Israel & AIPAC Get DESTROYED In Michigan Primary!
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What were the results of the Michigan Democratic Senate primary?
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Uh this uh Abdul El Sayyad. He's the big winner. Let's listen to Steve Karnaki. I like that he's look, he's so casual. He's got his he's got his shirt sleeves rolled up. That's how you know they're working. He's got the shirt sleeves. Oh, which let's we're gonna roll up our sh you know who used to do that? Rick Perry. He would? Rick the the governor of Texas got a roll up our sleeves. That's because he was given hand jobs in a j yeah. But also Jev and J George Bush would do that, but put roll up our sleeves. Remember what Will Farrell would do him and he would just bang the side of a fence with a saw like he's working on the ranch. So anyway, but so look at him. He's got his sh he's got his casual shoes on and he's got his shirt s sleeves ru uh rolled up.
So you know he's working. Here we go.
This is an NBC News Special Report. I'm Steve Kranaki. American voters in five states hit the polls on Tuesday, and I've got some major results to share with you starting And and he's got a rolled up piece of paper in his head.
He's got his shirt sleeves rolled up, he's got the casual, he's got his j sport coat off, his suit coat is off. Yeah. And he's got a rolled up piece of paper in his hand like, I need this here we go.
In the state of Michigan, where Abdul El Sayed has won the Democratic primary for the United States Senate. He defeats Congresswoman Haley Stevens. This was a very close
So that's a big s so the reason why that's a big deal is because Haley Stevens was uh they spent like seventy million dollars Apex and the Jewish lobby Uh good value for their money. And uh so they spent I like some people said thirteen times more, some people said nine times more. It was a lot more than Abdul El Sayyid. Now Al Abdul El Sayyid's big thing was that he said, Well, I'll I'll sp I'll show you in a second. Here's uh by the way, it it is shocking. Uh Uh Abdul Sayyid won. They uh I I wish it would have been Al Qaeda instead, since at least they support Israel. Am I right? They're good friends. They're very good friends. Okay. So here she d this is who he was running against. Lo look at listen to how bad she is.
And in the United States Congress. I will continue to fight for the people of Israel. I will continue to fight for Israel's existence.
Israel comes to me in my dreams. I see Israel's future and I know that Israel will continue to exist for the Jewish people. Wait, if Israel comes to her in her dreams but if she talks into their sleep with that voice, nobody else is sleeping or dreaming for three miles in a row. Israel comes to me in my dreams, I'm gonna say it was uh on the side of seventy million how much money they spent. Her voice is like a combination of squeaking disc breaks and a cat fighting a dog. Oh, popcorn got upset while she was talking just from the same voice. I accomplished So that's who so that's who he had to beat. So you would think it would be easy. Right. But again, his name is uh you know, Al Sayyed Abdul. So that that's got that going against him.
And then he doesn't run uh and say he would do something for, you know, the place he would be representing and not So that's what he did. So he decided to go, you know what? I'm gonna I'm gonna actually say I'm gonna help the people who I want to vote for me instead of a foreign country. So weirdest thing. And it's maybe if we spend more money saying the opposite of that, that will that argument will be more appealing to people because we spent seventy million on it, you know? So let's listen to what he this is what he was saying. Instead so she was saying she was saying this
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the results of the Michigan Democratic Senate primary?
0:03–8:11
2
How did Abdul El‑Sayed’s campaign challenge the pro‑Israel APEC funding?
8:11–15:49
3
Why do the hosts argue that U.S. foreign aid to Israel and Ukraine is wasteful?
15:49–23:39
4
What is the criticism of COVID‑19 vaccine mandates and the data behind it?
23:39–31:46
5
How does the case of Samuel Tunic illustrate phone‑seizure laws at the border?
31:46–39:02
6
What is the proposed Iran‑Oman shipping deal and how is Israel responding?
39:02–44:47
7
Why does Aaron Rodgers claim he was right about the COVID vaccine?
44:47–52:30
8
How can listeners support the show through the premium membership?
52:30–1:00:49