El-Sayed’s Detroit Rally: Democrats Sell Out Michigan to the Far Left

Abdul El-Sayed just headlined a Democratic “unity” rally in Detroit after winning the Michigan Senate primary. But make no mistake—this man is bad for America.
He’s a far-left progressive who has never held elected office, yet he’s now the Democratic nominee in one of the most important Senate races in the country. El-Sayed supports Medicare for All, massive wealth taxes, government-run childcare and education, and a guaranteed income whether you work or not. He has repeatedly attacked U.S. support for Israel and aligned himself with the party’s most radical voices.
In this episode of The Ryan Samuels Show, we lay out exactly why El-Sayed’s agenda would hurt working families, weaken America’s standing in the world, and push the country further toward socialism. Michigan Democrats are celebrating tonight. The rest of the country should be paying attention

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SPEAKER_07 3:02

Hello, Patriots, and welcome. Welcome to the Ryan Samuel show. Tonight in Detroit, Michigan, Democrats put on a carefully staged unity rally. They filled a high school gymnasium, brought in Pete Butujak, lined up their statewide ticket, and placed Progressive Senate nominee Abdul El Saeed front and center. The cameras rolled, the applause was loud, and the message they wanted America to hear was simple. The primary is over, the wounds are healed, and the party is ready to move forward together. Do not believe a word of it. What happened in Michigan this week was not unity, it was a surrender. Abdul El Saeed, a man who has never held elective office, just defeated the more moderate established choice in one of the most consequential Democratic primaries in the country. He did it by running hard to the left. Medicare for all, aggressive wealth taxes, government-run childcare and education, a guaranteed income, whether you work or not, and repeated attacks on America's support for Israel. The Democrat Party did not simply nominate another progressive. They normalized a clear representative of the faction that wants to fundamentally rewrite the American social contract. And this is a bigger than one race in one state. We are living through a moment when our country is being reshaped by forces that refuse to assimilate. They do not come seeking to join the American experiment on the terms that made it the most successful nation in human history. They come seeking to change those terms. They treat American culture as optional, American history as a list of grievances, American borders as inconvenience, and American values as something to be negotiated away. They demand that the host nation adapt to them rather than the other way around. When the demand is met with resistance, they call it bigotry. When it is met with agreement, they call it progress. El Saeed is part of that larger pattern. His primary victory is another data point showing how far the Democratic Party has drifted from the working Americans who once formed its backbone. The party that once claimed to speak for the factory worker, the union member, and the middle class family now elevates candidates whose agenda expands government power, weakens national identity, and treats traditional American strength as something to be managed or apologized for. They talk about unity while advancing policies that divide the country by race, class, and identity. They talk about democracy while pushing an economic model that concentrates more and more control in the hands of the state. This is not an abstract theory. You see the results every day. You see it in cities where public safety has collapsed under progressive governance. You see it in schools that teach American children to view their own country with suspicion. You see it in foreign policy that often seems more concerned with managing American power than defunding American interest. You see it in the steady erosion of the expectation that newcomers will learn the language, respect the laws, and adopt the cultural norms that hold a free society together. That expectation used to be common sense. Today it is treated as controversial. The founding generation understood something we are being told to forget. A nation is not just a landmass or an economy. It is a people bound by shared principle, a common language of liberty, and a willingness to defend both. When those bonds weaken, the nation weakens. When political movements treat those bonds as obstacles rather than strengths, the country begins to lose its character. Candidates like L CE do not hide their desire to accelerate their process, this process. They campaign on it. Michigan Democrats celebrated tonight as if they had achieved something noble. In reality, they confirmed a direction that should alarm every American who still believes this country is worth preserving as what it is designed. A constitutional republic with secure borders, limited government, and a culture that expects people to become Americans rather than damn rather than demand that Americans become something else. This race is not just about a Senate seat. It is about whether the left will continue rewarding politicians who see traditional American values as the problem instead of the solution. It is about whether working American families keep footing the bill for experiments that expand government while streaking opportunity. It is about whether national security and cultural cohesion will continue to be treated as secondary concerns. Tonight we are going to examine exactly who Abdul El Saeed is, what he has said, what he has proposed, and why his agenda represents a direct challenge to the American, most of us will still recognize. The direction of the Democratic Party and the future of this country is being decided in races just like this one. Don't forget, you can call into the show 561-786-2916. Hit that like, share, and subscribe button. Hit that like now, drop a comment down below. Don't forget, if you're listening on the podcast and you like the show, leave a review. Don't go anywhere, we'll be right back. This is from the United States of America. This is not in Pakistan. This is not in Iran. This is not in Iraq. This is not anywhere in Europe or France where the invasion of Islamic fundamentalists is occurring in real time. This is here in the United States of America. This is here in Michigan. This does not look like America. And this is the hypocrisy of the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party will stand on street corners and scream at the top of their lungs that every last ice agent needs to be unmasked. They shouldn't be hiding their face. If they're hiding their face, what what are they actually hiding? Hiding their face is a sign of guilt. Hiding their face is a major problem. But when you have a Muslim parade supporting their Democratic candidate in Michigan, and they're all hiding their face. Oh, well, no, that's that's not a problem at all. Yeah, let them all hide their face. We don't care. There's nothing wrong against that. That is the hypocrisy of the left. Do as I say, not as I do. Do as you are instructed. Do what you are told. The party that is a lockstep with authority. Here is Al Saeed giving a speech. Let's hear what he has to say.

