Abdul El‑Sayed
speaker
253 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Aug
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I've studied a lot of the solutions that I fight for, things like Medicare for All, things like rethinking the way that our financial system implies that corporate CEOs are more interested in a quarterly bottom line than they are in the long-term sustainability of their business.
The fact that we virtually live in monopoly or oligopoly when it comes to almost every single market that we are forced to participate in.
i know that capitalism works i just know that it does not work when you have monopolies or oligopolies you go back and you actually look at the folks who coined the term capitalism they'll tell you that the biggest risk to capitalism was not government regulation it was always monopoly and oligopoly which is exactly what we have here now and these corporations now can use their power and their might to influence our political system as they're using on behalf
of my opponent, Haley Stevens, giving her gobs and gobs and gobs of money to stand up against me because they don't want to get regulated and they know that I'll show up to do that.
So at the end of the day, it's just a philosophical difference.
I'm not an ideologue.
I'm a lot more interested in empirical results.
When it comes to Medicare for all, I think that's the best single way to provide folks health care in this country.
By the way, public health care
The public part would be the insurance.
The health care itself stays private.
When it comes to investing in our schools or investing in good infrastructure, these are the shared resources that we need so that every single person can actually participate in the economy.
You know, Jen, the irony of this is that they're already trying to label my opponent, Haley Stevens, a socialist too.
This is what they label any Democrat who runs against them.
Now Donald Trump is calling everybody a communist.
We're so concerned about what they're going to say about us that we forget that we also have mouths and can talk about them.
Let's talk about Mike Rogers.
Mike Rogers is the worst kind of corporatist.
He is so bought off by corporations that he made $14 million.
He doesn't want to tell us how he made, except for he was likely trading on his relationships in government.
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