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Everyone was speaking about Electability when it comes to Abdul El-Sayed on CNN : Tia Mitchell: "They are concerned about electability... I think we can not ignore the fact he's a Muslim and a person of color... It's not just his messaging that makes Democrats concerned" Manu Raju: "Is...

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David Urban on Abdul: "I know he's not a DSA candidate, but the DSA label, Hasan Piker, his friends there in the DSA, are so batshit crazy, right, that the Democrats, your party, which should have a very good year, is going to blow it. They're going to blow it because you guys have such nutty candidates." They started yelling when Urban said the energy is "clearly on the side of the communists right now." Ashley Allison shot back: "don't call names if you don't want names called back at your party." Yeah, cuz they never call the GOP "fascists." Brad Todd added: "if you look in Washington right now, there is one thing that Democratic and Republican campaign professionals agree on, and everyone agrees on it that I have talked to. That is that Abdul El- Sayed is a much less electable candidate in Michigan than Haley Stevens is, and Democrats can't do anything about it....He's going to win this nomination anyway."
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David Urban on Abdul: "I know he's not a DSA candidate, but the DSA label, Hasan Piker, his friends there in the DSA, are so batshit crazy, right, that the Democrats, your party, which should have a very good year, is going to blow it. They're going to blow it because you guys have such nutty candidates." They started yelling when Urban said the energy is "clearly on the side of the communists right now." Ashley Allison shot back: "don't call names if you don't want names called back at your party." Yeah, cuz they never call the GOP "fascists." Brad Todd added: "if you look in Washington right now, there is one thing that Democratic and Republican campaign professionals agree on, and everyone agrees on it that I have talked to. That is that Abdul El- Sayed is a much less electable candidate in Michigan than Haley Stevens is, and Democrats can't do anything about it....He's going to win this nomination anyway."

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Mark Cuban: "This is not a normal world. Donald Trump is not a normal candidate. And I think it's not a stretch to call Donald Trump a fascist ... he's talking about the 'enemy within' and going after people using the military. He's talked about mass deportations where they will stop people on the street and check their papers. What does that remind you of?"

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Victoria Derbyshire, "How much of this is about you wanting to be the ambassador to America?" Nigel Farage, "Well it's not going to happen" VD, "How much of this is about that?" NF, "I am not going to be the ambassador even though Trump would love it.. I have actually been in touch with Labour and said if I can be useful given that Trump and his cabinet are my friends, I would do that"

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CNN's Scott Jennings on if el-Sayed wins the Michigan Democrat primary... "Well, look, [Republicans can] never take anything for granted, but obviously he's much further to the left, much farther outside of the political mainstream. I mean, you talk about the world being in chaos -- during the campaign, a leaked audio from his campaign came out -- Abdul el-Sayed -- in which he was worried about commenting on the death of the Ayatollah because he didn't want to offend his supporters. Yeah, the world is in chaos, and this guy can't figure out what side of the ball he's on. And so, I think Republicans look forward to running against this, because there won't be a brighter line than between Abdul el-Sayed and Mike Rogers."
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CNN's Scott Jennings on if el-Sayed wins the Michigan Democrat primary... "Well, look, [Republicans can] never take anything for granted, but obviously he's much further to the left, much farther outside of the political mainstream. I mean, you talk about the world being in chaos -- during the campaign, a leaked audio from his campaign came out -- Abdul el-Sayed -- in which he was worried about commenting on the death of the Ayatollah because he didn't want to offend his supporters. Yeah, the world is in chaos, and this guy can't figure out what side of the ball he's on. And so, I think Republicans look forward to running against this, because there won't be a brighter line than between Abdul el-Sayed and Mike Rogers."