SPEAKER_15 13:23

Russ, I really appreciate the question. You're right. That's the only play they got. They're gonna point at me, they're gonna point at my name. It's like, well, he's different. That's the best you got. You can't actually talk about what you want to do. My name is not raising your gas prices. My name is not taking us to war. My name is not the reason you can't afford your groceries. You know what it is? They're BS policies. So he can point to my name all he wants. But I also tell you this: I've been an Abdul in Michigan my whole life. This is like the best place in the world to be Abdul. You know why? Because Michiganders are they're big-hearted, they're open-minded, they're earnest, and they're gritty.

SPEAKER_07 14:01

And just look at all these idiots around him. Look at this white lady looking at him like, oh my God, what a powerful brown person you are. An oppressed brown person. You deserve points, you get privilege points in my book. Look at her looking at him like he's a piece of meat. Look at look at this, look at look at this lady here. They're BS policies.

SPEAKER_15 14:23

So he can point to my name all he wants. But I also tell you this: I've been an Abdul in Michigan my whole life. This is like the best place in the world to be Abdul. You know why? Because Michiganders are they're big-hearted, they're open-minded, they're earnest, and they're gritty. And Michiganders are sick and tired of BS politics coming in to divide us when there's so much more we can unite to actually guarantee if we're willing to come together around it. So if all Mike Rogers got is that his name is Abdul and my name is Mike, you're gonna be surprised how many people are being like, Yeah, but that's the Abdul who wants to bring down the price of my groceries and gas and stop us sending money abroad and make sure that I got health care. So, yeah, I like that Abdul over your mic.

SPEAKER_07 15:09

Make sure I got health care.

SPEAKER_15 15:11

From Florida.

unknown 15:12

That's right.

