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Abdul El-Sayed

Abdul El-Sayed

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Nov 1, 2026

Tamara KeithGUEST
22:36
And sort of the other side of that coin then is also looking at the Senate race in Michigan.
Tamara KeithGUEST
22:42
where you have Abdul El-Sayed, who is a progressive candidate versus Mike Rogers, another Trump endorsed candidate, has run in that Senate race before and lost, sort of a traditional kind of Republican.
Tamara KeithGUEST
22:59
And so those two races are kind of a test of, in theory, what kind of Democratic Party candidate works.
Tamara KeithGUEST
23:08
And those two races might send a lot of signals about what Democrats may want to do heading into the 2028 presidential election.
Georgia HoweHOST
5:56
Now, if we're going to distill down just a few races to keep our eye on on Tuesday, which are the ones that you think are going to become the most important? Obviously, there's a few we've been talking about a lot, maybe some dark horses as well.
Tim RiceGUEST
6:07
Yeah, I mean, if we start by just kind of bracketing off Michigan and Texas, the Tallarico-Paxton and Mike Rogers-Abdul El-Sayed races, which are obviously the ones that have taken up the most oxygen and I think the most money officially.
Tim RiceGUEST
6:22
If not, then it certainly feels that way.
Tim RiceGUEST
6:24
I think, I mean...
MikeHOST
75:02
because he's one of them.
MikeHOST
75:03
Well, they make these sweeping statements, you know, that Abdul Al-Sayed was somehow connected to terrorists who were connected to 9-11, even though he would have been about six years old.
MikeHOST
75:17
They're playing off his name and his brown skin, and they're trying to create lies to see what sticks.
MikeHOST
75:23
This is what they always do after the fact.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:46
Because of the situation of the country, how everything is, I think my vote matters.
Chuck SevertsonHOST
0:52
President Trump from Florida in tele-rallies mentioning Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:58
If you're Jewish or if you're black, If you vote for Abdul, you're crazy.
Chuck SevertsonHOST
1:03
Al Sayed in Pontiac, Michigan.
Chuck SevertsonHOST
0:39
The economy and the Iran War are top issues.
Chuck SevertsonHOST
0:42
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed in Pontiac Saturday.
Abdul Al-SayedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:46
Shouldn't be this hard in the richest, most powerful country in the world to see a doctor.
Abdul Al-SayedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:50
Shouldn't be this hard to afford to take a gas.
Chuck SevertsonHOST
1:16
ABC's Lionel Moise.
Chuck SevertsonHOST
1:18
President Trump from Florida appearing in a handful of remote tele-rallies Saturday, mentioning Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed, a Muslim.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:27
If you're Jewish or if you're black, if you vote for
Abdul Al-SayedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:31
Abdul, you're crazy.
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:03
We understand that we may very well be the state that That sends the 51st Democrat to the Senate.
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:10
And we will send Abdul El-Sayed to be our next United States senator.
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:14
I have been working my ass off, as I know people have all across the state at canvas kickoffs, at rallies, at phone banks.
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:21
And I am not hearing.
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:44
They're trying to take our entire democracy down.
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:47
And in Michigan, we will not let them.
speaker_3HOST
4:49
Do you think Tucker Carlson should be a voice that Abdul El-Sayed embraces in an ad that way?
Mallory McMorrowGUEST
4:56
I think Abdul is doing everything he can to talk directly to Michiganders, and that's what we are all going to do for the next four days.
Laura ChungGUEST
39:44
He has a Scorpio Selim in the 12th house.
Laura ChungGUEST
39:48
And then Abdul El-Sayed is a Sun, Mercury and Scorpio person.
Laura ChungGUEST
39:52
It's not a Kazemi, but this would be like his...
Laura ChungGUEST
39:56
I think his birthday is on October 31st, his solar return.
Rob MartyrCORRESPONDENT
1:52
I'm Rob Martyr.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
1:54
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is asking his former Democratic primary opponent to skip a campaign rally that she was supposed to attend on Sunday.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
2:03
That's according to multiple reports.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
2:06
Congresswoman Haley Stevens has been critical of a campaign ad that blames high prices in Michigan on Israel and the war in Gaza, claiming it's anti-Semitic.
Matt GuarinoHOST
29:42
So we will be saved.
Matt FordHOST
29:44
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan has a 78% chance of winning.
Matt FordHOST
29:50
He's a weak candidate, Matt.
Matt FordHOST
29:52
Okay.

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