Aug 5, 2026 · 43 min · 14 segments
Josh opens the show by breaking down the results of Michigan's Democratic primary and what they could mean for the future of the Democratic Party. He also examines the chances of progressive candidate…
We actually did not have results when we went to sleep last evening prior to the polls fully closing and prior to everyone hitting the hay.
We did not actually know who the winner of this primary was going to be between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens.
But we now know, as of this morning, I believe Decision Desk was the first to call, then all the larger networks started to fall into line, that Abdul El-Sayed, who is a doctor, as he never ceases to remind us, and is also a Muslim and someone who has a lot of the beliefs that you would typically ascribe to a Muslim from the state of Michigan.
So the final tally in Michigan, 48.5% for Abdul El-Sayed, at least as of now, with 99%, et cetera, counting, and 47.5% to Haley Stevens.
Because she dropped out over the past month, month and a half or so, as her path to victory narrowed.
She was trying to do this very weird, solemn mox, putting the baby between the hard, hard left and the only vaguely center left.
So it's actually possible, frankly, that this absolute moron, Mallory McMorrow, this state elected official in Michigan... just totally gave this election to the radical Muslim socialists.
It's definitely not an encouraging thing that a lot of folks, 4% of whom will vote for a candidate who hasn't been campaigning, whose campaign was suspended for a month, month and a half, but such is the nature of our politics.
Now, what does Abdul El-Sayed stand for? Well, the very first thing that comes to mind as to what Abdul El-Sayed stands for is that he is running as the Dearborn candidate.
So we spent a lot of time on the show recently talking about Dearborn and talking about the Islamization of America.
This new documentary out from Nate Freeman, one of the rights best documentary journalists, is really quite eye opening.
And I say all that because, as we discussed earlier this week with Will Chamberlain on the show, after the U.S. took out Ali Khamenei on the first day of Operation Epic Fury, Abdul El-Sayed repeatedly and deliberately, intentionally refused to celebrate the taking out of this arch arch terrorist.
You're saying that Dearborn and the various other little Hezbollah, little Beiruts all around the state of Michigan are just subversive fifth column cells happening there in the U.S. interior.
He has all of the beliefs that you'd expect about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a conflict that gets blown way out of proportion on the left these days when it comes to all these primaries.
We actually did not have results when we went to sleep last evening prior to the polls fully closing and prior to everyone hitting the hay.
We did not actually know who the winner of this primary was going to be between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens.
But we now know, as of this morning, I believe Decision Desk was the first to call, then all the larger networks started to fall into line, that Abdul El-Sayed, who is a doctor, as he never ceases to remind us, and is also a Muslim and someone who has a lot of the beliefs that you would typically ascribe to a Muslim from the state of Michigan.
So the final tally in Michigan, 48.5% for Abdul El-Sayed, at least as of now, with 99%, et cetera, counting, and 47.5% to Haley Stevens.
Because she dropped out over the past month, month and a half or so, as her path to victory narrowed.
She was trying to do this very weird, solemn mox, putting the baby between the hard, hard left and the only vaguely center left.
So it's actually possible, frankly, that this absolute moron, Mallory McMorrow, this state elected official in Michigan... just totally gave this election to the radical Muslim socialists.
It's definitely not an encouraging thing that a lot of folks, 4% of whom will vote for a candidate who hasn't been campaigning, whose campaign was suspended for a month, month and a half, but such is the nature of our politics.
Now, what does Abdul El-Sayed stand for? Well, the very first thing that comes to mind as to what Abdul El-Sayed stands for is that he is running as the Dearborn candidate.
So we spent a lot of time on the show recently talking about Dearborn and talking about the Islamization of America.
This new documentary out from Nate Freeman, one of the rights best documentary journalists, is really quite eye opening.
And I say all that because, as we discussed earlier this week with Will Chamberlain on the show, after the U.S. took out Ali Khamenei on the first day of Operation Epic Fury, Abdul El-Sayed repeatedly and deliberately, intentionally refused to celebrate the taking out of this arch arch terrorist.
You're saying that Dearborn and the various other little Hezbollah, little Beiruts all around the state of Michigan are just subversive fifth column cells happening there in the U.S. interior.
He has all of the beliefs that you'd expect about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a conflict that gets blown way out of proportion on the left these days when it comes to all these primaries.
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