SPEAKER_07 15:14

So please explain to me how making sure that everybody has health care is gonna bring the cost of anything down. Where's that money gonna come from? Healthcare is the most expensive service in the world. The human body, human health, medicine, most expensive thing in the world. How are you going to get the money for everybody to have health care other than taxing everybody more and increasing the cost of everything? If you tax a grocery store and say, Yeah, we need to increase the taxes, we got to give everybody health care, it's only gonna go up like 4%. You understand that. They say, Yeah, we we get it, no problem. And then they turn around to their manager and they go, Hey, listen, I need an inventory of everything, I need you to raise it by 6%. Thanks. They're gonna pass it on to the consumer. Of course they will. Why wouldn't they pass it on to the consumer? They're not gonna pay the tax. They're not gonna let a tax interfere with their profit. Taxes go up, sales go up. I mean, taxes go up, sales go down, prices go up, profits go up, because if the tax increases 4%, they're gonna say, man, this is a really good opportunity to actually for us to actually increase our sales by 3%. So tax is 4%. We're gonna raise it, we're gonna raise all the prices by 7%, and that'll cover the cost. Plus, it'll give us a little bit of buffer room in case they try to come in later with some BS. This is a trend what we're seeing with the Democratic Party. With the Democratic Party, we are seeing the radical side of the party eat the normal people of the party. They're eating out these the rat the far-left radical loonies like the Mam Dani's, the El Said. I know you just listened to that speech and you're like, ah, that wasn't that bad. He sounds like a normal person. We're gonna get into some deeper stuff in a minute. Because he's just as bad as Mam Dani. He's a big government socialist propagandist who wants the government to run everything. He thinks that government's gonna solve all of the world's problems. I forgot to turn the phone on. Hold on one second. Great job, Ryan.

SPEAKER_20 17:57

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SPEAKER_07 18:09

Sorry about that. But here is here is CNN. I think they're talking about Fetterman here. Let's listen to this.

SPEAKER_02 18:20

Hold that, see. So you think he could lose to Mike Rogers? Oh, 100%.

SPEAKER_07 18:25

That's possible. It's Fetterman. I gave Fetterman a lot of crap when he was running. Turns out the guy's basically a Republican. That's what these normal Democrats are realizing is that they align more with the Republican Party than they do with the Democrat Party nowadays. A normal Democrat, Bill Clinton, Democrat, uh, all of these people align more with the Republican Party than they do their own political party. They're just stuck. And they live in these districts where the radical ideology has swept in and there's nothing that they can do to stop it. And if they speak out against it, they go against it, they're going to lose their jobs.

SPEAKER_02 19:11

So you think he could lose to Mike Rogers?

SPEAKER_22 19:14

Oh, 100% that's possible. Uh uh with without a doubt. I mean, the polling seems to indicate that that it is in danger.

SPEAKER_02 19:22

So, how should members of your party, the Democratic Party, come together to defeat the Republican candidate?

SPEAKER_22 19:28

Yeah, well, I can't come together with someone if you are willing to embrace people that that loves Hamas or that thinks America deserved 9-11. I think that I think that's reasonable. And I think that I think that's the reasonable view. Being to be able to kind of be like, well, maybe and try to ignore those things. That's not a big tense situation. There are things that are unacceptable to have these views as a Democrat, I think. Hold that.

SPEAKER_07 19:56

As an American, supporting Hamas is unacceptable. As an American, supporting Hamas, supporting socialism is unacceptable. It is not part of America's values. It is not part of the American dream. It's not part of the American way. So this is now we're gonna get into a little bit more of this guy's speeches and the words that he said, and you're gonna see just how a little a little radical he is. They got approved to build a new mosque in North Texas. I saw that the comment here from it scrolled away. Yeah, I saw that they got approved to build a new mosque. That's not really what concerns me, right? I'm not super concerned with the building of mosques. They are all over the place. People have a right to practice their religion. That doesn't really concern me. What concerns me is you fled your country to come to the United States of America. You get to the United States of America and you go, this is nothing like my country. I want to make this like my home country. There was a time where you had to assimilate. You had to learn to speak English. You had to learn the Constitution. You had to learn what applied. You had to learn how to file for taxes. You you had to learn how to live as an American, how to work as an American, how to tolerate other people's views. It's just it's Not like that anymore.

SPEAKER_15 22:05

The allies are launching is already more bitter. All you gotta do is look at the ads you're already watching on TV. Started today. You know, they think that you want to use my whole name against me. Mike, listen, man, if you can't say the name, it's Abdurrahman, keep the name out your damn mouth. I'd be happy to give you lessons. But they understand that the only way that they think they can win is to drag us into the mud, to believe the worst about each other. Allies.

