Abdul El‑Sayed

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253 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 21 Aug

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The Briefing with Jen Psaki · 'Donald Trump is gonna hate it': Mobile Epstein files museum hits the road · 29 Jul 2026 podcast

So yeah, unfortunately, when you spend that much money, I mean, just so you understand, it's like two or three ads per commercial break, every single commercial break.

$60 million.

Ask yourself, would this even be a close election if there was no outside spending in this race?

So I think that spending does explain part of it.

But I'll also just tell you this.

At the end of the day,

Real relationships are built on the conversations you had about real work, about what it is that you actually want to do for people.

And we're the campaign with a serious message.

We want to get money out of politics, put money in your pocket, pass Medicare for all.

I'm grateful to have the endorsement of the UAW.

I'm grateful to have the endorsement of the American Federation of Teachers and the National Nurses.

And we're building a campaign of, by, and for working people.

I think as we continue to knock doors, as we continue to have those conversations, I think we're going to start to see a lot of the polls tightening right there and that we're going to be victorious on Election Day.

Well, Reverend Ante has a long history of service, so I think he is astute enough to understand that actually my focus on the West Bank is about my focus on the West side.

Every single dollar that we send abroad to drop a bomb on another person's child, to fund a genocide, to fund apartheid, to fund a war that is illegal and that has principally been about the annexation of southern Lebanon by the Israeli military.

Every single dollar is a dollar we're not spending on the West Side.

So if we're serious about actually investing on the West Side, why don't we keep our money here, invested in schools and healthcare and good roads, instead of allowing APAC to spend $30 million to tell us that we should be sending it over there, which in fact my opponent voted for just a couple weeks ago, $3.3 billion.

Detroit Public Schools alone has a $1.7 billion deficit when it comes to upkeep of their buildings.

Why don't we keep that money here so we can actually invest in schools?

And I'll just finish here.

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