He Called Him A CON MAN

The Michigan Senate debate just got personal—and Alex Stein brought in a professional roast battle comedian to judge the damage.

On After Hours, Alex Stein welcomes Kill Tony comedian Rudy Ventura to break down the heated exchanges between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed.

Rogers goes on the attack, accusing El-Sayed of dishonesty, questioning his financial disclosures and making explosive allegations about his political backers.

Then comes the moment that steals the show.

“That's a con man.”

Stein and Ventura dissect the debate like a comedy roast, scoring the insults, questioning the delivery and deciding who landed the biggest blow.

Plus, El-Sayed is pressed on whether Iran or Israel poses the greater threat to the United States—and calls the question a “ridiculous hypothetical.”

With Michigan's Senate race heating up, did Rogers land a knockout punch or just deliver a lot of political trash talk?

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