SPEAKER_07 24:18

If you can't say my name, here is AOC posting on Twitter, congratulating. I love the fact that she's the number the best choice that that that they have to put in as the next president of the United States. AOC says, congratulations at Abdul al-A-Shaeed on securing the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. Now we get to work. 90 days till election day starts now. We've got a world to win. Sign up and give today. 32,000 likes, 769,000 views, 2,700 retweets, and 2,500 comments. Very concerning. The amount of people who actually look and support the radical side of the Democratic Party is astounding to me. But they're out there and they're real. And they want to destroy this country because they hate it. They hate everything about this country and they want to destroy it from within. That's the only way you can destroy the United States of America. Our military is way too powerful. Our military is way too powerful. You're not going to overthrow the government. You're not going to be able to pass laws that go against the Constitution for the most part. It's very challenging. This isn't like another country where there isn't a constitution and it's just purely populist, and they pass laws until you're an absolute tyranny. There's a lot that you can't do. So you can take over a town, but it doesn't mean you can enact Sharia law, even if 100% of the people in the town agree that Sharia law should be the thing. It would still be a very hard thing to do. So the only way to destroy it is to infiltrate it from within. It's to gradually and slowly fight against it. And step one is to win the hearts and minds of the youth. This is communism 101, socialism 101. And take over the school systems, what the Democrats did back in the 70s with the Department of Education, which was supposed to be temporary, by the way, just like your income tax. And then they slowly indoctrinated all of these children over the past 50 years, who are now full-grown adults, who have children and even grandchildren, and have through generations put this propaganda down, not even realizing what they're doing, just believing exactly what they were told in school. Here's Donald Trump's response. Great news for the Republican Party. El Saeed, a communist loser who hates Jews in Israel, is project is the projected winner in his race with the socialists as usual. The polls were way off on this one. She was not expected to do nearly as well as she did. Now the Democrats' crazy policies will only get worse.

SPEAKER_04 28:03

Let's watch this clip. Abdul Rahman Mohammed El Sayed, the most radical Senate candidate in America. El Sayed pledged support for the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, a designated foreign terrorist group. He wants to hike taxes on Michigan waitresses, delivery drivers, and seniors on Social Security. He joined a sex offender and a murderer to demand the mass release of dangerous prisoners. And when his ally claimed America deserved 9-11, America deserved 9-11, dude. El Sayed refused to disavow it. I'm not here to disavow people's views. Abdul El Sayyed, too radical, too dangerous, wrong for Michigan.

SPEAKER_15 28:34

The allies are launching is already more bitter. All you gotta do is look at the odds you're already watching on TV. Started today.

SPEAKER_07 29:04

And it's like this guy says something. Like that's not even like good. Like, oh, if you can't say my name, keep it out of your mouth. Like, that's what you say on the playground as a five-year-old. My name is William. If you can't even say my name, keep it out your damn mouth. And then all the little 10-year-olds go, oh my God, you just got owned. Oh. Like that's what you just saw here. A bunch of empty-headed sheep. Just look at the people behind them. First of all, none of them are normal looking. Not a single one of them looks like a normal, competent person. You got this lady who's creaming her pants looking at this guy because she will score brownie points in the Democratic Party if she dates a minority.

SPEAKER_15 30:01

Started today. You know, they think that you want to use my whole name against me. Mike, listen, man, if you can't say the name, it's Abdurrahman, keep the name out your damn mouth. I'll be happy to give you lessons. But they understand that the only way that they think they can win is to drag us into the mud, to believe the worst about each other.

SPEAKER_19 30:26

If you woke up this morning, that's it.

