan as Abdul El-Sayed is "breaking records in the ways that you don’t want to." El-Sayed is the first Michigan Democrat this century to trail by at least 4 points in a Senate poll that meets CNN’s standards.

Bobby LaValley

317,414 views • 1 month ago

Downey: And the reason why I caution the Trump administration against that is because what hurts Canada will hurt Detroit. And we have a pretty contentious, probably tight race in Michigan right now for the senate. So we don't want to give Abdul El-Sayed any more advantage when it comes to the auto sector.

Downey: And the reason why I caution the Trump administration against that is because what hurts Canada will hurt Detroit. And we have a pretty contentious, probably tight race in Michigan right now for the senate. So we don't want to give Abdul El-Sayed any more advantage when it comes to the auto sector.

Acyn

69,800 views • 1 month ago