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NEW: "I believe in capitalism, I just believe that capitalism has to be regulated." Manu Raju goes one-on-one with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to discuss party leaders' concerns about his candidacy -- and what makes him different from a democratic socialist. #InsidePolitics
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Curtis Houck

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Americans have had enough of Democrats lying to their faces Abdul El-Sayed said “Abdul is as American as any other name in this country. It's one of the strongest American names that you can have” Jeff Mead “he's just out here lying. Just lying through his teeth. Just lying. This is why I do not like, like the Democratic Party. They look you dead in the face and just lie as if you're too stupid to know any better. Abdul is not one of the strongest American names you can have. Abdul is not an American name. Abdul is one of the strongest Arabic names you can have, not one of the strongest American names. But again, it's just crazy to me that he says this with a straight face. By the way, his name means servant of the most merciful, talking about Allah. His middle name is Muhammad, who is a central prophet in the religion of Islam. When the United States was founded, essentially close to zero amount of people here were Muslims. The vast, vast, vast majority were Christians. America was not founded on Islamic values. It wasn't founded by Muslims. He's trying to get people to believe that his culture, his beliefs, his religion is just as American as everybody else's. No, it's not.” “That's what Democrats do. They will look at you dead in the face and just lie, just lie, just lie” “If you're in Michigan, register to vote, prepare to vote, get ready to vote. Ensure that this man does not become a senator in Michigan” We all learned about the Mayflower in school and the founding of America. Does anybody remember the name Abdul mentioned? No? Because it wasn’t There is no historic figure in American history during the founding named Abdul, I show proof All democrats do is lie
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Americans have had enough of Democrats lying to their faces Abdul El-Sayed said “Abdul is as American as any other name in this country. It's one of the strongest American names that you can have” Jeff Mead “he's just out here lying. Just lying through his teeth. Just lying. This is why I do not like, like the Democratic Party. They look you dead in the face and just lie as if you're too stupid to know any better. Abdul is not one of the strongest American names you can have. Abdul is not an American name. Abdul is one of the strongest Arabic names you can have, not one of the strongest American names. But again, it's just crazy to me that he says this with a straight face. By the way, his name means servant of the most merciful, talking about Allah. His middle name is Muhammad, who is a central prophet in the religion of Islam. When the United States was founded, essentially close to zero amount of people here were Muslims. The vast, vast, vast majority were Christians. America was not founded on Islamic values. It wasn't founded by Muslims. He's trying to get people to believe that his culture, his beliefs, his religion is just as American as everybody else's. No, it's not.” “That's what Democrats do. They will look at you dead in the face and just lie, just lie, just lie” “If you're in Michigan, register to vote, prepare to vote, get ready to vote. Ensure that this man does not become a senator in Michigan” We all learned about the Mayflower in school and the founding of America. Does anybody remember the name Abdul mentioned? No? Because it wasn’t There is no historic figure in American history during the founding named Abdul, I show proof All democrats do is lie

Wall Street Apes

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.The Huddle's Rachael Bade: “I want to go back to the Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act. I know you said you haven't seen it.” President Trump: “When did it come out? Just now.” Bade: “No, it came out this morning. But basically very much narrows the Voting Rights Act.” Trump: “Was it considered a win for who?” Bade: “A win for Republicans.” Trump: “I love it.” Bade: “But my question —” Trump: “[T]his is a very good we can end this news conference right now. I want to read it. Wow.” Bade: “My question, Mr. President, is that some Republican governors have not responded in terms of what they're going to do. I guess early voting, for example, in Louisiana, starts —” Trump: “Republican governors, what? Bade: “Republican governors.” Trump: “What about it?” Bade: “Early voting begins Saturday there, for instance. Should they redraw the map in the next couple weeks?” Trump: “I would. I mean, it depends. I mean, some states don't need to redraw and some do. I mean, I know what the concept of the rule. I just haven't seen the result. Yeah. I would say generally I would think that they would want to do it some — some are greatly helped and some — you know, it didn't make much difference. Yeah. I would say they would do that. They have time to do it.”
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.The Huddle's Rachael Bade: “I want to go back to the Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act. I know you said you haven't seen it.” President Trump: “When did it come out? Just now.” Bade: “No, it came out this morning. But basically very much narrows the Voting Rights Act.” Trump: “Was it considered a win for who?” Bade: “A win for Republicans.” Trump: “I love it.” Bade: “But my question —” Trump: “[T]his is a very good we can end this news conference right now. I want to read it. Wow.” Bade: “My question, Mr. President, is that some Republican governors have not responded in terms of what they're going to do. I guess early voting, for example, in Louisiana, starts —” Trump: “Republican governors, what? Bade: “Republican governors.” Trump: “What about it?” Bade: “Early voting begins Saturday there, for instance. Should they redraw the map in the next couple weeks?” Trump: “I would. I mean, it depends. I mean, some states don't need to redraw and some do. I mean, I know what the concept of the rule. I just haven't seen the result. Yeah. I would say generally I would think that they would want to do it some — some are greatly helped and some — you know, it didn't make much difference. Yeah. I would say they would do that. They have time to do it.”