SPEAKER_07 30:32

Here's another clip. I think that this is Mike Rogers. This is the person that he is running against in Michigan. Now, Mike Rogers has a real chance of losing. That's kind of the name of the game. This is what the Democratic Party is doing. The radicals of the Democratic Party is doing. They're taking extreme candidates, they're forcing them in the primary in these solid Democrat districts where they're going to win no matter what, right? It doesn't matter who the candidate is. That's how solid the district is. You could literally put in the most extreme individual if their name, if they have a blue D next to their name on the ballot, the entire district is going to vote them in. It doesn't matter who they're who they are because they're in vote blue no matter who districts. You could do the same thing in vote red districts. Like in my district, in Florida, nobody's voting for a Democrat, right? So it doesn't matter who the Republican is. The Republican could be a Democrat. And as long as it says Republican next to his name, they're going to get voted in office. So this is what the Democrats are doing. They want to get this radical agenda in. They want to get these radical people in in positions of power. So they're forcing the primaries to go to these radical people in guaranteed districts. So this is a real possibility that Mike Rogers is going to lose this, and you're going to have another Islamic radical fundamentalist, socialist, communist who hates America, who supports Hamas, who hates Israel, who does not oppose what happened to America on 9-11, who somewhat feels it was deserved because of America's quote behavior. This is who you're going to have as a democratically elected senator. So the Republican Party has made great strides. There's a caveat to that. Here is the rub. The rub is this there's a massive split in the Republican Party. You have the biggest names in radio, in talk show hosts, in podcasting, completely turned against the president of the United States because of the war with Iran and support of Israel and continued support of Ukraine and whatever laundry list of things that will give them more clicks and create more division. You have this split in the Republican Party. You had Donald Trump, primary Republicans who were not along the lines with his agenda, like Thomas Massey. Thomas Massey had huge support from the Libertarian Party. The Libertarian Party was crucial and fundamental in getting Donald Trump re-elected because they all endorsed him. So now the Libertarian Party is out of the game for the most part. They're like, yeah, we're not voting for this guy after what he did to Massey. And you have the Democrat Party. There's a split, but it's not a public split. It's not on the radio. You have a party that has been forced to be tolerant, and that your success in the party was based on how much tolerance you could give other people. And if you showed any sign of intolerance to anything, even if you made a gay joke, you're out of the party, you're done, you're ostracized, you're canceled, you're fired, we're going to take everything you have, know, and love. Right? So now when you have radical fundamentalists come in, even sane, logical people in the Democratic Party who are based their success is based on their tolerance and their acceptance of other cultures and norms can't speak out against it, even if it is crazy. Because then they will lose their status. This has been happening for years and years and years. And we're at a we're at an exploding point. We're in a powder keg with what's going to pop off. We're seeing much more division in the United States. You have sane, normal, hardworking Americans, Democrats, Republicans, independents fleeing New York for Florida, aligning with conservative principles, fleeing California for Florida and Texas or North Carolina, aligning with conservative principles. We are now heading to a time where the United States politics is going to be separated by states. We're going to have Republicans in this state, Democrats in this state, and they're going to own the whole state. They're going to be part of the whole state. It's going to be collective political thought in their own state. We're not going to be mixed together anymore, and we're going to see segregations by state. States have powers. States can interfere with each other. And it could potentially explode into civil war. I'm not talking about tomorrow. But maybe a hundred years from now, if we keep going down this road.

SPEAKER_19 36:34

We're going to do a lot of work between now and November to help get that thing at least back in some semblance of order. First of all, think about it. He just came out a few minutes ago and said that he won the race, so he's declaring victory. This is really about the heart and soul of our country. I have never seen someone so radical, so extreme, get nominated by a political party, and the DSA candidates in the state in two different congressional races look like they're pulling it off as well. The Democrat Party is lost to this hardcore socialist attitude. And I listen, I fought terrorism my whole life. I was an FBI special agent, U.S. Army officer, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. I find it shocking that I'm going to go up against a guy who believes America deserved 9-11. That's why this race is so important, Lawrence.

SPEAKER_17 37:25

Yeah, he was with Hassan Piker, who had that viewpoint. You know, he may have that viewpoint, but he's very slick. And I there's a lot of people that find his messes inspirational, even though it's anti-American.

