“Private Jet Politics!” Abdul El-Sayed TAKES AIM At Mike Rogers’ Luxury Lifestyle

On Sunday, Donald Trump is going to come to Michigan at the invitation of Mike Rogers and John James. You might have seen yesterday we had a little debate, or I had a debate, and he just pointed at me and said, well, he's Muslim. And there was a note that Mike Rogers said in the last debate. He said, the last two years have been amazing. I want to ask you all, Wayne State, when you go pump your gas, do you feel like the last two years have been amazing? When you go to the grocery store, does it feel like the last two years have been amazing? When you hear notes about ICE in your community, has it felt like the last two years? Has it been amazing? When you go to try to see a doctor, if you can see a doctor, has it felt like the last two years? Has it been amazing? When you think about the fact that we are now at a war, that we have no business fighting, has it felt like the last two years? Has it been amazing? When you think about the fact that we are in a trade war with Canada and you pay an average of $5,600, does it feel like the last two years have been amazing? But here's the thing, if you're a millionaire from Florida, and you got a mansion and two yachts which for some reason are in Maryland maybe for you life is amazing when you fly around in a private jet maybe for you life is amazing but that's exactly the disconnect in our politics that has become the problem the very same people who want to tell us that it's all amazing have been pushing a politics of division trying to tear us apart from one another and here's the thing about it when they're distracting you it's because they're picking your pocket. They're picking your pocket by sending your tax dollars abroad to drop bombs on someone else rather than investing in your schools or your infrastructure or healthcare. They're picking your pocket by trying to deny you a union that should be fighting for fair wages and good benefits. They're picking your pocket when they're gutting programs like Medicaid and the ACA and SNAP to pass a tax cut for the richest people in America in their one big ugly bill. And we've got an opportunity to stand up and push back. I don't have to tell you all this, but unions built the middle class. Unions built the 40-hour work week. Unions built the fact that our kids go to school instead of going to work. Unions built safe working conditions. And they can do it again if we're willing to stand with our unions, which is why when I get to the United States Senate, one of the first things I aim to do is finally pass that PRO Act. One India app now.