Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/7edeDQezhGC.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Abdul El-Sayed on Electability, AIPAC, and Medicare for All [fijXluvlho1] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Nick sits down in person with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan, at a campaign stop in Warren. They get into the misconception that he's "just a socialist," why distrust in public health traces back to a healthcare system stuck behind a paywall, and his case for Medicare for All. El-Sayed makes his electability argument head-on: outspent 8-to-1 by AIPAC-backed money, he argues that message and work ethic — not cash — are how you beat Mike Rogers in November, and that every general-election poll backs him up. Plus: the AIPAC money fight, Thomas Massie's amendment to cut Israel funding, and a bench-press cameo. A sharp, funny, substantive conversation with one of the most nuanced progressives in the country. Ek9ljpEa4i6 5vE2pMoKO9R c8hFF3Xbaeo TTWg1iwR5CB
Nick sits down in person with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan, at a campaign stop in Warren. They get into the misconception that he's "just a socialist," why distrust in public health traces back to a healthcare system stuck behind a paywall, and his case for Medicare for All. El-Sayed makes his electability argument head-on: outspent 8-to-1 by AIPAC-backed money, he argues that message and work ethic — not cash — are how you beat Mike Rogers in November, and that every general-election poll backs him up. Plus: the AIPAC money fight, Thomas Massie's amendment to cut Israel funding, and a bench-press cameo. A sharp, funny, substantive conversation with one of the most nuanced progressives in the country. Ek9ljpEa4i6 5vE2pMoKO9R c8hFF3Xbaeo TTWg1iwR5CB