SPEAKER_07 37:43

Being anti-American is the cool, is the new cool rebel thing to do. It is the new cool rebel thing to do as the youth are now. No more I'm just gonna dye my hair, or I'm gonna be a punk rocker, or I'm gonna be a biker, or I'm gonna be just different. Whatever. None of that. The new rebel is I hate America. The new rebel is I hate America. Here is a songpiker. This guy is a I guess a YouTuber. I mean, or just he's a content creator, kind of like me. But let's here this is this was all over the place a few years ago I think of like last year or something. He's just kind of a clown. Right?

SPEAKER_09 38:51

Let's just listen to the clip. Literally doesn't matter. He can prep with whoever he wants. He can prep with Benny Morris if he wants. There is no there is no way you support terrorism question mark. No, I don't. I don't support the state of Israel. And I don't support the state of the United States of America. Literally doesn't matter. He can prep with whoever Right? That doesn't sound so bad.

SPEAKER_07 39:15

He's just casually calling Israel a terrorist organization. That doesn't sound bad, does it? That doesn't sound it doesn't sound awful to me. I think it's I think it's misguided, but here, let's just listen to this. This is a guy campaigning with and for El Said.

SPEAKER_09 39:50

Remember nine eleven Shut up, go back to Auschwitz, remember nine eleven Somebody commented, remember nine to nine nine eleven, said Shalom.

SPEAKER_07 40:05

And this guy tells him to go back to Auschwitz. Now, back in the day, if you were running for office and you were ever associated with somebody who made a controversial statement or who said some horrible things, you would just disavow them. As a politician, you'd be like, hey, listen, I yep, I totally disagree with what Hassan said. Yes, we we were acquaintances, we were acquaintances at one point. Now that I fully understand his views, I do not speak to him. I want nothing to do with him. His views are not my views. I apologize on behalf of my campaign, and I apologize on behalf of the United States of America. What Hassan did is horrific, horrible, and terrible and needs to be denounced. And I am never going to speak to him again. That's how a politician back in the day would do that, right? But now the popular thing to do is to jump on the bandwagon, is to jump on the I hate America train. Here's Hassan Piker saying that America deserved 9-11. We deserved it. Yeah, we had a coming. Absolutely had it coming.

SPEAKER_08 41:40

This guy has the understanding of foreign policy of like a 12-year-old. What the f what the f is wrong with this dude? Didn't he go to war and like literally lose his eye because some Mujahideen, a brave fing soldier, fed his eye hole with their dick? Isn't that how he lost his fing dumb ass eye? Because he got his finging eye hole f America deserved 9-11, dude. I'm saying it.

SPEAKER_07 42:07

You can say whatever you want to say in the United States of America. But we we should be holding each other accountable for what we say. Here is Zorum Mom Dani congratulating his fellow Islamic fundamentalist politician. Just look at the evil in this guy's eyes. Look at this. Look at what he's speaking about. Cracking down on illegal e-bike retailer. What's an illegal e-bike? Electric bicycles are illegal now? You're taxing them and regulating them. Oh, we need to make sure if somebody sells an e-bike that we get our cut. So listen to this.

SPEAKER_21 43:08

First, I'd just like to congratulate Dr. Abdul al-Sayed on his victory. He ran a campaign where it was best described by his words of money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for all. And if those simple commitments and beliefs are what drives Representative Johnson to these kinds of conclusions, I think it shows you how deeply out of touch the Republican Party is with the concerns of working class Americans. Because what we have seen is despite him facing more than $60 million in outside spending, he was able to prevail with a focus on a cost of living crisis and the way in which healthcare is exceedingly out of reach for those who have helped to make this country what it is.

SPEAKER_07 43:53

He calls my his opponent, Mike Rogers, out of touch. He's out of touch with the voters. Me and Al Saeed, we are in touch with the voters. We are so in touch with the voters. All the voters love me. Well, if you think if Mom Dani thinks that he's that Mike Rogers is out of touch with the voters, or Republicans are out of touch with the voters, explain why when Mam Dani goes to speak, he gets completely booed off stage. New York City does not like Mom Donnie. Mom Donnie won because your voter in New York is going to vote blue no matter who. Same thing in Michigan. Here, listen to this, and you're going to get, you're going to get a good idea of what I mean when I say people are going to vote blue no matter who, or they're going to vote for a candidate they don't know or fully understand for some off the cuff reason. Listen to this. Here's a voter just walking around, CNN asked him who is who he's going to vote for and why. Listen.

