BESSENT VS THE FAKE REBEL: Who Really Made Abdul El-Sayed

Listen to the man who just won the Michigan Democratic Senate primary. Donald Trump himself is not the disease of our politics, he's just the worst symptom of the disease of our politics. And the disease is the system that allows corporations and billionaires and would-be oligarchs to buy and sell politicians to do their bidding. Oligarchs. Hold on to that word. He's right about it, just not the way he thinks. Last Tuesday, I was outside in Michigan a few feet away from an Abdul El-Sayed worker. Here's what for hours money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for all. That's El Saeed's mantra. It's all over his website, but the worker was also selling something bigger to every voter who would listen, especially the young ones. Abdul El-Sayed is bringing down the system now. Across the media, El-Sayed is portrayed as David versus the APAC Goliath. The outsider on the money. He's described as the insurgent, the system down, along with his socialist cronies. But what if the system down? What if he's actually guarding it? I'm Susan Kokinda and I'm sitting at ground zero in Michigan in this Senate race with decades of experience in fighting of this country's real enemies, whatever color they make themselves, left or right. So if you want to follow the real fight, hit those like, share, and subscribe buttons today. Today I'm gonna show you what lurks behind El Saeed's public profile and his campaign slogans first. Who is actually putting money in your pocket? Second, the control strategy El-Sayed doesn't want you to see. And third, the biggest fraud of all, money out of politics.