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Elon Musk is a unique individual. Think about the achievements he's made and all of the different industries he's involved in that express the technical might of America. Trump wants to be close to that. The whole administration was part of that story, and frankly, so do the Chinese. I keep saying this about Trump, and I say this about Elon Musk, ignore the noise. Focus on the signal. It's not easy to do in the world we live in. I'm an investor. I don't care about noise. I don't care about the, the tiff these two are having right now. It's irrelevant. I focus on the signal. Do I stay long Tesla? Yes.
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Elon Musk is a unique individual. Think about the achievements he's made and all of the different industries he's involved in that express the technical might of America. Trump wants to be close to that. The whole administration was part of that story, and frankly, so do the Chinese. I keep saying this about Trump, and I say this about Elon Musk, ignore the noise. Focus on the signal. It's not easy to do in the world we live in. I'm an investor. I don't care about noise. I don't care about the, the tiff these two are having right now. It's irrelevant. I focus on the signal. Do I stay long Tesla? Yes.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

78,144 views • 1 year ago

CNN: You just called the president unwell again. What do you mean by that? Dean: Well, he's aging, aren't we all? I think we can very much notice that he's a different man than he was in his first term. He's slower, he's a little more lethargic. But much more important to me is what he is saying before the world. That meeting with the generals… pulling them out from the theaters to stand before them rambling about how he walks on stairs, what wars he solved, that he doesn't like the design of battleships? Just bizarre comments that meandered. And apparently some of the generals were trying to take notes, and they just abandoned their notes because it was incoherent. I want this president to succeed. But it is clear to me that he is unwell. And I think the people around him have to recognize that and go to him and admit it to him.
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CNN: You just called the president unwell again. What do you mean by that? Dean: Well, he's aging, aren't we all? I think we can very much notice that he's a different man than he was in his first term. He's slower, he's a little more lethargic. But much more important to me is what he is saying before the world. That meeting with the generals… pulling them out from the theaters to stand before them rambling about how he walks on stairs, what wars he solved, that he doesn't like the design of battleships? Just bizarre comments that meandered. And apparently some of the generals were trying to take notes, and they just abandoned their notes because it was incoherent. I want this president to succeed. But it is clear to me that he is unwell. And I think the people around him have to recognize that and go to him and admit it to him.

Acyn

1,325,570 views • 10 months ago

Governor Doug Burgum: The first time a Democrat candidate called the Republican a fascist was in 1948. So this is about as tired a playbook as they have. If you look at history, Fascism is about packing the courts, it's about taking away people's guns, it's about censorship... it's what the Democrats are trying to do to President Trump — and that's why President Trump is going to win this election next Tuesday.
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Governor Doug Burgum: The first time a Democrat candidate called the Republican a fascist was in 1948. So this is about as tired a playbook as they have. If you look at history, Fascism is about packing the courts, it's about taking away people's guns, it's about censorship... it's what the Democrats are trying to do to President Trump — and that's why President Trump is going to win this election next Tuesday.

Trump War Room

72,445 views • 1 year ago

Sen. Chris Murphy: "Mike Rogers is going to represent only one person in the Senate -- Donald Trump. The entire Republican Party has become a cult of personality in which they have no ability to think independently. They do only what Donald Trump asks them to do and tells them to do."
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Sen. Chris Murphy: "Mike Rogers is going to represent only one person in the Senate -- Donald Trump. The entire Republican Party has become a cult of personality in which they have no ability to think independently. They do only what Donald Trump asks them to do and tells them to do."

Aaron Rupar

100,923 views • 21 hours ago