SPEAKER_00 45:29

Abdul.

SPEAKER_12 45:30

And why is that?

SPEAKER_00 45:31

Because he doesn't take money from APAC. I'm not voting for anybody who takes money from APAC. And why? That because the money should be spent here, not over there.

SPEAKER_03 45:41

Overall change in people who had an independent view and thought process of what's right for the voters, not what's right for corporate PACs or what's right for any affiliations that support them. Abdul.

SPEAKER_07 45:57

And why these people are just repeating what is in Abdul's campaign ads. And believing it. Don't ever believe a campaign ad. They're all BS, including Republicans. None of them are true. They're not supposed to be true. I think there's the clip we just watched. Doesn't have the road account in it. You may be right. Yeah, that's the one we just watched. Here is. Here's a clip. Now this is again, Michigan is under freaking duress right now. Here is this is in the middle of Dearborn, Michigan. An entire crowd of Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iranian regime supporters chanted Death to America. This is not in Iran. This is not in Iraq. This is in Dearborn, Michigan, and these are the people who overwhelmingly voted for Saeed.

SPEAKER_14 47:12

We've been asked in the past why are our protests on the International Day of Kutz, why are they so anti-America? Why don't we just focus more on Israel and not talk so much about America? Gazza has shown the entire world why these protests are so anti-America. Because it's the United States government that provides the funds for all of the atrocities that we just heard about. And this is why Imam Khomeini, who declared the International Day of Quotz, this is why he would say to pour all of all of your chants and all of your shouts upon the head of America.

SPEAKER_07 48:00

They're chanting Death to America. Then why the hell are you here? That's the scariest part of this. If you moved your entire life to Dearborn, Michigan because you hate America and you pray to your God that God will bring death to America, then you are you here for a purpose that is pure? Or are you here to destroy America? Is that actually why you're here? Is this a long-term plan to get into America, to take over its voting system, to elect your people who work on behalf of Islamic radicals? If you move to America and scream death to America, get out. Visa revoked, family go with you, and you go back to where the hell you came from. You don't get to move and live in this country if you hate it. That used to be the standard. Malcolm X said, and I'm quoting Malcolm X. That's another red flag.

SPEAKER_14 49:28

Quote, we live in one of the rottenest countries that have as that has ever existed on this earth. It's not Genocide Joe that has to go, it's the entire system that has to go. Any system that would allow such atrocities and such devilry to happen and would support it, such a system does not deserve to exist on God's earth. And so when these fools ask us if Israel has the right to exist, the chant death to Israel has become the most logical chant shouted across the world today.

SPEAKER_06 50:26

Israel before this, brothers and sisters, was a sacred cow. Nobody could criticize Israel. Everybody was terrified of being anti-Semitic. Everybody was afraid of them. But now the people of conscience very openly will criticize Israel. They recognize Israel for what it is. Israel is ISIS. Israel are they are Nazis. They are fascists, they are racist.

SPEAKER_07 50:54

The people you know, man, it really exposes their intelligence when you call Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people, Nazis. Call them something else. But to say that they are the force and they are the political ideology that tried to exterminate themselves from the planet, it's oh Israel are Nazis. Well, what did Nazis do? What did they live for? Well, eugenics. Well, yeah, pure, pure bloodlines. And what did they think of Jews? Oh, they shouldn't exist. Put them all in gas chambers. Kill them. Mass killing fields. Yeah, bury them. Yeah. Yeah. And then you say, oh, well, the Jews are Nazis. Yeah. Yep, nope. The Jews are not. Like that is the most ridiculous statement that I hear all of the time. How the hell are you going to call a Jew a Nazi? If the Nazis found out there was a Jew amongst them, forget it. They'd kill their whole family. Well, the world now knows this.

