Abdul El‑Sayed

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396 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard today

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov · The Canada Trade War Could Hand Democrats A Senate Majority (ft. Abdul El-Sayed) · 23 Sep 2026 podcast

And then it's unions to make sure that the gains aren't just realized by big corporations, but instead are realized by everyday working people.

I believe in capitalism, but I understand that right now we don't live in capitalism.

corporatism and that corporatism has allowed really, really big corporations to dominate the economic space, crowding out a lot of would-be competitors that bring prices down and also offer more uh choice in different markets.

And those corporations have been able to jump the the the shark, uh, so to speak, by buying off politicians to make sure that they can use that power to cement their place in our markets.

I just want to get back to normal capitalism.

And normal capitalism is you make some smart investments, you make sure that those investments uh are are not blocking out uh any would-be competitors, because that's what makes uh our economy so dynamic.

And you make sure that the gains aren't just

Well, his poll numbers shift in.

Uh, he's realizing that he's deeply underwater because he's tied himself to the most disastrously corrupt politician in American history, Donald Trump.

And he's realizing that he's kind of stuck between Iraq and a hard place.

Donald Trump says jump and he says how high?

Donald Trump says tariffs against Canada, he says how high.

Donald Trump says we're going to continue to do this war in Iran.

He says, Okay, for how long?

And he's realizing now that we're paying $5 in gas, $6.80.

Cents in uh in diesel, which we all pay for at the grocery store because diesel is what gets it trucked to the grocery store.

He's realizing that this has become a disaster for him.

Now, look, my point about him has always been that he's corrupt and he's craven and he's cowardly.

And this is exactly what you're seeing.

He took five million dollars from corporations to run his previous campaigns for Congress, a million alone from prescription from prescription drug uh companies.

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