SPEAKER_14 52:16

From the river to the sea. Palestine Palestine will be free.

SPEAKER_07 52:23

From the river to the sea means kill every Jew. Their religion absolutely commands it. And nothing else will will will satisfy. I don't know why it always sounds like they're hawking a clam. Talking about anti-Semitism.

SPEAKER_15 53:02

I want to speak specifically to an issue that has been focused on in this race. To my Jewish American sisters and brothers, one of the most indelible memories of this campaign will have been the opportunity to break bread with you at Seder, to worship with you at Shul, to embrace, to be embraced by you. And listening to sisters and brothers who said, you know, I want to join this movement because APAC doesn't speak for me. Because I understand that self-determination for one people does not require the quenching of self-determination for another people. That unless all of us are free, none of us are free, I want to tell you the great gift that you've given me. And to all of my sisters and brothers of the Jewish faith, or any faith at all, or no faith at all, I want you to know that my commitment to your safety, my commitment to Jewish safety, is the same commitment that I have to the safety of my own daughters. Because if there is one question of a political philosophy that ought to animate us all, is what would we build? What would we do if we treated all of our kids like they were all of our kids? He's slick.

SPEAKER_07 54:37

This is a Gunther Eagleman video. Cause he went to Mackinac Island? I don't know if I if I pronounced that correctly. But Mackinac Island, and he said that he hated it. Now, this is apparently a very cherished place in Michigan.

SPEAKER_01 54:59

Please watch your stuff.

SPEAKER_13 55:15

It's funny because, like, if we win, this is gonna be the like summer summer home. I'm just gonna feel like every time I've ever come here, I've hated it. Why am I here?

SPEAKER_01 55:26

Please watch yourself.

SPEAKER_07 55:29

Massive criticism. I don't live there. I don't know how important it is. But the left is screaming over this guy, creaming over him. Here is this is an ex post from Common Sense. Boy, this dude sounds a lot like a young Obama. Just saying. So that that was the the you know, the lockstep word track that was thrown out to the Twitter sphere, and they were all basically instructed to say, oh, this is the next Barack Obama, right? So here is the speech. I mean, listen.

SPEAKER_15 56:12

It's funny, they they're taken to calling me dangerous. Now I wonder why you would call somebody from from my background with my faith dangerous. You heard that before?

unknown 56:20

No.

SPEAKER_15 56:21

And it's interesting. You you ask the folks living in these communities, the grandma whose grandchild finally got a pair of glasses if I'm dangerous. Ask the folks living in Southwest who finally saw somebody stand up to the polluters in their neighborhood if I'm dangerous. Ask the parents whose kids were in Detroit public schools when we made sure that there wasn't lead in those schools if I'm dangerous. Ask the folks who got Narcan that saved their lives whether or not I'm dangerous. Ask the folks who got a medical debt relief check if I'm dangerous. I'm not dangerous if you need government to work for you. There it is.

SPEAKER_07 57:03

But I'll tell you what. Government to work for you.

SPEAKER_15 57:09

I'm sure I am dangerous if you're one of those folks who's a corporation or a special interest or a politician who does their bidding who's stopping government from working for you. So yeah, if you're chuck shooter, I'm dangerous. If you're lit pack, I'm dangerous. If you're a corporate pack, I'm dangerous. If you're blue cross blue shield C yellow, I'm pretty damn dangerous. I'm for sure. I'm dangerous. But if you're somebody who needs government to work for you, I aim to be the best friend you ever had.

SPEAKER_06 57:48

Oh, he sounds like Barack. He's the next Barack Obama.

SPEAKER_07 57:53

Minorities in political places. Give me more. Give me more of them. We're gonna follow this. I mean, we'll see where it goes. Mike Rogers seriously has a possible problem on his hands. It could definitely happen. We will see. Thank you so much for tuning in. Don't forget to hit that like, share, and subscribe button. Drop a comment down below. Go to RyanF Samuels.com, sign up for the newsletter. We will see you on Monday.

SPEAKER_05 58:34

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